Julie is the best massage therapist I've ever had. I walk in feeling in pain (back, neck), and walk…read moreout feeling relieved. She combines and typical deep tissue massage with a focus on problematic areas. It's so good, I can feel it the next day. If you are a stickler for ambiance, it's probably not your spot. The place needs some TLC. But if you can put that aside and appreciate the quality of service, it will be your favorite new spot for a massage.

Julie is a no nonsense Masseuse make sure you call to make a reservation cause most likely she's…read morebusy but you may get lucky and get the same day appointment. She specifically asks what is wrong with you. What hurts what needs to be attended to her personality is very relaxing. She is a wonderful person, very professional.

Great massage at a great price! Very relaxing. It's great to have your tension relieved.read more

If you're looking for a great massage at a reasonable price then Ya Tai is the way to go. There are…read moreseveral options for you in terms of the type of massage you'd like and the time spent. Staff were nice and courteous and the deep tissue massage is absolutely awesome. Thought it would be a challenge for the masseuse to handle a bigger individual like myself, but I can say from the experience that I was pleasantly surprised as I was left with little to no soreness and a bit more flexibility. The location is fine and parking is ample enough. It's definitely a small interior space, but that's solely on how I personally judge spaces. If there's one thing that I would recommend to them is to look into a better, bit more comfortable massage table; it was a bit too hard on my back, but that could be because I'm a bit bigger, and heavier than most folks.

I'd give this place a zero but the option isn't there to do so. From the outside it looks…read morepromising. Once you walk in you're greeted with the smell of Ben gay. From there you look around and the dirt stains on the wall are traumatic. You're then told to sit on the couch with clothes and Cheetos and realize this is going to be an epic mistake. The signs everywhere letting you know they don't practice sexual favors and the dirt stains on the carpet are enough to make me never go back. To make matters worse they switched my masseur twice mid massage and the second person was on her phone and I had to tell her I'm going to leave before she stopped with texting. Needless to say this is a HARD NO skip it and save yourself the traumatic experience.

First time here. Prices were fair. Place was clean and quiet. They added hot stones at no charge…read morewhich was very nice. Definitely a place I'd come back to. Important note: GPS. Takes you across the street near a TD bank. The actual store is located in the shopping center with Sandys Beef And Ale in the very back corner.

My massage was awesome. She had the perfect pressure the entire time. Very clean place and very…read morefriendly employees. The business had a very calming atmosphere. I would recommend it. I will be back for sure. Pat P

Emma and Sam are great. Very professional. Most of the time they can attend to me without an…read moreappointment. Excellent prices.

Fantastic Feel Massage puts its message in its name. This…read moreis a fairly typical storefront Chinese massage shop in the Woodbourne Plaza, Levittown. It is clean and operated by Angela, who has years of experience in the traditional healing arts called Tui Na. I made an appointment for later in the afternoon via text message, and she responded promptly to schedule the appointment. My lower back periodically acts out due to old herniations and recently has called out for attention. A "fantastic feel" result was what I was hoping for. I decided to give it a try. Angela worked hard. She had strong hands and often used her forearms and elbows to mix deep tissue techniques with a softer traditional stretching style. She was very good, and kept distractions (phone calls, customer walk ins) to a minimum. Bottom line - My back relief was almost instantaneous. While first pushing/probing was painful, I felt the tension from muscle spasms lighten and eventually disappear by the time she finished. I couldn't have asked for a better result. My only suggestion would be to have a receptionist to handle calls and walk ins while she is providing treatment.

I've been tired massage place every where. This is the grossest one! Talking on phone all the time…read morewhen I get massages! Really disrespectful !

I think her name was Tina. She gave me a good massage. Way stronger than she looks! I'd go back.read more

Very kind staff, great massage, comfortable and offered water. Will be coming again, and also good…read moreprices!

Victoria Spa offers a solid Chinese style full body massage at standard reasonable prices ($60/hr)…read more I made an appointment for later that day, and Lili was waiting for me when I walked in 3 hours later. Friendly and competent, with ability to work a strong massage with hands, forearms, elbows and knees, she applied good pressure along my meridians and was able to stretch my arms and legs as needed. She worked my shoulders and lower back with both dry hands and then oil to moisten my skin, which always suffers in winter's HVAC conditions. She checked in with me periodically to be sure I was comfortable or wanted more/less pressure anywhere. She had enough experience to feel what my tensions and knots required intuitively. I was quite happy with the result, and the bottle of water handed me as I walked out to help with rehydration. A word about tips. As with restaurant servers, these workers depend on tips for survival. They split the initial payment with the house, and often share the tips, too, depending on the house rules. A fair tip is $20 per hour for a regular massage, and more if you ask for extra attention to any particular pain or tightness. Unlike servers, a 15-20% tip is not sufficient because these people are working much harder than just delivering plates of food or refilling water glasses. The work is intensive and often debilitating. They receive no benefits like health insurance, and often don't know enough to demand the employer participate in the Social Security system to build an account for retirement or health benefits (Medicare/Medicaid). Many of these people don't speak much English and some are here beyond their original visa expirations. They are often victims of an inhumane economy. If you really are put off being asked for bigger tips, try walking a mile in their slippers. 3.5 STARS

Yo yo doesn't understand me most of the time. So very little English makes it hard to communicate…read morewith her!! Too stressful and can't enjoy my massage.

I didnt know what to expect when i come in. The place is clean and has lovely plants that welcomes…read moreu as u walk in along w a very nice warming smile from the lady in the front desk. I opted for a 30 mins hot stone massage and it was worth it! Local owned business worth visiting.