This isn't some fancy spa joint. So if thats what you're looking for, this isn't the place for you…read more There's small talk, multiple people in the room, and I'm sure they don't clean the chair after each person that has sat there. =P But I still do enjoy this kind of massage place. No appointments necessary unless you want a specific masseuse. I don't know if they have any private rooms, so ask. 170$ for a foot massage. 220$ for a foot massage and a back massage. There's free wifi.

I'm a big fan of foot massages, but have of late been a bit disappointed with the offerings on…read moreCaine Road. That was until I discovered Joy Ocean Town. Entering the premises, which do look a bit dodgy from the outside as there are no windows, the greeting from the hostess is welcoming. There are a lot of "masters" on site, so you shouldn't have to wait too long to be seen to, unlike many of the smaller joints on Caine Road that share their staff with another branch - you know who you are! The interior is a bit grubby, I unfortunately had a seat out the back, which had been used as the staff dining room (they even left me a half eaten bowl of noodles). It's not so nice to put your phone on an armrest covered in soup. The chairs have seen better days, the decor in general is a bit storeroom, rather than zen, and the whole main room is a bit crowded. However, if you take your headphones and a good read, you should be able to zone out the other punters. On a good point, the towels that they use as blankets are great; fluffy, new, thick, but could do with being washed a bit more. The massage itself was great. Yes, I get that it depends on the "master" you get, but my one was spot on. Just the right amount of pressure on both the back and feet. He also had a bit of banter, but knew when to shut up and leave me to my music. The packages are similar to most places; 15min back plus 45min feet cost HKD200, 15min back plus 60min feet cost HKD220. There are also other services like whole body, pedicure, ear candling. It's difficult to distinguish one place from another. Yes, it is a bit grottier here, but the lack of waiting and the decent massage made up for noodle soup stains on the trousers.

If I am not mistaken, this is the one and only Jjimjilbang (Korean spa) in Hong Kong…read more The place is located in a commercial building without much signage. Entrance is a closed door with metal gate, feeling kind of like you're entering someone's home. The lady who answered the door gave me a tour around: the lockers, the shower room, the sauna room, and so forth. There are also a nails corner, massage room, scrub room, etc. It was a weekday afternoon and seems like of the few patrons I am the only non-Korean. (The others were chatting on the phone in Korean or reading Korean magazine or watching Korean tv...) Staff are Chinese who speaks some Korean and Cantonese. I changed into my bathrobe, took a shower, then sweat a bit in the sauna room - made of jade and yellow clay, which supposedly help with detox. Afterwards I chilled out a bit in the living room, where I was told to "make myself at home." I opened one fridge, found some soda as well as little bottles of yakult. I opened the other fridge, wondering if there would be snacks (which some jjimjilbangs do provide), and found what looked like employee lunchboxes. Certain that I am not to "make myself at home" to such extend, I settled down with some tea and yakult and used the free wifi to catch up with life. Finally I told the lady that I'm ready for my body scrub. The body scrub is my favorite part of visiting a jjimjilbang. An ajumma will scrub literally every inch - okay, maybe minus a few square inches - of your body with a mitten, leaving you with baby soft skin. Afterwards, a bit more hanging around the sauna area till you decide it's time to go. For the adventurous, this place also provides chai yok (see http://www.fastcompany.com/3041307/body-week/i-went-to-a-spa-for-my-uterus-and-this-is-my-story), a vaginal steam bath using Japanese mugwort to regulate your menstrual cycle, cure your "female complains", lose weight, increase libido, and bring (literally) inner peace... Don't ask me... I guess I'm not *that* adventurous... True to jjimjilbang tradition, this place is open 24 hours - yes, you can stay overnight. It's for female only. Unlike most jjimjilbangs I visited, you can't just go in with a low entrance fee; you have to book some service - massage, scrub, whatever, I guess in some way to make the place more exclusive.

This Korean spa is lovely! They are very nice and have great prices…read more Just a few things you may want to know before you go: -They don't always have someone working who speaks great English -This spa is located in the same building as the posted address but is now on the 3rd floor

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.

This spa is clean but small. It is open quite late which is why it was a choice for me and a work…read morecolleague. However, we arrived about 2230 and were told we were too late to do the Tibetan Foot Steam and could just do the massage instead. While the massage was quite good, we were sat on ottomans for the massage which made it hard to relax because we were having to work hard to not fall over against intense stretching and rubbing. It would have been much more enjoyable if we were on proper massage tables.

Really nice establishment in 香港. Fast service. Reserved three seats with fifteen minutes notice…read moreover Whatsapp for one-hour services. Great foot massages. Good services with Puer tea 普洱茶. I really appreciate that they use deep pressure. The owner is friendly and the care quality is nice. Feels homey. Not a far walk from the Hong Kong promenade walk of stars.

Massage was very good and Cindy was very professional. I also received a pedicure and it was one…read moreof the best I've had anywhere. Number 26 was very good and professional. My girlfriend did the foot massage and manicure. Both were great. Amy was very professional

After a long flight or a day of sightseeing, perfect place to get spoiled. They offer various…read moreservices and open to 1:30a. Ann, was intuitive to my body needs, my shoulders and feet were relieved off the stress, I had been carrying around. Highly recommend.

There's is a therapist named Maybo (please avoid!!!) with a super negative and arrogant attitude…read more On a busy sat afternoon after waiting for 40 mins, she was supposed time do my 30min foot massage + 2 hour full body. And despite my gentle hint my feet cannot take pressure she soldiers on and after the second time I reminded her, she said "I cannot do You, find someone else". this resulted of me wasting another 30mins due to new waiting time for another therapist. The parlour needs to have more control over egoistical masseuse such as Matho to keep its high ratings.

Very nice staffs. I went to a thai massage at Tsimshatsui first. It was just average. This place…read morethe staffs are more experienced even for different kind of massage. Thank you so much

This is the worst massage place I have been in. Could not relax at all. The staff are very rude and…read moreloud. We requested 4 times to keep the noise down, but they were totally ignorant and carried on with their loud conversations one after another. If it was the customers being loud, I would understand, but it's the actual people who f.... work there are way too loud.. you cannot relax at all! What a waste of my time and money. Don't go there. There are way so many more places in the area which are way better than this place.

hard sell cannot enjoy the treatment…read more poor service Will feel stressed everytime when you go there and do the treatment because you will be told to buy another courses.