I very much enjoyed my time here…read more While not especially high end, I found the space to be clean and well maintained. Unlike other Korean spas, they do not have a proper restaurant. They sell pre-packaged Ramen bowls for $10. The facilities are simple and cozy -- a lounge area with lockers, couches, and a tv, a bathroom, a 'sleeping' room, as well as a wet area that includes an open shower area and a steam room. The co-ed section is even more cozy -- two saunas and a small lounge. On the day I visited, I found my fellow spa-goers to be friendly and open, and from what I gathered from chatting with folks, that seems to be the norm. I'll certainly be back at some point.

Okay ya'll you can NOT beat these prices. King sauna and Sojo spa are often PACKED with people and…read morethe prices are getting high (around $70 just for admissions on weekends). The admission at this place is ONLY $35. They have a steam room, hot clay room, a salt room and resting areas. I've been a couple of times by myself and my partner. It feels super cozy and private, definitely recommend coming with some friends for a girl's spa day.

My sister gifted my girlfriend and I a couples massage for Christmas and we redeemed it this week…read morefor our anniversary. All-in-all it was a great experience. Even with the gift voucher they charged a $50 tax and service fee which they asked for up front. Kind of odd to me, but at least it wasn't sprung on us at the end. The place is very clean and the massage itself was really good. I prefer it strong and my masseuse was able to do that.

I am sorry to write this review. I have been going to this spa since 2000 when they were located on…read moreMain Street. I went about two years ago at this new location and was not impressed and my experience recently confirmed they are more concerned about making money than providing good service. We called for an appointment and we were told to come. When we got there the elevator was not working (not working for several days) but was not told ahead of time. If they and they did - tell your customers ahead of time. The service was just okay and has fallen off considerably. There was no other customers and I could tell why. There are many options for Korean spa and they should be explored. It's not worth the cost. A facial in the dark which consists of putting something on your face is not what I paid for It's not a good for what you paid for

Came here in 2024 for my bachelorette and had hotel rooms and this time I came back with my husband…read morefor the day! Pretty consistent experiences and still enjoyed all the different pools and saunas. Love the tangerine ice cream and still love the deluxe scrub. Such a great way to spend the day with loved ones. For $120 for the day and $180 (with gratuity) for the scrub, I wish I was treated the way the spa treatment individuals were treated. They pushed us away from valet parking and we walked a little ways over. We were treated very well by all the employees.

First time at this Americanized Korean Spa. The place has valet parking or you can park in their…read morelot which is like a block away. When you walk in, a security guard is there to check your bags and such. They won't allow outside liquids but have water filling stations all around. After the security guard, you have to put your shoes in the locker. You then go upstairs to the 3rd floor where there is a girls and boys section for changing. Compared to an actual Korean spa, you have to bring your bathing suit. They have changing room areas all around the locker room. The inside has a ton of showers (both Korean style and American). They have an indoor sauna in the girls side and a couple hot tubs. Then you can go out to the outdoor areas. They had a cold waterfall. There were also several unisex hot tubs. This place also has a quiet area to lounge, several saunas with different medical properties, and a gym. The amenities here can go on and on. They definitely balance health with adding a coworking space. It's also interesting they have an infinity pool that shows NYC from the rooftop. The place also has a seasonal grill area and other food court options so you don't have to leave.

This is our regular local massage parlor. It's a very decent massage at a great price! Nothing…read morefancy, but honestly compared to overpriced spas (that charge 4x as much), I feel this is a good deal.

Hubby and I decided to get a massage one Sunday and were looking for a 3 pm appointment. I found…read moreTaiji via Yelp and we called the Fair Lawn location but they didn't have availability. They told us they had a Pal Park location that had the time slot we wanted, but it was two single rooms (which was fine by us), so we booked that one instead. The space (lobby area and rooms) looks a lot more modern and newer than most other similar massage places. The massage itself was good. My masseuse checked in a few times to make sure the pressure was fine. There are also hot stones included in the $50/hour massage. Overall, it was a good experience and I would come back, especially since it feels clean. Tip - it's located on a Main Street, so there is no parking lot but it wasn't too busy in the area during the time we went, so street parking is not impossible. Just make sure you leave enough time between finding parking and your appointment time.

Checked out Paradise Spa and it's much more low key and felt really clean, though it is smaller…read morecompared to King Spa in the area. I booked the Paradise Premium package for my husband's birthday, which included a 40 min Korean body scrub, a 1 hr deep tissue massage, and a 1hr foot reflexology massage. My only complaint was that they purposely assigned three different staff members for the three different services, which felt a bit disruptive. On the bright side, I really enjoyed my female scrubber and masseuse by Linda and Nancy, though I didn't care for the male masseuse as much. For amenities, there are two main saunas in the co-ed area. I loved the clay mud ball room, it was a unique twist! They also have a Himalayan salt room, which was enjoyable, though it didn't get very hot. Just a heads up, inside the shower locker area, there is a hot tub and a steam room, which is a fully nude zone

I took my best friend here last minute with intentions of exploring the different rooms and soaking…read morein the jacuzzi/hot tub. & long story short, we had a great time until it was time to leave and the demand from their staff for tips, what felt like we were being " watched" ( as if we would run off without paying), and the rudeness when they misplaced my friends ID & got upset with us. So long story short, after planning to return in a few weeks, we will NEVER go back. When you check in you have to give your credit/debit card, or ID, or car keys in order to be given an electronic locker key to keep your belongings. You then select a spa "outfit" (pants and shirt) in your size. In the next area you remove your shoes and put them in a cubby. Then a super fast run through by a woman with a heavy Asian accent, so you barely understand. Then you find out that the showers , hot & cold pool ( because they don't have a jacuzzi/hot tub as advertised) is all NUDE! Lol

Amazing Korean Skincare Spot! 10/10 I found an incredible…read moreKorean skincare spa. My therapist, Helen, was fantastic. Her hand techniques were amazing, and she was so thorough. She kept checking in to make sure I felt good and wasn't in any pain. I left feeling completely relaxed and refreshed. If you've been curious or are looking for a Korean skincare spa, I highly recommend this place. It's a must-try. You'll leave feeling glowy and rejuvenated. I'll definitely be coming back whenever I'm in NJ. All the staff are very friendly and made me feel so comfortable. The spa is super clean and well-maintained. It's located on the 4th floor of Rodeo Plaza. A hidden gem you shouldn't miss!

Lia is amazing. I get the 90 minute microdermabrasion hydro facial and love it…read more Her massage technique is similar to a lymphatic drainage massage so my face looks lean, toned & fresh. Strongly recommend

I just don't understand the hype…read more My husband and I had another massage place cancel on us unexpectedly, so we were on the hunt for another place that could accommodate us last minute. I was heartened by the happy reviews and surprised to see how affordable the massages were. That should have been my first warning sign. Upon arrival, the space seemed clean enough. The first floor is more of a waiting room (with a couch upon which the proprietor was laying down and phone scrolling when we arrived), and the upstairs space is dedicated to the actual massage rooms. There are a few rooms with multiple beds, and these, too, were laid down with towels and clean looking blankets. But the massage itself was terrible. My male masseuse's technique had zero finesse. The first part of my hour-long massage was through a thin sheet, and his general method was to rub the same spot over and over again until it felt raw and I was plaintively begging him to use less pressure. You'd think adding oil would make things better, but no. That's when he turned my various limbs into a clumsy slip-and-slide experience for his hands and forearms. I quickly regretted adding the extra 10 minutes for a foot massage, during which he somehow uncovered all the pain points of my feet with his knuckles. At one point, he even smacked my bottom. I'd like to see the massage training book that recommends that kind of practice. Over on the other table, my husband had a slightly better experience. But during a couple's massage, it never feels good when the two masseuses whisper to each other in another language and burst into barely disguised snickers throughout. The final nail in the coffin was when my husband's masseuse laughed outright after he yelped because she put freshly hot stones on his back. Since our experience was so different from all the other customers, it's possible we just pulled the short straws from the deck with our masseuses. But I believe we got what we paid for and suffice it to say it won't be a repeat experience.

Great experience! Staff were friendly and technics were on point. Environment was very chill and…read morequiet. Would definitely recommend

I am taking the time to write this review because it's either so bad or so good. This place gets…read morethe latter accolade. I wish I can keep this gem all to myself but then I thought why not share the love and promote supporting local businesses such as this massage place. Don't be misled by the current storefront name "Moonlight Spa." It's legit and no-nonsense spa that really does the service impeccably and the place immaculate. Front-desk: Cindy or Jordan in the front does not push for services. I personally love the hospitality and no frills kind of welcome I get and the nice gesture of their offering of room temp Poland Spring water post-massage. It's no Pelligrino but hey in Asian culture you should not shock your system with cold water especially after a massage. Massage: I like the deep and hard tissue massage thrice in this place so far usually by older women and they are strong and know where to dig through your knots. Being in a cavewoman posture and hands tingling pins and needles from my "desk" job, I find relief with their technique -- it's like they know where to ease the pain and address my pressure points. All in all I feel like a pretzel from the massage and I sleep like a baby that night afterwards. Of course, you can request them to go deep or go light with the massage! I find them very attentive. Place: It's accessible by public transpo (there's Uber, too). I like to be on peds though, you'll pass by local shops regardless which direction you are coming from. The place itself is very clean, minimalistic (I find clutter anxiety-provoking.) I find zen here though the seats for foot massage could use a visual update. The massage rooms are simple and neat. I love and feel comfortable with the thoughtful positioning of pads and sanitary covers because Covid and Monkeypox are real! I also appreciate the fact that they offered me a mask when I forgot mine. I really think wearing a mask for venues like this should be an ongoing practice. Price: It all comes down to the $ at the end of the day and I find this place up to my standards and meeting my price point for an in and out kind of place -- you can spend a whole day here but certainly if you are on the go and want to get a message in during your lunch break, this is a good place for that. I think it's reasonable and they do give discount cards like loyalty points. Honestly, I'd love for them to have a loyalty program by referral! Other incentives: I love love how the hot stones come with the body massage. The sheets smells and look clean - trust me, I have high standards. The floors are mopped (you can tell) and the music is serene and calming. All in all, kudos to this establishment for what it offers and the service they give. I feel like a new person every time I leave this place and in better spirits than when I'm about to open the door. And yes, it is that good! This place is on top of my self-care list! When you go there, say Michelle's post on Yelp sent you here! :)

They were very nice and accommodating, however after 30 mins in I thought I was about to get up and…read moreleave. I have had many massages before but none like this, and usually they flow and feel good, even deeper massages usually can be intense and then there is usually a release, I pretty much was in pain and could not even relax. The next day I had bruising all over. Totally felt beat up....i won't go back.