The massage is good so I threw down a cash tip which amounted to about 17%. The masseuse said over…read moreand over again,,"20 percent. 20 percent." There is a language barrier so I added a few bucks. I told them that if they are going to demand a certain amount of gratuity they need to put it on the price board. I grew up with the idea that tipping is at the discretion of the patron and not all service is equal. This exchange at the end ruined the experience for me. I will not return. There are a million massage parlors around so the competition is fierce.

Good massage but bad customer service & entitlement regarding tipping, therefore, I would not…read morereturn. When I typed in a 20% tip (for a 2 hour service), she cancelled the exchange & said, "It was 2 hours." There was a minor language barrier, so I thought there may have been some confusion, but when she re-did the exchange & asked how much I wanted to tip, I again gave an amount slightly over 20%, & she typed in $10 higher than what I stated - at least a 30% tip, if not more. At that point, I didn't care enough to argue it.

I've been receiving regular medical massages from Younhee since last year to help manage body pain…read morefrom a chronic illness, and every session has brought me relief. She truly seems to have a magic touch. Whenever I mention a specific area that feels painful or tight, she carefully focuses on it, and I always leave feeling noticeably better and looser than when I came in. She has become such an important part of my healing journey, and I'm incredibly grateful to have found her. I've tried other massage therapists before, but the pressure was often either too light or too intense, sometimes leaving me sore for days afterward. Younhee consistently gets it just right. She is compassionate, skilled, attentive, and highly highly recommended.

What a horrible experience for a first time client . I book online for a massage today. I show up…read moreearly so that I can fill out any paperwork. Doors are locked, call them and was treated SO rudely. Didn't even get a chance to have the massage. The female on the other line, although hey state they open at 10 and I was there at 10:35, tells me she just got there. Ended up driving off because the person there clearly did not have time for me. All I can think is that they must have tons of business if they can turn away clients and be rude to them.

The therapist was knowledgeable, intuitive, and had magic fingers. They listened to what I needed…read moreand tailored the massage. I was skeptical about trying a new place, but I'm so glad I took the chance. Leaving feeling refreshed and renewed.

I'm not sure they're legit. Went in today. Sign on door says to enter from the back, where the…read moredoor is locked and you need to ring a bell. Lady answered in a lacy dress with a cover. Cover came off right away and she brought me in a room. I asked for a foot massage, and they don't do those, although it looked like they have chairs. I asked for a menu of services and prices, and all of the sudden she didn't understand me, but kept telling me to come in the room with her. I didn't stay as I was looking for a good, high-quality massage and wasn't sure that's what I'd get here.

*Part 2 of 2* 1/26/25…read moreTHE MASSAGE: Cici (The Blonde in the light pink dress who squeezed my glutes) my therapist liked the feel of my skin and complimented me on this. She has obviously been in the dark dark massage palor longer that I, so she saw more details of my body than I could see her. Only her dress stood out in this dark dark room with the dark dark setting mood. Cici began her preliminary massage targeting my neck and shoulders. The amount of pressure she used was fantastic. She checked with me to see if I needed more, less or the same pressure. I appreciated this. I noticed when Cici talked, her pronunciations of every word she spoke was crystal clear. This woman is more than she appears to be. She sound like one of my college professor from Marshall University. Cici moved down to my lower back and glutes without using oil or lotion. Remember, this is still the preliminaries of the massage. Kneading my back and butt felt great with steady pressure. There were times Cici climbed on the table to apply more pressure and this was welcomed. Cici got down to my calves and feet, but did not go 100% in on my feet. This was targeted for later on.. When the preliminaries ended, oil was rubbed on to her hands to warm the oil up before applying it to my skin. Cici started back again on my neck and worked on my shoulders and neck. From time to time Cici asked some questions to pass the time. Once again Cici's knowledge of the English language was on expert level. I think she knows more things than she let's on in front of her colleague Anna. The back massage with oil was great, but not enough ws used on the glutes. The feeling of friction started happening and I asked for more oil. Cici obliged. Cici switch up her strokes, pressure and styles for the massage she was doing. This came in handy while massaging my shoulder, chest and stomach. The massage was getting good when my hour ended. This was to be 90 minutes which was cut short. I did see one guy waiting for his massage who had fallen asleep waiting for Cici to finish with me. My wife's massage ended up being longer, because Anna had to answer the door when guest came calling. My wife also said she saw Anna paying more attention to watching the clock then massaging her. There is a name for this. Clock Watcher or CW. Nevertheless, I guess Anna preferred massaging men than women. Possibly not massaging couples together or individually. This is just a guess. The cost dropped down to $140 with a $20 tip for each lady. Both lady were very polite dispite the non commitment of the 90 minutes we wanted to get. We might just come back here again. I look forward to reading someone else Review on here. Overall, I give this place 4 stars, but 5 stars for the very convenient parking area for this business.

Walked in an no one was there. The lady insisted on $40 for 30 minutes. Not sure she spoke too much…read moreEnglish but when I asked if they had a 1 hr slot, she repeated the $40 for 30 minutes and coughed on me...yuck. I ran out of there.

Great deep tissue massage here. I nearly didn't find the place. Parking is free. This biz has been…read morearound a while. Staff are very kind. i think it was Anna. One-hour massage, felt like 20 minutes. i might have fallen asleep, even though she worked my back hard, where i need help every month or so from a water-skiing accident i had 30 years ago. Very good service. Go for the one-hour, deep tissue massage. Highly recommended.

weird experience…read more. so confused but today walking into my first appointment the lady came into the lobby and looked at me like i was not a human and then was like "30 minutes?" a nod to my appointment type .. she led me into the treatment room and said "ready now" and slammed the door shut again with a disdained look on her face. i was so confused and knew i was not going to be able to relax or feel safe for the next 30 minutes so i walked out, and she didn't even look surprised that i was leaving just said "bye." racist? maybe. idk. bad vibes. never have i ever walked out of an appointment before.

This is my favorite spa. The owner is an amazing massage therapist. She intuitively identified…read moreevery knot and area of tension and patiently worked each of them out. And she has the calmest energy. I am a lawyer and have twins and am often just a ball of stress when I see her. Every time I go -'it feels like a vacation. I cannot recommend this place highly enough. It is outstanding.

First , I always visit this particular massage ever since and they don't disappoint, you can…read moreschedule an appointment or just easily walk in, Amy is the best there is, Recommend,

Booked a 90 minute massage with Miya and she didn't want to work the tension that I had on my body…read more Miya was complaining to Amy in Chinese which I thought it was rude. Amy ended up giving me a massage for 40 minute. Thank you Amy. I had to get additional massage somewhere else afterward because my back had tension. I wouldn't recommend booking with Miya. she seems rude.

Great place and they take insurance!…read more This is not the correct address though. The office has moved so call for the updated location. Carrie is amazing. She is a great masseuse with strong hands and isn't afraid to get into the deep tissue if that's what you need. She is very knowledgeable about the body, muscles, tissue, etc. and will massage you as needed (sorry freaks, no Happy Endings here). I love her sense of humor, and she has a great laugh. If talking isn't your thing she will let you fall asleep too! I've fallen asleep many times. She's hard to get an appointment with because she is booked in advance, so be flexible when calling to request an appointment. She takes medical insurance which is a bonus. I highly recommend Evergreen and am shocked this is the first review.

I scheduled my first massage 3 weeks ago. I arrived 10 minutes early, just to make sure I didn't…read morekeep the massage therapist waiting. I see a therapist walk in the door 10 minutes later. At this point, there's only the receptionist, the therapist and myself in the whole office, so of course I assume she is my massager therapist for that appointment. (she was) 15 minutes later she comes out and apologizes for not realizing that my appointment started 15 minutes ago. She thought it started a half hour later than it did. Ok fine, it happens. After the appointment, the therapist doesn't give me any guidance on how often I should be coming in (it was for a medical condition), and the receptionist does NOT offer to schedule my next appointment. Confused, I say I'll call to make my next appointment. I finally get around to calling a week and a half later, and I make an appointment for the following Tuesday at 10am. I receive a follow up call the Friday before to confirm, which I do. I call again on Tuesday, because I didn't put it on my calendar for some reason. The receptionist basically tells me "what appointment?" Now I know I scheduled SOMETHING with a therapist by the name of Kyle, but she shows absolutely NOTHING on her calendar for that week, or even last week (I asked in case I had the week wrong). She then tells me that Kyle has an opening the next day at the same time (10-11am). I tell her I'll take it. I show up at 9:45am the next day and I sit there. She says hello, but doesn't ask me about my appointment or anything. 5 minutes later Kyle walks in. (I know it's him because she calls him by name). He goes into the office and starts doing whatever it was he was doing. At 10am he walks out, and into a massage room, again fiddling with something. Not a word to me about the appointment or anything. Not an "I'll be right with you" or anything. At this point another client walks in and sits down. at 10:07 (still 7 minutes past the appointment time) Kyle walks out of the massage room, and calls the other client in! Ummm......what?!! I ask the receptionist "who I am scheduled with? I thought it was with Kyle?" To which she replies "from 11-12." Say what? And you couldn't have told me this earlier? Did you think I just really wanted to wait in your lovely waiting room for over an hour? I tell her I can't do that appointment time, so just cancel it. She says "ok. sorry." Seriously. That's all you've got to say to me? Never ever going there again. I get that mistakes happen, but the Customer Service STILL has to be there. I expect to be greeted by the receptionist, and asked my name so she can verify my appointment. I expect that if you have a client scheduled at 10am, and you're NOT ready at that time, that you go to the client and say at the very least "I'll be with you in a few minutes." I expect that if someone comes in for a medical appointment, that the therapist at the very least tells the client the best treatment of that condition, such as "we should probably see you 2-3 times a week for a few weeks and see if you see any improvement." and I certainly expect the receptionist to at least ASK me if I'd like to schedule my next appointment before I leave their office, because let's face it, how many people are going to proactively call YOU to schedule something? If you want my business, you should probably be scheduling my next appointment right after my current appointment.