Best foot massage ever!! Highly recommend! My feet were so…read moresore from walking around Niagra Falls and Toronto that I googled New Happy Feet. Anna was amazing ! She really knows about feet. I'm so glad I came .

I went to New Happy Feet for a foot massage and the experience was amazing. Jenny applied just the…read moreright amount of pressure and my feet feel great. I will definitely visit when I am in the area!

I've been a client at Bayview RMT for years now. Their location is accessible (a 5 min walk from…read morethe Bayview TTC subway station), their hours are convenient (7 days a week, 8am-9pm), their booking system is user-friendly, and their treatment rooms are spacious, quiet and clean. But more than anything, their RMTs are top-notch: skilled, professional, pleasant. Special shoutout to Manuela, who has helped me deal with various aches and pains all these years. I think the best way to describe how Manuela treats you is she listens with her hands - she never just goes through the motions or just sticks to a checklist. While she asks you at the start where the problematic areas are, she is also always hyper-aware as she goes through the treatment on areas you never thought needed a bit more work. Would highly highly recommend Manuela and Bayview RMT.

Rebecca is excellent!! Always leave feeling rejuvenated after a session with her! Highly recommendread more

Literally just had the most amazing first experience at a Japanese headspa. My friend discovered…read morethis place through TikTok and we were so happy that our treatment lived up to the hype!!! Upon entering you're warmly greeted with luxurious aromatherapy and a super clean and modern atmosphere. The reception swaps your shoes out and provides these comfy foam slippers to walk around the spa with. We booked a room for two for just the headspa service, which was nicely lit and smelled amazing with relaxing music. Lily and Tina serviced us, these ladies gave such a wonderful massage and scalp treatment and treated us like royalty. Usually I get pretty anxious and tense when I'm approached with unfamiliar physical contact but they both did an amazing job at setting a relaxing tone. I literally almost fell asleep (and I'm usually ALWAYS on high alert/tense) because it felt so good. THEY WERE GETTING UP IN THERE. Ever heard of that tiktok audio "FUHHH U DIGGIN IN MEEE"? lmao thats literally what kept replaying in my head as she worked my scalp. Everything from the robes, blankets, bed, and products were a 10/10 it was so easy to lose track of time. My friend and I both agreed that hour went by so quick lol! My hair looks and feels amazing after the final blow dry; they used dysons so it wasn't overly hot or loud. Also bonus points for the little snacks and drinks they provided, so cute. Pricing was a breeze and I definitely felt like we got a great deal. They are a new spa however so I'm expecting prices to increase over time but even still now is definitely a great time to book for the value! They also offer other services like a full body massage, foot massage, facials, and RMT massage (double the price because they are licensed massage therapists). Will 100000% be returning and recommending to everyone! TIPS: 1: Parking and entrance is at the VERY BACK of the building. 2: Bring cash!! It's not required (they take tap to pay and card) but it will save you 10% off your total. They have an ATM if you want to pull money. 3: You have the option to receive a headspa treatment with their brand new massage beds for the same price as being on a normal massage bed, but they are very popular and first come first serve so the receptionist recommended calling ahead of time.

I decided to try Fans Head Spa again after I wasn't completely satisfied during my first visit. I…read morehave to say this time, I was very happy with the service from beginning to end. The lady who I had today for my head spa was Linda. She was very friendly and gave exceptional service. The head massage was very relaxing and I liked how I had the room to myself. The head massage starts with some aromatherapy and deep breathing followed by the head massage. They then wash your hair twice, condition, and rinse it off. Afterwards, you get a shoulder massage. Once the massage is done, you go to another room where you get your hair blow dried. They have Dyson hair dryers and use salon products like the Revlon and Moroccan Oil. I noticed on their website that they mention you might be sharing a room. However, if you don't want to share a room you just have to mention it in your booking. Good to know since I wasn't aware the first time around. Linda made my spa visit very enjoyable that I will definitely book with her in the near future.

Andi is the best massage therapist there is , hands down . I have had back surgery and chronic pain…read moreand anytime I visit Andi I feel like a new woman , I'm walking straight and the pain is gone. I highly recommend her and I find her approach to her business highly professional. If I could give a seven star rating I would.

Best massage therapist in the area i work in the industry and have had alot of massage but Miss…read moreHersh is the best.Spends alot of time with clients and good with follow up care.

This is a higher end luxurious spa. Staff are polite and professional from the time from reserving…read morethe time you arrive and leave. The experience is equivalent to what you would receive in a luxury hotel. My therapist provided a deep tissue therapeutic massage and I asked for a firm one. Yao had a great technique and I feel very at ease and energized. Facilities are neat and stunning. Nice touches include new age Chinese erhu music and finished with peppermint green tea.

Located in a plaza a bit north of hwy7/ Kennedy with lots of parking…read more Got recommended this spa from a friend after negative experience at a nearby spa. Have been going here several times with different masseuse and enjoy most of their massages. Definitely a relaxing experience and they end up giving you a sweet camomille tea as you pay. Yes, they'll ask if you're okay with 15% for tip but I haven't had an incident where I wanted to change it.

This is Taiwanese massage. They walk on your back. They are extremely good with their massages…read more(very strong fingers and toes). They don't speak much English. They like to talk to each other if they are in adjoining rooms. They provide RMT (with receipt) and NON-RMT massages. Example of prices: One-hour RMT=$75 and non-RMT=$57. The also do foot massage, cupping, and scrapping.

Went here a couple times to get a massage. Overall would rate the quality as... alright. Service…read moreis kind of a hit or miss. I've had CiCi and Ava who did a good job, especially when I agreed for them to walk on my back, it really helped! Although I went with a friend who had the opposite experience. She was in a room directly infront of the reception counter, so her massager decided to leave the door half open so she could talk to the receptionist while she worked....taking away from the relaxing experience all together, and removing the privacy factor... So again, kinda hit or miss, but I've gotten used to the place so I guess I'm keep going back for now to see if it improves in service.

After working my way east on Dundas from Spadina, trying out the different massage joints, it…read morelooked like Vivi was the end of the line. But the tour isn't over, as across the street are more choices. Since this one, Evergreen Beauty looks to be the first one coming from the east, on the north side of Spadina, I went inside, at this basement spot and was greeted by Jessica, hailing from Beijing, China. I opted for the usual combo, 30 min reflexology and 60 minutes shiatsu. Her technique was quite good and she was able to muster some decent pressure which is what I was after. At this point I have to admit that I'm getting a little confused about which one is which as they are all starting to look very similar. To add to the confusion, some of the staff move around so if you find someone you would like to use again, you need to ask for their card and contact. They sometimes work at one spa, and then move to a different one in the area so you need to ask for their availably and not assume anything. As well, their business cards may be from another spa, and not the one you were in. And since their technique and training vary widely, it helps to know what you're in for. The reflexology was done in the massage room, which wasn't quite as good since she skipped the soaking in hot water part, which is good in that there's more time for massage, but bad in that the soaking seems to help relax your feet and feels great! Ask about the soaking when you put in your order as you can choose to have the feet first, or vice versa. And ask if they include soaking in the procedure. Nice spot in the north strip of Chinatown!

Enjoyed a 30 minute foot and 60 minute body massage. The pressure was great and I fell asleep…read morebecause I was so relaxed. I felt she knew where my muscles were tense versus going through the motions.

I came to this place due to the stellar reviews. Was greeted warmly by the staff. Unfortunately the…read moremanager did not know about the promotion they were offering on Yelp for a free 10 minute shoulder massage. I decided to do the 30 minute foot reflexology with the 10 minute shoulder massage and then get the free 10 minutes added on to it. At the time I went, it was $40 total. The place was clean and the rooms were private. Seating area looked very nice. I really enjoyed my foot rub but I did find the shoulder massage was mediocre. I don't think the therapist was targeting the right spots. Perhaps getting one of the other staff might have been better. Other than that, it was a good price.

Blue Sky Health Center is in the middle of the Dundas strip of Chinatown on the north side between…read moreSpadina and Beverley around the AGO where this area kinda ends. My first impression is that this is the most legit spa I've seen in Chinatown so far. Even their business card says "accept insurance" on it so someone there must have a RMT license and adhere to the rules enough to keep their license. The other thing that gave me a more elevated impression about Blue Sky is that they have some expensive looking gear in there. Not that I know what it's for but it looks impressive. Now that I've tried reflexology, I'm hooked on that and find it relaxing and a great way to get in the mood for a massage. It helps to be in the right mood for a massage to be effective. If it takes a half hour into the massage to get that way, then that's less time for the massage to do the most good. I had a smartly-dressed more mature woman named Lucy take care of me, and she told me to try and sleep or relax with the reflexology and turned the lights right down to pretty dark which was great and worked a treat. Since they tend to massage up your calves it's almost a good idea to take your pants off, or wear light sweatpants so they aren't fighting their way down during the reflexology. Next the massage and her technique was quite impressive. She wasn't a large person but amazingly strong and could boss my body around without a problem. I appreciated how she could grab a leg or other part and shake it like you sometimes want to shake sense into someone (but can't) and in this case my body needed some sense shaken into it, so wow I'll be considering Lucy as my go-to for the best value in Chinatown massage done right! I didn't see it on the sign in the room, but at the desk they listed a 90-min massage as an option, which would be awesome especially coupled with another 30-min of reflexology beforehand. Recommended!