This is your typical asian chinese ghetto foot body foot massage for $20/hr. They have happy hour 1 one get 1 half off around noon time. I've been going here for over 3 years with my family, relatives, and friends. They always do a nice and good job. The only problem is, the employee always gets up to answer the phone, get supplies, or something else. But they will come back and finish the remaining extra missed time. They massage nice medium to hard rough. According to the reviews, others say they get bruised and that it's to rough. If you don't like it rough on your massage, you NEED to SPEAK UP. They don't know if they're hurting you or not. They use oil to massage you and wipe you up with a warm towel after. They also use hot rocks on your back. My favorite masseuse was Tom, but I haven't seen him there for a few months now. They workers there won't tell us if he left or got fired or had his own business now. Now I enjoy having the lady (I think she's the manager who looks like a mom in her late 40s-early 50s). I don't know her name, but she works really hard! read more

Good friendly staff I came here with my mom we both like massages there prices are a little higher due to COVID but understandable it's still a little cheaper than other massage place read more

I just want to start off by saying this was the worst massage I've experienced and if I could give this place zero stars, I would. My cousin and I came here after making an appointment and we got paired up with two different workers - I got a male and she got a female. We were in two private rooms. Right away I was not fond of the ambiance. It did not seem to be the cleanest place, and the walls of the private room were extremely thin. All the employees talk extremely loud, so it was not a quiet and peaceful environment like how a massage spa should be. I heard the employees over the music they played. You can hear everyone just shuffling around and talking to each other. My masseur was extremely rough, to the point where I was in pain. I did stop him to request that he go softer, which he did for about a minute. Then, he went back to being super rough. Again, I was in pain the entire time and I found myself flinching from everything. At one point I was concerned that I was going to leave with bruises. Also, since it was a full body massage, I didn't have my shirt/bra on underneath the towel. When the masseur asked me to turn face up so he could massage my arm, he lifted the part of the towel covering my body a little too much and my left breast was exposed. He didn't even do anything to cover it up so I had to do it myself, at which point he nonchalantly apologized. At the end of the massage, I didn't want to leave a tip but the receptionist at the front told me it was required at a minimum of $5. She was not at all polite and spoke to me in a very rushed and rude tone. My cousin came out of her massage and told me she had the exact same experience with her masseuse. I left the place feeling extremely stressed, annoyed, and sore, which is the opposite of how I should feel after having a massage. I had to put a few pain relief patches on my back that night to alleviate the pain. I'm writing this review two days later after the massage and my back is still sore. I honestly don't understand how this place doesn't have a lower rating. Please avoid at all costs. read more

YoYo very good & Jack very good!! I'm happy to find these 2 gems as it's hard to get a great foot massage after Bare Feet closed in San Jose

This place is HORRENDOUS. I received the most uncomfortable and unhygienic massage ever! The individual massaging me kept sneezing and physically blowing her nose in a tissue (not sanitizing) then returning to massage my face and my body. As blowing your nose is not bad enough, she kept talking to her partner who was massaging my little cousin. After 60 minutes of a very light handed massage, I felt like she enjoyed herself more than I did. $25 dollars down the drain for an unsanitary massage that was loud, abruptive and absolutely light. Bottom line, this shop is a joke as customer service is taken very lightly. If I could...I'd give them a -0 star. Hopefully I don't get SICK. read more

Randomly checked in and randomly assigned with this lady named Helen. She is amazing!

Not sure about this place anymore stinks like smoke ...they talk and laugh during massage and get a little to touchey in some areas no ty.... too many other places.... read more

This used to be my favorite place to go for massage mainly because of the price... $20 for an hour. Their business has grown and lately there's always a wait for Sunday afternoon. So today I waited at the door and saw hoe they cleaned up after a massage. I found that they don't change the towel in between clients. They just refold it and reuse it clients after clients. Me and my friend just leave right away after seeing they reused it for two beds. This is really disgusting and unsanitary. read more

Do not ever go!! nightmare!! I had a one-hour foot massage for $20. It is so unprofessional. He kept rubbing my leg instead of massaging the foot. I felt so painful, then I asked him to use less muscle. But he kept forgetting. The second day after the massage, my leg was still painful and had lots of red dots on the skin. The worst service and worst foot massage ever been. I wish I could give negative star! read more

This place is definitely not fancy, but as far as these Asian massage places go, this one is my favorite. Massages are $15 during certain hours. The masseuses here are pretty efficient, they even don't ask you what you'd like worked on or even how firm you'd like your massage. Basically, TDGAF. They don't give a... All of that said, they are good at what they do. read more

My wife just got a $20 foot massage here (+$10 tip or else they yell at u/ chase u out the door) because she wanted to refresh her musculoskeletal system. What she got instead was a feather-light rubdown that was exactly 55 minutes (not including the times the dude left to chat with others and shoot the breeze) which matched the pressure of my dog walking on her back. My dog is a chihuahua. read more

I was in the area cheering on a friend who was doing a century ride. We had some time to kill so decided to go get a massage. I called around and this place had a spot for 3 people so we rushed on over. I didn't like the way the place looked. It was small, loud, and cramped. There were 4 of us in a communal room. The water for my foot was REALLY HOT. Almost unbearable. I was thinking to myself, "What did I get myself into." So why 4 stars? THE MASSAGE WAS REALLY GOOD. I didn't get her name, but she used just the right amount of pressure. I was surprised when she started taking off my shirt and bra. It was kind of awkward with other people in the room but she covered me, so it wasn't an issue. They also massaged with hot stones. I haven't been to a reflexology place that uses hot stones, so that was a cool bonus. Another con is that the place is really loud. You can hear people walking around and talking out in front of the complex. They also kept the back door open that day so you can hear people talking outside too. The other people in the other "room" where talking to each other and since there's no wall, you can hear everything. Regardless, the massage was really good and I was totally relaxed. I think they had a special where it's only $15 for one hour on the weekday and $20 on the weekend. If i'm in the area, I'd definitely would come here again. read more

All I have to say is 60 minutes FULL body massage for $20!!!!! Ok ok, I know this is not news to most Chinese, but for someone who's been paying an average of $90 for a massage, this is quite awe inspiring. Oh and it's not a lazy person's massage. These ladies can push, pull, weave, chop and twist you until you turn into dough. Really hard pressure, which sometimes hurt, but always gooood. Well...since I'm a light weight, I embarrassingly slipped out of the peephole on the chair when my masseuse pulled me. But other than that, it's great. They started with my head, then my neck and upper back, then my arms, then my legs--flipped me over-- then my neck again, then my back, then my buttocks. Phew! I don't know how they can make a living doing this for such a low price, but now I am a fan. Sure, it's not your fancy Swedish massage, since you keep your clothes on and there are other strangers in the room. But hey, whatever works for my awful back pains I've experienced since getting into a car accident. Oh, did I tell you this is only $20? Who can complain? read more

I have to agree with the other reviewers, $20+ tips for 60 minute full body massage is a pretty good price. I've gotten massages elsewhere where the next day, my spine hurts and since then I've been cautious on where I get my massages. I recommend Owen. He noticed that my shoulder and neck are super tense and he took the time rubbing out the knots on my shoulder. I have to warn you, this is no Swedish massage with aromatherapy. Nor do you get your own room, it's rows of chairs facing the back of the room. You will giggle when you hear the person next to you snore away. Green Foot massages are all about rubbing out knots, muscles and the use of pressure points. It can get painful but afterwards, you'll feel great. As always, if it hurts too much, you can tell them to stop or let them know to use less pressure. A downside to this place is that the masseuses at Green Foot don't really speak English, so it's going to be a problem communicating with them. Also, it's good to wear something light. read more

In my opinion, little pansies scared of random stuff should not go here. Go somewhere else and spend more money, you cheap person! You can't expect to pay only $20 per massage and have everything go exactly how you want it to. You can try your best to communicate with the masseuse, but honestly, it's $20 compared to like $60+ elsewhere for the same service. 1. If you don't like firm or deep pressure for your massage, you probably shouldn't go here. Pay more money where the masseuses care a little bit more. I like the pressure they use on me just fine. 2. If you're weirded out by people being massaged in the same room as you or having people who are half dressed being massage in the same room as you, please go somewhere else that spends more money. 3. Sometimes their hands smell of cigarette smoke. I don't like cigarette smoke, but the smell fades... that or I get used to it. I've been to a lot of massage places (Asian, massage therapy, spa, etc) in the last 7 years, but Green Foot has stayed consistent throughout. read more

The Vietnamese word for massage, phonetically is "Dum-Bop", which translates to punch and squeeze. I was punched an squeezed for about an hour alright. I was forwarned by one of my friends today that its no spa and don't expect to get anything close to gentle. I was tough. I did not waver, no matter how hard the massuse tweaked my muscles. She was mumbling how I was tense and stiff , the massage got even harder when she reached a knot I surprisingly feel great and I don't feel any soreness YET. Yet, is key, I think I'll hurt tomorrow. I'm not sure if deep tissue massage is for me. I thought the price was great and the masseuse was absolutely skilled IMHO. Minus 1 star for the employee who kept clearing his throat of loogies and minus 1 more for the constant noise from the TV that was on all the time. read more

"Oh you know, my girlfriends and I go get 60 minutes full body massage every week"...sounds fancy doesn't it. Litttleeee did they know we only pay $20 MUHAHHAAHAHAHAHAA That's right: *$20 for 60 minutes full body massage *Buy 10 sessions get 1 free You do not get your own room. There's no fancy water with lemon and cucumber slices at the door. There's not much privacy. Workers do not speak a lot of English but they're very nice :) Don't forget to tip $5! Or $6.50 if you're rich. read more

Peter was grrreat! Just the right amount of pressure and fluid kneading esp upper body! Highly recommend for ladies and gents. My guy had Peter last time as well. read more

Mediocre foot massage; lukewarm water, rude door girl wasn't even at her post, kept slapping around loudly in her shoes, making a bunch of noise with the staff back and forth, then had the nerve to come "shh" me and my friend - and we were already whispering in a separate back area. My guy "required" a $5 min tip for a 30 min massage ($15) - ridiculous, especially because I deliberately wanted to tip him $3 to reflect his limp effort and sloppy attitude. I've had some of the most professional Chinese reflexology massages from HK to Singapore to Hawaii and even, amusingly, New Orleans - this place is not worth ur time. read more

I have been here twice (one for a full body and one for just foot reflexology) where I had 2 different people; both a masseuse and a masseur (female for when I did full body and male for the foot reflexology). When I did a full body with the masseuse, she was chewing gum really loud while massaging me at the same time. She also didn't leave when she motioned me to take off my dress, then barely covered me with a towel when I got on the table (basically saw my boobs a few times). At one point, she was massaging my feet and then went back up to working on my shoulders and neck. Why would you do my feet then come back up without wiping your hands in between??? Oh, then she used these hot stones and rubbed them on my back that I didn't know comes with the massage (was kind of too hot for my liking, but I took it like a champ anyway without screaming or anything). When we were done, she only wiped my neck and shoulders with a hot towel and not even my legs and feet. So, I ended up leaving the place feeling oily in my shoes. Now, to talk about when I just got the foot reflexology done with the masseur. He was a smoker for sure because his fingers and breath reaped of the cigarette smell. He was coughing (to clear his throat) when I was on my back and he was behind my head hovering over me (to massage my head). You can absolutely tell he had been smoking throughout the day since I was basically breathing in his breath (I had to hold my breath a few times). The guy also barely spoke English. And, to top it off, I'm allergic to cigarettes so I left the place feeling itchy. I didn't feel like I could complain to anyone there either because I didn't think anyone there spoke great English. Needless to say, I hated the experience although my boyfriend enjoyed his with his masseuse who put work into him (her name is Linda and he thinks she does a good job). This place has fooled me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. There's not going to be any fooling a third time here. Nope! I am never going back. Ps: If you're a guy and they ask you if you want to take off your shirt during your foot reflexology (and put you in the main room with all the other customers getting the same thing), I highly suggest that you don't take off your shirt and lie down. Simply because they don't replace the towels you lie down on. They didn't replace my boyfriend's (or mine) even though he laid there with his shirt on. I watched them remake the chair/bed thing on my way out. That's gross. [Update, 7/7/16] I found thumb print bruises at the back of my legs where the guy went to town on when he did reflexology on me. He was harsh. read more

The massage was seriously the best I've had. I had the acupressure massage ($39.99/hour) and my masseuse spent a lot of time massaging out all of my knots. Even my chiropractor said my body didn't seem as tight as usual. The acupressure massage also includes hot stones, hot towel, massage oil, etc. I'd recommend coming in the evening/right before going home as the oil made my hair super oily after. I'm glad I was able to just go home to shower after the massage. The massage was more of a "deep tissue" kind rather than a Swedish massage, so if you like the soft kind of massage, you're better off going elsewhere. One thing that kind of irked me was the front desk. They charged both my friend and me $40, when the amount was supposed to be $39.99. I know this is totally not a big deal, but I felt like they should have just priced it at $40. I never brought it up, but just feel a little morally unsound. They also charge a buck if you use a credit card. Bring cash! Overall I've had good experiences here. The prices are reasonable and the massages are pretty good. read more

If you're definition of a massage is physically getting your butt kicked, then this is your place to go. There was no "massaging" involved, just pulling, pushing and prodding. It was more painful than relaxing, and having the T.V. in the background didn't help. The next day I was trying on wedding dresses and was bruised all over my back! Giving it 2 stars, because it was clean. But there are plenty of other foot spa's, not coming back. read more

I normally do not write reviews for businesses that I have been to, but the experience that I had here was SO horrible that I HAD to write something to warn others. My Mom and I normally go to Happy Feet in Palo Alto or Mountain View, so we "thought" we knew what to expect. We walk in and the guy at the front desk says he has open space for the two of us. He sits us in two chair/table type of things (not really a chair, but not really a table either). There is a lady sleeping in a chair in the row in front of us with a blanket over her (odd). The guy brings us the bucket of water for us to soak our feet in and the water is SO HOT that I have to immediately pull my feet out. He then goes to get a pitcher of water and adds cold water. My Mom has the same problem with her water. As he is adding the cold water, the phone rings and he answers it!!?? He then proceeds to have a full conversation with this person. There are other people walking around the backroom (other workers, I assume) and they are talking loudly. After finally getting a good tempurature for the water, the guy lays me back and starts to massage my head. HE PUTS OIL on his hands and starts to rub my hair and face! I have never had any massage person put oil on their hands and then massage my head, not even at an expensive spa! He is very rough and I ask him to lighten the pressure, which he barely does. He continues with my massage and answers the phone several more times. While this is going on, a Asian man walks in and talks to the lady who was sleeping in front of us and then he goes in the back room. He later comes out with just shorts on and no shirt??? I am starting to wonder what type of place this is...Him and the lady are talking loudly and I give them a "look" and they sort of quiet down. The lady starts massaging the guy and then HIS phone rings very loud and he has a conversation with that person too. The guy doing my massage is very rough and I have asked him several times to lighten the pressure and roughness, but he doesn't. He pulls on my legs and arm til the joints pop! I have a shoulder injury and he caused me pain. I am tempted to just get up and walk out, but want my $20 worth... After the torture is done, I walk to the front and pay they guy, but only give him a minimal tip, he doesn't even seem to care. My Mom comes out and told me the guy massaging her massaged her ARM PITS......she said it was creepy. Who massages arm pits? I am warning others, don't even bother with this place.......it is not even worth the $20. Go to Happy Feet Foot Spa in Palo Alto and ask for Tony........ read more

I didn't get my own room. The lights were not dim. The workers didn't really speak English. There's no tranquil music. But what did I expect with $20 for a FULL HOUR?? Maybe a red carpet for my arrival?? Maybe grapes hand fed to me??? Or maybe someone to knock some SENSE into me??? Huummm.. I went 2 weeks ago. I'm coming back tomorrow, and I will probably schedule another appointment for next week. read more

OMG! For $25/hour foot massage, it was amazing. It was a deep tissue massage, and Peter was on point. I deprived myself for so long for not discovering this place sooner. Peter found 3 spots where my back muscles were tight and painful, and he knew to not massage too hard on those areas. This just tells me I need to keep going back to loosen up those knots. All the stress and headache from work, life, and responsibilities, I think this a good way to recharge and de-stress. Thank you again, Peter! read more

$20 for an hour long foot massage - with this price point, even though the massage was shitty, I probably wouldn't mind it. Surprise surprise - the foot massage was really good! The shifu starts with a warm (bordering on hot) bucket of water - you dip your feet in it and make a feet broth. 5 minutes later, shifu would dry your feet up and store the broth somewhere else. Then comes the hour long massage - the "foot massage" is a misnomer - it's a whole body - and if you're lucky, your shifu will press the hell out of every single muscle knot *Cue pain and puppy whines I'll visit Green Foot more often but I don't think my body will agree to the frequent torture. read more

This place does a pretty good job iut it's massages. Maybe my masseuse gave me the wrong one, but I ended up getting the massage with hot stones for $20. What a steal! The one thing that creeped me out was the interior. I've been to reflexology places before and the beds here are waaaay too close for comfort. I opened my eyes at one point during the massage and realized the guy next to me had his shirt off. I've also never been to a reflexology place where people need to take off their shirt. Speaking of which, my masseuse totally unhooked my bra in order to use the hot stones on my back. Creeped me out and felt slightly violated. read more

If u need a real deep tissue massage instead of a mediocre one ask for nico. Only $20 for 1 hour. They advertise it as a foot massage but they do your arms neck shoulders legs and feet during the session. She deserves a great tip read more

Dear Green Foot & Spa, My friends were talking about getting massages yesterday and today I decided to try out your place because they recommended it. I feel super relaxed and happy. I came here in hopes of removing the knots that I have on my back around my shoulder blades. I am not disappointed. The massage was intense! Which is a good thing in my opinion. People who like soft massages should NOT come here. The guy who did my massage applied A LOT of pressure and weight into the massage. I personally loved it. This massage was way better than expected and much better than my past massages at Bare Foot (on Tully Rd). What's better is that I got hot stones applied to my back!!! Never experienced that before and I do feel bad for the guy who did that for me, cause I could hear a faint yelping from him when he was holding them in his hands and massaging my back. Looool. I really don't mind my back getting massaged with lotion BUT the only thing that I disliked was when I peeked up and saw one of the workers watching my back get massaged (my BARE back). That was extremely creepy. Ultimate sad face ): Other than that I'll come back and make sure I get placed by the wall next time so no guys can lurk around and watch my back get massaged. Sincerely, The girl that tipped ten bucks cause that massage was AWESOMES... And I felt bad about the hot stones burning his hands. Hahahaha. read more

We had made a reservation for 5 people. When we arrived, they had no knowledge of the reservation - but it's okay - they had masseuses there within minutes before the rest of our party even arrived! Place was clean and I really liked the benches that they use. Inexpensive - $20 foot massage that is really an all-over-the-body massage that you don't have to strip down for. Quick and easy, get out the kinks. read more

Of the local/fair priced massages in the area, this was the best one I've received. Received a full body massage, excluding the feet. The masseuse, Steven, took his time on each body part. Just when I thought he was finishing the hour, hot stones rolled out! Not as calm or quiet as you'll expect it to be, but for a $30 (excluding tip) massage, I'd go back. read more

Love this place! Been coming here over 5 years. I come here at least 3 times a month. Also call and make my appointment. Ask for Kevin, Jason , & Peter. They are worth more than they should charge. So please be generous with tip! read more

For those unfamiliar with reflexology... look it up, because I really don't know much about it either. From what I do know, it's similar to acupuncture in the belief that certain points in your body are connected to other parts of your body... in this case it's the feet. Apparently applying pressure to different parts of your feet will stimulate/help out other aspects of your bodily functions (e.g. headaches, digestion, etc.) I have no idea if it works, but oh well... BUT... for $10 for 30 min or $25 for 1 h, you can have the crap kicked out of your feet. These types of massages are NOT for the faint of heart. If you just like getting nekked and having lotion rubbed on you, this is not what you're looking for. If you like DEEP tissue massages, these massages rock. I doubt they go through the same certification programs as your "conventional" massage therapists (or any sort of program in the U.S. -- as all the people working there seem to be very recent immigrants from China). If you haven't tried it before, and you have some level of tolerance for pain (in a good way -- sometimes) then for $10 you can't really go wrong. Check it out. read more

It's my go to place for massages. $20 for one hour and I give a $10 tip. It's been greatly upgraded. The noisy tv is gone. There is soft music going now and it looks like the massagers don't talk on the phone while they're massaging anymore. And the place seems clean. They'll soak, then massage your feet. They also do your body through your clothes. If you ask for an oil massage, they'll expose your back and give you a heavenly back rub. If you want a gentler massage, just speak up and tell them. Be prepared to use charades and stuff, unless you happen to speak Mandarin. I say 'oil' and lift up the back of my shirt to indicate I want an oil massage. And I sort of pound the air and then shake my head to let them know I want a gentle massage. If they press too hard, I make a face and say 'ouch.' It works. They can do a full body massage in a private room for $40, but I didn't think it was any better than the regular foot massage and they didn't rub my feet. Foot massages are done in a common room. read more

The back massage was quite okay. Not the best massage, but not the worst. The workers are friendly and give you complimentary tea after. The price is great and they have weekday specials so I would probably come back. read more

Yo Yo is a great masseuse, I always book appointment with her. She has really strong hands if you like deep tissue message style. Connor is also a great massager, give him a try if you preferred male. I have no problem with either of them if one is not there that day. read more

The 3 stars are because I like their layout of chairs, and it is quiet. They did not talk with each other as much. It also looks very clean. The woman who gave me massage understood English well, but the massage was meh. At first the pressure was really light, I was like is this even a massage. I asked her to increase pressure, then she got bit rough on back of legs. Making a note not to go there anymore. Most other places give better massage for 20. read more

I went around 4pm on a Monday and the place was empty. I heard from my friends that an hour of massage was $20, but when I got there, it was $25 for half an hour... I didn't care too much because I was in need of a massage! Paul was the guy who did my massage. Here's what happened. My right shoulder was in pain the entire day, I went in there and asked him to concentrate on my shoulders. 30 minutes of agonizing pain on my shoulders, now my left shoulder is in a lot of pain and my right shoulder is about the same as when I first walked in. I couldn't even pick up my bags, let alone, drive home... I know massage fixes are not instantaneous, but is it supposed to be this painful during and after the session? Take it however you want, but I'm waiting until tomorrow to see if I feel better before I make the judgement call. ====================== Day 2 - still in pain, same amount of "pain" as right after the session Day 3 - in less pain, not so bad Here's the punch line - anyone suspects that he actually gave me a deep tissue? Hahaha! read more

People there are very friendly and certainly doing the job. I'm not a person who goes for a massage very often. I gave this place a try, and I think the experience was nice. $20 for an hour massage, I would say it's a good deal. They did hard massage I would say, so sometimes it's a bit painful, but afterward it does feel good. People there don't really speak English though, good thing is that I do speak mandarin (otherwise might be hard to communicate). Overall, a good massage experience! read more

Awesome service by Peter Tom n Judy! Wowww...no words to describe this experience! We love it;) read more