My friends and visited Relax Foot Spa last Saturday afternoon. It's my first time here. From the outside, it looks quite clean. We did a 60min foot massage for $35. It's a good deal and I haven't seen this low price for 60 min foot massage for awhile. The technician is pretty strong. Sometimes I feel it's bit to hard for me and I need to tell the technician less harder. My friend enjoy it tho. Haha. Overall experience is relaxing and worth every penny spent. Recommend! read more

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Stopped by for a foot massage the other day and it was a phenomenal experience. The masseur upsold me to a 40 minute foot and 20 minute shoulder massage and it was fantastic. Foot massage started off with a warm foot bath with a tea bag? The water was rather lukewarm. It was a noisier experience as many were coming in and out. The masseur was pretty strong and hit numerous pressure points on the shoulder, back, and arm massage, while fully clothed on the ottoman. The foot massage was also very good with strong pressure by the masseur. $50 cash for a 40 min foot and 20 min back/shoulder massage + tips.d read more

Relax Foot Spa - Massage Near Me - New York, New York

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I've been going to their other location across the street on Centre for the past 3 years and loved the service. They closed so I went in today for a full body half back and half foot massage. I'm not sure if the woman who was assigned to me was trained on how to give a massage. She went extremely fast and it felt like she was just poking me the entire time instead of properly fixing my knots and massaging the muscles. It was not relaxing at all. And trust me I enjoy typically more painful massages so it wasn't that. I ended up ending the massage early and found them rude with the entire experience. Will not be coming again. Also they charge $2 to use a debit or credit card which they should really add as their cost not the customers. read more

Horrible experience. The foot massage took place in the front where people were walking in and out, waiting for their appointment, and talking loudly. One of the staff members giving a massage was on the phone, speakers on, screaming into the phone. The guy that did my massage rubbed SO hard and used a sharp stone 90% of the time, digging in to my feet. It was less of a massage and more of a just striaght up painful experience. And the noise/environment made it difficult to relax even more. Will not be returning. read more

This place really is the bomb - no frills, but amazing & professional service, & very clean inside. No funny business - just tui na & reflexology for a great price, & friendly staff. read more

I hadn't had a reflexology foot massage in the longest time and really needed this! Maybe my expectations were a little too high, but I thought Relax Foot Spa was just "ok". It wasn't the great massage that I've had at other places and was hoping for today. But having said that, the foot massage was still good. Soooo painful....but in a very good way! lol I don't now if I'd return because there is so much competition in the area. There were three or four other places on the same block! If I'm in the area, I would probably try other places to see how they compare to Relax Foot Spa. My friend and I both had the 30 min foot massage for $20 (excluding tax & tip). Atmosphere: there is none! Not a whole lota privacy and you literally must whisper as there are people all around you, getting various massages. You can even hear the chatter from the front desk. Ohhhhh, and the most annoying is the LOUD alarm clocks they use to keep track of their time. Really, they could use an alarm that had a quieter ringer...or get one that vibrates quietly. Note: this is NOT a reflection of their employees - everyone was very professional and helpful. Ok, Everyone.....Flex 'n Crack those toes!!! :D read more

Relax Foot Spa - Foot massage for two! - Massage Near Me - New York, New York

$30 for 1 hour of foot + back You don't take off any clothing here, so it's not as "legit", but you can't beat it for the price. Friend and I went and were both happy read more

Over all a good experience. The place was clean. I walk in with no appointment, they took me in right away. My having a dress on was a non issue to them, my masseuse give me a large clean towel to cover up. There were times in other places that would give me a pair of their shorts, weary as to where they had been. Full one hour with first half working out all the knots from my back, really good! And I like their no cell phone sign on the wall, so I am not checking my phone. A truly relax experience! read more

Relax Foot Spa - Massage Near Me - New York, New York

I come to this location everytime I'm in nyc. This is the best hole in the wall place. I've had great experiences with everyone I've worked with. The price is very reasonable as well. read more

Was just so amazing and the prices are just great. Will be back agin if we are in NY. A great find and the prices cant be beat

What a deal! I'm so glad my friend Kathy introduced me to this place. It was the perfect way to relax after spending a long day walking through Central Park! Kathy called in advance to make the reservation and got their private room. Good job, Kathy! We'll definitely be returning. read more

Sad to say this place has gone downhill over the years. I went for a sixty minute session the other day. My reflexology this past time could be described as a weak rub, at best. And while I appreciate a brief back massage while your feet are soaking, I wasn't expecting that to last for a half hour. I wanted the majority of my time to be spent on my feet and legs here this time. Not 50% of my session. I had some congestion and was not interested in being face down for a half hour- that is not comfortable when you are congested. What really bothered me: I am always a generous tipper and even though the massage was sub-par, I tipped 20%. They pointed to a written sign that requested much more than that. I don't think the industry standard is more than 20% unless something changed recently. (FYI- I do give large tips when warranted). It's not appropriate to ask your customers to tip 50% for a less-than-average job. read more

Bad experience with the front desk person. Overcharged my credit card and didn't fix. Unfriendly and not professional. read more

Relax Foot Spa - Massage Near Me - New York, New York

They raised their prices for foot and back massage. They have tons of competitors not sure why they would do this. Will not be revisiting.

I made a last minute appointment over the phone because my back had been in pain for weeks. They were obliging to find a slot to fit me in. I walked in. The place is absolutely no-frills, and don't expect anything fancy. None of the waterfall sounds or bubbling brook fountains, but if you're here just for reflexology massage then it does the trick. An older Chinese gentleman gauged my tolerance for deep tissue massage and he really worked all of my trouble areas. He can fix all those long-term knots, and I would definitely come back. read more

We went to Relax for a foot massage family outing! Everyone seemed to have a slightly different opinion. My massage with Wendy was very good. The first 20 minute back and shoulder massage was excellent! The massage chairs turn into tables ate very comfortable. The foot massage was good. 12 year old said his massage technician was just too strong, even after he repeatedly said to go lighter. 13 year old said his massage was ok but also a bit strong. Husband said it may have been his best massage ever! My complaint though, is that I could not relax because it was so noisy. I have had many foot massages in Chinatown and other places so I know the drill. They are not private and you are often sitting next to strangers. At Relax, 12 year old and I were sitting in the main corridor with people constantly walking by. Other staff members would talk loudly to the people massaging you and you could hear what was going on at the front desk clear as day. Perhaps Husband's massage was so good because he was in a private room. There are so many other massage places in Chinatown to try first but if I ever did return to Relax, I would request one of the quieter rooms! read more

After walking down the length of Manhattan a few days ago and then sitting on my butt for ten hours straight at work, my back, neck, shoulders, and feet were a mess. If you could take a picture of how my spine felt, it would be a gnarled, sad old tree. Finally, I realized I worked five minutes away from Chinatown and had a plethora of cheap massage places at my fingertips. What a time to be alive. I picked Relax Foot because of the enthusiastic reviews and the $30 price for a 1-hour foot and back massage (say what?!). The fact that they called me five minutes after I messaged them for an appointment time only confirmed the choice. Here's a breakdown of everything that happened: 6:30 pm: I walk in, nervously eyeing the establishment, jittery from the taro bubble tea I had downed a few minutes before. This would turn out to be a rookie mistake. Anyway, Relax has a series of chairs set up in one room and three more beds further inside. I got a bed. Lucky ole me. Some curtains cordon you off from the other customers so if you're not into the meaty, thwacking sounds of your neighbor getting his back rubbed, uh, find a massage place not in this city? 6:35: Soaking my poor, abused toes in some heavenly, herbal water. A lady is working on my back and keeps tsk-ing at the knots riddling my shoulders. She irons some out with her thumbs and elbows. Heavenly. ~6:50: I maneuver myself face-down onto the bed. Uh-oh. I hear the bubble tea sloshing around inside my belly. She starts rubbing down my spinal column. My body keeps swinging between agony at all the liquid trapped inside and blissful relief at how good it feels. At one point, my stomach belches out this massive gurgle. I try to mask it with a prolonged coughing fit. ~7:10: I flip over, thankful that my masseuse's powerful jabs haven't caused projectile vomiting. She starts working on my feet. There's this Chinese reflexology map of the foot that shows how all of the ailments in the body are tied to the feet. I've been told before that my bladder, my pancreas, my lungs, and my heart are all afflicted to some extent. Now, my stomach keeps making these disgusting burping and sloshing sounds. The masseuse gives me a knowing smile as she digs her thumbs into the soles of my feet. I try not to whimper aloud for fear of disturbing my neighbor's serenity. ~7:25: My masseuse is wrapping up. I feel gloriously rubbed down, like a cat shaking out its fur. I feel loosened up and generous towards all on earth, especially the people I'm going to have to fight in order to wedge myself onto the express train. ~7:35 pm: I stagger into the pellucid, balmy air that is a spring night in Chinatown, my eyes bloodshot, as though I've been sobbing whereas in actuality, I've been face-down and dozing off. Because my limbs are so relaxed, I find myself doing a drunken weave down Lafayette. Strangers keep staring at me nervously; tourist families give me a wide berth on the sidewalk. Try not to wear your contacts to a massage. Each and every time, I come out looking like a drowned rat in the eyes. DAMAGE: $30. I left a 33.3% tip. I'll be back (without idiotically consuming a large drink beforehand). read more

Cheap price, OK massage. Could be better. I did the 30 minute foot massage for $20, which was split into 10 mins for the back/shoulder area and then 20 minutes for the feet. The back/shoulder massage was mediocre at best... I had to ask my masseuse to go harder since he was barely putting any effort into it. The foot massage was alright. The major detail that killed the entire experience for me was the fact that they don't use towels. Instead, you're massaged and wiped down with paper towels that feel scratchy against your skin. Not a good way to end a massage... if they just invested in some towels that would add a nice touch. Overall, not a very relaxing experience for me but it's a good option if you're looking for a cheap and quick foot massage.8 read more

I love this place. It starts with neck/back/shoulder massage for about 15 min then 45 min on feet. I don't need to take my clothes off for the upper body. Good massage and so cheap :) read more

I mean, why NOT get a 30 minute foot massage? Relax Foot Spa was our second stop on a Sunday night adventure that included xiao long bao, pho, bubble tea and plenty of catch up time. Since we were some of the last customers before closing there wasn't room to be seated next to one another. Bummer but ultimately fine as I took advantage of a much-needed shoulder, neck and head rub down before settling for the foot massage. Relax Foot Spa certainly isn't fancy but if I lived in New York I'd be here at least once a month. This place is clean, professional and good value. Instant relaxation. read more

Had a very soothing experience at Relax Foot Spa. Purchased the 1 hour (30 minute foot massage + 15 min neck + 15 min shoulder) for my sister and I, which only costed $30 (cheap)! We both were in need of a foot massage, and enjoyed it very much. The masseuses were very strong, and really hit all our areas. There were times when it was too painful to endure, but I guess I rather have a strong masseuse than a weak one. The masseuses spoke Mandarin, and were very nice and catering. Had a awesome time, and came out all rejuvenated and new! Highly Recommended! read more

This is a clean and friendly place. I think they give one of the more therapeutic foot massages out there versus the kind that just rub your feet. more of a sports massage versus a swedish massage. read more

This is my second time coming here (193 Centre St.), the first time I had James, a middle-aged man. I thought he was absolutely wonderful, he applied the right amount of pressure and although I didn't need to give him directives throughout referencing pressure or trouble spots, you could tell he is experienced because he listened to my body & how it responded to the pressure. If I flinched, he eased up, if I gave a sigh of relief he continued the pressure and motions. This time around I had Daniel, tall younger guy. I got in a little later than my appointment, but he still gave me the full hour! He applied much needed pressure and spoke to me a little bit through the beginning to get to know my likes & dislikes. He used his elbow for areas that had a harder knot he could not get out. I must be a masochist because at the time it felt good, now im a little sore. He was very thorough by focusing on my problem areas, every once of my body down to my toes & after massaging, he stretched out my joints and limbs. After the oils, which he warmed up with his hands he used a warm towel to rid my body of it so it would penetrate my skin but not get on my clothes. He was very comfortable in making me sit up to get to my shoulders more & getting onto the table to release my back-which felt awesome! They are very professional! They call you to confirm your appointment a couple minutes before if they don't see you. The employees greet you with a smile, you get water after your massage,and this location has a salon as well. They have many products for hair & body upstairs and downstairs, you could definitely leave with extra goodies. Bathrooms & massage rooms are both upstairs and downstairs. I will always come back here- I mean where else can you get clean environment, great customer service and care for $50 for a full hour! them! read more

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MUCH NEEDED FOOT MASSAGE - SO RELAXING! Being a poor unemployed grad student, I really shouldn't be spending $30 on an hour of full bliss like this. I really shouldn't. But damn, I really needed this and am SO glad I got what I deserved! Linda was my masseuse, and she was great. She first asked if I wanted just a foot massage, or a combination of back, shoulders and arms. I asked for the combination and I FELL ASLEEP as soon as she started working on my feet! She also asked if I wanted a throw because I had my arms crossed and appeared to look cold, but the temperature in the room was just perfect. It was really nice of her to ask, though. FYI, you can change into the pants they offer, but make sure to wear comfortable pants/leggings so you can lift them up without having too much trouble. I went with a friend who didn't have a good experience, so had to take a star off. Her masseuse kept poking at her wound, wasn't thorough, and the manager actually followed us out when she didn't tip! It was a bizarre ending to a great experience, but I'm definitely returning (after I save a few bucks) and will be asking for Linda. read more

I come here every week as I get terrible knots very frequently. Jeff is my go-to guy. If you are looking for strong pressure massages to fix your knots. He's your guy. He works miracles! To be completely fair, the place isn't exactly set in the most relaxing ambiance or like your typical spa spot...but I would say their techniques are far better than most I've had (I am from HK and had a fair amount of massages my life) and it's very affordable comparing to most places in New York. Highly recommend. (Disclaimer: I've been going to Jeff religiously so I haven't really tried anyone else. I cannot comment on their consistency) read more

Although I've been here many times over the yeRs, my last two experiences have been quite mediocre. Most recently I scheduled a 90 minute foot reflexology with a friend. My friends back massage was well underway for 5 minutes or so when mine finally started. Throughout the first hour, my massage therapist answered the business phone at least 6 times, randomly left multiples times (all while I'm hearing my friends massage therapist ask her if it was ok, too strong etc. Out of 90 minutes, I'd estimate I received 70 minutes of service. No bueno. The timer went off and both of our massages ended at the same time - even though mine did not start until 5 minutes after my friend. The kicker ? My friend left a 20% tip and was told that $9 was not a good tip and she should leave $15. Trust that I did not leave a generous tip. read more

I have been coming here for a couple years, religiously to see Robert, and have never been disappointed! Its no frills, but thats what I like! The spot is clean and super friendly! You would be hard pressed to find a better place that offers 60 minute massages for $30 (plus tip) in Manhattan. read more

If I could put 0 stars I would. Had an excellent experience until the rude lady in the front was fighting with me about how much of a tip I am required to add onto my total. Be AWARE they are super picky with their tips and will call you out in front of everyone while you are leaving. Unprofessionalism at its finest. I don't ever write reviews, but after this experience I had to write this for others. I will tell everyone I know to avoid this place. I saw reviews about others having this experience and that should've been a warning for me. Do not go here! Honestly, after the argument she was having with me I should've zeroed out my tip. read more

This place has a great deal for a massage and foot reflexogoly at $30 but I recommend just getting the foot reflexogoly. I have been here twice, first time 30 minute foot reflexogoly which was great didn't want it to end. Second time I asked for the 60 minute foot reflexogoly and they must have misheard me because I got the 30 min back massage and 30 min reflexology. However, I was 15 mins in when realized so just went with it. This experience was not as good as my first, I came later in day maybe my person was tired but the back massage on this special is a waste of time nothing special don't do it. The reflexology was not as good as the first time but still better than the back massage. I may come back for a foot reflexogoly but it will be a while from now too many options to settle for OK experience. read more

Let me upgrade you. And Relax Foot Spa went all out! I used to hate how during the neck and shoulders portion, they'd reverse the chair and have you lean on the headrest. That always put my neck in an uncomfortable position and made me cramp up instead of relaxing. Now that is no more!! Relax now uses these electric reclining chairs that you can lay on both your stomach and back! With the head hole, no more uncomfortable makeshift headrest and the first portion of the massage feels like a traditional table massage. It definitely helped me relax more as he was massaging my shoulders and back. The rest of the massage has stayed the same, and it's still good. The only key difference I remember is that your feet don't soak for as long anymore, but honestly, I don't mind. Kudos for enhancing the experience! read more

Ive been going here a couple times a month ever since they opened. The massage is most definitely cheap by NY standards, & worthy of every penny. This is the best use of 30$ in NY week in my opinion. The massage starts with about 20 minutes on your back & shoulders while your feet soak in hot herbed water. When you get the reflexology part (which is magical) some of the guys/gals there can tell you what the pain in your foot is associated with in the rest of your body. pretttttty cool. Don't expect fancy spa like atmosphere or comforting decor, you get why you pay for- barebones spot with all the attention focused on a quality massage. read more

The venue was quite clean and equipped with dimming lights to help you relax. Like your typical Chinatown cheapo message place, you won't find soothing music or much privacy so you better pray that the customers near you have turned their cell phones off. I made an appointment and the welcoming by the front desk was all good until I got my 1 hour foot rub. I was not impressed, actually quite annoyed. My masseuse was cutting corners everywhere and really didn't do a good job at all in getting me a proper "torture" as some of you might call it. I have been going on and off to a massage place in Flushing and tried out different masseuses there so I have a basic idea of what is good (that includes good ouches) and bad ones that are just not hitting the spot and simply slacking off. The lady who worked on me fiddled around and kept staring at the clock (which is conveniently out of my sight). She went away for 4 full minutes to "dump" the water she used to soak my feet. She would pause and to check her nails. And, worst of all she only worked 50 minutes on me when that timer went off. It was 6 15 when she started ( as in telling me to sit with my back facing her so she can work on my shoulders for 15 minutes.); it was 7 05 when she told me she was done. You could tell she sucked when you know that she didn't do the same routine on each leg. First left was rushed, then she slowed down on the right after peeking on the timer then suddenly she speeded up and crazily rubbed my right rub and wrapped it up. What the.... I wonder why sometimes... I feel that at some joints when you are nice and super polite they take you as a moron who can be taken advantage of because they know you won't speak up for yourself because you are... nice. It seems like many fellow yelpers had a great experience, sadly I didn't. I guess the trick is to request the right masseuse. The place is affordable, so I wish you good luck. read more

Great place to get a massage. They really work you hard, depending on who you get. My friend gave me 2 vouchers to this place. The first time I came, I had a younger guy and the massage was just bleh. The second time, I had an elderly guy and he KNOWS how to massage you. Now, I usually book a 1.5hr appointment once a month and he gets all the knots out of me. I'm a pharmacist and I stand and stare at the computer 12 hours a day, several times a week. It does not sound like strenuous work but it does take a toll on my body. Anyway, xiao sifu is really good. He works on my whole body including my neck, back, feet, wrist etc. He knows all the pressure points and how to loosen your muscles. I speak mostly Cantonese with him and he likes to recommend things for me to do to help myself get rid of tightness and knots;pressure points to massage, exercise more (hes a strong advocate of swimming). Occasionally he doesn't massage as hard on you (especially when I fall asleep on the chair) but I still.come out refreshed. I'm usually a sloucher, but I always stand straighter and I unconciously take deeper breaths after I get a massage from him. Almost feels like my lungs have a better air capacity after a massage from him. Other places don't really do that for me. read more

Excellent! How could you say anything bad about this place? Relax Foot Spa is e-x-c-e-l-l-e-n-t! They represent reasons why I love coming to chinatown. Value, Service and is so damn freak'n good. Don't expect a high end fancy massage venue. Its a no frills, no nonsense foot spa with equally friendly service. Damage: $30 for a one hour massage in NYC. All in! I have been here a dozen times or so and never get sick of it. I just wish it was closer to where I live. Bring Cash = no tax :) read more

This is your place for a god neck, back and foot massage. Note this is not a full body where you lay on a bed. 60 minutes for $30! Deborah H and two other gf's gave this to me as part of my bday gift. Absolutely wonderful for a no frills place! Xiao provided just the right amount of pressure and I walked out feeling extremely relaxed. However, be sure to speak up if you do not think they are applying enough pressure (highly doubtful) or they are putting too much pressure. As others have said, where something comfortable and not too bulky as they have to massage over whatever you are wearing (topwise) and wear pants that can be rolled up. Love this place and will definitely be back!! read more

My job requires that I stand on my two feet for 8 hour shifts (and that's 8 hours if I'm lucky!). At the end of the day walking to and from the train is painful no matter what shoes I wear, compression stockings, insoles etc. So I'm a regular at Relax Foot Spa. I don't have a go to person here. I usually don't make appointments either. But whenever I do drop by, they're able to fit me in right away. Sometimes, it's super painful, sometimes it's mad awkward when they stare at me (so I pretend to sleep) but at the end of the hour long session my legs and feet feel brand new. Most of the time I forgo the ghetto "back" massage which is basically done while your feet are soaking and you lean over a recliner. Stick with the foot massages. I appreciate that they also have sweat pants they offer to women in case your jeans are too tight or you're wearing a skirt. I bought a package for 13 session for $300 (I think that's how much I paid) which is a pretty good deal after you break it down. read more

I have been going to relax for the past two years and for a solid six months, I was going on a weekly basis. I get severe migraines that stem from my neck to my lower back, and a massage from here is the only natural trick I've found! The reflexology here is pretty solid. For $30, you get an hour worth of hard pressure centered around your pressure points - 25 minutes on your back/neck/head, 35 mins on your feet/legs. It is the absolute cheapest that I have found in Chinatown and all of NYC for that matter. I would recommend reflexology to someone who likes a hard massage. If you prefer softer massages, you might feel less of an impact or you might not enjoy the experience as much altogether. My go-to: Liu. He is tough, a bit sloppy, but always stays focused on my pain areas without me having to point them out. If you ask, he might also spend extra time on your back and less on your feet! My next go-to: Paul. He is also tough, but also uses lighter pressure until you mention to be harder. He provides the best real reflexology service and understands the muscles incredibly well. I feel euphoria after he massages me... Every. Single. Time. This is by no means an upscale place. You are paying very little for a really great massage, but the atmosphere is plain jane. Example: they use paper towel rolls as your foot rest. But it's all good, because this place is amazing otherwise! read more

Ive been coming here FOREVER. Going on 10 years I think. One of the best deals in town. Clean, quiet, relaxing. All of the masseurs are great! Danny is one of my favorites but they're all good. Clean bathroom, free wifi...just so you know the list price doesn't include tip and the tip is required. It's a strange practice but I've encountered it in Flushing too, and honestly, they deserve it. So its $30 for an hour but you need to tip AT LEAST $40. They book up fast so make appointment or expect to wait from late afternoon on! read more

Not the best foot massage, but in Relax Foot Spa's defense, we were the last two people there. I definitely had better foot massages in Southern California, but it did the job after walking around Manhattan. One thing I did like was that they put me in this individual room with just one other chair; which is way better than the one single room with multiple chairs of people lying face down. For those new to Chinese foot massages, follow the tips below: 1. They just don't massage your feet. They massage neck, shoulders, back and legs. 2. Wear loose clothing. You will soak your feet (either in warm water or warm tea) and they will roll your pants up. One time I wore jeans so tight they wouldn't go past my calves and they made me take off my pants and I had a towel wrapped around my waist during the massage (this did not happen at Relax Foot Spa). 3. The massage can hurt. Depending on who is giving you a massage, the person can really dig deep and attack those knots. But in my opinion, I'd rather have the person work hard at getting those knots out rather someone just kind of gently rubbing at my muscles. read more

After walking all over Brooklyn and Manhattan, my throbbing, aching feet walked me to Relax Foot Spa. My feet are accustomed to pressing the gas pedal on LA freeways, not pounding pavement in the New York heat. The receptionist was very friendly, and personally walked my friend and I over to their newer location right across the street. It was actually a really modern, clean, aesthetically pleasing salon. I was pleasantly surprised, because usually when I think Chinatown, I think janky. So anyway, my friend and I meet our masseuses, who are two men who speak very limited English. Boy, did they go to town. There were SERIOUS. The back and neck massage was really comfortable, but I could hardly handle the foot massage. Is it supposed to hurt this bad? It hurt like a freakin bitch!!! I squirmed and I winced and I grimaced and I yelped (pun intended) and I broke out in a cold sweat over my entire body. Plus I was trying to keep my legs closed because I was wearing a skirt (bad idea--make sure to wear shorts or pants). My masseuse simply laughed and muttered on and on in Chinese. By the time my massage was over, I realized that I was kind of shaking all over. I think I was in so much pain that my body had released some adrenaline into my bloodstream to help me deal with the shock to my system. I thought my feet were hurting before, but my masseuse made my feet feel pain that I've never felt before--ever. That dude has some mighty strong thumbs. Was it really necessary to dig into the bones of my feet like that? They're BONES... no matter how hard you press you're not gonna be able to go any deeper, buddy. But then my feet felt 10x better the next day, and I was able to pound the pavement again. I am honestly perplexed about whether I should love him or hate him. read more