I came in to see Cindy after weeks of back pain. She got muscles moving again that I'm pretty sure…read morehave been stiff since I was a teenager. I left feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. Everything was very clean and everyone was incredibly friendly and the cost for the value was fantastic.

I was impressed by the impeccable cleanliness and the serene atmosphere of this massage spa. I…read moreappreciate massage therapist Cindy for her work in relieving the knots in my muscles. Her skilled hands and deep understanding of the body were evident from the first touch, as she effortlessly worked out the knots with precision and care.

Ellen and Coco were amazing! The ladies were friendly, clearly experienced, and really knew what…read morethey were doing. One of the best massages we've had, and we left feeling so much better. We'll definitely be back!

What a great massage! My cousin who had hurt her back needed a massage. We found Jasmine were so…read morevery pleased with the massage and friendly staff. Will most definitely visit again. Thank you.

They used to have good therapist who know exactly what reflexology is…read more I had foot reflexology at this place both locations Beaverton and Lake Oswego: Mia, Edgar, and one Caucasian male therapist who I can't remember his name. They were all excellent. Mia has a technique where she knows where all the pressure points are on my feet and she uses tool (wood shaped triangle, don't know what to call it). Several times I have been here none of the therapist know what they are doing, mostly they just give me foot massage, rubbing my foot with oil and call it a day. Foot reflexology is not foot massage. If I wanted a regular foot massage I could just go to nails salon and get 30-60 minutes foot massage/rub. So I called a few days before my appointment asking if anyone actually knows how to give foot reflexology treatment I was specifically asked for Mia and yes I knew, Edgar is no longer there so that's a bummer. They had me today with Mark, and I am very pleased that Mark is actually knowledgable and know how to do foot reflexology. I even asked him a few questions: eyes area, neck, and lungs. And he answered my questions with putting more pressure on my feet to those areas I mentioned to him. Even tho Mark doesn't speak English too well but he understood and even tho he is not as knowledgeable as Mia, he understood what I was asking for. I hope they will hire more therapists like Mia and Mark. It is hard to find a place in Oregon that actually provide real foot reflexology.

Went here with my wife on New Year's Eve day. She paid an insane amount of money for our... foot…read morerubs? Foot massages? Whatever they were, mine was genuinely awful. Reason #1 = As a man, I have hair on my arms and legs. Kind of a normal thing, something I thought they were used to dealing with. Nope! In a likely attempt to save money, the woman rubbing my arms and legs used the tiniest amount of oil possible, and ended up dry rubbing my arms and legs and pulling out a bunch of hair in the process. It hurt!! So I got brave and decided to interrupt the ambiance to explain what was happening and ask for more oil or lotion. She nodded like she understood, and then... nothing. No more lubricant... just painful, vigorous dry rubs. Reason #2 = She started rubbing my feet next and kept scraping my foot with her nails. More pain, yay! I spoke up again, more bluntly this time, and said, hey you're hurting me with your nail I think. More agreeable nods, followed by no change, just more pain. Weak hands giving an amateur, dry, painful massage, for a tidy sum of over $100.. RIPOFF

Just had a wonderful deep tissue full body massage. I was very impressed, will definitely b…read morereturning!

My husband and I went in for a couples massage. We've gone to a few in the area and this one is by…read morefar the best massage! Best value for the high-quality massage we received.

I wanted it to be so good that I have to come back at least once a month since I work on my feet a…read morelot but sadly, I was disappointed. I, typically, prefer male therapist but unfortunately they didn't have any available. I didn't feel like the therapy wasn't intentional. Just feel like a routine. My partner had a tool used on her feet and she felt like that was nice. If you like lighter touch, you may have a different experience. I'll keep searching for quality reflexology to pamper myself with. We gave tips as we were leaving and there were no pressure felt from the therapist unlike other "massage spas". They take various payment methods including cash, credit card, Venmo, Zelle.

I had a 30 minute foot massage that was amazing! Serene atmosphere. I felt pampered. Quick and easy…read morecheck in. Excellent care. Definitely going back!

Easy to make an appointment sometimes it was hard to communicate with the masseuse, but I would go…read moreback.

I've been getting full body massage here for about a year and it's life changing. If you're looking…read morefor the strongest masseuse you'll ever meet, look no farther. They spend half the time stretching your muscles, before moving on to a traditional massage and this combo will get even the worst knots and tightness nice and loose. A word of warning: if you're used to regular American spa massages, ask for a light to medium to start. Firm pressure will have you practicing your Lamaze breathing. It's not fancy, and it's in a strip mall, but it's the best for getting you moving again.

Wow, first off I was treated as if I was the only person in the world. Very nice massage therapist…read moreand professional. They do a really good job. You'll leave very happy and as of your floating on clouds. Make sure you take time to stop by!

Mei is absolutely the best massage therapist around. She is always bright and cheerful. Even when…read moreshes been massaging peopleall day. If you are in pain she can help you start to feel better. Highly recommend. $20 gratuity minimum is worth it.

Great experience, my daughter and I called last minute and the ladies got us in. I would will be…read moreback soon as the prices were great and the service was too.

I want to start this by saying I have had some very good experiences here before. I'm genuinely…read morerooting for this business to do well. However yesterday I was massaged by a man I don't think normally does them. I've always figured he's the owner of the business and focuses on transactions or bringing people in. He was extremely hard on my back. I told him over the course of the 20 minute massage about a half dozen times to go softer, or that it hurts. He would kick it down from a 10 to an 8 (still not ideal but better) then slide back to doing a 10. The pressure was enough that my neck was being pressed into the chair enough I was getting a bit nervous but kept telling myself that it's only 20 minutes. You should not be feeling like a massage is an act of endurance. My back hurts. It interfered withy sleep last night - sleeping on my back would excruciating but laying on my stomach made my shoulder blades pinch the area he hit hardest. I woke up several times needing ibuprofen, later an ice pack. Nearly called out of work. I work a very physical labouring job so I was supposed to come in feeling better not worse.

It's not worth $100 for 90 min massage. The therapist turn on his timer for 90 min but I also…read morechecked what time did we start. He stopped at 80 min. When I told him he shorted the time then he told me to sit and continue to massage for a few more minutes. I will get front and back massage if I schedule 90 min in any other spa. He only massaged my back. I had bruises the next day. He is not interested to make me feel better. He only want to get pay. I usually only go here for emergency since they take walk in but after that massage I think I will take my money somewhere else. $100 is a lot of money. This is not the only time they shorten my time.

First time getting a facial here - I did their special listed online for a 60 minute lymphatic…read moredrainage facial + gua sha + scalp massage ($189) - I added on a vitamin C mask at the end ($25). The ambiance is so relaxing, staff were very nice and my esthetician was good. The ambiance itself was enough to make me want to come back and try again.

So my card is on file at Zen Garden because I was paying for a birthday gift for my husband. My…read morehusband said to charge the card on file plus a 20% tip. Since we were new clients, the massage was supposed to be $10 off. That means the total should have been $169 plus a 20% tip ($33.80), which equals $202.80. Instead, they charged my card $214.00. The manager, Wendy, knew my husband was a new client because (1) he had never been there before, and (2) I had called ahead to confirm the new client discount and asked about the $10 off. Despite that, she charged the full amount plus the tip and never applied the discount. Wendy only refunded me after I posted this review--and even then, she called and texted my husband asking that I remove it multiple times, continuing to harass us even after I told her I would take the review down. I do believe this was stealing. Wendy is the manager and should know how to correctly process a new client discount. Instead, she knowingly charged my card more than authorized, including a 20% fee I never signed paperwork for or agreed to. I wasn't even present at the time, so the only authorization she had from me was for the $169 new client rate. Being pressured for two days straight to delete a review after money was wrongly taken from my account is unprofessional, unethical, and unacceptable.