Thai massage. Press 2 and A and they will let you into the building. Go up to 2A. They have body…read moreor food massages for 45/60/90 minutes. They are all Thai and they don't ask for a tip like so many other places. They building and the place is a bit down market but it's also affordable. They do a great job and there is no happy ending.

They are really good in giving massage but they are also very noisy. It's hard to relax even the…read moremassage is good because of the noise they make.

This was a fantastic foot massage experience. Professional, welcoming, meditative, tranquil,…read morerelaxing, boutique spa feeling. It smelled absolutely lovely, there was a smiling welcoming face behind the registration desk when we stepped off the elevator into the calming, dimly lit lobby area ...all the touch points of a great spa experience. You pay for the experience of all these great customer service points (price was $360HKD, just feet, short a little tip....50 minutes), but if you are looking for just feet and not the "experience of tranquility," I am certain you could find it less expensive elsewhere. Wrapped up in the cost is an unspoken level of experience. Let it also be said that this is my first foot massage in Hong Kong and thus my bar of expectation has been raised. I have had countless reflexology treatments in the US, but it is just not the same to the real deal you can get in Hong Kong. My husband says that compared to this, I will be dissappointed with the esthetic, feeling and atmosphere of other massage spots in Hong Kong, but maybe not disspointed with the actual service. We did not have an appointment and had to wait for about ten minutes for both my husband and I to be taken on a Sunday afternoon. We were in a communal room with eight other chairs, although they do have private rooms for parties or just solo stuff I suppose. Rooms and chairs are tastefully decorated...wood, tile, cream colors, dim light, clean. They were completely full and room was busy, but still respectfully quite, tranquil and relaxing. After a short neck and upper back massage that is simply part of the routine to their foot massage experience, I found my esthetician to be brutal and beautiful. I suppose I prefer a foot massage that really digs in there and works things out versus fluffy rubbing. I am certain she would have taylored it back in the pressure had I asked, but it was great. She had good kneeding thumbs and fingers to really work on my feet and calves. She was good at her craft...it was clearly not her first rodeo! They have healthy drinks you can purchase and also have pedicure options. Another thing I noticed...everyone is in the company uniform, so you notice the corporate culture touch through the uniformity of look. I really enjoyed my experience at Ten Feet Tall and look forward to returning. You feel so good upon leaving, the question on tipping becomes a question in my American head (we tip the US...we just do...it is a custom...)...it was such a good experience, I just want to give them a tip. This was the only question and topic of debate in my head upon departure.

I love coming to Ten Feet Tall over any other foot massage place in Hong Kong, purely for the…read moreambience. Sure, it's pricier than Happy Foot, or other foot massage places in the area, but I'm coming here for more than a rub down. I want to feel relaxed and spend the next 50, 75, or 100 minutes in a tranquil environment. The common area rooms here are just as good as the private rooms, so don't waste your money on that. There's free wifi and a nice juice menu. They also offer "happy hour" specials (discounts on foot massages during downtime hours) during the week, so take advantage!

Really nice spa on Nathan St in Mongkok. It's a little hard to find, but it's on the 6th floor…read moreabove the London Restaurant. I wanted the foot massage but it was too busy so they offered me a 25 min neck and shoulder massage for $168. They take you back to this large dimly lit room where other people are getting foot massages and chair massages. They had me in one of those chair massage and the lady went to work on my shoulders. It was a great massage and I didn't realize how tight my shoulders were until I started hearing all this crackling noises. It's probably more expensive than those hole in the wall places, but it's very relaxing.

After taking a long vacation throughout China, with many many tours requiring a lot of walking. Our…read moretrip ended in Hong Kong with a 10hour tour, and after even more walking of the street market of Hong Kong eating dinner at many street food stops, my feet were killing when we returned to the hotel. My husband was recommended by the concierge to go to this establishment. Knowing we had to walk more was a discourage. But we were assured it was a very short walk. I was so thankful we still went. It was a short walk less then 5 minutes. I got the 50-minute reflex foot massage with soaking jacuzzi foot-bath. The inside was very clean and well designed as well as very relaxing. The staff from the front to the back were all very nice and professional. The masseuse I got was an amazing guy that has been doing this for 10 yrs (I wish I could remember his name!). He could very well be a "master". Just by a few touches at my pressure points; he could tell so much that was surprisingly very accurate about my current health (sleep, blood pressure, water balance, ect). By the time we were done it was like I was walking on air and all discomfort I had was completely gone. I slept like a baby that night. If or when I ever make it back to Hong Kong I will be sure to make it here multiple times!!!

This massage place caught my eyes because it advertises that it has a Korean style sauna room…read more However, as I neared the place located near the ladies market, I started to have doubts about the neighborhood. Like most massage places in Mong Kok, it's converted from a small apartment unit in an old building, it looks dingy and shady, the "bedroom" has two beds in it for body massage, and the "living room" is lined with massage chairs for reflexology. I started to wonder why I would have think that jjimjilbang in MK can be a good idea. The sauna room itself looks spacious and clean enough, but the shower area is just a tiny shower stall in the bathroom, and I just don't feel comfortable using it. Being too nice to just walk out, I signed up for a foot massage, meanwhile regretting wasting my time and money and wondering if I should even bother yelping about such mediocre experience. When the masseur started working on my shoulder as I soaked my feet, he commented on how tight my shoulders are. Yeah, tell me about it. Soon we agreed that it's better to get a proper tuina session on a massage table instead. Amazingly, 10 minutes into the massage, I was already mentally scrolling my calendar to see when I could be back. Yup, it was that good. Afterall, once you lie down on the massage table and close your eyes, the ambiance matters zilch and what counts is the hands. I started telling Lau where it hurts, and he told me, don't worry, I have massaged for almost 20 years, I can tell where your body needs work. Sure enough, he's not bragging. I've always felt that a good masseur, as well as a good Chinese doctor, does not need to ask a patient what ails her. He knows by touching and observing your body. And Lau did just that, which is a rarity in these days; he has experience and understanding of the body way beyond what is taught at massage schools. I walked out, my body straighter and more balanced, my shoulders more relaxed than it had been a long while. Now, just to warn you, tuina can be a painful massage, and the place really does score -10 for ambiance, and you can hear all the noises of a city: bicycles ringing, cars braking and honking, and at one point even some Buddhist chants on CD...

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.

A hidden gem. I got an amazing 45 minute full body massage for ~$23 USD. Highly recommend coming…read morehere. The lady who runs this place is very kind and friendly. She's in her 30s and is working hard to support her son and father (or father-in-law). When I came to her, I was tired and sore from a 14-hour airplane ride and extensive walking to tour HK. She worked out all the kinks in my back, neck, and legs. The head massage portion was also great and really helped me to relax. During the massage, we had a great conversation and I learned that she had received training on giving massages, etc., and it certainly shows. I am planning to come back later and bring my boyfriend. If you are happy with her service, I recommend leaving a nice tip for her and her small business. She speaks fluent Cantonese and Mandarin Chinese. But she is very friendly and welcoming, and there are English signs to see the price and kinds of massages you can get.

Perfect spot to stop by after walking around the ladies market! I got a 45 minutes neck and foot…read moremassage and loved every minute of it. The lady was kind and was very strong! I will return again for a full body massage

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

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