This is the best place is amazing. The foot massage is so very relaxing. If you have problems with…read moredry and cracking skin on your feet let the know. Then will make your feel as smooth as a baby's bottom.

Good foot massage place! I took one hour excellent foot massage. I feel much better now!…read more Highly recommend !

Prices seemed reasonable but to have a required minimum tip of 38% is ridiculous. Just raise your…read moreprices and stop with the unethical minimum tip amounts. Would recommend other spots in the area.

The BEST massage of my life... hands down!…read more If you're looking for a humble, unpretentious massage, look no further than Zhong Huang Spa. Again, this place is not fancy nor does it pretend to be. It doesn't need to be when magical hands abound to give you the amazing massage that you deserve. Sure, the masseuses may talk some to each other through the wall while you are getting massages, but I just tuned it out. They are speaking a language I don't understand, so I just tuned it out. And, yes, the rooms are small, so they have to slide the massage tables a bit to get all the way around you to work different areas... but, come on, it's NYC. Spaces here are small. Forget what the complainers are saying, and check this place out. It really is the real deal, and I highly recommend it to anyone. Oh, one final quick note: When we called to make an appointment, no one spoke English, so we took a risk and walked in. Luckily they had folks ready to massage. If you don't want to risk a wait, call up one of your Mandarin-speaking friends to help you make an appointment -- that's what I'm going to do next time!

A short walk away from downtown Flushing and tucked away down some stairs, you can find Coco Spa -…read morea clean, incredibly affordable, cash-only establishment that delivered the deep-tissue massage of my dreams. The highlights: - Moderately STRONG pressure and thorough massage technique common among Asian shops but hard to find among American chain shops. I came in towards the end of the day around 7pm and the pressure was fantastic. - Extremely reasonable prices. A full-body deep tissue was around $40 in December 2025. I live in Chicago and consider massages as a once or twice-a-year luxury, but I legitimately dream about flying back to visit Coco Spa. My NYC friends have visited and can attest to the quality. I cannot say enough good things about this place. If you have any hesitation, let these hard working folks massage it out at Coco Spa!

Professional front desk, clean and well maintained rooms and, most importantly, great massage. The…read moremasseuse really helped me loosen up glue and hamstring muscles.

One of the worst service experiences I've had in years! Not sure how this has a 5 star but we came…read morewith a 4pm appointment and we waited over 2.5 hours after the appointment time before getting the service!!! The facility seems nice but the staff is all over the place. After waiting 1.5 hour in the lobby room, they told us to go to the rooms which were not yet cleaned! We told them that they were used and they took another 30 min to clean and set up. Then when we laid in the room, we waited for another 30 min for a total of 2.5 hours. We had a dinner reservation for mother's Day and had to push it twice to fit this booking in. The worst part is we got zero apologies and when I complained the representative told me to stop asking and go back in the room. They didn't seem to care about our bad experience being so delayed in the least. Totally appaling experience.

Tried Tou Dou Tang for the first time for a scalp analysis and herbal shampoo massage. I went on a…read moreMonday evening and was surprised it was pretty empty. The scalp massage itself was great--the staff member who worked on me was skilled, and I felt relaxed throughout the entire process. I also really liked the bathroom decor, which added a nice touch to the overall experience. However, communication was a challenge. None of the staff spoke strong English, and there wasn't any visual guide or video to help explain the scalp analysis. It made it difficult to fully understand the results and recommendations. I ended up purchasing a scalp spray for $40, which I was told was 50% off from $80. I'm not entirely sure how accurate that was, especially after noticing the expiration date is October 2026--it left me a bit unsure about the value. In total, I paid around $180 including tip, which feels quite expensive for the experience. Overall, it's a relaxing treat, but probably more of an occasional self-care splurge rather than something I'd do regularly.

"That was the best massage I have ever had in my life," my iPhone said to Jenny in Mandarin while…read moreI was paying her $40 for an hour of Chinese massage. I tipped her $20! I've never done that before. I never thought about the difference in massage technique. I knew there was deep tissue massage and Swedish massage. I knew the people that worked there were Chinese but I didn't realize what type of massage I was about to have. As Jenny was working on me I realized how much my mind and body needed this. I thought This is what it means to take care of my needs. The massage felt wonderful, but medicinal too in a way.

Good massages. Looks like they remodeled since last year, however, I dont think I will be coming…read moreback. I tipped the guy and he demanded that I give him a minimun of $15 tip on a $35 massage. I also did not like the tone it was delivered in.

I went today and am terribly disappointed on how they treated me as an American, they were very…read moredishonest with me. They robbed me in a sneaky way because I was not Chinese. I came in because 3 weeks ago a man named Chin gave me a very good foot massage. I asked for him but he wasn't available. They said they had a good man for me and that he was very very good so I said ok. I asked for a one hour foot massage. He massaged me for just a little over 30 minutes , like 40 minutes then finished and waited by the exit, I paid for the 60 minutes and he made pretend he didn't understand English when I told him he didn't do the hour but I tipped him $15 anyway. He knew he only massaged for 30 minutes but let me pay for the hour because I was American. So he made more than the $15 tip because he kept the extra between the 30 minute massage and the 60 minutes massage. They took advantage of me because I was American . I am very disappointed with them, they put a dishonor on Chinese people. shame,shame, shame. If you are American. Stay away from.

This is one of my BEST Foot & Body massage places I've been to in Flushing. Their new location on…read more37th St 2nd flr(Main St) is much better than going to the basement of the BUSY Mall. It's best to pay a package of 12 sessions. I went to them for over 10 years. If you want the best massage, make an appt to see the Owner & pay $60/hr. Otherwise, the majority of the masseuses @ the Spa are strong & attentive. They also offer manicure& pedicure for$20. Plus, this is Not a place for Hanky Panky!

I was staying at the Renaissance next door for work and wandered over looking for a pedicure. Turns…read moreout it's a massage spa, so I went for a full body massage instead--and I'm so glad I did. The therapist really worked out all the knots and tension from traveling, and I left feeling so much lighter. The staff was friendly and the space was relaxing. Definitely a hidden gem if you're in the area!

Head spa with automatic water pressure for head and shoulder massage. Washing hair and conditioning…read moreit while getting the head and body massage & massage chair used for calf. My regular masseur is busy so I have tried this new Head Healing Massage for the first time. Very impressive and enjoyable experience. Will return for it again soon!

The place is closed, I tried to call them 3 times; there's no answer! Don't waist your time going…read morethere!

Easy to see why the reviews here are all over the board…read more This place is part hot mess, part disorganization--I'm being kind, and part dismay--wondering how it is they are still in business. Come at your own risk. And after saying that, I'll likely return, but bear with me. Tuesday: tried calling to make sure they were open as their hours were advertised as 11:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. every day of the week. Couldn't get an answer on a Tuesday so thought maybe just busy, took the subway down and walked the nearly mile one way, arriving at 4:30 p.m. Locked, not open. I call several times, finally get an answer: "we open at 6:00 p.m." Nope, not waiting around so away I go. Next day, Wednesday, around 5:00 p.m. start calling, get busy signals continuously, no answer. Arrive at 6:00 p.m., not open. Busy signals continue. Wait until 6:30 p.m., still closed, decided to go for a walk around the block and if they aren't open when I return I'm done. Return at 6:40 p.m., the door is open. WTF? Guy at the desk is 1st grade English level at best, but nice. Tries to explain what's available. Main hot sauna is out of order (turns out being totally rebuilt and looked quite nice). Other hot sauna out of order as well. Steam room working, he says "not very warm," which is correct. It's a freaking lung choking oven that when at full blast you can see about a foot. I sit near the door. Only three other people in the entire building I can see and two are in the pool, someone giving a swimming lesson to a kid and mister Eastern European. I keel over and I'm dead in 60 seconds. Obviously, this written just before that occurred. Kidding. I go in and out spending maybe 30-40 minutes in there. That purged the Burmese, Malaysian, Tibetan, Bangladeshi food downed earlier in the day. The "cold" pool mentioned by others was lukewarm. The hot whirpool just a little warmer than lukewarm, the main pool about what I'd expect. And alas, no one on staff to deliver the famed banya beating with branches. The story I came to experience will wait until another time. This place is frozen in time, say 1960. I saw no food being served but some that was left over on a dining table apparently from the day before or earlier. More of the hot mess. Finally, I chat with the guy running the place and he concedes things are in disarray, apologizes, says only pay what I wish. I gave him $20 for what was to be a $35 fee. And yes after all that, I'm sort of intrigued. If and when things hit all cylinders here, and a friend said they do, I can see it being pretty cool. Otherwise it operates about like I'd think a lot of things operate in Eastern Europe. One thing for sure, had there been vodka around after this experience, I'd have been into it. I'm not someone that likes vodka, but this experience made me want to do shots like a bunch of Russians doing the best to pickle their livers. To be continued. Maybe. If you come: I'd suggest bring cash only. Call ahead. They don't tell you they're open, don't show up. Looking for an upscale Hilton spa? This, most assuredly, is not it.