Sisi is always so dedicated and professional - her massage skills are top-notch. My shoulder pain…read morewas completely relieved. I highly recommend this place - it's trustworthy. Their prices are reasonable too, and the place is really clean.

This is my favorite massage place in Philly. Having been to many fancier, more overpriced spas, I…read morecan say with full confidence that the massages here are better. Bring cash and be ready for your therapist to not speak English -- no frills, excellent massage.

It's a really nice, clean space. I called ahead and it was easy to make an appointment. The staff…read morewas welcoming and the spa itself is much nicer than many others in the area. But the massage experience was very below par. The masseuse kept rubbing my back with really fast strokes, with not enough oil or moisturizer, and not enough pressure to actually reach any muscles. I first asked her to use a little more pressure, and all that did was make my skin go red and itchy. Then I asked her to go slower but she didn't really do it. Overall it felt like she was rubbing my back raw with a towel and not really massaging my muscles. Good for the ambience, but not worth it for the experience.

This place might be great if you were looking to get a specific type of relief but if you want…read moresomeone to find and work the knots in your back, this ain't it. The person seemed very nice and well meaning so I gave an extra star for that, but it was an incredibly awkward and bad massage... I probably should have left before it was over.

This is the best massages that I have ever had the attendants are friendly and professional. The…read morespa is very clean and comfortable and I would recommend this Spa to anyone.

A technique that work critical points on the hands and feet that improve the entire body's health…read more In reflexology, the reflexologist views the hands and feet as mirror image of the entire body and every organ. They apply pressure in a circular motion to relieve patterns of stress in the body. Some of the things that reflexology can be used for are balancing emotions, restoring circulation throughout the entire body, and it helps lower blood pressure.

my girl greeted me. Very was very relaxing. The atmosphere was very girl was absolutely very…read more very accommodating

I have been going to this place for over 2 years. I get messages often compared to the average…read moreperson. I do 1-2x a week depending on how stressful the week was. I also suffer from chronic migraines. After having horrible migraine attacks my muscles in my shoulders & upper back have spasmed a lot which causes them to hurt so I get deep tissue messages for 60-90min just focusing on that part so the muscles will loosen up and I will have a break from pain. Coco who works there is a horrible person. She thinks she has figured out America and what we all like or think. She used to massage me and I tip her and any others I have $10 which is good especially when I frequent often. $5 tip is also good in my opinion as well. Times are hard and you don't know how hard someone worked or what they had to do to get that money to frequent your business so you should be grateful! Instead Coco feels entitled to the $10! She will laugh, fake compliment you, all to get you to tip her that $10 min in her mind thinking you don't know what she is doing. I know I am grateful when I have a good masseuse so when they work hard and I feel a big difference in how I feel i tip them well to show my appreciation! if I was rich I would tip whatever they wanted but I am not and I try to tip well based on work done. One day I needed a $5. So i tipped $5 also because the masseuse was bad. Coco spoke in Chinese and told the woman to ask me for $10. I was baffled by her behavior and upset inside. In another occasion after that, I came in, she recognized me and called me the "bad tipper" laughing! It was so unprofessional and rude! Mind you Jimmy my favorite masseuse (male, Asian, clean cut and quiet) massaged me prior and i tipped him $15 because he worked hard and went to all the right places remembering what I need and like! She did not know of this or appreciate all the times I tipped her $10 & I didn't have to! She embarrassed me one too many times. She always wants to take you as a client when you come in but then dictate to you what you should do not knowing what your financial situation is. Mind you I had been tipping min $10 for 1hr massage always! Except for that one time. I would also take my mother and recommend others there. So when she treated me like that and had the audacity to call me a "bad tipper" it was so shameful of her character and showed how ungrateful and fake she is. You would think after being a long time customer she would be more respectful and appreciative of me coming back! Coco will also try to up-sell you without you realizing. She will suggest something, you tell her no and she acts as if she understood you but then do what you said you did not want and leave you stuck paying for something you did not want in the first place! This review was not done in haste! It took years and I had enough. I hope you took the time to read all of my review. This way you can choose to go or not but you will know what to watch out for. The manager woman (Asian, dark hair, round face 40-50yrs old) is cold and when Coco does her bs, she will not side with you but rather speak in Chinese with her and then talk down to you. I have attached a pic of the cards you get signed to reach a free massage after visits. Now I feel disgust and want to avoid having to put a snake in her place! I am not a violent or angry person either. I'm very laid back and happy. That is why she got so many chances to try and embarrass me as well as pretty much extort very high tips! When I go to get a massage, I am there because I really need it! I don't like to talk during my massage (she talks a lot if you let her). I usually show the person who speaks English the best what I need and if possible to the masseuse on their body because l don't want a full body massage but most focus on upper back, traps, shoulders, neck, and head! Also the pressure and methods used to kneed the muscles is key (hence being called deep tissue). So for me if after all my explanations you barely tackle my tight muscles then why do you expect I tip you $10? I wish I could get $10 every hour for 8hrs everyday for barely trying. $80 a day and $320 a month min. That is not bad to me during these financially hard times for many during the pandemic or am I wrong? In all, I am sad that after years of frequenting this establishment that is now under construction when i am due my free massage, oh the irony, Due to Coco and the manager I stopped frequenting them and have already found a new place that does great work and are very professional. Go at your own expense and gusto! Avoid Coco!!!!!

I was in Philly from out of state, and was weary and achy from driving. I just took a chance on…read moreLucky Foot Spa, and it was amazing, and what a great deal! I got the special one hour foot massage for $30...it was generally what you'd expect from the typical Asian foot massage places: a lovely foot soak in warm water while getting a bit of a chair massage on arms, shoulders, legs, etc...then a luxurious and relaxing foot massage. I think I was lucky to get Jack, he was amazing, definitely one of the best foot massages I have ever gotten (and I have had many.) I'll be planning this into every trip to Philly from now on!

Very odd experience…read more I called saying I had a Groupon when I scheduled the appointment and when I checked in the woman told me she didn't need to see it until after the massage. Place was very clean, lots of rooms, the massage therapist introduced herself and was nice although hard to understand with limited English. I was a little confused that there were large towels instead of blankets or sheets but I went with it. The pressure was very intense and I had to keep telling her to go easier. It felt more like a deep tissue massage, or even more like physical therapy then a relaxing experience and I kept tensing up asking her to use less pressure. At one point a guy who was an employee (I assume) opened the door to my room and had a full 5 minute conversation with the lady doing my massage WHILE she was working in me. Very awkward. At the end when I was getting dressed I noticed a weird sign on the wall -"this is a professional spa please don't ask sexual related questions" -what?!!! That was very creepy and I'm kind of glad I didn't see it until the end. Worst part was checking out, the massage therapist said she had to "call the boss" because she didn't know how to use the groupon. The boss is screaming into the phone (I can hear it from across the counter) and she gets on speaker phone and tells me very rudely that she doesn't have a contract with groupon anymore and she's not taking it and it's not her problem. I had to call Groupon from the lobby and they gave me a credit and I had to pay for the full massage. Not again.

This review is after giving 4 good chances. Customer service-wise they're pretty good. Regarding…read morethe actual message....not so much. My experience summed up 1. I was cold majority of the massage. The lotion application is cold and not warmed upon application beyond rubbing between her hands for a moment. Then she used a warmly damp towel that quickly cooled by time it was rubbed on my other arm (she wipes both arms and both legs). Now imagine cold lotion, cold, damp towel and the AC). I couldn't wait to get outside in the humidity. 2. After complaining about being cold (lol I know right), the hot stones that were applied were so hot!!!!! Like way hot! 3. Not a relaxing experience. There's a whole lot of intense pounding and beating. It hurt more than anything. I was up the entire 90 minutes. The final irk was when she picked both of my legs up in the air and dropped them 3 times. WTH?!? Who's idea was that?!? Her elbow was in my spine at one point during the back massage and I woke up this morning with soreness all along my back. 4. My door was opened most of the service so the phone ringing and answering made it hard to zone out in addition to the intense pressure. 5. I'm not a big fan of starting and stopping, exiting and entering the room mid massage and that still being deducted from my 90 minutes. Yeah well that happened frequently. 6. Language barrier

Ask for Vivi! Her skill is exceptional. Cured my shoulder and back pain. The service was great and…read morethe environment was peaceful.

A different technician than Sophie was at the appointment, and she kept pausing the treatment to…read moreanswer the door. The massage itself was underwhelming and I was troubled by the smell in the room- somewhat medicinal and also stale air. I immediately took a shower upon returning home.

ZERO STARS: A couple…read moreof hours before my appointment I got a text from Trina which I've quoted below. "Good afternoon. I apologize for any inconvience. We need to reschedule your appt. Due to the power outages in the building yesterday the property management company are doing some emergency electrical work. What other evening this week is good for you." I immediately replied asking if I could come in tomorrow, but didn't get a response. So I called and left a voice message a few hours later. Still no response, and mind you this was still early on in the day. I eventually wound up sending her the text which I quoted below. "Hi, Since I haven't gotten a response from you these past 2 days in regards to rescheduling my appointment. After texting you, leaving voice messages and commenting on your Instagram account. I would like to be refunded my deposit. Thanks!" That got her to respond. - This deposit was labeled as an early access fee when I booked my appointment. Which I thought was strange. She claims she wasn't aware of it and had no evidence of it in her system.(even stranger) So I had to send her a screenshot of what I was talking about. She refunded me but what's annoying is that. When responding to me she simply responded saying what deposit. She didn't address the fact that I've made several attempts to reschedule my appointment and never got a response from her. Nor did she ask me about rescheduling. BEYOND UNPROFESSIONAL AND RUDE. And given the way she handled things I don't believe that there is really an issue at the building. She probably just didn't want to come in for my appointment!( And even if it were true. Why would you text me a couple of hours before my appointment. Instead of the day before when you firt knew of this issue.) I try to not let a few bad reviews detear me away from trying out an establishment. So when I saw them on the booking site and Google maps. I still decided to go ahead and book. Now here I am disappointed. NEVER AGAIN! I wouldn't come here if the appointment were going to be free! And I will be letting EVERYONE I know who's interested in the type of services she provides about my HORRIBLE experience! PS, SHE DELETED MY APPOINTMENT OFF OF THE BOOKING SITE SO I CAN'T LEAVE A REVIEW ON THERE!

I bought a groupon for a Swedish massage at the University City location. I left a message for…read moreTrina and received a prompt phonecall back, and we were able to schedule something the next week. I got a reminder text three days before the appointment, which was appreciated. Trina was so sweet, personable and friendly. She did an excellent job with the massage; immediately figured out if I was uncomfortable with a certain pressure or movement and asked how she could change it. I got a great scalp massage and the knot in my shoulder straightened out. I really liked how there was no push to sell me a package or membership at the end (which happens too often at spas), Trina just gave me her business card, told me about the specials, and invited me back. The location isn't fancy-it's homespun and very clean and inviting, with plenty of candles and soothing music. I didn't go home feeling any less pampered than I would have somewhere upscale- in fact, I got a better massage than I have at those places. I'll definitely be back.