I had a bad headache this morning, a friend rang and booked an appointment here for me. Not only…read moredid the masseuse fix my headache but this was the best massage I have ever had. She is like my own magical restorer of me, like some mythical healer you would go on a quest to find. I want her in my life forever. I would give up chocolate for a monthly massage from this woman. Seriously can't recommend highly enough. Thank you Bangkok Thai Massage and Spa for helping me today, I genuinely appreciate it.

I don't normally write reviews, but visiting Bangkok Thai Massage was a memorable experience. I…read morehave previously had bad experiences with massage shops, so it was nice for a change to walk away feeling completely satisfied. From the moment I walked in, I felt at home and very comfortable. The lady at the front desk greeted me with a smile, and although I did not have an appointment they fitted me right in. The shop was extremely tidy and clean, exactly what you would want and expect. The massage therapist that looked after me was named Dar. You could tell she certainly knew what she was doing. There was a wide range of massage therapies to choose from, I went with the deep tissue massage. I suffer from chronic neck pain and when I pointed this out, the massage therapist was very accommodating. She was also very co-operative with the pressure level I am comfortable with. This is where a lot of massage shops fail in not providing suitable pressure. I will be recommending Bangkok Thai Massage to all my friends!

they started touching me in my special place. im not complaining, but maybe a warning next time…read more all of the staff looked at me like i was a fresh slice of meat. again, im not complaining but i can see how that would be off-putting for some people. they also started lathering me up and recording me which wasn't even in the description of the massage so props to that. overall pretty good massage.

Went there with my wife Great massage, location could be a…read morebit better but yeah if you are looking for an awesome massage (I recommend one with oil ) then this is a good spot!

Beautiful Korean girl CiCi, Make sure you have extra $200 cash in your wallet. You will get the…read morebest. She has beautiful tattoo on her waist line.

Went there last Saturday , time poor so chose 30 mins massage , $55 , expensive I thought , they…read moreadvertise foot spa , not offered, went up stairs to rooms , the massage started and was very lacking in technique , just rubs up and down back and legs , after 10 mins got me to turn over , she then asked if I wanted anything else , and said , hand relief $50, she should get naked,$70, and more for $100 , when I declined all offers , massage was over , I stated my disappointment and asked for her managers name /number , but she said no number get out , and showed me to back door, I know a lots of these places have girls offering extras, but at least get them to give a proper massage also , won't be back and wont recommend .

Always a good strong massage. Will not find better massage around the inner north. Clean and tidy…read morewith happy staff. I would recommend this shop for a quality massage in a relaxing and clean atmosphere.

Despite working hard to get me from A to B for 30 years, my feet are never something I consider…read morepampering or giving any kind of real R&R. Plus feet are well feet and kinda gross. Hence when a friend suggested we get pedicures a wave of fear washed over me. Pedicures? I've successfully avoided one for so long why would I start having them now? People touching our feet? And everyone being able to see us? Luckily said friend wasn't suggest mall pedicures, she was taking it up a level and suggested Pho Thai Spa which is conveniently located on Brunswick Street (past the New Farm Cinema and next to Death Before Decaf). Yes, you'll pay a little more but can opt for a quick 30 minute pedi or the hour long (like we did) which includes a neck and head massage, and for the added luxuries - it's worth it. When you arrive you enter a serene space where mobile phone use is discouraged and you remove your shoes before being taken through to the treatment room. You'll be served a cup of warm tea. There's 6 cane lounges meaning there's no mass pedicure turn style happening here. The setting is more day spa than harshly lit salon. You're shown to your lounge and invited to soak your feet before a scrub is applied and wiped off. Then, with your eye mask on, you're transported to a moment of relaxation as the therapists combine gentle massage, pressure point massage and an actual pedicure. While your nails are drying (if you've opted for a nail varnish), your neck and head are gently massaged. Thankfully, we weren't rushed to leave our lounges post-treatment and were given ample time to warm back up to the idea of re-entering the real world. They also do Thai massage and facials so you could easily spend a day-spa day here and leave the worries of the world at the door! And, for the first time in my life, I get the benefits of a pedicure. Says I as I admire how shiny and smooth my feet look.

When in need of some serious R&R I try (if funds allow) to pamper myself a little. Feeling a little…read morefrazzled and stressed recently, I knew it was time I did something just for myself. A friend recommended me to Pho Thai Spa on Brunswick Street in New Farm. I immediately booked myself in for the 45 minute pedicure package. Upon entering Pho Thai Spa, the first thing I noticed was the beautiful Thai decor. Long lounge chairs, dim lighting and green tea being brewed for my arrival. I knew immediately I was going to like it here. The lady who took care of me got me settled and soaked my feet in warm coconut water. Before preparing my feet for the pedicure side of things, she gave me the most amazing foot massage I have ever had, to the point where I had to concentrate to stay awake. It was exactly what the doctor ordered! After the massage she brought out a selection of OPI nail polish to choose from for my toenail colour. I was a bit sad once it was all over, but it felt like I was there for much longer than 45 minutes. My deluxe pedicure came to $65, and was worth every scent. It was such a fantastic pampering session and I'd happily recommend it to all of my friends. Another great thing is that as a new customer I was given a $20 voucher to use for my next visit...as if I needed more excuses ti come back! Plus I discovered that they do packages where a group of friends can book the spa for a few hours for $105 a person and receive massages and facials whilst drinking champagne. Sounds like heaven on Earth!

Ooh dear. I have been looking forward to this massage for a while, but I was sadly left…read moreunimpressed. I found a fantastic deal on Its A Deal (dot com) which included a full body massage, body wrap, facial, head massage and body scrub. Upon arrival I realised that the salon was in an old Queenslander home, possibly the house of the owner. I walked in and was happily surprised that it looks very professional inside. You are asked to take your shoes off and relax. I was more than happy to do so. Around the waiting area were random ribbons and plastic flower buds stuck to the wall. Looked a bit cheesy, but I didn't mind. The staff are wonderful and so friendly. The lady who gave me the massage treatment was a wonderful person. I almost feel a bit guilty with this review, but I have to be honest... The massage was not the best it lacked technique. The body scrub was mediocre- I was actually surprised that was it. The facial lasted only a few minutes, nice and soft but didn't live up to a good standard. The wrap, yeah- I wasn't even sure that was it. I was due to go in at 4:30pm, I wasn't worked on until 4:45pm. The treatment ended at 5:50pm. So it was almost like having a one hour treatment as opposed to the one and half hour I expected. Although I was given a $50 voucher towards my next treatment, I'm not in a hurry to book the next one with them- unfortunately.

I'm reiterating what Jen said in her review, basically…read more I accidentally bought two deal vouchers for My Miracle Touch. Despite having a somewhat altogether awkward time at my first session a few months ago, I went back for the second one this evening - second chances, value for money, time for improvement, yada yada yada. Sadly, nothing had changed. Walking up the front stairs of what feels like a regular ol' house for a massage just feels exceptionally dodgy. If only they'd put some sort of semi-professional looking sign on their front fence, or something. Anything. I can confirm that the rest of the house is a residence, because when I asked to use the bathroom, I had to be escorted through the living area, kitchen and dining room to get there. Yet more discomfort! As Jen has said, the service itself is brief and subpar. When the "mask" was applied, it felt like it had been diluted too much, because it poured off my face and through my hair. On the drive home, I was still rubbing bits of the mask off my face. It was a dark (mud?) mask, so it wasn't particularly cool to have it still all through my hair and not properly cleaned off my face. Really glad I went through the Maccas drive-through on the way home. I'm with Jen; I won't be making the mistake of purchasing another voucher for My Miracle Touch. I still see vouchers on daily deals sites all the time, so I assume it's the main source of customer flow. Good luck to them, because they're nice people, but unfortunately the awkward and unprofessional experience outweighs the nice manner.