Came in with the worse!!! Shoulder and neck pain and had the best massage ‍ ever!! He was able to get all of knots out and relax me!! Thank you so much!! read more

Good massage and good service. Place is clean and welcome. Would definitely recommend a go to place

Absolutely outstanding experience! From the moment I walked into At Foot Massage, I felt relaxed and welcomed. The atmosphere is clean, calming, and beautifully maintained. My therapist was incredibly skilled--attentive to pressure, focused on problem areas, and truly knowledgeable about technique. I left feeling lighter, refreshed, and completely rejuvenated. read more

I was a regular here. My go-to therapist was Kevin and he was great. But, since then, a lot has changed. - The prices went up dramatically. From $65 to $85 for 90 minutes. For that price point the parlor is not clean enough, not nice enough. - Kevin is back in China. The massagist I had was not nearly as good. The massage was kind of dull and not forceful enough. - "Tips are greatly appreciated" is not true any more. The Chinese lady at checkout made it very clear that for one hour $10 is mandatory, $15 for 90 minutes. I had the strong feeling that they do not pay their massagists at all, they depend on every cent of tip. I know better places (a lot better) to spend $100 for a mediocre massage. I know a lot better places to spend less for a very good massage. It's a pity, I liked this place a lot. read more

This place is amazing. Great staffs, place is clean. Very friendly and efficient. Cho lam massage rất tốt và rất sạch sẽ

Had a migraine and so I decided to go get a foot massage. My masseuse was Jason and he was very thorough and found pressure points that helped my headache. The price is reasonable, $30, and it includes massages for other parts of the body not just your feet. I felt very relaxed afterwards and slept very well that night. It also alleviated my migraine and I completely felt better the next day after getting a good night's sleep. Will definitely come back. read more

This massage location is quite bit older and more run down. It sort of smelled musty and wet rags in there as well. The quality of the massage was great. When checking out, apparently there is a minimum tip charge of $10. I don't like how that is enforced as it feels very weird and not the usual. This was my first time here as my usual place was booked. read more

I've had a few hit or miss with this place, but I've finally found a person I can stick to! I just left here a few minutes ago, Max was my masseuse, I had the combo half body half feet massage. He took his time and did not rush at all, everything felt so good, I asked what his off days were so I could be back again. Just so you guys know he's off on tuesdays, my sisters go to people are Kevin and Angel, for future references. It's super cheap here compared to most places, one hour foot massage is only $20! And combo body and feet is $30! I'll definitely be back now. read more

A+ Foot Massage - Massage Near Me - Houston, Texas

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I don't usually write reviews but this definitely needed one. The massage is good I give them that but it doesn't matter if their customer service is bad. For one he talked on the phone during my massage left the room and everything, second he was rough and took me asking him 3 times to soften up for him to do it, and 3 third when I asked him to focus on specific spots he basically ignored me. So of course by now I'm not thinking of tipping but I gave him a dollar and what does he do? He tried to force me to give him a 5 dollar tip. The only reason why I have them 2 stars and not one is bcuz despite all of that the massage was okay. read more

I lose my Apple Watch, and I feel uncomfortable when employers ask tip, I hate I need mangers help that read more

Updating: It's still the best place I go to & I still go to Kevin. I usually get the 1hr 1/2 massage combo or the combo of foot & body. I usually tip 50-100% depending on services I get. I know they're always working with their hands all day and for most places that I've gone too this place has decent pricing. Definitely a regular here. read more

I know its $25 but I felt I got ripped off. The dude don't even have skill or basic technique. He kept go one direction. Also they talk too much during massage in Chinese. So unprofessional they let other client on the phone with speaker on. I can't take anymore got up told them turn off the phone and bring outside. I rather pay extra $40 to get a decent massage. Stay away from this place read more

I went with the "recommended" massage for $30 which includes a body massage - back, arms, legs, neck, head and maybe a little booty - and also some foot reflexology. The gentleman who worked on me had strong arms and did a great job working out the tension in my back and neck. The massage part was good, not great. I did feel less tense, and I knew the somewhat "painful" parts of the massage would be worth it in the end. The food/reflexology part was heavenly though! I don't like anyone touching my feet, but when it comes to health benefits, I guess I'm all for it. They start you off with a foot soak in a warm tun of water with tea bags, followed by a foot massage and additional neck work. So here's why this experience was 3-stars and not 4 or 5: *We had a 4:30 appointment, and while en route, we get a phone call telling us that their 5 o'clock showed up early and if we can be pushed back. "Er, no," was my response, as we were almost there. ** They did both my beau and I at the same time and in the same room, which was great, but I'm curious to know why my guy (who's 6'5") was given the petite woman and all 5'2" of me got the fella with obviously stronger arms. Again, my massage guy was good and seemed to set the pace for the massage, but my beau got shorted - so to speak - some parts of the massage because he's much taller and you could hear the woman try and catch up. ** Patrons next to you using cell phones and no partition between the reception area and the reflexology. There should be signs - other guests want to relax. Tips for patrons: ** Don't wear any jewelry because it gets in the way - no matter how dainty and small. Leave the necklaces and braceletes at home. Overall, I wouldn't be opposed to going back, however I think I'd just do the reflexology part. I paid $45 (with tip) for reflexology and "massage" and I rather just pay $60+ for a massage by a licensed masseuse who don't use paper towels for the face portal of the massage chair or re-use the blankets after each session. I'm all about being thrifty, but to a point. read more

First, 5 min were spent with the guy filling a mop bucket with hot water down the hall. I could hear him hacking mucus up during the process. Then the water is poured into a big bowl for me to soak my feet. It was lined in plastic which was a plus. I had asked for only feet and I got 20 min on my face and hair, had to ask him to stop. The massage was a lot of his hands flat on my face rubbing them around. Pulling my face up and down. He finally massaged my temples and I told him I like that a lot more and if he could rub my jaws, I grind my teeth at night and my muscles are always sore. Through this process all I could smell was the cigarettes on his hands. Then finally finally my foot massage starts. A majority of the foot massage was on my toes and it was just him poking his fingers in and out of the spaces between my toes. Eventually some actual massage was done on the arches of my feet, which were just a few passes. He did do some massage on my ankles that felt good. At the end he went to the back to run some more water and more mucus hacking and brought back warm towels to wipe my feet and legs. When it came time to pay I had chosen the $35 1 hour and was charged a $2 fee for using a credit card. If your bill is more than $60 you are charged a $3 fee. I still gave a tip and he made and exasperated show of me not tipping enough.... When I got to my car and turned in the ac the vents were aimed at my face. A strong smell of cigarettes was so strong! All that lotion he rubbed on my face carried the cigarette smell with it! I am so disgusted. Never going back. Such a waste of an hour and frustrated that I spent 45+ on that experience. I could have had a pedicure and better massage at a nail salon. read more

I always come back to this place even though it is so far from central Houston. Here is what you need to know: This is a Chinese massage salon. Not a River Oaks Spa. Do your research so you know the difference. Purchase the $20 foot massage. This really means an hour long full body massage. You are fully clothed, but wear something comfortable to be massaged in. I suggest yoga or form fitting clothes. They tend to give relatively hard massages so don't be afraid to ask them to not massage so rough. You will start by soaking your feet in a warm tea spa while they work on your face and head. Next, hands, arms then feet and legs. After this part you will move to a massage table where you will have your neck, back legs, arms, etc. Again, you will be dressed so wear something comfortable for a massage. You pay when you leave. Tip between $5-$10. They do their best to keep it quiet, which I've noticed other Chinese massage salons have trouble in this area and don't care if people are talking. The place is clean with a calming environment. Employees are friendly. And the massages are cheap!!! read more

This is my favorite foot massage place on Bellaire. While most of the places offer a $20 hour-long-foot-massage, not all the massages are created equal. I make my rounds and try different ones when I come into town, but A+ Foot Massage remains consistently the best. Unlike some other places that just offer you a flat rate, here they offer you a menu of three options: $20 for an hour long foot massage; $30 for an hour long half foot, half body massage; or $40 for an hour long body massage. I have never tried anything over the $20 massage here, and I don't think I ever will. In truth, even though the $20 massage is advertised as a "foot only" massage, there's only so much you can do with the feet and about 40 minutes later you get taken into a room,and put on a massage table to have a decent amount of work done on your back and legs. So in essence you do get a full body massage even for just $20, and although the $30 option may get you more attention on the body portion of the massage, I'm perfectly happy with just the $20 option. I'm am a little confused though, I must admit as to why they include the body massage when they advertise the $20 massage as being foot only. So I would caution you to not expect the body massage if you pay for just the foot massage, and take it as a welcomed extra bonus if you get it. Personally, I am of the school of thought that every pain in the body can be alleviated by foot massage, so I wouldn't mind a full hour of foot massage. There's so much going on in the feet (and buttocks) that people don't consider when they get massages! In any event, the massages here are very routine-based, meaning the therapist just goes through the motions. Some may not even speak English, so you can't really ask them to focus on any one particular area or to customize their massage. But it's a through routine and it gets the job done. You're fully clothed the whole time, even when you are asked to get on the massage table. People who don't do well with hard pressure may not like these massages, or should be prepared to voice your displeasure, as the therapists can really dig into you. Days later, I still feel a tingling sensation from my feet. While these massages can't really replace a good traditional, full body massage from a licensed massage therapist, they do hold you over and allow you to go to the LMTs less frequently, if you go at all. read more

Always a relaxing Masage here and dirt cheap. I looked at the price and was shocked that how cheap for a massage for 1 full hour of back and feet ($20). I always stop by here at least twice when I visited Houston . It's my only place and most trusted place for a satisfied massage. I've tried most places already in Houston to see what's good but I always come back here for a quality massage . I would ask for the manager they are the best masseur . They trained their staffs to be efficient so if you want an excellent masage ask for the person in charge or their best one there. Can't go wrong with cheap price for a quality massages. read more

I took a chance and risked my health for this massage but it was worth it! Being a nurse during this time had me too tense! I had a friend recommend me so I went for it! I thought they were pretty clean and well run as far as having everything ready for when I arrived. There was literally about 3 other people that I could see at the time, so there was ton of space for social distancing, but I still wore 2 masks. I made an appt with Vic... and let me tell you... there is nothing soft about him! If you like a little pain with your pleasure... he's your go to. I got the combination 30 min upper and 30 min lower/feet. I was super tight in my shoulders, trap, and neck and he was sure to let me know, lol! He got in those muscles and took charge! The foot massage was just beautiful!!!! It had been a while since I'd had a massage but it was way over due! I must say, I read other reviews and they didn't look too great, but I would definitely return for the price and the wonderful massage! Ask for VIC if you like pressure!!! I gave what I had in cash as a tip but was also able to add a tip with my card payment. It's not a cash only establishment, but they do ask if you have cash to pay bc of the credit card fees they're charged I'm sure. The lady at the front wasn't rude at all. Can be difficult to understand due to language/cultural barrier but nice nonetheless. Tip: they do have soft music playing, but it is very low. During the foot massage you are in an open area and there are other people around who may forget they are in a quiet space and they may moan during/after their massage (can't really blame them, it does feel amazing), but if this bothers you, bring your AirPods/earbuds and put on your own relaxing tunes! read more

This was one of the best massages I've ever gotten for the cheapest price ever! You can't beat a full body and foot massage for only $30. Everywhere else we looked in town were at least $50; even Groupon couldn't beat this deal. My masseuse made sure she got all of my knots out. She also made sure I was comfortable. It was a nice, quiet atmosphere and they provided really great customer service. It's not rare that you get all of that in one package for that kind of price. I was so pleased! I pretty much got a $60 massage for half the price! read more

3/5 good It's semi-public, separated by mini cubicles I got a foot massage, half way in they move you from the leaned back chairs in the cubicles to a room with the flat beds with a face hole My lady talked a bit more than she should have Music wasn't loud enough and she didn't use enough lotion during the massage But it was a solid basic foot massage! Felt a bit shorter than an There were about 5masseuse so there wasn't a long wait time read more

With great sadness, I write this update. I started coming here less frequently than before because subsequent massages were either way too hard or way too soft. Still I went back because after my experience at the Pain Relief Center, I simply did not want to risk trying another crappy place. After my massage, when I went to pay--I was rather rudely told by the lady in front that "No one leaves a $2 tip. Everybody leaves a tip of at least $10 or above". Er, except I often leave between $3-$5 tip for a $20 massage (15-25% tip on services rendered) which is fair imo. And as far as I know, nobody leaves a 50-100% tip unless they had an out of the world experience. And how tacky do you have to be to demand $10 tips and insult a customer in front of several other people? The one time my foot massage was fab, I gave the guy $10 tip. But that was the best foot massage I'd ever received. I cannot leave a $10 tip for mediocre massages, especially when they aren't trained massage therapists. Her explanation was their pay was low so they depended primarily on tips. Hey lady, how about you start paying your employees a decent wage and correspondingly increase the price by $5 to $10 than demanding tips from customers? It was really humiliating experience to be chastised so publicly, that too for leaving a tip. Never setting my foot inside this place ever again, there are way too many competitors that I'd rather try. read more

When my friend told our group at dinner that she was going to get a massage in Chinatown, it was only natural that we made about 10,000 "happy ending" jokes. But my jokes turned to curiousity when I saw her again later that evening. She had that dreamy, half asleep look that people get when they are super relaxed. And when she told me the price -- $20 for 60 minutes! -- my curiousity turned into determination to give it a shot. I walked into A+ after work without an appointment. The peacefulness of the ambiance began soothing my work-frayed nerves immediately. The guy at the desk informed me in a low voice that there would be about a 40 minute wait, so I plopped down on the couch and half dozed. 40 minutes later, I was led to the back where I was told to remove my shoes and socks, have a seat, and put my feet in the hot tea bath. A word of advice, wear shorts or something other than slacks to a foot massage parlour. I was forced to roll my pants up to my knees like it was flooding outside. As noted in other reviews, the massage is actually a full body, with a focus on the feet. My masseuse started with my face and temples and worked his way up my scalp down to my neck and upper shoulders. Then he worked each arm and hand before moving down to work on the feet. I'd say this took about 15 minutes or so. Normally I don't like people touching my feet because I giggle like an Elmo doll and then instinctively try to kick them in the face. But this guy had magical feet-loving hands that tamed my five-toed beasts of fury. Around this point I think I fell into a semi nap. After about 35 minutes or so of feet and lower calf massage, he moved me to a massage table, where I laid myself face down. He massaged upper back down to my glutes and thighs for about 10 minutes before informing me that the session was over. If I hadn't had dinner plans, I would have got back in line and gone again. That was the best $20 I think I've ever spent, including the time I paid my buddy to eat a wad of wassabi the size of a golf ball (which, incidently, I don't recommend). Give this place a shot and you won't regret it. read more

Rude & ridiculous by the Asian woman at the reception. First time we came and did a standard foot massage which is ONLY 20 bux that was ok but when we were paying with 5 bux tips for each masseur the lady demand to give extra tips she said "minimum tips here is $10 bc the masseurs work hard" and we didn't complaint cos we were in shock. The foot massage was only 20 bux and this is the most rude and ridiculous receptionist we ever met! Then we just gave to her total $40 for 2 foot massage + $20 tips which is 50% tips. Why don't she or the manager pay the masseurs extra salary than just hoping 50% tips from customers! AGAIN we were back to this massage because we wanted to try again and the same lady was there. When we arrived we told her we have appointment which we called this morning and then she said sorry that she overbooked and asked us to come later. We told her NO bc we have dinner and with her so selfish ask us to come back after dinner?!! THAT WAS THE FINAL STRAW! We won't come back to this place so called A+ Massage. read more

I have fibromyalgia and had spent a hard day on my feet. This reflexology place was perfect! My husband and I both got 60 minute foot massages, which included arms, neck, head, and back. We have different experience levels with massage places but we both left feeling amazing today. Our respective therapists seemed to hone in quickly on what we needed and absolutely delivered. Extremely affordable. We're looking forward to coming back regularly. read more

Went here with a friend, never coming back here due to receptionist's rude attitude and mediocre massage. The massage was like any other that you get in Chinatown, but there is a little more privacy here. That's the only pro. My massage was not that great, very clumsy and painful while working on my lower spine. I still tipped $5. You can't expect great results from the untrained, it isn't like these guys are licensed massage therapists. The receptionist demanded that we have to add a minimum tip of $10 each because most people tip between $15 and $20. Who tips $20 on a service that is priced at $20? read more

Do you want bruises all over your back and neck a day after your massage? Do you want a masseur who doesn't listen to you when you tell him he is hurting you? Do you want to wait for 30 minutes for your appointment and be told you will have to come back an hour later? After enduring all of that, do you want to be told that your $7 tip isn't enough and the minimum is $12? If so, A+ is the place to go to. It isn't for me. read more

I have a go-to Reflexology place that charges $35 for the same service. I've been loyal to them for nearly 3 years. I found this place and due to my loyalty I struggled to give this place 4 stars or more but it's completely deserved. I went in for 1 hour foot reflexology that costs me $20 and was amazing! Jack was my masseuse. He could tell that I was sore in certain places and spent extra time on those areas without me having to tell him. I have no idea if this place has certified massage therapists working here but it really didn't matter. The service I got was well worth $50+. He spent 30 minutes on my feet and about another 20 mintes on my head, back shoulders and arms. When I thought I was finished he led me into a room next door that had a massage table in it. This place is like a foot massage assembly line. Walking in you'll see a receptionist and a seating area. Walking to the back you'll see about 20 massage chairs that will likely be full of customers. They have a few small rooms. Some with massage chairs and others with full massage tables. I got my initial massage in a room with 2 chairs. A few other reviews talked about the receptionist recommending a tip (which I think is rude) but it didn't happen when I visited. The decor was okay. not like a place you'd visit in the Heights or Montrose but I wasn't expecting that. If you're looking for a A+ foot massage at a great price and you don't have to have the high class atmosphere, I'd definitely recommend them. read more

The massages here are actually really good and I have never had any qualms with anyone employed here except for this one older lady, whom I've never even interacted with. I was waiting for a massage and a customer was paying and left, this lady said something to the receptionist and proceeded to scream something in her native language, bust open the door and SHRIEKED at the leaving customer. She was screaming for him to come back, I thought oh god he didn't tip, but no, the receptionist charged him the wrong amount and yet this PSYCHO lady was screaming at him as if he screwed her over. He just laughed and paid the remaining balance as the GLARED at him menacingly. I was in utter shock and felt so uncomfortable. I'm not giving this businesses any more of my money if this is the kind of people they hire. Go to eastern foot spa above banana leaf! I attached a picture of her! Beware! read more

A+ Foot Massage - The rude lady - Massage Near Me - Houston, Texas

Can't beat a $20 massage!!!! For a $20 foot massage you get a whole body massage. Don't let the name fool you. Although they don't speak much English there, they did a great job. I didn't come to talk anyway! I would definitely be back. read more

I write this review still in a state of complete bliss with every toe personally thanking me. $20 plus tip is what it takes to get to foot heaven. The facility is clean and well organized. People whisper. I could hear the breath of the coy fish over people whispering. The foot massage area is out in the open, but the chairs are separated by dividers. Actually felt very private. Starts with foot bath, then you get a head and neck massage while your feet are soaking. You get about 45 min on your feet, then just when you slip into depression as you think your hour is up, you are escorted to a massage bed where you get a 20 min back rub. Went Friday at 4 and no wait. I refuse to put on shoes again after today. Well worth the hike over to Chinatown. read more

I LOVE THIS PLACE. I have to admit, this is my first review on Yelp. I am only doing this review because I love this place so much. I also hesitated reviewing this place because I don't want anyone to know about it! Although this place may not be the nicest day spa, it is a quality massage. Instead of the fancy sheets, they use towels, but who cares when you're getting more than what you paid for! There may be a language barrier, but its fine. I've had tons of massages, and this is the best I've had. You can get a Foot, leg, neck massage for 60 minutes for $20.00!!! It's a steal and you must try it! You can call them and find out their other prices for other services, they're really friendly. read more

I've been here twice. It's always a hit or miss with these foot massages. The first time here was decent. The guy that worked on me was good. He was thorough, and asked me how the pressure was. Everything was nice. Second time around? Total opposite. A lady worked on me this time. One of the worst experience. It was painful. Not relaxing, not thorough. I politely told her it was a bit much and she just giggles.. As the hour was going by, her tip was getting less and less. Speaking of tipping! They expect you to tip min of $10! 50% of the service! They have a nice and clear sign at the register to point at if you don't tip $10. Ridiculous. I asked for change because I wanted to give $8... And that's being generous for the experience I had. But of course no one had change and I was over it and just wanted to leave. Lucky her to get $10 from me. Won't be coming back. read more

Best $20 spent! The masseur actually spent the whole hour massaging your head, neck, shoulder and feet! I did skip the back massage since I requested him to focus on the feet. I have to admit I was skeptical when I first pulled up to the door since they have curtains covering the entire window and door. I was hoping and praying that this isn't one of those with happy endings! Well it's not! This place is very clean and professional! read more

I was folks its a great place. Seeing is believing I say so off I went... Asked for Kevin, he was busy so a lady helped me out. Not that I'm anti-lady but sometimes they resent women. I don't know why... I think they worry about tips. Someone said they tip 50-100% sister that is nice but it best be a great massage or you know the owner. I get it that they're always working with their hands all day but so does the whole world. Just for reference if the massage is $20 a $5 tip is normal. $10 if its decent. read more

I love this place! I always get the foot massage ($20) and ask for Vic. Haha, i'm not going to lie-- depending on my mood I can tip pretty well- and sometimes give $15 additional dollars for tip. I think the range for tipping should be from $7-10 just because the massage is dirt cheap and the masseuse need to live off of something. I'm a little sad that people have discovered A+ and now it's a bit tougher to get appointment ins, but lord, is the massage amazing and the ambiance pleasant. I like it better than other reflexology places in the neighborhood because they seem to have better quality massages and it doesn't feel like they're herding a max amount of people into the parlor. my go-to spot. :) read more

Andy is the bomb! Incredible massage, nice atmosphere. I can't believe anyone would consider leaving a $2 tip. If you figure the masseuse MIGHT make half of what you pay and the experience is even average, I'd leave an extra $10. Then they might make $20 an hour.The massage would cost $50-75 most other places. I always tip what I would want my son/daughter to make if they were doing it. read more

OMG - just came back from this place and lemme tell you, the massage was amazing. I seriously fell asleep three times and had to force myself to wake up. I got the foot massage and it was actually a full body massage. It started with having my feet in a green tea/sea salt soak. The music was soothing and great. I loved that the waiting room has curtains to block out the light and the traffic outside. Seriously check this place out. It's great. read more

I've been here many times. It used to be great but the last few times were inconsistent and just ok. The owner also criticizes your tips and i feel its probably because she pays the people who do all the work next to nothing. Also, the last few times I called to set an appointment only to arrive there and be told you have to wait 30 minutes. Whats the point of setting up an appointment and then making you wait 30 minutes? Today, I tried giving them one last try and set up an appointment. The person on the phone said no problem and didn't even take my name. I called back and cancelled because I'm not driving over there again thinking I have an appointment only to be told you have to wait 30 minutes again. I called happy feet and set up an appointment and will continue to go there from now on. A+ foot massage is now a C at best and that's too bad. read more

$30.00 One hour foot and body massage! Place is very clean! Lady at the front can be a bit weird, but the massages are incredible! First time ever that I felt light on my feet! When I was getting body massaged with oil, I was kept being asked if the pressure was too much or not! They found some knots that I did not know I had and they straighten them out for me! When you get a body massage you get taken into a private room. The room is clean and the atmosphere is quite. Every now and then you might hear the phone ring or someone snoring, but I guess when you hear someone snoring then there doing a great job. They also use warm towels to rub the oil off your body! The feet massage was awesome! Warm water and 15 minutes each foot with a little leg massage. I'm sure if you ask for a leg massage they will do it. Staff is very friendly, but like I mentioned before the person up front can be a bit weird. There are plenty of signs that assure you not to tip your masseuse! They recommend to tip between $10-$15, but since the massage was so awesome I tipped $20! First time I ever left a massage location feeling like a feather. I would advice to set up an appointment, because they stay busy! We were just a walk in! There were groups of people coming in and out! This place is very busy, so if you have plans I wouldn't recommend, if your not in a rush then this place is worth the wait! Waiting area there is water and you can make your own hot tea which is nice! read more

Great price but I'm not a fan of sitting in a chair in a semi-public area and then having to take the time to switch to a bed for the final 15 minutes for a back massage. Having said that, it seems clean, and Kevin is really good with scalp massages. The service is "eh", but again, you're not usually there for the service in Chinatown. read more