Thanks Annie M. for recommending this excellent place. This will be my new favorite for foot…read moresteaming from now on, as I like how it's newer and cleaner than the one I've frequented. Don't hold any fantasy for this spa, this is just a basic place for foot steaming. However, the interior is nice, the faux slate stone walls and floor giving it a clean, modern look. Service is good, and the clothes that I change into for the steaming looks new and clean. The staff told me that they send their laundry out to clean. As a first timer I get a discounted price of $98 (normal is $138), and I added a 20 min shoulder massage for a small fee. Massage was good if not excellent. They did not push me to buy packages and add ons, which I appreciate. This place is right by the Prince Edward MTR. Exit B2 and it's in the building across the street to your left.

I love massage and do it every week when I'm in town (Vancouver).. One of my friends had foot…read moresteaming and posted on facebook few months ago. I thought it's so cool! I definitely would try it when I get a chance. My best friend took me to Fantasy Spa for foot steaming and massage. I like this place, it is nothing fancy but the price is very reasonable. It's clean and roomy. The foot massage technicians are so experience and great. They explained to us the benefits of foot steaming with different herbals medicine. (Promote blood circulation, Detoxification, Eliminate blood stasis, Anit-aging and etc) I wish Vancouver could have foot steaming massage shop soon.

The very best massage of my life. A little tough to fine but worth it. Just in between Circle K…read moreand McDonalds take the stairs up to the FOURTH floor. The ladies were so kind and the massage was fantastic!

Everyone loves a good massage. The ultimate for me is a Thai Yoga massage, where limbs are bent,…read moreall corners of the body are stretched, and the relief from the intensity is second to none. I have to admit I wasn't expecting much from Thai Zone; a newish massage spot on the second floor in the Rose Mansion amid the chaos of TST, but it was what I was hoping for: clean, affordable, authentically Thai, and above all, very satisfying. This area of Kowloon is fairly dodgy, but surprisingly Thai Zone's facilities are anything but. The floors were redone and super shiny, the odor in the room had this tart incense like aroma, and the massage chairs were comfy. The owner, Murphy was quick to greet with a cup of Thai tea, which was lukewarm fruity blend of something wonderful. By the end of my session, I had no less than 10 mini cups of it. I think I could drink it all day. We started off with a change into flexible pajamas and then a 45 minute foot massage, which was done by one of the Thai masseuses. While grinding the gears of my feet, she was able to converse in a variety of languages, which was mighty impressive. I won't lie, the foot and subsequent leg massage was incredibly intense to where I had to bite a towel for a minute or two, but I was assured this was normal and supposedly better for loosening up the muscles. The rule of thumb is to bear the pain and embrace the comfort after the fact. Then it was off to the races with the back/body massage. I was always used to Thai massages being conducted on a floor mat than a massage bed, but it didn't matter: She got me in poses that would make any yoga warrior proud. The one that provided the most relief was one where her feet were on my back, her arms were pulling my arms and soon my back responded with a series of clicks that were chiropractor worthy. There were moments where I nearly fell asleep. It's only a matter of time before I visit this gem again, especially when the joints are feeling stiff and the knots are invading again. Lastly, call ahead of time for 10pm or later visits and be sure to bring cash as they don't accept credit card yet. A little gratuity never hurts for the masseuses and drink all the tea that you can!

We were walking the steps from the top of the escalator and despite our terrible foot massage…read moreexperience in the night market area we decided to give it another go. Now this place had some decent reviews on Yelp so I was trusting my fellow Yelpers not to steer me wrong. Oops. They told us it was a 15 minute wait. We went upstairs and had a seat. About 25 minutes later someone finally came to get us. The 30 minute massage only lasted 25 minutes. 5 of those minutes was set up. Another 5 was wiping off the oil etc. leaving about 15 minutes of actual massage time. Half that time my kids masseuse was just massaging her calf in the same place instead her foot. I finally had to ask him to massage her foot and he looked taken aback. They do expect tips too and will request it. I've just concluded that HK massages are simply not for us.

Do you need a reservation? Yes, it would be nice to have one so you don't have to wait. But, you…read morecan walk in and they can accommodate the best they can. I had to wait about 10 minutes. I came for a Shanghai Pedi (180 HKD) but I paired it with a foot massage for an extra 100HKD. My service lasted for about 1 hour. The room is cramped and small so my husband didn't want to stay because it made him feel more stressed then relaxed. But on this day, I didn't mind. The price is the lowest on Caine road that I've seen so far. But I'm sure there are more places around that are more spacious, cleaner, and less stressful looking on a Sunday afternoon. I did walk by on a weekday evening and NO ONE was there so you may try your luck on a weekday afternoon! Cheers!

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.

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.

It was adequate. Really needed after long flights. Recommend by Courtyard. They keep the place…read moredarker than what I'm used too, but it was fine. The music was perfect for the setting. The shorts/shirt they give you was fine. I found it odd that she then draped a towel over my body, then proceed with the massage. Surprisingly it worked. What took away from the experience was the massage table. I'm a really fit guy, but narrow. I barely fit the width of the table. Every time she applied pressure in a sideways manner, the table creaked quite loud. It was annoying. If I get another massage before I leave, I try another place.

Recommended by the Courtyard Marriott hotel. Professional, clean and reasonably priced. My husband…read moreand I each had a Thai body massage. The middle sliding door was open so two rooms were one larger room and there were garments to change into. My masseuse was Tina, I highly recommend her. The massage was amazing and relaxing. She knew exactly what she was doing! A hot tea was provided at the end of the massage. This center is much more professional and cleaner than the other surrounding massage places, and while a little more expensive it was well worth it.

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.

足康樂 (or in Mandarin, Zu Kang Le) was the first massage parlor I went to in HK. I was a little bit…read morehesitant about the services as the prices seemed too good to be true. HK$100 for a 45 minute foot massage? HK$120 for a full body?! I'd seen places in Causeway Bay that charge HK$200 or more for also a 45 min foot massage. My only way to find out was to try out! Our friend recommended us this massage place after we finished a grueling obstacle race. He had done two full body massages (90 minutes) and a foot massage (45 minutes) for HK$340. He claimed it was the best massage he went to in HK. The next day my friend and I called in to make an appointment. They speak both Mandarin and Cantonese, and a little bit of English if you don't speak Chinese (just say "foot" or "body" and you'll be fine). I requested two foot massages, to take place concurrently, in the same room (turns out you're all in the same "room", with divided rooms for full body massages). Because they didn't have enough masseuses, they asked us if we could do alternate foot and body and switch after 45 minutes. I said sure. Then my friend said she didn't want to do the body massage and called it to change to foot. They were very accommodating and accepted our request. When we got to Wan Chai, along Johnston Road, the location was not too hard to find. Once you reach 220 Johnston Road, there are bright purple signs advertising 足康樂. Enter through the street door and take the stairs up to the first floor where you will see the entrance to 足康樂. Ring the bell and a staff will let you in. The massage staff were very friendly, we spoke to them in a mix of Cantonese and Mandarin, more the latter towards the end, as the staff were from China (some from Sichuan, some from Guangdong, very diverse!). My masseuse was able to pin point all the tight points and knots in my upper back and shoulders. Even cracked my back and it was so loud, she even said "You have an old person's back!" Haha! For the leg and foot, she used unscented oil to massage out any sore points in my muscles. In the end, we opted for a foot and body massage, HK$220 per person. VERY GOOD DEAL! I will be back! Things to note: 1. If you want a full body massage, be sure to call in advance and reserve a time so that they can allot a room for you. 2. They offer free wifi and water/tea! 3. Opening hours are: 10:00am to 12 midnight or (00:00), NOT 12 noon. Their business cards and signs might be a little confusing, I asked them to verify and they indeed meant 12pm NIGHT TIME.

Amazing Thai massage. One of those massage experiences where I was in pain because of tightness…read moreand tense muscles, but endured to emerge revitalized and totally relaxed. Masseuse knew exactly where to apply pressure and work out the kinks. I was sweating from intensity of experience but can't wait to come back the next time I visit Hong Kong. Not a native speaker but employees were very friendly and helpful.