Hello just like to see who I'd be going with and is it gonna be very fun and can we do it?…read more I love women feet I you Hoow we can have lots of fun is it free ?

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I have been to this location several times. Initially it was to treat a 5 day headache, which went…read moreaway the next day after my 2 hour Thai oil massage. Every visit, I've gone for a different issue and the owner focuses on the area I need her too but still gives a full body massage. Somkit, the owner, is very good at what she does and I highly recommend trying this place out!

Anna was excellent. I am feeling so much better after the massage with her. She is very…read moreknowledgeable and knows exactly what to do in order to relieve pain. Joseph Francis

This place is amazing with clean discreet and polite highly recommend . This was my first Massage…read moreat Bex and it was absolutely worth every penny I cannot believe I've never been here before! I called the last minute and I believe they were very busy that day, however, they were able to accommodate me. I was greeted by beautiful Asian ladies, who explain their massage package (time and cost) no extra hidden fees which were comforting. They also gave me some time to think about the choices or if I was to pass on the service. Another plus was the ladies weren't pushing to sell the service, they really wanted your business, but they were very professional about it. So that was a big plus for me since I don't like salesperson pushing me to buy. Great place! Highly recommend!

Finally find a clean and an professional services massage clinic in Edmonton…read more Definitely will come again especially the 4 girls are young and sweet.

This is the only place I go. The therapist are awesome. All of them are great. I have sciatica…read moreproblems, and it's all gone. Thai massge is acupressure massages. It is the best. I highly recommend it. They are located in the shopping strip where Save on is at Stadium and they recently opened another location across the street.

Global pandemic or not Touch of Tai has been the most consistent business I've had the pleasure of…read morefrequenting. I was sceptical, something about the name through me off. Roughly 7 massages and four therapists later, it is clear that touch of Thai hires the best of the best. Therapist take Pride in their education and disciplinary's, each RMT walked through muscle and tissue anatomy with ease. Don't feel like talking !! That's ok too, last visit I took my earbuds and listen to a podcast. haha !! I do not believe you could go wrong with any of the RMT. I have booked treatments w/ the following exceptional RMT. Eden Linh (Amy) Mr. Anuwat (Ohm) Saowanee (Wanee) I highly recommend Touch of tai for your next relaxation or therapy treatment !!

As a long time client for 8 years, who has been personally asked this year to give a "testimony"…read morefor the website...I am sad to say, Wellness on Whyte has become toxic and unprofessional. I am no longer recommending them. They use to be different, and have changed... Bullying, defaming character, playing games, lying... not a way to keep your business alive by allowing staff to treat people with frequent relational aggression, etc without addressing professionalism. Reason #1 to avoid Wellness: If a spa is not toxic, Practitioners should not be constantly bullying clients into getting less services by devaluing their pain and disabilities. WOW staff are taking their personal problems out on their clients. It's actually been difficult to adjust to being treated professionally at other businesses/clinics... being respected, listened to, and valued feels odd... that's how toxic Wellness has become. I've felt such relief since I've stopped supporting WOW... you actually get treated well at other businesses/clinics! "No, I still need weekly treatment, means no, I still need weekly treatment." Clients should not have to say this over and over. As my physiotherapist remarked, clients should not have to validate their chronic pain to you, it's your job to listen. Initially, I gave them a chance to remedy it, however, in the end, I can't trust a place of business with my pain that supported this unprofessional and disrespectful behaviour from an RMT. When I was not well enough one week to get specific feedback to the massage therapist right away, I was told she no longer wanted to work with me. After 8 years of trusting someone, it was a shock. I broke the silence about unprofessionalism, and was fired as a client for it. Unsettling. Reason #2 to avoid Wellness: As another example, the STAFF centred care has become out of control... Products should not be taken off the shelf so you can't buy them and placed back out later. I started buying online so the staff could not lie to me about how much was left of a particular facial product... it's truly unprofessional. Wellness on Whyte has become unprofessional and has come away from client centred care. It's sad. One of the causes may be that the practitioners themselves use the products and services of Wellness, which is already a very small business. Wellness has limited appointments! When the practitioners see you booking services in advance, they become upset. The business model is flawed: It is another reason why it's become toxic. You can't have practitioners pressuring clients to cancel other appointments they genuinely want and need because they themselves want the services/ are horse trading with other practitioners in Wellness. If Wellness was not allowing their practitioners to "horse trade" services etc within the company, then there wouldn't be practitioners competing with clients for appointment spots. Again, highly unprofessional. Reason #3 to avoid Wellness: The more money you spend here, the more jealous the staff becomes and the meaner they get. It's bad business to let your staff bully your best clients. The LESS money you spend here, the MORE they will respect you. A clinic where the staff get a mean attitude when you give them more business, is not a place to be. In conclusion, I never thought after years of supporting this business that they would shift in such an unprofessional direction. They even somehow got my review removed from another platform, which is why I had to post on Yelp, where they cannot manipulate my review. Interesting how they do business here.... I wouldn't trust them with your credit card either, as they will charge you for half your appointment cost, even when you had unavoidable sickness or emergencies. They will waive the cost one time, and not again. The new polices allow them to rip you off, and it will cost you even if you don't get a reminder they were supposed to send. It's truly shocking how much the money matters most here, and yet on the other hand, the more money you spend, the more they treat you mean out of jealousy. Very unprofessional. My advice? Spend your money somewhere they actually want you to! LOL

A little gem! Kind, welcoming, professional, efficient, clean with lots of thoughtful details, and…read moregreat quality products. I recommend booking a sauna+treatment combo! First detox and sweat to cleanse your skin and mind of all the funk, then relax into your massage or facial (which I truly enjoyed! & to that... let me add that I am a spa/wellness consultant! ) Valerie has an angelic touch! Loved my ageless facial, she used Phyto5 and Osmosis products. My skin looks radiant and firm! Came to Edmonton for a wedding but for those that live here... make the Wellness on Whyte a regular spot in your life!

I found this place on yelp. It was just a short walk away from me and I was able to book an…read moreappointment on their website for the very next day. The location of the business is on the 2nd floor and I had to be buzzed in. I was greeted kindly by my massage therapist, Jesse. Before we started the massage, I filled in a short bit of paperwork and Jesse looked up direct billing through my insurance provider. I was happy to hear about direct billing since it saves you the time to submit online and the wait to get your money back from your insurance provider. The studio is smaller and has two private rooms for massage. Very clean and with nice simple decore. The private room was lit perfectly and there was some relaxing music playing. The temperature was pleasantly warm and it was very easy to relax. Again very clean!!! Jesse was a great massage therapist and applied perfect pressure for a deep tissue massage. I was in dire need for massage due to some neck pain. He was very professional and my back felt great and back to normal a few days later. I've been back to see Jesse 3 times and I am now going to see him on a regular basis. The studio is located above a restaurant/lounge (The Common) and shares the second floor with a few other small business, but it has always been very quiet and relaxing with absolutely no disruptions.

I bookmarked this place and Jesse from a friend off Yelp and I am so ever greatful…read more It was a very unique massage experience in the sense that it felt like every movement was calculated and intentional. You can just tell he knows the body really well. I'll be going back! There seems to be two massage rooms. The one I was in was really cute and relaxing. I like how it's above the Common. It has a nice home-y vibe. One little tip: greenshield insurance is not direct billed. Small inconvenience for a great massage.

I felt good afterwards the care quality great I tried capping for the first time it was amazing for…read moremy pain

I've gone to Mei's massage quite a few times over the last few years. They do an OK job but nothing…read morespectacular. The good part of it is it seems to be very clean. They disinfect everything they use with both autoclave & rubbing alcohol. They use freshly washed towels, heated in a microwave and thrown on your back to get some heat into you which is nice. The bad part is they always try to force you to do cupping which to me seems like a lazy distraction by the massage therapist so that you can lay there with cups on your back instead of having a masseuse do a real massage. The masseuse, a young chinese lady, is always shouting in chinese to Mei, the owner. Not very relaxing to hear all the noise in the room during a massage. I recently quit going there altogether because the lady who owns and runs the shop, Mei herself, was very rude to me the last couple of times. I guess familiarity breeds contempt. Overall worth a try but I've had better. And tell her no cupping if you do go, it makes a mess of your back for at least a week :)