Sad to leave this review since it was such a cute and clean space…read more Had a 75-min full body massage and it was by far the worst massage I have ever had. I get massages on a very regular basis - from nicer spas to a hole in a wall - I know what's a good massage and what's a bad massage. While I enjoy strong pressure, the massage I had gotten here was pure pain and extremely not enjoyable. I have never wished a massage to end sooner. Not only were my knots not fixed, I actually felt that I had gotten beaten up by someone. I woke up the next morning with major back pain. I was injured from the massage and could not sit up straight for a few days. I hesitated to inform them because I felt bad for my masseuse - in all fairness, my masseuse was a really nice person... but I did in the end because I thought this could be productive feedback for them. They were extremely apologetic and offered me a free massage, which was really nice of them. I appreciated the offer but frankly I'm a bit too scared to go back. The two-star is for the environment and the very helpful and friendly staff. Technique wise, I have to say (or maybe I was unlucky with the masseuse I had).

Nice location, friendly staff. What was advertised was not…read morethe service I received. I paid for 1 hour foot massage with exfoliation. I received 20 min nail clipping and exfoliate. I was then charged for the full hour. When asked why I did not receive the full hour, I was told the ad said "up to one hour". I will not return with a Gabito and switch like that.

I'm addicted to this place. If I ever go back to Hong Kong this is the only place I would go to for…read morea massage. The service was spectacular and the massage was the best I've ever had. Thank you Chi Wa Siam for taking care of me.

Thanks Annie M. for recommending this excellent place. This will be my new favorite for foot…read moresteaming from now on, as I like how it's newer and cleaner than the one I've frequented. Don't hold any fantasy for this spa, this is just a basic place for foot steaming. However, the interior is nice, the faux slate stone walls and floor giving it a clean, modern look. Service is good, and the clothes that I change into for the steaming looks new and clean. The staff told me that they send their laundry out to clean. As a first timer I get a discounted price of $98 (normal is $138), and I added a 20 min shoulder massage for a small fee. Massage was good if not excellent. They did not push me to buy packages and add ons, which I appreciate. This place is right by the Prince Edward MTR. Exit B2 and it's in the building across the street to your left.

I love massage and do it every week when I'm in town (Vancouver).. One of my friends had foot…read moresteaming and posted on facebook few months ago. I thought it's so cool! I definitely would try it when I get a chance. My best friend took me to Fantasy Spa for foot steaming and massage. I like this place, it is nothing fancy but the price is very reasonable. It's clean and roomy. The foot massage technicians are so experience and great. They explained to us the benefits of foot steaming with different herbals medicine. (Promote blood circulation, Detoxification, Eliminate blood stasis, Anit-aging and etc) I wish Vancouver could have foot steaming massage shop soon.

On my last visit to Hong Kong I discovered feet steaming. It's done by putting your legs into a…read morebig knee-high wooden bucket where steams come out at the bottom. it's like a sauna for your legs only. It does miracles restoring tired feet and warming your body in cold weathers. I would say it beats out mediocre foot massage. It's a great way to get some rest during the day, when you don't have more time for a real sauna. Not to mention the numerous health benefits the sweating is supposed to provide, such as detoxification and improving circulation. It's the first time I visit New Born, I didn't know that this place has almost 10 branches in Hong Kong. Foot steaming is their specialty and they know how to do it right. You are given a set of clothes to change into, and a spacious locker to put your belongings. I appreciate the change of clothes as you do sweat - not just your legs but your whole body. While you are changing, the staff turns on the machine. You are given a menu of 20 herbal mix to pick from, from improving the skin tone to vitality for men. After adding the herbal package you can put your lower feet into the bucket, adjust the heat to your liking, and sit there for the next 45 minutes taking a nap, playing with your phone, reading a book or do whatever you fancy. The staff is very hard working, busy refilling the tea cups (when she notices my cup still full, she tells me I need to water up, and their roasted barley tea is quite delicious), rinsing and disinfecting the buckets after a customer leaves, etc. They don't have masseurs in house, but when I said that I want a massage, they arranged one to come to do it after my steam session. If you can call ahead and give them more time to arrange somebody, do so, better chance to book a good masseur instead of whoever's free. Will definitely be a regular of this chain, with all the walking I do during the visit.

After a LONG day of walking, I wanted to get a massage. I cross-referenced Google and Yelp and was…read morelead to this location. Previously, I just walked in to an unknown massage place while exploring. However, this location, I actually searched. As I walked in to a dark massage area, I was led to a tiny bathroom to change into the shorts and shirt they provided. There were no areas to place our clothes, so I had to keep it with me. As I opted for a foot massage. I sat in a chair that reclined and the masseuse got to work. The massage was okay, but not the greatest. The pressure was a little weak. I asked for more pressure but it didn't seem much different. The prices were slightly higher than the other massage establishments in the area so maybe my expectation was a little higher. Overall, my experience was okay. It just wasn't the 4.6 star rating I was expecting.

Phenomenal place- it was a better experience than most resort spas in the U.S.!…read more Our hotel made the suggestion to visit Yuen and said it was "the best bang for the buck" - being apprehensive, I asked how much is service in USD? Roughly $35-40 for 50 minutes! SO...My husband went to go check it out beforehand and comes back to my step-daughter and me and said "You'll love it!" He spoke with Jackie and she made wonderful suggestions based on our needs. Yuen is located just a few blocks from our hotel, so look for the sign, take the elevator to the 15th floor. You will be warmly greeted in absolutely euphoric atmosphere and very clean. You would have never guessed such a glorious place existed in an office like building. Slippers are provided. After waiting just a few minutes we were whisked to a room with 2 beds for my step-daughter and me. Masseuses were phenomenal, complete quiet relaxation. Post massage, warm tea and a gelatin like dessert was served - very tasty. Husband also decided to get a 50 minute foot massage while we got massages and scrub and all 3 of use received treatments for ~$110 USD. Jackie who helped us was an excellent and gracious hostess, everything was professional and yes.....worth every single penny. This experience is definitely worth a visit when in this neighborhood or a tourist looking for a massage after long travel!

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.

This is a photo of the bruising inflicted upon me by the masseuse with issues from my previous…read morereview.

Clean. Quiet. Professional and a quality experience for the fantastic price…read more Love the design of this place. Think 1930s Shanghai speakeasy. Very relaxing.

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.

The very best massage of my life. A little tough to fine but worth it. Just in between Circle K…read moreand McDonalds take the stairs up to the FOURTH floor. The ladies were so kind and the massage was fantastic!

Everyone loves a good massage. The ultimate for me is a Thai Yoga massage, where limbs are bent,…read moreall corners of the body are stretched, and the relief from the intensity is second to none. I have to admit I wasn't expecting much from Thai Zone; a newish massage spot on the second floor in the Rose Mansion amid the chaos of TST, but it was what I was hoping for: clean, affordable, authentically Thai, and above all, very satisfying. This area of Kowloon is fairly dodgy, but surprisingly Thai Zone's facilities are anything but. The floors were redone and super shiny, the odor in the room had this tart incense like aroma, and the massage chairs were comfy. The owner, Murphy was quick to greet with a cup of Thai tea, which was lukewarm fruity blend of something wonderful. By the end of my session, I had no less than 10 mini cups of it. I think I could drink it all day. We started off with a change into flexible pajamas and then a 45 minute foot massage, which was done by one of the Thai masseuses. While grinding the gears of my feet, she was able to converse in a variety of languages, which was mighty impressive. I won't lie, the foot and subsequent leg massage was incredibly intense to where I had to bite a towel for a minute or two, but I was assured this was normal and supposedly better for loosening up the muscles. The rule of thumb is to bear the pain and embrace the comfort after the fact. Then it was off to the races with the back/body massage. I was always used to Thai massages being conducted on a floor mat than a massage bed, but it didn't matter: She got me in poses that would make any yoga warrior proud. The one that provided the most relief was one where her feet were on my back, her arms were pulling my arms and soon my back responded with a series of clicks that were chiropractor worthy. There were moments where I nearly fell asleep. It's only a matter of time before I visit this gem again, especially when the joints are feeling stiff and the knots are invading again. Lastly, call ahead of time for 10pm or later visits and be sure to bring cash as they don't accept credit card yet. A little gratuity never hurts for the masseuses and drink all the tea that you can!