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.

If I'm in Hong Kong again I would definitely come back here again. It's comparable to the US if not…read morea little more but worth it. When walking in, I knew this is the place to come it was very clean And just looked very reputable. The only issue I had was , I didn't like the fact, when my massage person talks with the other workers while I'm receiving a massage.

Thanks to a recommendation from a local friend, we found this great place…read more It's conveniently located right by the MTR Jordan station, on the corner of Nathan Road and Austin Road. It's just beyond the border of Tsim Sha Tsui, and we are so glad that with an easy 10-mintue walk, we bypass the tourist traps (have yet to find great massage place in TST), but get to enjoy some solid good massage as locals do. A foot massage for 50 min is HK$138, a Chinese tui-na massage $168, Swedish $208, but you can get a two-hour combo for less. The place is clean and relatively spacious. Walking in there is the reception and beyond that, a big room for foot massage. There were two of us, so they gave us our own rooms (one for foot massage, with TV, and a different one for body) without paying extra. The masseurs are top-notched, they worked the muscles without being too harsh, and they knew our problem areas and spent extra time working them without us even mentioning it. I'm also happy to find that they have those wooden bucket foot steamers. However, the foot and body combo is enough pampering for a day so I didn't get to use them on our visit. Highly recommended.

I tried the $178 hkd (23 usd) body and was good for 50 mins. Yo yo was older lady that helped me…read moreget loose after jet lag flight. I had 2 separate sections on 2 days and was loose for rest of my trip. The foot massage with another was average but they tried hard but did not hit the spot for me. It's seem organized and clean and have battery pack to charge your iPhone etc. With all these place it is 80% usually based on skill of the masseur and if they hit the spots for you. Similar massages would be 25-35 usd range in Flushing NYC got comparisons. So I m happy with deal and service. Free Wi-Fi too

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!

Good. Wandered in…read moreoff the street after over a week in HK. Was exploring Central absorbing some Wong Kar Wai vibes and realized I had time to kill before Kau Kee opened nearby and took a shot after spotting it from the escalators. Called when I reached the door to confirm they could take walk-ins. It was more of an adventure than it sounds, as I was looking for a real massage. Ahem. IYKYK. A finance type hit the same floor I was going to and I asked him if it was legit. Affirmative answer, said he likes it because he could fall asleep. Good enough for me. Had to converse in both Canto and English to confirm they would work the calves (also affirmative) as part of the foot massage too. What a blessing. After seeing the menu I added on some shoulder work too. Foot massage was good. Started with a nice warm Water soak. No tickling, some therapeutic pain. Pressure point and blood flow work. Only minor complaint was they were a bit harsher than I liked on the outside of the calf near the knee, rolling a tendon or ligament a little more than necessary but it was brief. The foot massage room has seats for maybe 8-10 clients, 3 of which were occupied. Noise level is fine. You could sleep if you wanted too. It's dark enough. No complaints in terms of facilities. Clean and solid. The shoulder and neck massage was interesting. Way more aggression than I was used to but it ended up therapeutic. Beat up a knot that my regular masseuse avoids. Managed a convo with the therapist too about romance and immigration. Random but entertaining. Had time on my last day in Central and I regret not visiting again.

My wife and I were tired after checking out Graham Street market and ducked into this place…read more Given that my feet, legs and back were super tired from being a tourist all day, the foot massage felt pretty good. After spending a few weeks in Asia however, in retrospect it wasn't that great at all. The massage that came afterward was really pretty horrible. I spent most of the time holding my breath and tensing up, trying not to have a life altering spinal injury. My wife had the same treatment and the same result. If you are a tourist, I highly recommend you search for a "Happy Foot" location. The reflexology and massage we had there were absolutely top notch.

The massage was pretty awesome. Only complaint was the beginning part was a bit fast but she made…read moreup for it in the later part of the massage. I got a 90 minute thai massage and it was awesome. Left on cloud nine. The ambiance isn't amazing however. If you are looking for a killer massage at reasonable price this is your place. If you are seeking 5 star zen experience then seek elsewhere. I am going to make this my go to massage place when I'm hk. And it's not a hanky panky massage place in case that was what you were looking for.

We had an amazing massage on our day of arrival here in Hong Kong. After a 10-hour flight, we…read morereally needed a massage. There are a lot of shady looking massage parlors in the street, but luckily we found this place. Walk-ins are welcome at Sala Raj. It's a tiny place where several massage beds are separated by drapes. The light here is dimmed for a cosy atmosphere. Even though it's not a fancy looking place, at least it's clean and you'll soon forget your surroundings due to the great massage they give here. While we waited for our turn for our massage, we got a complimentary cup of tea. And after our massages, we were not rushed out, we received another complimentary cup of tea.

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.

All you can eat bananas and apples... There was mould on…read moremost surfaces. Tiles were being held on by tape. Saunas were blistering hot. Old men were spitting and smoking in the bath. Much more expensive than it should have been.

First, a warning! This is a long review. But I promise the long read will be worth it. And, at the…read moreend of it you will know how to get the most out of this place. The basics: ME: a person with horrible posture who spends 40-60 hours-a-week looking at a computer screen or walking around with a heavy camera rig strapped to my body. I've been in physical therapy for both a bad knee and excruciating shoulder pain. THIS PLACE: recommended by two colleagues, one a Hong Kong resident, the other a frequent visitor to the city. THINGS TO KNOW: This place is open 12:00PM to 6:00AM. Men and women are on two separate floors. They take credit cards and you can add the tip to the credit card. You can order food and drink if you choose. The location is fitted with a sauna and a steam room. The bathroom has all the toiletries needed to shower and get ready after your massage. The lockers are programmed to open with a key and a remote button sequentially for added safety. I had two massages here, one week apart: FIRST: 90-minute full body massage, priced higher because it was before 10:00PM. HK$596 = US$77 (with tax and tip) SECOND: 45-minute full body massage, priced lower because it was after 10:00PM. HK$340 = US$44 (with tax and tip) Both massages started with a middle-aged female masseuse in a pink uniform climbing up on my back and walking all over it. Both of them asked me if I wanted it soft or hard. In both instances I said hard. They both seemed to know what my problem areas were because both of them immediately honed in on my neck and shoulder blades. From here on, my description is for the first, longer massage -- As my masseuse worked one foot over my entire back while using the other for balance, I felt individual discs in my spine click back into place. Halfway through the session, she piled a heap of warm towels over my back to keep it relaxed before sitting down to work out the knots in my feet. Then she asked me to turn over and continued to massage my legs, my arms and finally my scalp. When the massage was over, she smiled sweetly and said, "You like massage. You give good tip." After that she led me back to the shower area where I first went to the sauna and then took a shower. When all was said and done, I tipped her more than 20% because she did a fantastic job. At this point if you're wondering why I gave Sunny Paradise Sauna four instead of five stars, let me explain. My second massage was similar to my first one, but maybe not as hard. She still massaged my whole body but because it was the shorter session, I didn't get my foot or my scalped massaged for 10 minutes each. The reason why this place isn't getting top marks is because my second masseuse was very pushy about the tip and would not let me exit the room without a tip sheet where she had marked up what the tip should be. That annoyed me off a little. Even though my second massage wasn't as fantastic as the first one, I would have tipped her the same percentage as the first masseuse if she hadn't been so aggressive. All that said, if I ever return to Hong Kong, I will most definitely revisit this place and I highly recommend it. So here are my tips on conquering this place: - Go after 10:00PM for the cheaper rates. - Bring as little stuff with you as possible so you don't have to lug back things after all the kinks in your body have been worked out. - Locate the price list on display and show the black-and-white uniform clad hostess the session you want. - Take a photo of the price list. - Splurge and get the 90-minute massage; it's worth the HK$596 = US$77 (with tax and tip). - As soon as you meet the masseuse, say "90-minute full body massage" and show her the item on the photo you took. - Specify whether you want a soft or a hard massage. - If you have problem areas and want to absolutely make sure she doesn't miss them, point them out. - If you have the misfortune of getting a pushy masseuse who wants to give you a marked up tip sheet, just take it. When you're at the counter, you can tell them what tip you want to add. Website: http://sunnyparadise.iyp.hk/

Tonight I had a full body massage for 50 min. It was so relaxing I almost fell asleep. I do wish…read moreshe could have slowed down her movements. I could have told her so it's my fault but I still really enjoyed it. Price point was 285$ for full body. Food massage and shoulder massage is around the same price. Clean, non-crowded environment makes this place really relaxing. They play smooth jazz while you are getting pampered. The air smells good too! I think I've found my new spot!

Great service! One of the best shoulder massages I've ever had. 55 minute "foot" massage for 238hk…read morebut includes shoulder, neck, and legs. Conveniently located in central. Make sure you take a break here :)