The front desk staff is very friendly. But this is the…read moreworst massage I've ever had in my life I was really looking forward to it but it was so bad I couldn't even rest I was in a Car accident so my back really hurts and I need the massage to be soft I said softer about 35 times through the 1 hour massage and she never stop doing it hard I was in more pain when I left... I still payed and tipped but sadly I will never be back, it's too hit or miss.

Sunny is great for siatzu deep tissue but really all of them are really up there. I ll keep going…read morethere. Even though I moved to bayside now.

This is the best place is amazing. The foot massage is so very relaxing. If you have problems with…read moredry and cracking skin on your feet let the know. Then will make your feel as smooth as a baby's bottom.

Good foot massage place! I took one hour excellent foot massage. I feel much better now!…read more Highly recommend !

Great service. Accupuncture, cupping & acupressure. I've gone 2x and would definitely return.read more

A miracle worker! I…read morewas in Florida and was very active, biking, kayaking, etc. A few days after returning I had extreme sciatica. I've had a bad back most of my adult life, but never sciatica. I was completely miserable. I couldn't sleep and was in constant distress. I went to Dr. Wu and felt great after each visit, but the Sciatica returned. Dr. Wu warned me that it would take multiple visits. After the 4th visit, I was completely cured. A few weeks later, I developed a different back pain and also had groin pain on one side. This wasn't just "oh, I'm sore" pain - it was pain and discomfort that was interfering with my life - it was so bad I had trouble driving. I returned to Dr. Wu and he "killed" me. When I walked out I was still miserable and I had no idea what I was going to do. But when I woke up the next morning, I was completely cured and I've been absolutely fine ever since. My insurance would not cover the visits, but it's priced very reasonably. I've deducted one star only because one has to walk a large flight of stairs and because the office is a bit shabby, but maybe if the office was nice, it would cost 2-3x the price. If I had major surgery and got the same result, I would have been very happy. But Dr. Wu accomplished the same thing for pennies in comparison, with just acupuncture and intense massage. Couldn't be happier.

Clean, nice spot for foot massages. Ambient music sets the tone, prices are affordable, and the…read morehands that do the massaging are strong and hit the right spots. A few notes for those of you expecting certain things with your foot massage: -There are no blackout curtains so you will be able to see into the parking lot, if that impacts your experience. -The employees speak to each other in regular level decibels while giving treatment - in other words, this is not a "quiet" place. -I paid for a one hour foot massage which started at 4:30PM. They finished at 5:24 with six minutes left on my clock. If you are expecting a full hour, you might not get it, just be aware. -I tipped 30% because my therapist was great with the pressure on her knuckles, and focused on my feet the whole time (as opposed to other places which will do 20 minutes on each leg/foot, 20 on your shoulders etc.) - The therapist was NOT happy with a 30% tip and made a face as if she was expecting more. I had no other cash on me, but the face she made was a bit off-putting. Still, I would go back based on the cleanliness, the quality of work, and the proximity to home. If you choose to go here, just be mindful of my feedback.

If you want to relax, this is not the place. I left more tense than I came in. One of the worst…read moremassages I've ever had--no pressure, completely random motions, not worth the price. To top it off there was an old guy groaning every 10 seconds in the other room. Do yourself a favor and look elsewhere.

I had the most amazing scalp treatment with Annie! She took her time working through all the…read moretension in my scalp, and the entire experience was incredibly soothing. By the end, my head felt so much lighter and I felt completely relaxed and refreshed.

Unfortunately, this was not a relaxing experience at all. The environment was extremely loud (staff…read moreand other customers were talking continuously, almost shouting. It's very hard to enjoy a service that's meant to be calming when the place sounds chaotic) The massage itself was supposed to be as deep tissue, but it was nowhere close. There was no rhythm, no real pressure, and even after asking for stronger pressure, it felt more like a light oil rub than an actual massage.The session was one hour and included cupping but overall it did not meet expectations. I paid $55 cash. The lack of professionalism, noise level from both staff and other customers continuously, and ineffective massage, made it not worth it for me. I was really hoping for a relaxing experience and unfortunately left feeling disappointed.

This place has a different name in person/on signage: "Spring Spa Inc Best Bodywork" The An Qi name…read moreon this Yelp listing is from a previous owner years ago they told me. There is a $10 tip minimum. The whole place is cash only. Went for a 60 minute reflexology foot massage, which was great and much better than another I've had. The person I got was very strong and specific as to where she was massaging, and listened when I asked for softer on certain areas. I've gotten massages before that were just kind of the person ambling around pressing randomly, and that is not what I got here, luckily. She also used some kind of heated tool for 'lymphatic detoxification' she said, which felt stimulating on the legs. I asked for some extra attention to one heel and she did that. I think you need to say exactly what you want if you're looking for something specific, she understood me for the most part. I did not hear much noise from the street. But the workers do talk to each other at times and the front door has a cluster of bells. It's a bare bones but clean place.

Awesome! A recently…read moreopened Chinese massage place. You know the drill, Bare bones, no extra fancies, but really cheap and excellent deep Tui-Na massage. I love it! The usual place I go to was really busy, so I decided to visit An Qi. The place is small, but very clean. Each individual cubicle is rather spacious for a bare bones massage place. Because they're new, very few people know about them. Absolutely no clients right now, but I'm sure this will change. I opted for an hour long foot massage because my feet have been hurting. The service was really friendly, warm, and cordial. The lotion they used has a lovely scent. I was really happy with my massage. I definitely recommend this place and will definitely be going back. Price list for Qi Gong Tui-Na Bodywork 15 min $15 30 min $25 45 min $38 60 min $45 90 min $70 Foot reflexology 30 min $20 60 min $35

Prices seemed reasonable but to have a required minimum tip of 38% is ridiculous. Just raise your…read moreprices and stop with the unethical minimum tip amounts. Would recommend other spots in the area.

The BEST massage of my life... hands down!…read more If you're looking for a humble, unpretentious massage, look no further than Zhong Huang Spa. Again, this place is not fancy nor does it pretend to be. It doesn't need to be when magical hands abound to give you the amazing massage that you deserve. Sure, the masseuses may talk some to each other through the wall while you are getting massages, but I just tuned it out. They are speaking a language I don't understand, so I just tuned it out. And, yes, the rooms are small, so they have to slide the massage tables a bit to get all the way around you to work different areas... but, come on, it's NYC. Spaces here are small. Forget what the complainers are saying, and check this place out. It really is the real deal, and I highly recommend it to anyone. Oh, one final quick note: When we called to make an appointment, no one spoke English, so we took a risk and walked in. Luckily they had folks ready to massage. If you don't want to risk a wait, call up one of your Mandarin-speaking friends to help you make an appointment -- that's what I'm going to do next time!

Great massage, a little rough in the beginning but I definitely felt more comfortable as the…read moremassage went on. I fell asleep . She focused on my back more since that's where I told her I felt pain. I would definitely come here again. Their prices are very reasonable. The only thing I would change is them having doors in the room instead of curtains so people could knock before coming in.

I came in for a relaxing full-body massage, but the experience was disappointing. The therapist…read morerepeatedly tried to upsell additional services and pressured me to leave a larger tip, which made me feel uncomfortable. A massage should be relaxing, not stressful.

A short walk away from downtown Flushing and tucked away down some stairs, you can find Coco Spa -…read morea clean, incredibly affordable, cash-only establishment that delivered the deep-tissue massage of my dreams. The highlights: - Moderately STRONG pressure and thorough massage technique common among Asian shops but hard to find among American chain shops. I came in towards the end of the day around 7pm and the pressure was fantastic. - Extremely reasonable prices. A full-body deep tissue was around $40 in December 2025. I live in Chicago and consider massages as a once or twice-a-year luxury, but I legitimately dream about flying back to visit Coco Spa. My NYC friends have visited and can attest to the quality. I cannot say enough good things about this place. If you have any hesitation, let these hard working folks massage it out at Coco Spa!

Professional front desk, clean and well maintained rooms and, most importantly, great massage. The…read moremasseuse really helped me loosen up glue and hamstring muscles.

Had the most relaxing experience at this hidden gem! The scalp massage, chinese herbal and calming…read moreatmosphere melted all my stress away. My head felt lighter, and my hair looked shinier after. Highly recommend if you need a reset! Follow me on IG and Tiktok @foodie.elite for more.

When Yelp friend Katy C wrote about head massages I was intrigued. And look at that: my daughter,…read morethe best gift-giver ever, planned a day for us in Flushing. After researching various 'salons' (if you can call them that) S chose Queen Scalp. She'd been to a few others in the area. The studio is totally no-frills. That's actually my preference since bougie isn't my thing. The women who work there are as sweet as can be. Or I think they are. Nobody speaks English. The manager actually met us on the street and somehow knew we had a reservation. Climbing the stairs I had to laugh. There's a sign on the door to the effect of 'don't ask for sexual services.' Okay! I won't! (lol) The massage was both relaxing and invigorating. I have no idea what they put in my hair, but who cares. They also massage your arms, chest, pound on your back .... it was kind of cool. When booking the appointment, S was asked if she wanted Thai or Chinese. Not knowing the difference and since nobody speaks English, she defaulted to Chinese. I'm glad I was forewarned to bring a headband. While my hair was incredibly soft after the session, it looked like I stuck my finger in the socket. (They blow your hair out, in absolutely no style -- and if you have curly hair that's a big no-no.) Cash only. And while I didn't take photos, you can look at other reviews to see the layout. I can't wait to do this again!