My long-time massage therapist was retiring and I needed to find a new one. I found an ad on…read moreKijiji for Xiaoping Spa. They had a website, the ability to book online and reasonable rates & hours. I called and booked an hour with Linda. Upon arriving I noted that the place was clean and was nice and warm. The treatment room and linens were also clean and organized. The location was relatively quiet and there was soft music playing to assist with dulling sounds from outside. Linda did a great job! She was very friendly and was concerned throughout whether the pressure was too much or too little. There were two other therapists there and this must have contributed to the lack of interruptions. I felt like she was totally dedicated to me for the hour and I'll be back. Great job Linda!

This is a rub and tug. No judgement, I have nothing against it. But just so you dont waste your…read moretime & money you should know what you are getting in to.

The partners that operate Avenue 109 are as good as anyone in the world at what they do. The only…read morereason they don't charge what they easily could is to maintain accessibility to as many regular folks as possible. Their compassion, breadth of knowledge, authenticity, kindness and sheer ability to heal may be a national treasure. This IS the sleeper clinic that you CAN afford. Their work is deeply grounded in science -- just not Big Pharma (whose science is suspect anyway). They also embody the humble spiritual majesty of what once were our village elders. If you thought you couldn't attain more mobility or you couldn't reduce your pain, it's because you haven't had Bill and Nancy (and sometimes Boots) on your side.

I have been to this location several times. Initially it was to treat a 5 day headache, which went…read moreaway the next day after my 2 hour Thai oil massage. Every visit, I've gone for a different issue and the owner focuses on the area I need her too but still gives a full body massage. Somkit, the owner, is very good at what she does and I highly recommend trying this place out!

Anna was excellent. I am feeling so much better after the massage with her. She is very…read moreknowledgeable and knows exactly what to do in order to relieve pain. Joseph Francis

Upon recommendations from friends, I decided to book an appointment with Candy. I was impressed…read morewith the cleanliness of the place and recieved a friendly greeting by Candy. The room was quiet, warm and clean with soft music. The massage was exactly to my preference and I loved Candy's 'style'. The shower room was palacial! And very clean. I left with a big smile!

This is a rub and tug. No judgement, I have nothing against it. But just so you dont waste your…read moretime & money you should know what you are getting in to.

Bobby Hassam pressured me to book appointments with him even though I refused. And he touched me…read moreinappropriately at least 2 times. At first he seemed like a nice guy but I always felt that he was pushy, automatically scheduling me in advance for the next 2-3 months even though I told him I might be busy. Also he seemed kinda nosy and invasive about my personal life. But I think it's part of his character to want to be friends with almost everybody including his clients. But one incident kinda pissed me off. A few months ago I took a break from facebook and deactivated my account. He somehow realized right alway that my account was deactivated and he kept trying to call on fb messenger. I was busy at work so I couldn't answer. He found my other account and immediately sent a friend request and some messages which I later found in message requests. He does not have my number which is why he messages on fb but the overall incident still bothered me since I am mostly a private person and that other account was meant to be only for a small circle of friends. Also he touched my private area about 3 times. He would slip his fingers underneath my thong/undies and rub very close to my crotch..he would do this while I am face up. Therefore he can clearly see me looking uncomfortable and giving him that wtf look. I didn't say anything because he would just do it for a few seconds and I always gave him the benefit of the doubt it was accidental (yeah I know that after 2 times it was definitely not an accident, and I'm sure he knew what he was doing because he would laugh/look amused from that wtf look I was giving him). I also felt he was money-hungry. He would try to sell me products even though I told him I wasn't interested. The last time I saw him, he was trying to sell his last water tumbler to me. I told him I didn't want it. But he still took it out of his backpack, plopped it onto my table and told me it would be inclusive with the cost of the next session... A few weeks later, I decided to get rid of him. I had to get a friend to help me type out that his services were no longer needed (I really suck at confronting people which was why I had to get someone to type it out for me while I waited anxiously in a different room. I was nervous about the response I would.) I've been wanting to rid of him for a while but I couldn't because of guilt. He would act like he was a best friend to me. He would constantly say that he worries or cares about me and how he's happy that we are friends. He would praise that I am such a loyal customer (even though he's the one automatically scheduling me), that my loyalty is appreciated especially in times of covid, all of which made me felt bad for doing what I had to do. His response was that he was sorry to see me go and to send him the $20 for the water tumbler (that he pulled out and set on my table even though I said I didn't want it It's still in the box and collecting dust ‍

Bobby Hassam pressured me to book appointments with him even though I refused. And he touched me…read moreinappropriately in 2 occasions. At first he seemed like a nice guy but I always felt that he was pushy, automatically scheduling me in advance for the next 2-3 months even though I told him I might be busy. Also he seemed kinda nosy and invasive about my personal life. But I think it's part of his character to want to be friends with almost everybody including his clients. But one incident kinda pissed me off. A few months ago I took a break from facebook and deactivated my account. He somehow realized right alway that my account was deactivated and he kept trying to call on fb messenger. I was busy at work so I couldn't answer. He found my other account and immediately sent a friend request and some messages which I later found in message requests. He does not have my number which is why he messages on fb but the overall incident still bothered me since I am mostly a private person and that other account was meant to be only for a small circle of friends. Also he touched my private area about 3 times. He would slip his fingers underneath my thong/undies and rub very close to my crotch..he would do this while I am face up. Therefore he can clearly see me looking uncomfortable and giving him that wtf look. I didn't say anything because he would just do it for a few seconds and I always gave him the benefit of the doubt it was accidental (yeah I know that after 2 times it was definitely not an accident, and I'm sure he knew what he was doing because he would laugh/look amused from that wtf look I was giving him). I also felt he was money-hungry. He would try to sell me products even though I told him I wasn't interested. The last time I saw him, he was trying to sell his last water tumbler to me. I told him I didn't want it. But he still took it out of his backpack, plopped it onto my table and told me it would be inclusive with the cost of the next session... A few weeks later, I decided to get rid of him. I had to get a friend to help me type out that his services were no longer needed (I really suck at confronting people which was why I had to get someone to type it out for me while I waited anxiously in a different room. I was nervous about the response I would.) I've been wanting to rid of him for a while but I couldn't because of guilt. He would act like he was a best friend to me. He would constantly say that he worries or cares about me and how he's happy that we are friends. He would praise that I am such a loyal customer (even though he's the one automatically scheduling me), that my loyalty is appreciated especially in times of covid, all of which made me felt bad for doing what I had to do. His response was that he was sorry to see me go and to send him the $20 for the water tumbler (that he pulled out and set on my table even though I said I didn't want them It's still in the box and collecting dust ‍