Watch out! These people are scam artists. The person at the door asked if I wanted a massage, I looked at the menu and said I'd like a 60 minute foot massage for $60. He confirmed a 60 minute foot massage. They led me to a chair where a male masseuse was waiting and he began to work on my neck and shoulders (at home, our foot massage place always begins with the neck shoulders, then move down to the arms and then the feet) so I assumed this was part of the massage. Mid-way through a girl came and sat down at my feet and began to massage my feet. I wondered why they had two people but thought that maybe it was faster and they wanted to just move people through. The massage was okay. The guy on the shoulders was actually quite good; I could barely feel the foot massage until I told her to make it harder. It was better when she did.
After the foot massage, the lady at the counter tried to charge me $96! I pointed out that the sign said $60 for a one hour foot massage. She said I received the neck and shoulders for an extra $36, and I told her that wasn't what I asked for.
So beware! You ask for one service, but they might try to sneak something in on you then charge you for it.
Post note: I paid her what I asked for, then walked out. read more