When one of my colleagues confessed he'd never had a foot massage I knew I had to take him right…read moreaway. After all, we were in Hong Kong and both about to get on long-haul flights back to San Francisco and London. We were in need of some kneading! Happy Foot was near our hotel and easily found on the Yelp app. We strolled in on Thursday around 17:00 and had no problems being seen immediately. We were sat next to one another and our masseuses got right to work. Seventy-five minutes later we were in much better shape than when we walked in! Without a doubt Happy Foot provided the most thorough massage I've had whilst sitting in a chair. I was very pleased with the 50 minute foot / 25 minute shoulder package - at less than HK$300 ($38) it's great value.

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Thai massage. Press 2 and A and they will let you into the building. Go up to 2A. They have body…read moreor food massages for 45/60/90 minutes. They are all Thai and they don't ask for a tip like so many other places. They building and the place is a bit down market but it's also affordable. They do a great job and there is no happy ending.

They are really good in giving massage but they are also very noisy. It's hard to relax even the…read moremassage is good because of the noise they make.

Very tranquility. My foot massage was very good. I like that it was quiet and dark. I would…read moredefinitely go back.

If you had had any experience with foot massage places, you'll probably find that most of them are…read moremuch of a muchness, with the quality depending mainly on the masseuse that you have that day, rather than anything else. Foot Spa Garden is one of those venues, which is very much like all the other foot massages places. It is a perfectly nice place to have a foot massage, with perfectly well skilled masseurs. However, what elevates Foot Spa Garden from the crowd, is that it is a very nice venue. It is quite new, only 18 months old, so it's probably so it hasn't suffered from the foot traffic (haha, see what I did there) that some of the other foot massage places have seen. This means, the venue is still clean and well maintained. Inside the spa, there are a number of small nooks with only 2 to 4 chairs in each. There isn't the large living room deal with twenty massage chairs all crammed in, which means that you feel very secluded and private. The downside is, these nooks can make you feel like you are sitting in a corridor, but that may just be my personal feeling. Foot Spa Garden is more expensive then many of the more local style foot massage places at HKD294 for 75 mins. In fact, it is nearly double the cost of the joints on Caine Road. Is it worth paying so much more for a slightly more pleasant environment? I'm not sure. The massage is nearly identical, in terms of the skill of the masseur, and the service offered; foot bath, massage, Shanghai pedicure. I just don't think that it is twice as good.

This place sure knows how to get you into the mood. You descend the stairs lined with small terra…read morecotta warriors, step onto plexiglass floor under which koi fishes swim languidly, and are greeted by wafts of incense and gentle zen music. You are then led off to change into their shorts and slippers, and lockers where you can put away your belongings. The massage room is dimly lit, and relatively quiet: it's a communal room so some low noise is unavoidable, and even some loud snores, lol. After the massage, you are invited to spend as much time as you like in their little tea room, which is decked up to look like the last century, sipping tea of small tea cups. Unfortunately, the massage does not live up. The masseuse does not seem to have a clue how to spend that much time with a pair of feet, and all she did is to rub them up and down, up and down... It does not hurt, but does not relax much either. If you want to just spend an hour or two away from the hustle and bustle on the streets above, just to rest your feet and take a nap even, this is not a bad choice. But if you are looking for serious massage, skip this gimmicky tourist trap and go elsewhere.

If I'm in Hong Kong again I would definitely come back here again. It's comparable to the US if not…read morea little more but worth it. When walking in, I knew this is the place to come it was very clean And just looked very reputable. The only issue I had was , I didn't like the fact, when my massage person talks with the other workers while I'm receiving a massage.

After having been there twice since my first time I'd say: best value for money place. Very clean,…read moretidy and peaceful. Ask for Gigi or Nancy for an oil massage. They are great.

After walking miles and miles for the last several days this was the perfect massage. They were…read moreprofessional and really nice

Really nice establishment in 香港. Fast service. Reserved three seats with fifteen minutes notice…read moreover Whatsapp for one-hour services. Great foot massages. Good services with Puer tea 普洱茶. I really appreciate that they use deep pressure. The owner is friendly and the care quality is nice. Feels homey. Not a far walk from the Hong Kong promenade walk of stars.

Massage was very good and Cindy was very professional. I also received a pedicure and it was one…read moreof the best I've had anywhere. Number 26 was very good and professional. My girlfriend did the foot massage and manicure. Both were great. Amy was very professional

This was a fantastic foot massage experience. Professional, welcoming, meditative, tranquil,…read morerelaxing, boutique spa feeling. It smelled absolutely lovely, there was a smiling welcoming face behind the registration desk when we stepped off the elevator into the calming, dimly lit lobby area ...all the touch points of a great spa experience. You pay for the experience of all these great customer service points (price was $360HKD, just feet, short a little tip....50 minutes), but if you are looking for just feet and not the "experience of tranquility," I am certain you could find it less expensive elsewhere. Wrapped up in the cost is an unspoken level of experience. Let it also be said that this is my first foot massage in Hong Kong and thus my bar of expectation has been raised. I have had countless reflexology treatments in the US, but it is just not the same to the real deal you can get in Hong Kong. My husband says that compared to this, I will be dissappointed with the esthetic, feeling and atmosphere of other massage spots in Hong Kong, but maybe not disspointed with the actual service. We did not have an appointment and had to wait for about ten minutes for both my husband and I to be taken on a Sunday afternoon. We were in a communal room with eight other chairs, although they do have private rooms for parties or just solo stuff I suppose. Rooms and chairs are tastefully decorated...wood, tile, cream colors, dim light, clean. They were completely full and room was busy, but still respectfully quite, tranquil and relaxing. After a short neck and upper back massage that is simply part of the routine to their foot massage experience, I found my esthetician to be brutal and beautiful. I suppose I prefer a foot massage that really digs in there and works things out versus fluffy rubbing. I am certain she would have taylored it back in the pressure had I asked, but it was great. She had good kneeding thumbs and fingers to really work on my feet and calves. She was good at her craft...it was clearly not her first rodeo! They have healthy drinks you can purchase and also have pedicure options. Another thing I noticed...everyone is in the company uniform, so you notice the corporate culture touch through the uniformity of look. I really enjoyed my experience at Ten Feet Tall and look forward to returning. You feel so good upon leaving, the question on tipping becomes a question in my American head (we tip the US...we just do...it is a custom...)...it was such a good experience, I just want to give them a tip. This was the only question and topic of debate in my head upon departure.

I love coming to Ten Feet Tall over any other foot massage place in Hong Kong, purely for the…read moreambience. Sure, it's pricier than Happy Foot, or other foot massage places in the area, but I'm coming here for more than a rub down. I want to feel relaxed and spend the next 50, 75, or 100 minutes in a tranquil environment. The common area rooms here are just as good as the private rooms, so don't waste your money on that. There's free wifi and a nice juice menu. They also offer "happy hour" specials (discounts on foot massages during downtime hours) during the week, so take advantage!

My usual go to. Nothing dodgy and no extras offered. Usually busy so call ahead in the evenings. I…read moreusually stick to the foot massages as I avoid getting massages due to a mishap a few years ago at a spa which pulled a muscle in my back. While it isn't the nicest looking it is cheap and cheerful and it gets the job done

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Outstanding reflexology services focusing on feet, calves and thighs. Clean premises with new…read morebarcalounger type reclining chairs and flat screen television. The massage therapists are professional, effective and excellent. Environment is quiet ( even the TV is muted) offering an oasis in a fast paced urban environment. Rates are a bit on the higher end but worth all of it. Very nice.

I love the feeling of having a small woman walking around on my back, and feeling things crack and…read morepop! I usually get a massage at this place once a week. They have great prices and the Thai massages are amazing. I don't have a specific therapist because they all do a really good job. Each therapist has their own style. Some of them do a lot of stretching with you while others do more deep massage. Every time I walk out this place I'm satisfied I always think, "Man, that was a good massage. I should come more often." I've also gotten a foot massage and an oil body massage here. The foot massage was relaxing, but I prefer the foot reflexology massages here in Hong Kong. The oil body massage was also just ok. Thai massage is their specialty, so that is what the therapists do best. This is not a fancy place, but the massages are top notch. Upon entering you have your choice of cold or hot water. There are menus up of different massage positions, so you can request your favorites if you'd like. I've also gone in after long hikes and requested just leg work and they were very accommodating. Sometimes it can be a bit chatty and you can hear music bumping from the bar downstairs, but this doesn't bother me too much, and I've even fallen asleep a few times. *The English spoken here is limited, so if you have any special requests, its best to speak with the manager when you first arrive.

If I could give zero stars I would. They advertise they do Chinese-style massages, which is what I…read morewent in for. The place was poorly-lit, cramped, and unfriendly. When I went in they were all Thai people. I asked them if they really knew how to do a Chinese massage. They assured me they did. After getting properly set up on the bed, this lady comes in and starts to 'massage' me. It was brutal. No technique, and she was jumping all over my body like she didn't have a clue. I actually had to direct her where and how to massage me. Finally she admitted she had never done a Chinese style massage before. I was so upset because they lied. I told her to stop because my body started to feel sore. She said she would find another lady to service me. The second lady came up with this half-assed story of how she was half-Thai, half-Chinese. Same drill; she also didn't know what she was doing. I stopped the massage and told them I was leaving. Here's the kicker: a full massage costs 160HKD, and they wanted to charge me 120HKD for half an hour's work. I replied I would pay them 60HKD because I was feeling charitable. They starts acting all offended when I quickly reminded them they flat-out lied about knowing how to do a Chinese massage. Then to top it off, they showed me the door and told me I was lucky their manager wasn't there. I'm 6'2" 220 lbs so I wasn't worried. But my body actually felt worse leaving than before I'd arrived. Avoid this place at all costs.