I went with a friend this afternoon. We each had the 1hr foot/leg massage for $25. For $5 more you can add a ginger massage oil to your treatment. The place was very busy, all elasticities were accounted for. The next time I go, I'm going to try the 2 hr (1 hour foot and 1 hour full body) massage for $75. Clean, Modern, Comfortable, Inexpensive. Takes credit cards. read more

Great place. The foot massage in a mini full body massage but on a recliner. It's worth it. I have to go every month. Lucy is great!! read more

Went for a foot massage and ended up with a half hour on my back and half an hour on my feet. You cannot beat the price and quality of this site. When doing foot massage you may be with other folks but it's quiet and relaxed - whispers only. They offer you water and tea also. Inside is dark, clean, and well kept. Definitely will try to get here when I'm in Atlanta next. read more

It looks nice inside. The day I went there was a slight sewer smell though. They bring you behind curtain and it is very dark and relaxing area with lot of chairs as they do other clients around you for just door or hand massage. They have separate rooms for body massage. There was a lot of talking between all of them in Chinese, so the relaxing aspect was a bit stymied. The $30 foot massage was beyond thorough and that's what pushed it from 3 to 4 stars. They soak your feet and while soaking they massage your temples, scalp, and ears. I had to ask for soft hands. My masseuse looked little, but her hands were Very strong. They then do your neck and upper back area. They take your feet out of the bucket and do an intense foot and shin massage. With hands, reflexology sticks, And then hot stones. No, not done yet. They turn you on your back, face through hole in chair, *put face up towards top and breathe out as they push down They do a very good back massage, yes booty too. I couldn't believe all of this was $30 and called a FOOT massage. My body was very happy with me. Will have to try their sister store (treat your nails) *after massage went next door to funky orange restaurant (boiling crawfish) for NOLO seafood yumminess. Ice cube would say:It was a Good Day. read more

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Of the two Treat Your Feet Locations on Buford Highway, this one is definitely the less fancy/less quiet of the two. However, I kind of prefer it. That being said, I give both Treat Your Feet locations on Buford Highway five stars because they are just...really excellent. This location is a little hard to find, but if keep in mind that it's in a little tiny strip mall between Hong Kong Tailors and a Mexican Restaurant, you may have an easier time. At this Location of Treat Your Feet, you walk into the reception area, and you rarely need a reservation. In my book, that's a big plus. Behind a curtain, there are rows of recliners, placed two by two against the wall. If you're there for the one hour foot massage, you're in for a treat. First, they'll bring you a bucket of hot water for your feet and, if you ask for it, a cup of hot tea in a satin-finish stoneware mug. They'll massage your face, neck, and arms while your feet soak. Then, they'll move down to your feet, dry them off, and begin the massage. The foot massage includes feet and legs and is finished off with hot stones. Then, the masseuse/masseur will massage your thighs a little. Once they've washed their hands, they'll come back, and you'll discover that your chair actually turns into a massage table, complete with a hole for your face. You'll get a nice back/shoulder massage, and then you're done! For $30, I think this place is a total bargain. read more

If I could give this place no stars I would!! They knocked Off the name of treat your feet. I was taking my husband to an hour massage and we showed up at this place (the NICE correct place is 1 mike away but we did not know). They acted like we had a massage and took him right back. The place was very sketchy. Smelled terrible. I never would have gone back. I kept asking if this was treat your feet, associated with the other locations and the front desk lady kept saying yes. When I asked her if they would honor our gift card she finally admitted that no, that is a different place. The correct location said they steal Business all the time, act like you're at the right place until they get you back there and start massage. I'm so furious. I demanded to get my husband out and his massage had already started and he felt awkward so decided to finish. This place is gross. Please make sure you're in the right location. They should be shut down for stealing a nAme and business. read more

Massage Natural Spa - Massage Therapy Near Me - Chamblee, Georgia

Been coming here for years for foot massages, worst experience today we have ever had. It was burning up in the massage area. Husband told the lady it was hot in there several times but nothing was done about it. Then people were coming in and out of the body massage room, turning the lights off and on, reckless chatter, the environment was not relaxing at all. My massous didnt talk to me at all, didnt even speak to me. Had his ear buds in the whole time. We didnt even finish our massages, we still paid and left. Told the manager and her reaction was like oh well. After years if going here, doubtful we will be back now. Sucha shame. read more

The other Treat Your Feet is much nicer. This one is cheaper and you don't need a reservation to get seen unlike the other location. This one gets the job done and well depending on your therapist, but it is rather noisy and the employees seem to enjoy taking siestas on the chairs which is odd. However, I will never complain about having a foot massage. read more

I guess I got the weakest girl in the whole shop! I'd have rather the ouch lady. I run a lot so I have the sorest shins and calves a lot of the time. I don't need a massage that feels like I'm rubbing lotion on my skin. I plunged and did the back massage and foot for both an hour each. I didn't care for either. It was loud, and she was just making me greasy. I haven't been back, and I'm not sure if I'd go back bc I don't know who does the good massages. I asked for someone that did "strong" massages as they say and they gave me softee. It was ok for the price, just don't think it was for me. read more

Completely SAVE my Saturday!!! Got a 2-hour massage on a same day booking and had an amazing experience from the phone call to end!!!! read more

Having recently moved across ATL, I was worried about finding a new foot reflexology spot. However, this location is great. Unlike other foot reflexology places I have visited, this location gives such a nice back massage at the end. Absolutely worth $30. If this is your first visit, it's easy to miss this location as it is among many other Buford spots. read more

My family and I came here for leg massages and had a terrible experience. The person that did my legs only massaged the front of legs, didn't even massage my calves or feet. They only pressed at our legs on top of the blanket. One of the massagers was playing on his phone while massaging my aunt. At first, when we talked in they tried to sell us a full body massage, but we only wanted a leg massage. I think this is why they did not give us good service. We will never come back here again. read more

Great place to go for a foot and Body massage for the day. All staff seem to be friendly specially Coco. I know her for many years. She is great massage therapist! A recommended from Treat your Feet to Natural massage. read more

I've been to Treat your Feet and Harmony, and as far as bang for your buck I feel like this place gives you the most for 30/hr foot massage. However during it they do focus alot on your back, shoulders, head which some people may prefer most of the time spent on their feet. Usually this place is alot more quiet and calm versus the other spas. read more

My sister and I decided to get pampered on Mother's Day and made reservations to treat your feet. She actually tried to make it to the other treat your feet location closer to white windmill bakery but ended up calling the wrong place. We figured other places would be booked all day on a holiday so we decided to give this location a try. As soon as we walked into the establishment we noticed a faint stench; I'm not really sure how to describe it other than it wasn't pleasant. Oh, their waiting area is very small. You have to constantly move for people entering and leaving (there were only 3 plastic stools in the waiting area). As far as the massage goes...it was very...mediocre. My masseuse was very gentle; she was really rubbing the oils and lotion on me not massaging. I will say that she did a great job with my neck and shoulder massage but that only lasted for 10 minutes out of the 60. For the great 10 mins I will give them 2 stars instead of one. The staff was friendly and all but I probably won't be returning. read more

It's was my first time , I got a amazing massage ever . I feel more energy inside my body than before. Great price for a massage place.

I like this place and come here often. No appointment necessary. Good massage- feet and back. Make sure to tell what pressure you like. Men therapists can be a little heavy pressure for me. Only complaints is it can be noisy and some therapists smell like smoke. read more

So good! Hairdressers this place is the best! Amazing foot massages in recliners, with a blanket. Feels like your right at home taking a nap. Couldn't have asked for more :) read more

This used to be my favorite place. NOT ANYMORE because of AMY. I been coming here for more than a year and I have to said yesterday was the WORST experience ever. Me and my significant other came in around 8pm without a appointment because when when I actually made an appointment in the past they still do not know about the appointment upon arriving. Upon arriving the massage therapy is outside smoking when I arriving and leaving the place. Honestly to me it is very unprofessional, are you a business or is this the street? We wanted a 1 hr feet massage, the price is now $35, since there a surcharges, your would expect a better experience right? However, my massage was the worst experience of them all. For my significant other, I don't understand why they they switch the lady without informing us or permission. The second lady keep talking the whole time in a horsey deep man voice. I asked them to stay quiet so I can relax and maybe enjoyed the massage. It only last for a few minutes until every staff start talking again. I couldn't even hear the background music. When my significant other start snoring she have the adacity tell me to leave him be. Excuse me? I'm here to relax not to here him or anyone snoring. My massage lady grab my legs to tell me to stop the second time. I shoulda left in that moment but I didn't want to upset my partner. Upon paying, one thing that upset me the most. I tip 20 percent of the price since the service was horrible!!! They have the audacity to asked for 10 dollars tip each, I'm sorry I don't have to tip you. It is a privilege not a requirement! She start getting attitude by slamming the recipe and pen in my face. Like seriously? This is why you can't get the good tip. Honestly it not about the money. If you didn't talk the entire time and do better on your technique then I will tip you better and also where is the tea that you suppose to give me. The attitude is unnecessary. I will never come back here again. I never been so disrespected, her name is Amy (don't know if that her actual name) please stay away from her. read more

Any place that can soothe me into thinking that the outside traffic on Buford Highway might just be rushing water flowing over a mountain in some exotic forest deserves a whole hand full of stars in my book! I drove to Doraville this morning with every intent to choose between a thirty minute or one hour foot massage and expected to pay somewhere between $20 and $30 dollars, depending on my selection. However, about an hour and forty minutes after arriving, I walked out spending only $60 for a full hour of foot massage time and a half hour length full-body massage. Win! I pulled up to the little shopping center in which TYF is located and was greeted out front by one of the employees. He showed me to a huge, comfy chair at the front of a dark, cozy room full of these chair/foot rest combinations that was open to the outside, yet was still secluded from the hustle and bustle of metro-Atlanta. Within minutes I had settled into by big chair and was carefully drinking a cup of hot tea that was offered to me once I had sat down. I was exceedingly impressed by the attention to detail during my massage and when I was asked if I would like to extend my time at TYF I agreed to a thirty minute full-body massage, thus bringing my total just to $60. For this massage (which I expected would be awesome, given the above-and-beyond nature of the "foot" massage) I was let to a small room a little further back in the building where the soft music and wafting incense was able to fully mask anything that was going on beyond the front door. Since my job requires extensive heavy-lifting and surprising physical exertion it did not catch me off guard when he asked me about my daily job and I kind of expected the extra focus at the top of my back, around my neck and shoulders. I had never been anywhere that put so much effort into working out the stiffness and pain in that part of my body versus just rubbing it and making it feel, temporarily, alright. Upon checking out and paying my bill I was given a little business card with little foot images on it that can be marked out with each visit to TYF; when all of these are marked out I will be eligible for a free foot massage. Now, how in the world can I justify going anywhere else when I have my card to fill up?! I cannot wait to go back and will most certainly take friends or recommend that they check it out as well! read more

Soooo.... First impression.... Weird.... We went in for a foot massage and felt like we were walking into a brothel. It was really dark. The workers were moving around really fast, whispering, and going in and out of this room in the back where they looked like they were hiding. They had these blankets that they sat on top of your lap that were nappy and looked old. There was a woman n there complaining and of course they were trying to keep her quiet. The overall feeling was just not right, very weird that's all I can say. My husband and I cancelled our foot massage and left. Not going back there again. read more

Financially focused establishement, a massage approach that is task driven rather than intuitive, poor customer and therapist care. We visited 2/4/2016. Having received much massage throughout Asia we had an idea of the general style and environment to expect. Our two therapists did not speak English. When we inquired with the receptionist, upon leaving, as to the names of our therapists she replied "Don't you worry, everyone here good!!" When we asked to break a $20 bill for a tip she handed back two $10 bills without question. All the while she never removed her headphones to break from whatever it was she was listening to and seemed generally annoyed. We had the $30, 1 Hour Foot Massage, side by side in 2 of the 8 chairs they have closely paired up in the main area in the front. The chairs semi-recline and transition flat with a cut out area in them for your face. My therapists name was Dong, a strong, slender gentlemen from China with a bad cough. My massage experience felt task focused rather than intuitive. It began with a warm foot soak while he massaged my head, neck, face and shoulders. He then moved to the side to work on my arms and hands, then my feet and legs. My massage finished with a brief time spent on my back, hips and legs. There was much talk between co-workers which we have found typical of asian style massage establishments. We could not get the name of the female therapist we had due to the receptionists lack of tolerance of our inquiry and abrupt dismissal. Although the therapists from China who work there are small framed people, the ergonomics crucial to their comfort of delivering an ideal massage is very poor. The quarters they work in are tight and they all look very uncomfortable, hunched over as they work. I say move on and find a good massage therapist who is passionate about what they do and an establishment that supports the therapists well being as much as their clients. read more

Not my favorite but definitely very good! I would say the therapist are hit or miss but I love the treatment and foot soak. I visit monthly just because of the location distance to my house. Prices are very fair! read more

Crooks! We were scheduled for another location. Not only that the guy who massage me was terrible only because his heart wasn't in it. He kept looking at the clock. My husband had a greAt massage by a woman (of course). read more

Beware of 5 dollar upsale on oil. We stopped in for a 25.00 F.M but ended up paying 30.00. A friend of mine was asked if to try some special oil for 5 dollars extra. I was never asked if I wanted the oil and when it came time to pay, I was told 30.00. I paid it but when I reached out to received my 10 dollars change, the mama san gave my money to the massage therapist. I was going to tip but I thought it very rude to assume what I was going to give her. The massage itself was just so-so and none of the workers asked the lady customer in the front to shut up. No one wants to heard about your trip to europe. People talking on cells, and chating with their neighbor. Not an upscale place for sure. I get the vibe the chinese that work here also sleep here as well. I assume they're being exploited. Next time I pay the extra cash and get the service I'm use to getting. read more

Wonderful! $25 for the regular 1 hour foot massage: 10 minute foot soak, 40 minute foot massage, 10 minute head & neck massage. They did try to upsell the ginger lotion for $5 more. I declined, but am kind of curious now because I heard another customer raving about it. I'm from another state, and do this type of massage regularly in my hometown. I wanted to try it here while I was in town, and definitely will come back when in town! Clean, professional, relaxing! read more

This place is kinda awesome but kinda regular - let me explain. The concept is great: a massage parlor catered towards feet. However, the execution could use some improvement. I came here the day after New Years and it was pretty crowded. I had an appointment scheduled for 6:00pm but did not actually begin services until 6:30. A staff member leads you (and 4 other people) into a small room with 5 big lounge chairs mounted against the wall. It's kind of weird because they don't actually tell you that it will be a group session. So many questions came to mind, "What if I wanted to relax in private?", "What if I really felt uncomfortable with having other customers in the room?" While none of these concerns actually bother me, it just made me wonder if a disclaimer should be given to patrons. After you enter the room, you get seated and then 5 Asian resembling (Korean, Japan, Chinese...I don't know which ethnicity. It's not safe to say these days because of political correctness) masseurs (is that a word?) come in. They start with a foot steam bath then the actual massage. They use several different techniques (hot towel wrap/hot stone/bamboo roll/swedish/sports), following each others' pace. It's difficult to remember all the exact steps they did because there were so many but they do leave the room several times to get more oil or towels or I don't even know what was going on. They will offer you tea or water. Personally, I wanted something a little stronger - like *clears throat* fermented grape juice but that option is not available; albeit you can bring your own drinks of choice. After what seems like 30 or so minutes, you are then asked to flip over in your chair making your head face downward towards the floor and your feet now touching the headrest to get an upper body massage, namely neck and shoulders. I got my face massaged too and it wasn't as relaxing as it sounds. It kinda feels like an aggressive hug to your cheeks. I heard the lady next to me say "I don't want my face rubbed, just my neck and shoulders". So, I will be sure to pass on that the next time also. Last thing, there was a group of ladies in my massage room and they were kinda chatting, having girl talk and one of the massage therapists told them to be quiet and respect the other patrons in the room. So, there's no talking during your services except to communicate with your massage person - got it! The good: Excellent value: $30 for 60 minutes Ambiance Technique The bad: Tight, small parking lot Offbeat location Group massage - gotta pay extra for private session. Don't receive full 1 hour Reservation starts late read more

I just want to say, I got a message from Tonya from the review above, and she is just paranoid. I went to this place at 10pm on a Sunday night. I am a young guy and I had a 21 year old attractive Asian girl give me a 30 min foot massage and 30 min back massage. Nothing was offered. Nothing was hinted. The room where the back massage happened had two tables in it, there was a portable divider. The door was a curtain. I doubt that there was anything off the menu going on there. This place was nice, kinda classy even (for Buford Highway). Give this place a try, its a bargain and it is oh so wonderfully relaxing. read more

Weirdest place I've been to in a long time. We walked in and got a weird vibe right away. It was like an Asian mafia type cover up feeing. Like there was something going on that we shouldn't have know about. It was so bad that we just left after being there with our feet in hot water for 5 minutes. I didn't like it. I can't review the service because I didn't have a full service but I didn't want to either. read more

EDIT: 5/11/17 ----------------- Summary: Do not do business with them. They are careless in verifying exactly what business they are and used to be. Since posting my initial review for Massage Natural Spa, I have learned they used to be one of the two Buford highway Treat Your Feet locations. The owner moved the business and renamed it. My girlfriend and I, with a Treat Your Feet gift card in hand, were met at one TYF location only to be told it is closed and to please go 1 mile down the road the new location, now called Massage Natural Spa. We did not know, at the time, there were two Treat Your Feet locations. Nor did we know the owners were different. All we knew is that we had a reservation and a gift card. Upon arriving at Massage Natural Spa we asked if our reservation was still valid and if we were late. Our question was ignored. No one looked in a book or checked a computer. We were simply waved on to the back where we were told to sit so the massages can begin. Taking these actions to mean we were expected and still on time, we sat down. During the massages we were asked what 'package' we wanted, and we responded with, "Check the reservation. Its on there." No one did. When the massage ended, we were shuffled to the cashier who looked at our gift card and told us that it was only valid at the other, unaffiliated, Buford Highway Treat Your Feet. The cashier then proceeded to explain how it was our fault for going to the wrong place. Since we had tried, from the beginning, to verify our reservation, this was quite irritating. The burden is on the staff, not the patron, to do due diligence. This was either laziness or neglect (perhaps both), pure and simple. Had our questions been addressed upon our arrival this mix-up would never have occurred. If you have a Treat Your Feet gift card, double check where you are going. Call once you get there to confirm locations. Do not promote this kind of practice. Find another place to spend your money. There are plenty of small, honest, Asian-owned spas in that area that need your patronage. read more

If you're not from the Chamblee/Doraville area, TYF might seem a little seedy at first. You walk in and are greeted by a woman whom I jokingly refer to as The Madame who, after a couple of high pitched shouts in Vietnamese, leads you into a room that distinctly resembles an opium den. This is the Foot Room, a dimly lit area full of chairs occupied by a mainly older Asian clientele and their feet being attentively rubbed by a much younger Asian staff. I don't like people fucking with my feet, so we opted for a 30 minute body massage. It was easily the best massage of my life. I'm a former competitive bodybuilder who has trained for 30 years and this 100 lbs woman worked me over like a side of old beef. The minute she put her hands on me, my back started popping like a bowl of rice crispys. By the time she was finished I was seriously contemplating a marriage proposal; good thing my girlfriend was with me. The 30 minute massage is advertised online as 35$ but once you get there it's 40$, so they lose a star for that. Otherwise, this place cannot be beat. read more

The recently renovated the place and while it does look a lot better, I'm just not a fan of this place anymore. They've upped their hr foot massage to $30 but did add on extra massage time. The last time I visited this place was a few months back shortly after they finished their renovations. The guy that did my massage just wasn't good. His pressure wasn't good and when he worked on my back he used his elbows to dig in and it was super painful. I'm probably not going to be back. read more

Angela is the best! I only get full body massages and she's just perfect. Though she doesn't even get near my feet (cause I guess they want you to pay extra for that). A full hour is definitely worth the $50, though! Scheduling can be a little weird; a couple of times I have scheduled with her, but when I got there, they gave me someone else; guy who wasn't as good as her, so make sure you get there a little earlier than your appointment to guarantee that you get who you want. I've never gotten a foot massage, but I plan to one day! read more

awful! managers extort tips for services, arguing that employees do not get paid by owner

I wish I can give this place a big 0 for ratings. I bought an $80 gift card for my mom on her birthday on June. However, she has a really busy schedule, so she gave it back to me to use before it's expired. The lady in the front desk was the same person that sold the gift card to me. She wrote on the card $80 right after I paid and handed it to me. Today, I went and got 1 hour foot massages for me and my boyfriend. The total was $60 which means I would have $20 left for tips. But when I checked out, the lady showed me the date I purchased was only $45 and that's the half half body and half hour foot massage. I told her after I paid she even wrote on the card $80 and now she is saying she has the number down $45 not $80. She told me to check it. What is it there to check? If I paid with a credit card, then I can pull up the old transactions online, but I paid cash... I didn't feel like arguing with her because there is no point and I didn't have anything to prove. I have good experiences at "Harmony massage" and "S massage". I like those places a lot better than this place. Just because I made a mistake buying the gift card for my mom, so I had to use it... Let's talk about the service! I'm a girl, so I request for a women to do my massage, it's more comfortable. I don't like being touch on my thighs, most of the time the massages on my shoulder hurts more than anywhere else. When I made an appointment, I told them which ares I wanted them to work on, I repeated myself to make it clear again before I went inside for the massage because I understand that most of the people in there don't speak a lot of English. I went in and asked the lady that worked on me to do my hands, feet, and legs only. She didn't understand me, I tried to use body language and she gave me a look like she had no clue what I was talking about. But then I kept shaking my head and pointed at my hands. She started applying lotion and continue rubbing my hands. It felt like the way my boyfriend always touch, hold, and rub my hands gently. Next, she rubs my legs, I did not feel anything but the lotion was too much. She putted too much pressure on my poor little toes and it was hurting. She pushed too hard on the side of my feet and I was in a serious pain, I got up half way and told her it hurts with the shaking head to show her it was uncomfortable at that part. She went back to my legs which I wanted deep tissues and she was just rubbing softly, I did not feel anything and plus the lotion was too much to the point it made lots of noises while she rubbed my legs and feet. Lastly, after doing the hot stone, she cleaned my feet with a warm towels and she rubbed too many times back and forth on my legs when the towel was dry, it irritated my skin... I don't think she knows what she was doing. However, I was nice I wanted to tip $10 because at least she did something. After I found out the front desk lady cheated on me with the amount I paid for the gift card. I only tip $5. I'm soooo pissed and I'm never going back to this place ever again. Worst experienced ever! read more

Paid for an hour massage and got 40 minutes. Told the manager and he just laughed and brushed it off. The place was filthy. There is a blanket that they reuse for every customer. The pillow you lay your head on, they put on the floor to kneel on while they massage you. The guy I had fell asleep while massaging me. I had to wiggle my foot to wake him up! So unprofessional. I would never come back. read more

Friendly greeting and lead into room with soft music. Nice woman came in and gave me massage with hot stones. A too much pressure sometimes generally good experience. I would go back and recommend it read more

So, I ended up here due to Spa18 being full, so they sent us here. I guess Spa18 has us spoiled because this place wasn't as good as Spa18's. The service was OK but the set up kinda sucks. They have a floor set TV, that you cant really see over the other chairs while getting a massage and there's no privacy for the foot massage. I prolly won't be back unless Spa18 sends us there again. They probably are owned by the same people anyway... My total was still $30, just as it is at Spa18. read more

I LOVED THIS PLACE. Absolutely beautiful. Great prices. Great foot massage. I will definitely be coming back many times.

I was very disappointed. I've had many friends go here and have good experiences, but mine was not. I asked for a 30 min foot massage, and got a 60 min foot massage. It was not a relaxing experience. One of the massage therapists had an alarm which kept going off. I asked my therapist not to use oil when she asked me if it was ok if she touched my face, and she wiped her hands on her arms. I wish I had walked out. She scratched my head with her fingernails, and picked me up from my shoulders so that my head was handing straight back - not good on my neck. I will not go back! read more