My masseur was sick, kept leaving the room, loudly coughing, hacking and blowing his nose. When you work with people in close contact you should not be sick. Also, to help them out we pay cash $90 per ninety minutes per person with a $40 tip (20%) $220 total. Both masseurs kept counting the money and looking at us as if we owed them more, a very uncomfortable situation. To boot the massage was close to torture, I asked for "hard pressure" but this guy went past that point - I take regular massages and know what hard feels like - this guy clearly had no professional training. I was sore for three days. Oh! and I also got sick... One more thing. Vermont doesn't require ANY training just that you register. As of early 2026, a Vermont bill (H.623) has been introduced that would replace the registration system with a full licensure system for massage therapists and certain establishments, but it has not yet taken effect. read more

Best massage ever. I would recommend this spa for a massage. I did the 30 minute foot massage and 30 minute body, I left feeling amazing. Like most places it's about 3-5 dollars more if you're using a credit/debit card instead of cash. read more

The lady I had did a wonderful soft massage.I paid for an hour but she only did my back.I paid her another half hour and she did my front.Over all it was a very good massage and the price was right. read more

I was walking through the mall and decided to stop in for a massage. After several days of driving and touring, I felt like a massage. They are located in a mall that has seen better days. Judging by some pictures posted, they have been here awhile. The pictures are a little dated. Service was nice. I got a back and food massage combo. It was relaxing with just the right amount of pressure for me. I like my massages very firm so pressure is not a big deal for me. A big difference here compared to other foot massages I have had is they did not soak my feet before hand. Other than that, a decent massage location. read more

On an especially cold day, I was seeking refuge in the warmth of Church Street Marketplace when I stumbled upon Asian Therapy. They were advertising a 60 minute foot massage for $40. Despite never having had a foot massage, I figured this was a deal I could not miss and, man, am I glad I stopped in! The place was completely empty and, even though it is in a mall, it is pretty quiet and relaxed (aside from the line for pictures with Santa outside). After 60 minutes (of course I timed it), I woke up refreshed and ready to conquer the rest of the day. Highly suggested. read more

SO GOOD. I got a quick 30 minute full body massage and was instantly relaxed - left feeling better about my day and my life. Great value, don't bother going anywhere else! They took day of reservations and were flexible as my family and I had to push our reservation back 30 mins. read more

Open 10-9 daily, walk-ins only, 60 min body massage for $60 with shorter and longer and other types of massages available. There are chairs in front for foot massages and chair massages, but for a full body massage they take you into a room with a curtain for a door. It's in a mall and I didn't feel comfortable enough to get totally naked in the mall, so I wore my comfy bra and undies but immediately regretted it. You're fine-- so what if you're in a mall-- get naked. They don't speak very much here, there was no "what do you like" conversation, I think because of the language barrier, but the woman at the front desk was kind and the man who performed my massage could read my body. This was a firm massage--the most pressure I've ever had, and I believe that's because it was exactly what I needed that day. Whenever it got to be too much my hand twitched slightly and if he had continued I might have balled my fist, but he noticed and adjusted appropriately. read more

Unprofessional... Lack of proper massage technique... I specifically told the lady focusing on my lower back and legs before we started an hour massage, she still spend more than 40 mins working on my upper torso, and left my calves and ankles uncovered by any towel or bed sheet, so they became cold and stiff quickly... The lady had no idea which muscle groups she should work on, just rubbed me randomly... no problem solved after and hour session, I left with stiffness and cold, she didn't even noticed that one of my ankle is swollen. The store may be ok for a soft 'beauty touch' or basic foot rub, but don't brother to try deep tissue massage there. If the store opens in New York's Chinatown, it won't last for a week... read more

After some serious back issues from bad hotel bed and too much driving, Lina helped me tremendously to recover. Went two days in a row and much relieved. read more