I arrived a little bit before they opened and was chatting with who I assume was the owner about…read morenail prices in Boston and how the lack of nail artists was a wee bit disappointing in MA. He was pretty friendly. Definitely make an appointment as the small salon was full of people by 12:30 (half an hour after opening). Although I received a beautiful matte red gel mani - I'm subtracting a star due to add on costs that were not disclosed on their attractive sign outside promising a gel mani for $150 HKD. For OPI gel and a matte top coat it was an additional $60 (30 each) because of the quality of OPI gel and the additional cost of materials for the two swipes of matte gel on top. If I lived in HK, I would come here often - but definitely would get a quote on the service before being surprised at the end with the cost of it.

So glad I found this place!! I'd all but completely stopped getting my nails done in HK because…read moreit's just offensively priced and they just rush through it and I leave with slightly less shitty nails than before lol... But not Nail Ten. I just got a fabulous blue gradient gel manicure for $310, including the price it took to take off the gel I already had on. They have tons of colors to choose from and lots of fun designs including jewels, glitter. little characters, etc. If you want a crazy manicure with something different on every nail, rhinestones, glitter, the whole shebang, this is the place to go! I was able to make an appointment and come in the same day. The shop is small so I'd recommend doing the same. The address for this spot is on Li Wok St, but the entrance to the building is actually on Hillier... took me a few min of wandering around to figure that out!

Summers in Hong Kong require regular pedicures, as you're constantly running around in sandals and…read morebaring your toes. I happened to notice this darling nail boutique during a walk with my dog, and I popped in for a pedicure later that afternoon. But not so fast - I had to make an appointment for that evening instead, which was the only time slot left. This salon books up, so plan accordingly! The salon is cute and girly, and the carry a wide array of OPI polish. Once it's time for your appointment, you'll be escorted into the back of the salon where the pedis are done. No plush pedicure chairs, as space is at a premium. The nail technician was thorough and detailed, though the leg massage lasted less than a minute... bummer. But the pedicure turned out flawless, though it comes at a pretty price: 320 HKD! Beauty Beauty probably won't be the spot I head to for regular pedis as it's quite pricey, but I think I'll give the eyelash extensions a go as they're actually somewhat affordable.

Just tried their basic manicure. All they did was file my nails, push the cuticles back a little…read morebit and polished it. The polish was messy and streaky, clumpy around nail bed. They did not really clean up the excess skin around each nail - normally, places cut the hardened skin around the nail. Will not return.

I have mixed reviews on Lisa Nail, but I would go back and give them another try in order to sort…read moreout my quandry. I went in for a basic manicure. So basic that I do not even wear polish. I just like them well maintained, cleaned up and neatly trimmed. Sarah my nail lady was quick and kind. She nicked my cuticle and we had a small bleeding event, which is never a good sign on a visit to a nail salon. It happens, but thus maybe the mixed review. Also in lue of no polish, there is no "buff to a shine" option which seemed a touch strange to me. I asked for it and it would take maybe an extra minute or two to do, but maybe the language barrier or something, but I got no buffing to a shine. The salon is nicer than Nail 88 across the way, which I also gave a 3, but has less of the "chop shop" feel (sorry to say it like that, but I call it like I see it!) This little spot is 85% clean and seems organized. Manicures are done on the first floor, pedicures are done on the second floor. The price is right at $130HKD for a traditional manicure, but the nick of my cuticle and not even buffing my nails to a shine in light of no polish was kind of a negative from my viewpoint.

$250 for Shellac Manicure - $100 for removal of existing Gel nails…read more Lisa Nails aren't the cheapest in town but their professionalism is reflected in their busy, packed nail salon. I did my nails during my lunch hour and the staff knew I was in a hurry and wasted no time to set me up upstairs. (yes they were so busy downstairs was full) But with that said, my manicurist was fantastic and took the time to take care of cleaning up and preparing my nails for shellac. They claim shellac lasts for two to three weeks, at the three week point, my only problem with them was the fact that my nails were growing out too quickly! I got a tiffany blue color and it had begun to discolour (Maybe I read the newspaper too much?) but besides that the adherence to my nails stayed good. I will absolutely come back but make sure you make an appointment because they really get quick busy.

I got a leg, bikini and leg wax plus a manicure. Able to fit me in at short notice, friendly and…read moredid a great job. Felt it was a little pricy at $950.00 HK$ as it converted to about double to what I would pay at home. Couldn't see any price list which made me think I paid the tourist price.