What a place. Not only do they offer happy endings to the massage, they offer happy beginnings. My…read morefriend brought me here to impress me and I wasn't pleased. Basically a fee for "service" type of place. If it is what you are looking for it is probably one of the best in Hong Kong. My friend is loaded and wouldn't settle for less than the best even in this. So for that reason I'm sure it is one of the best, just not for me, I will take a pass.

From the owner: Shanghai Onsen is providing Gay massage and spa services in HongKong since 1995: Oil Massage,…read moreReflexelogy, Foot Massage, Pedicure, SH-Style Rub-Back, Exfoliation with free use of Sauna, Steam Room and Shower Facilities.

1hr Thai Body Massage (clothed): $188…read more Thai masseuse uses hands, forearms, knees, feet, body weight to massage. Got out all my kinks and sore muscles from walking around! One of the best massages I've had. The place is not big and somewhat cramped. However, the masage was great. 3 of us went in without reservations and they were able to accommodate us right away. The receptionist lady can commumicate in Cantonese and English.

Quality of massage is perfect. Strong thai full body massage. She knew how to do a healthy massage…read more Sometimes it was to strong but after a small hint she did it softer. Location is on 1 floor. It is the first door to the right! Small flat with i guess 6 seperate beds but clean. Paid 290 dollars for 90mins full body oil. I come back.

You always have to beware at Hong Kong massage parlors. Between bone-crushing pressure, wandering…read morehands and off-turning appearances, it's good to search until you've found a favorite and stick to it. Soho Relax has become my go-to place. It's clean and quiet. The hostess is quite polite and their masseuses are very good at giving you the massage you need without making you feel you've just been in a car wreck. For some reason, I tried a few different places after I had a good experience here, but nothing was nearly as good. And for a reasonable HK400 for 90 minutes, this is a no brainer.

This is the place. It's no frills. They give u tea & water. It's clean. They know what they're…read moredoing. Book an appointment w/ Mr Lai he will cure your aches & pains!! I had a foot massage one day 60 min. And he knew exactly what other ailments I had from my feet. So I came back following day & he gave me full body 90 min. Fixed my hip!! Thanks Mr Lai. Go here, Forget the other tourist traps, this is the real deal. You won't be disappointed. Front desk speaks English, massage therapists mostly only Cantonese w/ a few words of English. Nice people !!

I discovered this massage place his bloom me and it is relatively decent for the price points. Not…read morethe CHEAPEST place by it is hygienic, clean and has good massage people. Took my brother and mother here and they really liked it as well. I think the best deal is for a foot massage we paid about 358 for a oil massage 1 hour. But good service, clean and nice. I usually tip twenty as well! Great location straight up from YUNG KEE so that's why it's of a good value as well :)

Best kept secret. Please Don't tell。…read more No frills, clean and did I mention the price ? You can get a 45min full body Thai massage for 100hkd. The service is really friendly, looks like a family run business as you can sometimes see their kids here. Most importantly, the massage is good. Twisted my ankle while I was in travelling a month ago and after my masseuse gave me a nice foot massage the swelling eased up a lot.

This has got to be the best massage place in Hong Kong. It's cheap, well-located, and you don't…read morefeel bruised and beaten after going. I took my friends here, and they all came out raving about their experience. I got a 65 minute full body massage for something like 170 HKD. That's insane! I will definitely be returning soon.

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.

A bit skeptical upon arriving to an older building in HK, had to take a shading elevator to the 3rd…read morefloor on the same floor as a hotel. Not sure if we had picked a right place. Greeted by a soft spoken gentleman with a price list of menu ranging from $260 - $500 massage selections. We selected $260 that has 50 minutes foot massage and 10 minutes for neck and shoulder. The place is small, but all chairs (6 -8) were occupied. In the back, there are probably two massage tables for full body massage. We waited awhile for them to call in two masseurs. Al least the place has free wifi we could use while waiting. The massage was excellent, she did not ask for the strength but it was powerful enough that I wanted to scream. It felted like a deep pressure massage from neck, should and leg that sent tingling sensation to all nerves. It is worth of return when time permits and highly recommended.

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!

I loved the old Gentleman's Tonic Hong Kong, in the Landmark Men mall, where professional barbers…read moremade you feel welcome, offered personalised consultation and a respite for modern gentlemen. I recently visited their Wellington Street branch and had all my fond memories dashed by a clueless barber who had no input to offer on styling etc, complacent staff, and overall a shabby ambience that's a very far cry from its old salon. There are so many better barber shops within a few minutes walk, why would you bother if they can't be?

Gentlemen's Tonic is a high end men's grooming spa originating from the UK. I came here for my…read morevirgin facial (minds out of the gutters, guys) and tried the Steam Facial, which set me back HKD 950 for 60mins of steaming, cleaning and blackhead picking. The therapist was very attentive and careful and made sure I was at ease at all times, even though my eyes watered like a river when she attacked my blackheads. For you guys who are also spa virgins, the full routine went like this: 1. Shirts off (there's a towel over you) and lie down, lights dim and the therapist cleans your face and neck twice while you doze off because it actually is a comfortable face massage. 2. Exfoliation. She continues to massage your face, this time with exfoliation cream, and it's done very gently so you stay asleep. 3. She covers your eye area with some eye masks and probably to prevent you from seeing what comes next. 4. You hear the steam machine and start feeling the heat on your face. Feels a bit like the sun is moving your way; you wonder if it will overheat and melt your eyes. 5. It doesn't. But the lights go on so it really does feel like the sun coming your way now. But nothing compared to what comes next. 6. She tells you "extraction now, this might hurt". And yep, she don't lie. Imagine someone pricking different areas of your face with a needle, sometimes light sometimes hard depending on the severity of the blackhead in that spot. Your eyes are still covered luckily, so she doesn't see that your eyes are watering now. Good news is it gets better apparently when your skin is better come second time. 7. Quick face mask session, where you can take relief and relax. You are done. 8. Some spots stay red for a day and then your skin gets smoother and looks clearer too. A thousand bucks and hour is pretty expensive for an hour, but the effect was noticeable and in my opinion I will be coming back for the mini version - express/rejuvenation facials which are half the time and price. Extras: - They have a range of their own brand grooming products. The shaving stuff remains expensive, but the face products like moisturizers and cleansers are actually not. - They are quite reputable for their Hemmingway treatment - a facial/massage combo that comes with a Bloody Mary, designed to spa you back to sobriety. All for a cool HKD 1,700 in 2 hours. Hey, if you can pay to get that drunk, you can ball out to restoration too.