I really don't know how many times I asked for reflexology. There was the phone call for an appointment. I pointed to the certificate behind the cashier desk. I asked again when they asked me to fully undress. In the middle of the massage I stopped her and someone came in the room to translate. And then the rubbed the hell out of my scalp. It was a rough massage No pressure points or reflexology at all. I finally got up, got dressed and walked out to never return read more

First time and last time to come here ever. Have you ever thought the massager has fallen asleep while doing the service? This is my first time experiencing it. The guy was doing my foot, and he fell asleep. After I shook my foot he realized he doing a massage. He started to rub my foot for 10 minutes and fell asleep again. The whole hour, he did like 5 times. I was about to tell him but it's ok. I won't come back here again. It's a waste of money and time. They need to fix this issue to continue to open a business. read more

Mr. Wang here was a really great Reflexologist. I'll definitely be coming back to see him for foot massages when I want to do a walk in- in addition to my Soothe & Zeel in home massages. I'm always sore especially with my recent pickleball hobby and it's important to take care of sore stiff muscles. I normally like male massage therapists since they have shorter nails and don't scratch me with long finger nails and they really dig out my knots with their thumbs. This place and Mr Wang especially gets a big thumbs up! The decor and cleanliness of the place probably could be looked at a bit more. I did a thorough shower after getting back. I think whatever lotion the place uses made me a bit itchy. Hopefully it's that and not the sheets/ blankets. I really hope it is cleaned and washed after every customer. Other than that, it was great! Glad I found a good person to come back to when I'm in the area! read more

Clean. Friendly. A warm welcome with a temperature check. I was informed the team sanitised interior rigorously, before and after every customer. Masseuse wears masks and is professional. Relaxing and peaceful ambiance. Great value. And yes, do remember to leave a tip :) read more

Yang Sheng Foot Spa - Yang Sheng Foot Spa - 2020 Renovated Storefront - Massage Near Me - Houston, Texas

I never had a bad experience like this massage place. Totally horrible, no one even know how to do foot massage. Bad and impolite service!! Not professional. Not worth. Don't go! read more

ONLY did 50 mins and Screamed at me!!! They are such cheats! Crooks. So I come in for a foot massage, $25 for 1hour foot only. She asked me to pay upfront. I have no problem and I pay. Then she says "this money not for me but for boss, you pay too now". I tell her I only tip in the end of the massage. But I have no problem paying for the massage itself upfront. She just made it seem like the tip was her right. It was a lot of arrogance from the beginning. Anyways, I ask to use the bathroom and when I come Back I take off my shoes. Right then some delivery people or people she seemed to know come in and talk in the back with her. She tells me to put my Foot in the water. She's gone for 5mins talking really Loud with them In the back room. I'm waiting for her to start and I'm texting because she's talking a while. She finally comes 5mins later, and I set the timer to 1hr. During the massage there is so much talking between her and another person who works there. Constant talking very loud. I try to relax but it's distracting. When she put the hot towel over my feet I screamed because it was so burning hot. That Bebe happened to me before. She says "done" after 50mins and I tell her it was only 50mins and she says "when I take your money your time starts when I put your name down in the book". Mind you she didn't have change for my $40 So she counted all of that into the massage. Even her talking to those guys for 5mins she counted in the massage. I never heard of such a thing. It the crappiest thing any massage place ever did to me. I will NEVER return. No places treat you that bad. I started to get dressed and she yells at me for a tip. A tip? After she cheated me 10mins and burned my feet! Worst woman ever, May karma and bad business practices catch up to her! Worst experience EVER! Do not go these people are unprofessional and cheat you the time. read more

I had been coming here for at least five years, I would always bring people too. Sadly, when I went there yesterday, everything had changed. It seems like they just remodeled, so now they're trying to get their money back. They raised the prices 100%, meaning, the foot massage that used to be $20 is now $40. And despite that doubling of the price, the service was not even what it used to be. They don't offer hot water to you at the end of the massage, my masseuse took phone calls twice, they were refusing to give a customer the change for their tip, they don't put you in the private room for the last stretch of the massage (back) like they used to, people at the front desk were extremely rude, they were claiming that we paid in advance, just a terrible experience! read more

"Oh my God, it felt so good that I felt like I was committing a sin!" Yes, that's an exact quote from my homegirl, as soon as we got into the car to leave after our massages. Yang Sheng Foot Spa? It was more like Yang Sheng EVERYTHING spa... I didn't expect for them to massage my entire body-- but it wasn't like I was about to protest! The insane part was that homeslice and I were unable to wipe the smiles from our faces after we were done. I felt like no one could knock me off of my cloud... it was pure bliss. And as the previous Yelpers have already pointed out, TWENTY. DOLLARS. Why are you still sitting here reading this? You should already be in your car on the way over there! Go! *** EDIT *** A friend asked me for more info on this place, and I created a diagram for him of where it is, simply because I think that it's hard to find. And now, the copying and pasting from that message shall commence: I hope my diagram is clear enough? http://bit.ly/er9xu9 When I specify "NOT THIS PLACE" I do so just because I know you might see a sign that says FOOT MASSAGE and think that's it, but it's not. Here's a photo of what the outside of the place that you're NOT supposed to go to looks like, http://bit.ly/eFTeqZ It will not be facing the street. It will be next to Star Snow Ice and facing the "Welcome Food Center". I'm specific about this stuff because if you call them to describe where they are, they won't be able to speak enough English to explain, nor will they understand what you're saying. They don't even say the name of the place when you call, they just say, "Hello." really quietly, so I had to call back 3 times, then on the third time, I finally asked, "Is this a foot spa?" they said yes, then I walked around the plaza until I found the place on my own. read more

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I've been going there for over 10 years and they never disappoint. The prices have increased but that's expected due to time, inflation, etc. I always ask for a man masseuse and they do an excellent job each time. My son and I went and he enjoyed it so much that he fell asleep. Check them out if you haven't already. read more

So this was good and bad experience at the same time... The massage itself was good. Now the masseuse was terrible! The men smelled like cigarettes, was falling asleep doing my feet, but that's not the worst part...as he was doing my back in separate room, he actually took a picture of my back as I was laying face down!!! Afterwards when I was paying I decided to not tip high, as my experience was pretty bad, my receipt was given back to me with words "no, it's too little, tip more"... I reaaaaly not recommend to go there , there's tons of nicer places around! read more

The worst massage place ever!!! The lady kept talking...asked for the 50 bucks full body massage but she didn't do anything except for my back. Then I was about to check out, she came by and kept asking for tips, when I sign for my bill and about to leave, there was a dude stopped me and asked did i tip her, i didn't even answer and he was screaming in Chinese language with that lady, what a bitch! read more

I had a foot massage today at Yang Sheng and left very de-stressed and happy. My therapist was "Hom" a small, but incredibly strong lady that massaged with vigor and zest! I heartily recommend her. Foot massages here (like everywhere else, I suppose) follow the format of scalp massage while soaking your feet in hot water, then an arm/leg massage, and then a foot massage. The added bonus at Yang Sheng was getting to go to a massage table in a small room for the back massage bit. Regarding comments about noise, there was very faint music and it would have been nicer to have it a little louder to increase the ambiance and mask noise from other patrons and the ringing phone. There was a large guy that worked here and he talked loudly on his cell phone off and on but finally one of the workers whispered to him to stop so he went outside to carry on his conversation. We made an appointment but it wasn't necessary at all- at least at lunchtime on a weekday. As for the decor, it was nothing special but the "barcaloungers" were all covered in clean white towels so I was fine with that. Last of all, the foot massage was only $20/hr. Amazing deal and I am definitely going back! read more

The massage was decent for the price, but my daughter and I showed up for some much needed relaxation! We were the only customers. The entire hour the man and woman doing our massages were talking!!!! Ahh! So frustrating and impossible to completely relax when they are talking! read more

This was my first time here and there were some things I liked and a lot of things I didn't. My warning to everyone is be careful of what they are saying and being ripped off. I'll give you examples of what happened to me and what I saw and heard happening around me. I'll start with what I liked. I took my friend and my boyfriend to visit this place because my friend wanted to try it and my boyfriend needed a foot massage that I was not willing to do. We walked in and were greeted immediately, sat in comfy chairs, and given a warm foot soak. The foot soak was nice. It was very busy so we waited a little bit. The music was relaxing so my bf went to sleep as my friend and I observed our surroundings. There was a lady getting a chair massage, many people getting foot massages, and people in the room getting a table massage after their foot massages. Complimentary body massage, GREAT! There goes everything I did like about the place. Here's what I didn't like though. The moment we walked in and were sat down, the employees started speaking in Chinese thinking that we didn't understand what they were saying. Umm hello, I'm Chinese! But I was with my Indian friend who was really excited about the whole experience so I didn't want to ruin it for her. Talk about being 200% unprofessional. First, they started calling us names and making fun of our body parts, "wow for women they are fat", "her leg is bigger than mine", "don't do that cow, she's too difficult, do this one, she might be easier" just to name a few. I might understand making fun of clients after they leave, but making fun of them in front of their faces in a language they didn't think would be understood, can you say STUPID MOVE? The 2nd thing I didn't like was how they ripped off the Filipino group that was ahead of me. The chair massage was $25 sure but the body massage was complimentary so why were they charged $45? The Filipino group did argue and attempted not to pay, but in the end they just could not figure out how their $20 foot massage and $25 chair massage for one of the people turned into $96. As I sat there trying to figure out the employee's figures also, they started calling the Filipino group stupid and discussed other negative issues. My bf and I knew the Filipino group was ripped off. Too late to argue when you walk out of the building. If they were smart they would not return. As far as my foot massage, the masseuse gave up because as he said, "she's so fat I waste my energy". So all he did was punch my foot a few times, do a couple of punches here and there on my body, shake and rattle things and of course make fun of anything on me that jiggles as the other employees giggled. For the record, I'm not that big. I still fit in double digit size clothes and my weight hasn't hit 4 figures yet. ;P On a serious note, I was looking for more traditional reflexology where they incorporate the stick and the spoon. We then went to the room for the complimentary table massage and this is where the massage guy beat me up and I mean he literally beat me up so bad that I still have bruises all over my back. He got so tired that he was sweating all over me. He did do one thing that my chiropractor would hate if he heard was he cracked my back at the T3/T4 vertebra. It's been stuck for at least 5 years when the guy put his whole weight into me it cracked. THANK YOU and now you deserve that tip I wasn't going to give you for being so unprofessional! In the end, as I paid, he made one last fat and heavy joke at my expense that all I did was smile, thank him for cracking my back, gave him an extremely nice tip, and let him know that I understood everything he said in Chinese. I won't be returning, but thanks for reminding me how shady and unprofessional some businesses are. read more

I love finding new authentic Chinese Foot Massage / Reflexology parlors every where I travel. Funny thing is the way they do the massages are very similar from coast to coast. Must be some ancient Chinese method of training they all learn and use. What varies is the skill of the masseuse. Most of these places have one person at the front desk who speaks broken English well enough to understand what type massage you want, and the actual masseurs normally only speak Chinese. My buddy and I go to these place together often and we both speak minimal Chinese, which helps some, but is not necessary. It's also a good way we can talk business, and they have no idea what we are saying, haha. You normally leave your clothes on for this type massage, or you may strip down to your underwear if you prefer. They begin by soaking your feet in very hot, yet soothing water for about 15 minutes. While your feet soak, they start with you on your back, lying down, and begin to massage your head and face. Then work their way down your arms to your fingers. They are sensitive to your bodies reaction, if they think they are being to hard or too soft, they can change it up as needed, as each person is different. They then spend about 30 minutes working on your feet, and my o my is it a pain that feels so good, ha. The for about the last 15 minutes you flip over onto your stomach and they can massage, with very hot stones, your back. AAhhhh... so relaxing, when finished you want to fall asleep. One of our friends laughed at us for saying the petite Chinese lady rubbed our feet so hard it hurt, until he discovered, it can be painful when they deeply press and kneed into the soles of your feet, but in a very therapeutic way, that you will be happy for when they finish. You're feet will love you for it afterwards, ha. This location is in the Chinatown district, and seemed to have some of the lowest prices. This is for legit massages, no hanky panky happy endings here. So it's a family friendly type place great for teenagers to adults, both male and female to come here for massages. You can also request a male or female masseur. As some people are weird about what sex will be touching them during the massage, hahaha. I do not care and have had both, the main difference is the men are usually stronger and can give you a harder, deeper massage. But both the men and women are trained and do excellent jobs. I recommend this location, and if you have any fear of going to a massage parlor, don't worry, it's not sleazy or sexual in any way. And your feet and body will love you for it. Plus most places are only about $25 to $35 per hour, so well worth it. We went here twice in one week, and I had their biggest guy work on me, and man, he made me cringe and grunt with pain, as he worked my feet and legs. My buddies were in the room across the hall, laughing at me for making noise, it was funny. Once he was done, the Edema in my feet and legs had been mostly squeezed like a ketchup packet back up into my body, and I felt great! This location did a great job, I shall return! read more

Two stars just out of generosity. After reading reviews off of Yelp, my friend and I decided to check out this place feeling pretty excited. $20.00 for a foot massage includes head, full arms, and feet. Nothing better than that, right? The guy that I had was good. A little rough, but bearable. The reason for rating this place two stars was because of the atmosphere, confusion with one of the masseurs, and comfort level. Atmosphere was bad in my opinion. When I go in for a massage, I like having a quiet atmosphere where the workers aren't talking to each other. I mean, it's cool if you do, but I mean, the least you can do for your customers is whisper. Major disappointment. So whenever my friend and I were done, we paid, we tipped, we left, etc. the masseur that massaged my friend came outside and indirectly asked him for more (of course he didn't based on his performance). "Your friend tip $x.00 amount. And you tip $x.00 amount?" Um...we tip based on performance sir...(we didn't say that, but still). One more thing, if you love foot massages, DON'T come here!!! I understand that you're probably a germaphobe and want to be clean, but if you're doing work in this industry, why are you wearing gloves giving me a foot massage? (I do have clean feet by the way!) Anyways, that was the worst. You can go to another foot massage business for the same price and receive much better quality like Oasis or A+ Foot. Will not be back. read more

I am a 3 time buyer of the foot massage value card. 6 massages for $110. To say the least, I've been here a lot. I'll share with you what I've learned. Ambiance: Dont expect any decent level of peace, as much as they try to stay quiet, not talk, laugh or giggle, they have very little sense of serenity here. You have been warned. Environment: its run down. 80's style floral wallpaper? Chairs are old and I swear its the same towel on the bench every time I've been here. but don't get me wrong, all the linens they put ON you are washed. It may seem dirty but it doesn't bother me. Massage: Everyone is trained to give the same massage. They are generally robots who only vary in: 1. strength 2. head massages. Everything else is nearly the same except for some styles or different orders. Female masseuses: Ling Ling is it. Strongest woman there. Expect to call ahead and book an appointment with her as she is rarely available and with good reason. She is the best woman there. Overall word of advice of any massage place, dont go late at night as typically, especially LL, are usually tired at the end of a long day. Almost any other woman there, too soft handed for me. I like it pretty firm. Male masseuses: Rock or any other man there are all strong handed and will generally give you a pretty good massage. Generally men AND women prefer female masseuses so the males must work harder to keep you coming back. They know this and are keen to keep your business. They bend over backwards for you, one guy has literally put the shoes back on my feet. If you noticed, up until now I have used the term masseuse, no one truly does reflexology except for 1 man. I never caught his name but hes the big stocky man, looks like a Chinese foot ball player. Notes: Tip at least $10. This is a Chinese foot massage, its what you do. Especially if you plan to come back. read more

This place is amazing! I felt so incredibly relaxed afterward. How they manage to do a face and head massage and not mess up my hair and makeup is beyond me. The best part is the 30 min or so they spend doing reflexology on your feet. The most amazing thing is the price. Twenty dollars for a whole HOUR? Brilliant. read more

This Is a Legit Review, This place Is TERRIBLE, Dont waste your money, I came here because it had 4 stars. I asked for a female masseuse I got some Big Guy big enough to be a wrestler, Did not even feel like a foot massage, More Like a foot Rub. My masseuse Was Talking on his Cell phone While Giivng me a massage, Everyone Inthe place was loud.. Super loud. no joke. No relaxing music.. I did not relax One minute of my massage.. It really was a waste Of my time And specially a waste of my money.. I will never in my life come back here.. And my advice to anyone else is Dont try this place , It really was a horrific experience. read more

Eh, ok. 4 stars because of the price. David and I came on a whim. We had a couple hours to spare and was surprised there was actually a place in chinatown that had yelp reviews! Phoebe A's diagram's were extremely helpful... haha thanks! The one she circled as "Dont go here" is definitely shady. I've noticed random people standing around outside of it whenever I get tapioca at Teahouse. Back to Yang Sheng! It really does help if you speak mandarin, if not, no problemo! Everything is pretty standard here. Water for the foot soak was way too hot for me, but my masseuse was nice enough to fill with more cold water. Although, I think I should've sucked it up.... a little more than halfway through my face/head/arm massage portion, the water was cool =( After the foot massage, I went to a separate room for the back massage part. Unfortunately, I took the last available room so David got to get his done in the large room. He said it was fine though, the chairs fold down completely. I'll definitely be back, but only really for the head/foot portion. Those were my faves. Back/arm parts were mediocre. Oh! And if you can help it, try not to wear makeup when coming here. I was too self-conscious during the back part to fully relax, I was afraid my eye makeup would get smeared =\ It didn't get too messed up, but my lashes were bent funny.... haha! read more

Bad massage experience. Came here to relax with my son as a birthday treat and lady walked away for 15 min during the massage to help other customers. Was loud with customers and and was a stressful massage experience. Left feeling more stressed out and waste of money. read more

Cheap! Open even on Christmas day! Head, neck, shoulders, legs, feet, and back massage all included in the 1 hr $20 "foot massage.". Unfortunately, I'd been spoiled by my experience at Happy Feet which is only $5 more and way more pleasant in terms of the atmosphere. I guess if you don't mind the constant chatter in Mandarin, the door opening all the time and blowing in cold air, and phones ringing during the entire time, yang sheng is a pretty good deal. I gotta say, wear something comfy bc skinny jeans are not very conducive to a good leg massage! Haha. read more

I was SO EXCITED to try this place. It came well recommended by a friend and the reviews were stellar. Wow, I was SO DISAPPOINTED. It was noisy, noisy, noisy...and that's not my idea of relaxation. The staff was so busy talking to each other, answering loud phone calls and texts and one girl actually was running around doing kung fu kicks with her bic lighter. REALLY? And just when it FINALLY started to quiet down? The washing machine started rattling across the floor in the back room because it obviously had been filled too full of towels. OMG. It was almost funny it was so bad. You know, it may only cost $20 for an hour, and I can see how that can get some people very excited, but if at the end of that hour, you have had a really bad experience, then you've paid your hard-earned money to lose an hour of your life. As for the quality of my massage? My therapist was a super nice and very polite young man...but me thinks he is probably an engineering student who works for his aunt and uncle to pick up some extra spending money and really has no experience massaging people. Truly, the entire experience was a debacle and I will never go back. For $35, you can get a really wonderful experience just down the road at Triple Tree Center Reflexology. I think the extra $!5 is worth it. It's clean, VERY quiet, super professional and you will walk out happy and relaxed. You get what you pay for as the saying goes. read more

I've been several times in the past where you get a 45 min foot, arm and shoulder rub in a chair and 15 mins on your stomach in a separate room, all for $25, a true steal! However my last visit was different. It is now $20 for 20 mins in the chair or you can get their new "combo" which is 30 mins in the chair and 30 mins in the room on your stomach for $40. I chose the combo naturally. The massage was as excellent as ever, but the price jump was nagging at me. To make the situation worse, att the end the masseuse saw my tip amount and felt the need to tell me to add more even though it was a generous 18%. Really?! I guess times are hard. Even though the massage was very, very good the money issue brought my previous 5 stars down to 4. I'd still recommend it, as 1 hour massages can still be much more expensive than this. read more

WHAT A DEAL! Seriously...a whole entire 60 minute body massage for $20. What more could you ask for? I have been here several times for a "foot massage" which in reality is a total body massage. They spend about 30 minutes on your feet, 20 minutes on head and neck and 10 minutes on back and shoulders. The massage itself is just okay...I would say a 6 out of a 10. Not the best massage I have ever had but still pretty good. You certainly get what you pay for. Whenever I have guests visiting me in Houston, I always bring them here. They are all impressed by how much you get for just $20. I will be returning here every time I am back in Houston. ABSOLUTELY EXCELLENT VALUE! read more

We had a good, relaxing massage at Yang Sheng late on a Saturday night. We called ahead for our group of six, and they were ready for us when we arrived. Though I was disappointed to read later about someone's experience with the staff talking disparagingly about customers in Chinese while they were there, we didn't hear them talking to each other at all. We were the only ones there, and besides low music, it was virtually silent (except for some intermittent snoring from one of our group!) The head and neck massage while feet were soaking was average. The foot massage was very good, and an extra star for the bonus body massage (two to a room) for the last 15 mins of so all for the price of $20. The total was about an hour, and we felt that was a bargain. We left feeling relaxed and happy. read more

Went there for my 2nd time. I just don't give a crap about the lack of ambiance anymore. They massage is so damn good..who cares! Also, this time, there was background music...that always helps you relax a bit more I think. And seriously...$20!?!? You just cant beat the value. Love this place. read more

I still try to come here on the weekly basis but if I could I would love to come here EVERYDAY! I'm on my feet most of the time for work so when I go in I'm all beat up and when I leave I feel I got a new pair of feet. Notice how I talk more about the feet b/c that's what I need the most. But for the entire hour you get to enjoy massage from head to toe. And this is why I LOVE THIS PLACE because they listen to your needs. They focus on what you need the most. I tried many specialists before and I'm happy with all of them but my new favorite is Ms. Kwan, she is awesome!!! Go! Your 20 bucks is well spent here! read more

Went here a couple of times. Last night a friend and I went after getting back from a long crazy weekend trip in Austin. This experience was much more enjoyable than the last. Wendy was great and she checked up on me every once in awhile to make sure she wasn't massaging too hard. The last time I went, the guy was pressing a little too hard and it hurt sometimes. Just make sure to ask them to do it softer if this happens to you. I saw on the wall that you can purchase 6 sessions for $100. I paid $20 and gave $7 tip read more

***UPDATE: Sad to say I left my necklace (that my deceased mother gave me) on the table after my massage. I realized it later in the day and panicked, and when I called they said they had no appointments earlier in the day when we were there. I said I have a credit card receipt to show I was there. The lady then asked, "How much did you tip? I'll look you up." At that point I knew I was not getting my necklace back. She said she'd call me if they found it, and shocker, I haven't heard back. I recommend NEVER going to this place. *** My hubby and I went to this place for the first time today. First, I was quoted $40 for a full body massage. We got our massages, which were good, but then I was charged $45 for each. Not that big of a deal. I tipped a little over 20% for each; standard tipping for good service. The lady looked at me and said "for both?" and when I said yes she gave me an absolutely withering look and rolled her eyes. Having worked in service industries myself I was shocked. I have always tipped well according to industry standard and I have never been treated like that. This place is like a bait and switch, advertising lower prices but then expecting to take it out of you anyway. Sorry, if 20% tips are not enough, then you need to raise your prices. It's not acceptable to expect customers to tip arbitrarily exorbitant amounts to make up for your shortfall. Next time I'll go to the nicer place in my neighborhood which is more expensive, pay my 20% tip and come out even, without the post massage shaming. read more

After my long road trip through half of America, I needed a massage before going back to work. I found the reviews on Yelp helpful and came here. I love their recliner. It was so soft and comfortable. I think I actually fell asleep on it. The scalp & facial massage was very nice. Foot massage was ok. When I thought they were done, they took me to another room for a back massage, buttock massage, and scalp massage. I felt really good after the massage. read more

The massage was super! I got a foot massage but I enjoyed the back massage the most (they massage your entire back after the foot massage). It was so good that my back tingled all the way home! read more

This place is good and the staff is very friendly. I am definitely going to visit them again.. and again. Worth the money.

Pretty horrible. Nice chairs and floors tho!!! REALLY? GLOVES???? When you're getting a massage and all you can think of is when is going to end IT'S PRETTY BAD. This lady straight up ended me up and down like she was marinating meat. She had no idea what she wad doing. I'm so upset I wasted my money and time. UGH I felt worst than when I walked in! read more

This is my first reflexology experience.... hmmm, is all I can say. I expected the traditional Asian medicine but what I got was some unorthodox massage. It was ok... not what I expected, doubt I would go there again. read more

would like to give it a 3 but due to the price, i'm bumping it up to a 4. ambience could be a lot better -- wish they would have a foyer or waiting room or something b/c everytime a client comes its quite distracting. they actual massage was okay. i couldn't communicate with the masseuse though b/c he couldn't speak english. the person 3 chairs down was really relaxed though b/c the snoring the loud loud snoring could be heard throughout the whole place. read more

For $20 you can't beat a one hour "foot" massage that includes your entire body. The only problem I had with this place is that the store's phone kept ringing which made my experience a bit less than heavenly. And their water for the foot soak was not nearly hot enough. Otherwise, come here for a cheap massage. I haven't been to other places yet to compare but my friend says that this is the best place he likes for the $20 price range. read more

I visited once and would like to give this place 2.5 stars. It is super cheap at $20 for an hour of someone rubbing you. But for me it was totally amateur hour ... rubbing, some finger squeezing, some pressing here and there. But nothing close to what a good trained massage therapist provides. My mom was with me and found it very relaxing and fell asleep. If you have $20 bucks and an hour to spare it's not a bad use of time. On the other hand, if your muscles really need attention, I'd pony up the money to see a real massage therapist. read more

This is a diamond of a find. Ask Ling Ling for the most experienced staff. I hear many people snoring soon in their massage. Total relaxation. read more

went there last night, felt so good after the relaxing massage! I love this place, also this is my first time here. And the most important thing is really cheep read more