Rachel does amazing work. I had the 90 months minute Gua Sha…read moreand the low back pain I went in with was gone when I walked out.. comfortable beds, calm space, not too warm and not too cool.

They are amazing! Very professional. I had Liang and she did wonders! I came with a stiff neck and…read moreshoulders and she tried her very best to fix me up. I left feeling more relaxed! The custumer service is topnotch! They give you a delicious tea afterwards and even stretches exercises that you can do at home! I can't recommend this place enough! Prices are just right.

I was feeling exhausted after a long, tiring week of work, so I decided to treat myself to a…read moremassage. I looked on Yelp for highly-rated spots nearby work and found this one. The prices seemed reasonable for the Los Altos area, so I booked my appointment for the 45-minute Deep Tissue massage. When I got there, they took me to my room right away even though I was a little early for my appointment. The room was nice and dark, very relaxing vibes. Rachel was my masseuse and she did an amazing job. She asked me where I wanted to focus and I mentioned that I needed some work on my neck, shoulders, and upper back. My favorite part of the massage was when she cracked my entire back with full force - it felt like everything loosened up in my back afterwards. Overall, would highly recommend if you need a decompressing and relaxing massage. Felt instantly better afterwards!

Went in for a couples massage with a body polish and it felt wonderful! Mindy and Rose did a…read morefantastic job! Made us feel comfortable, got knots out, and the body polish/scrub felt fantastic! You can also take a shower afterwards to wash off the body polish/scrub which was convenient. Highly recommended this place! Thank you, Saigon Spa!!

Had my first massage here at 2pm yesterday. One of the best most relaxing massages I've ever had…read more Not sure of my massage therapist but she was amazing! Highly recommend I'll def Be back soon!

I have visited XYC Massage twice. My first experience was decent, but my second experience made me…read morepretty upset. 1st experience from a couple of weeks ago: 3.5 stars. I called ahead to make an appointment for a 60 minute massage, but when I arrived, the only person available to do my massage was the receptionist. Kim did a good job on the massage (excellent pressure and very relaxing), but she had to run out a couple of times to address her front desk duties. I was happy with the massage, so I tipped 20%, which came out to be less than $20 (this is worth mentioning for what happens at my next appointment), then was on my way. I should also mention that on my way out, a man next to me at the counter who seemed to be a staff member but very well could have been a customer was clearly staring at me but not talking to me--creepy! 2nd experience (today): 1 star. I made an appointment for a 60 minute deep tissue massage. I arrived a bit early. No one was at the front desk, so I waited until 5 minutes before my appointment time to ring the bell. A different receptionist help me get set up and into my room. My therapist, Amanda, started my massage 10 minutes late, but to her credit, she made up the time so that I got my full 60 minutes. Although the pressure was fine (I needed the strong pressure for my knots and sore muscles), she was a bit rough and sloppy with the massage. For example, she would grab my skin so that it felt like I was being pinched (I discovered a bruise from this when I got home), and she yanked my underwear around a lot (she could have done this with more care). As a result, I only wanted to tip the minimum 15%, but after she counted how much I gave her in front of me(!!), she pulled out a sign that the business requires a minimum of a $20 tip for 60-minute massage because she couldn't express herself in English and got her coworker to explain that tipping at a massage parlor is different than tipping at a restaurant as the therapists work very hard. There are so many things wrong with this. My initial complaint is that they should be more transparent with their pricing by posting this sign up with their prices, but guess what? That's illegal, which is why they showed me a sign after the fact. Also, asking for a tip makes it not a tip. Finally, I would sure love to hear what restaurant servers have to say about her response because I guess servers don't work as hard as massage therapists? In all seriousness, if businesses need to provide a better wage for their workers, increase the massage price; tips need to be earned! Tips were traditionally meant To Insure Proper Service, but I definitely did not receive proper service. Try at your own risk, but the quality of your massage is hit or miss and I wouldn't want to support the business practices and customer service that I experienced.

Great communication and very courteous and polite! The female staff who responded to my questions…read morewas very helpful and informative. Highly recommended.

From the owner: Discover a world of relaxation and well-being with Lucky Massage our skilled massage therapists…read morebring the art of healing to you. Indulge in a variety of massage styles, from the invigorating stretches of traditional Thai massage to targeted sports massage and the soothing strokes of Swedish massage techniques. Whether you prefer the comfort of your own space or visit our tranquil location at 830 Stewart Dr, Sunnyvale CA, 94085.

Amazing best in town. Great clean place hands down best message ever. My go to everytime.read more

This place was not great. Massage was not a massage I left with more pain than what I came in with…read more Definitely do not recommend for the 30 mins I paid this lady dragged her dry hands pushed dug her thumbs in my back no oil whatsoever. Do not come here!

I know everyone has different standards for massages so this is just my opinion. This is more of an…read moreAsian massage of strokes using arms and elbows instead of more of a Swedish type of. Massage using their hands which I prefer more. Overall the place is clean and has parking. The parts that I felt more uncomfortable with was that it was quite warm in the room so it was hard to relax. I also felt uncomfortable during the massage since my masseuse was clearly sick. She was breathing really hard and starting coughing towards the end.

I came here a couple of times and their massage was great. However, what makes me not want to come…read moreback is the following: I absolutely second what another Yelper (Andy B.) mentioned in his review -- they give you a disappointed face when you already give them a fairly reasonable amount of tips. This doesn't make me want to go back. Don't get me wrong. The massage was great here, but the pushy face that they gave me when I was at the cashier -- it just did not make me feel like I deserved their pushy attitude and face.

N A N C Y, Did an amazing job with deep tissue full body massage! Highly recommended, their open on…read moreSundays with plenty of parking lot. Safe and clean neighborhood, clean and well presentable facility. Very professional.

The work here has always been top notch. That is not in question. Definitely come here if you want…read morea solid, deep tissue massage. That being said, as a general rule if you don't want any snarky comments or get shit on, don't tip less than a $20 for an hour or less than $25-30 for 90 minutes and even then $25 is pushing it, or you'll get attitude. I've been tipping a solid $20 for several years now, even back when people thought $10 was cool. Today we did a 90 and my wife didn't have cash so I gave her a $20 and we definitely received some snark. (My wife's therapist grabs the $20, looks at it for a few seconds, then in an incredulous voice looks at me and goes "how long your massage, 90?" The English wasn't perfect but I got the message, loud and clear) I managed to find another $5 and got a snarky "thanks" with some stank in the voice. I get it. Inflation is up, the economy is down, and it ain't 2018 anymore. I'm actually in agreement these ladies need to be tipped well for the job they do. But today's snark made it awkward and weird af. We enjoyed coming here for years because the massage has been consistently good, no question. But the attitude today has made it too weird to continue coming here, frankly it was a little annoying and embarrassing. I wish them well and definitely come here if you want solid bodywork done, but expect some snark if you forget your cash (guess I could have Venmoed). We have been coming here for several years and literally just moved to the area really close to this location, but we won't be coming back here for massage.

I've been going to Lucky Foot Relaxation Massage for quite some time now, and I can honestly say…read moreevery therapist I've worked with has been experienced, knowledgeable, professional, and very well trained. What I appreciate most is that they take the time to understand my specific focus areas and adjust the massage based on what my body needs that day. They really listen and tailor the session to what works best for me, whether it's deep tissue focus, recovery, or overall relaxation. And then they always take time to make me feel comfortable. Another thing that stands out is their flexibility and customer service. Many times I've reached out last minute because I happened to be nearby or wanted to book same day, and they've often been able to accommodate me with therapists ready to go. Consistently professional, clean, reliable, and high quality service. Highly recommend.

I had a very uncomfortable experience here and would not return…read more First, the tipping process felt extremely pressured and inappropriate. I had already planned to leave a tip, but when it wasn't what they considered their "minimum," I was questioned about it and even laughed at. That alone was unprofessional, but it didn't stop there. The front desk staff then pulled out a tip sign that was hidden behind another sign--something that should have been clearly visible from the start if it's truly their policy. On top of that, I was charged more on my card than what I was told. Fifteen percent does not equal twenty percent, and that kind of discrepancy is unacceptable. To make matters worse, the towels used during the service had a noticeable mildew smell, especially the one placed on my face, which completely took away from what should have been a relaxing experience. Overall, between the lack of transparency, pressure around tipping, being overcharged, and poor hygiene standards, this was not a professional or comfortable environment. I would not recommend this place.