The staff at this establishment were extremely polite and professional. The facilities are a little…read morelacking but the service more than makes up for it. The price was reasonable. I had never had a professional massage before but decided to give it a try after I strained my shoulder whilst training. I got a fantastic massage from Natalie who rubbed away my stiffness and soreness. Now, my shoulder wasn't magically repaired but it did feel a lot better. I was able to move it more freely with less pain. I had no idea what a professional massage was like but after this experience I have been back many times. I would recommend this place to anyone who has a sports injury or just wants some relaxation.

Avoid this place, it is now known as Thairapeutic CBD Massage…read more(https://www.yelp.com/biz/thairapeutic-cbd-massage-sydney?osq=thairapeutic+cbd+massage). Last week went for a massage with a Korean lady called Hana (Hannah) and the massage was so rough and hard she had no idea on how to read a customer. The massage was so hard that I was moving and jumping that she did not even ask if I was ok or if it was too hard so the massage could be adjusted. I complained to the reception and all they could do is appologise. Even the extra service she became tired and complained her arms where getting sore and in the end gave up and said time is up. Then here's the catch, don't pay by card, they slap on a 10% surcharge. I wanted my comlaint to be escalated and all they said was they are sorry and accept the feedback and Jacob the manager would return a call to me. To this day almost a week after no return call. The massage itself was so hard that I ended up with buising for days. Avoid this business, they do not care about customer service, and it appears it's about money more than professionlism.

Great service and very relaxing. They have this aromatic candle that can help you sleep and I had a…read moregreat experience here. Thanks

This location is very authentic in the decor. The massage choices were similar , yet different. I…read moreasked for the difference and then choice the 60 min traditional with oil.

It was a really great massage and extremely reasonable pricing. Nice clean location and friendly…read morestaff

If you're planning on a lovely relaxing massage or treating your nearest or dearest to a…read morewonderfully soothing massage, then don't visit Paradise Thai Massage. I purchased 2 x 1 hour long deep tissue massage vouchers for $200. My friend used the 1st voucher and they only massaged for 40 minutes. The 2nd voucher was a week out of date (because they failed to mention it was only valid for 6 months) and charged her after the lady on the phone said it was fine to use when i booked. They also make you pay in advance, which always makes me suspect. Why should I have to pay before receiving my service? This massage also was only done for 40 minutes. Absolutely disgraceful. Also they were talking thai to eachother the whole time and laughing. We've all been there. You know they're talking about you. Appalling customer service. No one there speaks fluent English. So if you need to ask questions. Don't bother. Well they appear to pick and chose when and what they understand. Plus they had no skill in the massage. She kept massaging my bones even after I told her where to do it. Save your money and sanity. GO ELSEWHERE. Shame on you Paradise Thai Massage. You've lost our business.

I love this Thai Massage place. I come here often and always have a good massage. The staff always…read moreask where I want worked on and check if the pressure is ok. Would recommend.

I noticed this place on Church St as they had a big sign up saying "Thai massage $45 for 1hr" so we…read moregave it a go. Once you climb the stairs they've really done a great job fitting the place out. The music, smells, decor etc is just like a nice massage place in Thailand. Both my wife and I had a great massage - (they have single and couple rooms). When the hour is up they give you a nice hot tea as well. They also give you a receipt for a health fund rebate which makes them even more affordable. At the moment its probably the best value massage in the area.

First few times I came here I really enjoyed the experience, I say experience as it starts from the…read moremoment you enter the door to the moment you pay your bill & leave. The massage itself the first few times was great, the masseuses were attentive, listened to exactly how I preferred my massages & tended to tight areas without instruction. However today was ok, not the best but passable. So why am I giving them two stars? It's the after service, when I came to pay the bill on previous occasions they always gave me a receipt to claim back the massage on my health fund but this time explained to me that health funds are becoming strict & only certain massage can be claimed. This wasn't the problem, it was more so how it was delivered to me, completely lacked any tack and being a regular customer I felt completely jilted. The experience made me feel cheap & I was fine with no receipt to claim back if that's the rules but the passive aggressive nature of the conversation just lost them a valued customer.

I said to a friend that I got a massage on Oxford street, and they looked at me with a very strange…read moreexpression - happy ending? No. I walked in off the street without a reservation, with a friend to get a massage together, and it the prices were very good, and the place looked clean and staff friendly. It was $45 for 45 minutes, and $5 extra for oil. We had a full body massage, from head to toe. The traditional Chinese staff were excellent, polite and respectable. The thin and long store isn't the most fancy, just a basic set up, with 3 or 4 massage beds, and some quiet asian music set the scene. As my first massage experience in Australia on Oxford street of all places, it was pleasant and felt amazing! I'm sure to go back there, to make use of the coupon card they offered us for multiple visits. If you don't want 45 minutes, they offer half an hour, or an hour as well, roughly a dollar a minute. They also offer acupuncture and reflexology at affordable prices.

The staff are well trained, and it's roughly a dollar a minute, so very well priced for any budget…read more I highly suggest getting a massage here if you need something more for an injury, or pain your experiencing versus just wanting to relax. The decor is simple and it's just one small room separating each person by a curtain, so not a day spa, but you will definitely leave feeling better than when you came in!

After watching years of romantic comedies and Getaway episodes I had come to the conclusion that…read morethe most relaxing and indulgent thing would be a couples massage. A massage where you both lie in the same room, face-down on tables just far enough apart that you could still touch each other, rainforest music playing in the background, the room softly lit by candles, fluffy white towels draped over your back and legs, as a masseuse walks on your back, aided and balanced by poles coming from the ceiling. As the tension gets worked out of your shoulders by someone elses toes/knees/elbows, the two of you turn your heads to look at each other with a lazy contented smile before falling back into blissful massage coma. In my imagination, however, this massage could only take place in a resort in Bali or a Day Spa on the French Riviera. Never did I imagine that it could happen in a tiny shop on Glebe Point Road. The massage therapists at Sabai Thai know how to treat you. Whilst relaxing, their massages are strong, deep and satisfying. And, if the massage itself wasn't enough to loosen you up, the final five minutes of stretching (in which they twist your body in ways you're certain it's never moved before) leaves you feeling at least two inches taller and with the flexibility of a muppet. And, just like in my fairytale massage scenario, the package is complete with a cup of sweet black tea that you sip, satisfied, through dozy eyes.

Maybe not as elaborate as their Oxford Street location, the service and treatment were professional…read moreand authentic. I feel as though I've been stretched back into place! Friendly smiles, nice tea... not a lot of English but then who wants to talk through a massage anyway? I'll go back for sure.

Staff were extremely unprofessional and rude, and massage was terrible…read more I went with my partner, and we were placed in adjacent rooms. Our two therapists were talking to each other in Thai constantly; something I've never experienced at any other parlour. However, during my massage, I had to ask multiple times for the guy to ease up on the pressure. He did not seem to know how to give a Thai massage as a good 90% of the massage was just him pressing his elbows in and grinding. Yes that's a Thai massage technique but it's not the ONLY one, and I've never felt someone grind as hard as that. After the second time I asked him to use less pressure, he made a comment to the other masseuse (in Thai) and they both laughed. I found out from my partner afterwards that he was actually badmouthing me. I am appalled that a company would allow this behaviour. The real kicker was that the massage was only 50 minutes. We started quite late; 17 minutes after our booking. Had to wait the entire time in the room so I had nothing better to do but watch the clock. However, we then ended about 5 or 6 minutes after the schedule end time; a full 10 minutes short of the 60 minutes it was supposed to last. At that point I wasn't going to try and force the issue as I wasn't happy with the massage anyway. Why ask for more of something you don't like? I've tried multiple places since moving into the area and I've never had an experience like this. Definitely will not be back.

Was my neck broken, did I break my neck?…read more The day I gingerly approached this temple of Thai healing I was a broken man. Danielsan was not a well boy. Unlike the karate kid, I had no Mr Miyagi with which to give me a white hot hand slap to bring my vital signs back to life. But, I soon realised that I did not need him... The all female crew at Mumsabai make Miyagi look like a first-year rookie at a TAFE massage school. As I entered I was greeted with a shy hello and asked which of the services I was interested in. I opted for a 60 minute traditional Thai massage with reflexology. I was ushered through a velvet curtain and once ready I was asked my preference of pressure. I chose hard, and I was regretting it early. The ladies might be tiny waifs but the strength in their fingers is such that they could shatter concrete like a sledgehammer. The knots in my shoulders and neck were like a sailors taut-line hitch but seasoned fingers dug them loose whilst paying particular attention to my neck and the back of my skull. The tension was such that my pain threshold exceeded excruciating and I found myself for the first time ever tapping out in a massage. I've had plenty of remedial massages in my time with burly men putting forearms through my iliotibial bands which brought laughter born of too much pain, but this was another level of pleasurable torture entirely. The foot reflexology involved a technique I had never received before. A sharp tool, like a sewing needle, was employed to extract a greater response from my body and it was perhaps the greatest foot probe I've ever endured. Once complete I thought the massage was over... but I had a final 20 minutes in store. Firstly, I was put in a position that can only be described as Sting's scorpion death lock. Unlike the wrestler's finishing move I wasn't pinned to the mat, I was lifted gracefully and effortlessly by this tiny girl right off the table and was floating in air as my back and neck had their tensions released. Returning me to the bench she finished up by interlocking her hands inside my raised arms and re-aligned my verterbrae with an expert touch. After this massage I was the Zen Master. I felt like a trillion bucks for the next 2 weeks. Highly recommended. Wish I was here right now!