As recommended by my Chiro, I had a deep tissue massage with Naichez to treat my shoulder and back…read morepain. I was fully satisfied and give it a 10/10, highly recommend!

To say that Naichez is a great massage therapist would be a huge understatement. I hunch over my…read morelaptop 9 to 5 and must have gone to several dozens of massage therapists over the years. Honestly, Naichez has been a godsend. He just knows where you're hurting, where the muscle knots are, and how to relieve them. With other massage therapists in the past, I always left feeling like the massage was just okay, or that the problem area was not addressed properly - but I always leave S-Tier feeling completely relaxed, relieved of pain, and wanting to schedule the next appointment. I've tried both the 60 and 90 min sessions, and have found the 90 mins ones to be most effective for my chronic neck, shoulder, and back pain. P.S. S-Tier is inside the Ideal Body Chiropractic office, which has the most friendly pupper named Ruby whom you might get to see if you're lucky.

this was my first thai massage & you should know: this isn't a super relaxing massage, this is…read moresomewhere you do when you need your body to feel right again, they walk on, stretch & massage you. Josh did an amazing job at making sure he was addressing the right areas with perfect pressure, making me feel comfortable & introducing me to thai massage! New, at the front desk, made me & my sisters feel incredibly welcomed & created such a warm environment for us. Afterward, all three of us talked about how amazing of an experience that was for us & how we could not wait to come back. can't recommend this place enough!! ps. -there's TONS of parking in the back -the beds are huge -check groupon

Refused to accept a valid Groupon. I received a 90 minute massage certificate for Chistmas. It…read morewas set to expire in a couple of weeks, so I made an appointment. When I arrived and showed the certificate, they said they didnt accept them anymore. I pointed out that it was still valid and didnt expire until after March 31st, but they said they still would accept it. It then gets even stranger. I stayed at the massage place to call groupon because I had no assurances that either entity would provide a refund. Then they said I was running out of time, but that they could do a 60 minute massage, then I could work it out with Groupon. Weird and unprofessional. Such a disappointment as I drove 30 minutes to get there.​ EDIT AFTER Business's Response: Peter -- Respectfully, I called in advance to let you know that I was going to be 10 minutes late. I was told "no problem". When I arrived there was NO mention that being last presented an issue. However, when I presented my valid Groupon certificate, you called in a woman (manager/massage therapist/or perhaps both), who said that your establishment no longer accepts Groupons. At NO point, was it ever mentioned that the time was the issue and not the Groupon certificate. Ultimately, I'm thankful that Groupon refunded my wife the money since you denied a valid certificate.

It was very easy to get an appointment with Hai. Getting processed for my first appointment took a…read morelittle while. Like any professional business i(massage) he needed to know issues and pains through minor paperwork. Zen Wellness was nicely designed to be efficient with many rooms with relaxing atmospheres. Hai communicated with me about his pressure throughout my massage. I felt extremely comfortable with his techniques. I would recommend him and Zen Wellness --Location-- Don't be worried. Zen cannot control the homeless people you might see. My car was perfectly safe the whole time I was parked. I was not approached by any of them. Hai did ask them to move along. I guess they come by the locations in that area collecting bottles and cans. They were not camped out there but just a few of them getting their cans. If you do see them it is not a reflection on Zen. Do not cancel your appointment.

AMAZING!!!! They make it so easy to set appointments and everybody is so kind. The place is…read moreextremely clean and comforting. The massage prices were fair, Hai and Kat were phenomenal at what they do. Both are very attentive, and are good at making sure that you are comfortable. I Will definitely be coming back.

OMG OMG OMG!!! If…read moreyou want an amazing massage. Ask for Mia From head to toe she worked my body. I asked for it hard and she tore me apart. LOVED EVERY SECOND THANK YOU MIA!!!!

This is my first time here. Be prepared to be harassed to tip over 25% -- and when I mean,…read moreharassed, I mean cornered by your massage therapist, the front desk lady, and the male manager with your debt card being held hostage unless you tip more. I understand that times are tough for everybody, but asking for over 25% of a tip, then becoming disgruntled and refusing to give me my change or debt card back while and calling Mangement is a very poor reflection of this business and how they treat their employees with their hourly wage if they even get one. The entire experience was very uncomfortable. There's not much privacy so when you're undressing, you better hope that there's not someone walking past cause they can obviously see you through the thin curtains. The environment had roaches in the bathroom. It was rough. The services were OK maybe a 7-8/10. I tipped 20% just to get my debt card back and leave. I won't be coming back here because how awkward, tacky, and unprofessional my experience was. Responding to the "owner" below: I know how to do math. Therapist got 20$ cash (broken from $100) after refusing to accept my 13$ tip. I paid 105$ on my card -- I even went as far as to show your therapist the math on a calculator on my phone to try to communicate the reasoning behind my tipping. You left your therapist out to dry instead of trying to help communicate to her, you walked away. Customary tipping in the United States is between 12-15% aka $12.50 - $15.75. This is supplementally to their hourly wage. Trust me I'm not anti-tipping, I just don't agree with how I was mistreated. For outstanding service: then the tipping would be 15-20%. Which by the way, after you three harassed me your therapist STILL got $20 just for me get out of the establishment -- so good on you for making people feel uncomfortable and unwelcome, your therapist still got what she requested, so remind me what the issue is? Furthermore, $20 USD is equivalent to ¥136.57 CNY and ¥ 3143.71 JPY as of closing today, which is well over what the standard wage within both those economies. Also -- why are we quoting ¥ when I paid in USD -- are customers suppose to be paying in different currency? Totally fine if we are but I was not made aware of that and it seems you and your therapist got a fair compensation per USD and ¥ standards. I'm a business owner too -- and my employees see tips as just extras because of their proper compensation, I do that intentionally so situations like this don't put my customers or employees in an uncomfortable situation. The conversation would have been different if you and your staff weren't so rude. If you read the review thoroughly you would see that the issue wasn't the therapist's service per say. The issue was the following in more detail, since a simple "sorry for your bad experience" is no longer a thing and you've insulted me -- the customer: - it seems like accountability is a new concept to you -- meanwhile you left your therapist to fend for herself with her bad attitude and not knowing how to communicate with the customer. Her desperation for an additional $5 is alarming, which is where the comment of "IF SHE EVEN GETS AN HOURLY WAGE" came from. This whole experience must have been stressful for her too especially without proper training or support. - Interesting how the male client that walked in while I was at the front trying to pay and leave was treated much differently. ALSO, interesting how you felt the need to respond to my review when there was another negative review right below this one. I wouldn't go as far as to say sexist and racist behavior -- but this response shows for itself. - AND be sure to properly display the licenses of your establishment AND your therapists' licenses from the California Massage Therapy Council (CAMTC) at the front of the establishment. "...massage therapists must display their original CAMTC certificate (not a copy) in a conspicuous, public place at their workplace. This is typically in the reception, waiting area, or a visible location at the entrance" THIS IS THE LAW and I certainly didn't see any of the many therapists' state issued licenses anywhere in the common areas. - the questionable working environment with employees napping and bugs in the facility is the least of the issues, although upsetting is fixable. I fear this place has other more important issues to address. - the ATROCIOUS behavior you all exhibited in response and your therapist's harassment. Your defensive response shows for itself, instead of being a keyboard warrior, lead by a better example for your employees. Everything about this experience has been sketchy especially now realizing there weren't proper documentations displayed and your behavior in response thats not warranted.

Today I came to get a massage for the first time at the rajini Thai massage the service was amazing…read moreand very professional by a massage therapist named Natalie. She has wonderful techniques and amazing knowledge about various parts that are hard muscles. After I finish my massage my back feels so much better and also the cupping was sooo good!! I will absolutely come back and the service again!!!

Absolutely loved the experience at this place! The check in was smooth and the receptionist was…read morevery friendly. They have you pick what kind of massage you want, and then you get to pinpoint what areas you want your therapist to focus on. I got the swedish massage and was assigned Kitty. She was so amazing! She really worked on the areas I needed, and checked in to make sure the pressure was good. Since it was our first time, they added hot stones for free. My sister got the combo massage and had NJ. She said that NJ was also really amazing and helped loosen her tight shoulders. They give you water and a small snack to help rejuvenate after the session. Overall such a great experience, and we'll definitely be visiting often after this!

Highly recommend Stephanie. Clean space while constantly checking in with me for any discomfort or…read morechange in pressure. Found her through Groupon and well worth it. Her 2 hands sometimes seriously felt like 3 - 4! Wife and I plan on coming back. Walked out with good soreness and no uncomfortable pain.

Stephanie is an excellent massage therapist and also a very nice person. Her massages are…read moreprofessional and she listens to your needs and takes her job and talent seriously.

1. Booked online for a 60-minute Full Body Oil Massage advertised at $60 and arrived 10 minutes…read moreearly. 2. Although the online booking showed $60 for a 60-minute Full Body Oil Massage, I was told the price was $65 when I arrived. 3. The massage was okay, but it focused mostly on my back. My calves were barely touched, and my feet were not massaged at all, despite it being advertised as a full body massage. 4. After the first 60 minutes, the therapist recommended adding a foot massage and said the total combo price would be $100. 5. I asked if they accepted credit cards and she said yes. After the additional 30 minutes (90 minutes total), I went to the front desk. 6. The man at reception told me the total was $100 and asked for a tip. I had already tipped the therapist in cash. 7. He entered $100 on the credit card machine and showed me the amount. I confirmed it and completed the payment. 8. While the receipt was printing, he left. 9. The therapist then handed me the receipt to sign. 10. The charge was $103.50, not the $100 that I had agreed to and confirmed. 11. When I asked why the amount was different, she simply said, "I don't know." 12. English is not my first language either, but if you run a business, you should be able to explain basic charges, credit card fees, or pricing differences. The lack of communication and transparency was disappointing.

Nothing wrong with the massage, however the guy I was talking to clearly wasn't understanding what…read moreI was asking him. For time getting cupping therapy so I asked if it would be before or after the massage. he kept saying no and just pointed at the prices. I got frustrated and dropped the subject. For future reference, please try to understand what someone is talking about instead of insisting on talking about the price.

Five stars for Dee Dee! I came in with a lot of tension,…read moreand she knew exactly how to find the problem areas without me even having to point them out. She has a very therapeutic touch and is clearly highly trained. Araya Thai massage is a hidden gem in Anaheim, and Dee Dee is definitely their star therapist. Highly recommended

I was in Anaheim on a family trip and during my trip I pulled my hamstring ouch.I looked up Araya…read moreThai massage and so I went and I wasn't disappointed my massage therapist was named Nicky she new exactly where to work on me she walked on me very gentle and worked on me for a full hour.I left with a smile and feeling pain relieved thanks to Nicky and Araya Thai massage. I'll be back soon.