They know what they are doing!!! Got a same day appointment…read moreon their website. No additional waiting upon arrival, the room was comfortably warm, they used the right amount of pressure and worked my whole body (scalp to toe).

Rip off and bad service. I don't recommend. The whole time was an attempt to upsell how much better…read moreit will be for a longer session.

Linda gives an incredible massage, her hands are magical and she has one of the best flows I have…read moreexperienced, goes nice and deep, finds all of your problem areas and works them out, you can always tell a really experienced masseuse, highly recommend, will be back

I was a walk-in and they were apparently busy. Wanted an hour. They were able to do 30 min. It felt…read morerushed, but, nearly got the job done. (I have a lot of tough knots) I'd give them another try if I can get a full hour or 90 min.

Total rip off. Do not recommend. All they try to do is take your money and not provide you the…read moreadequate amount of service and had the nerve to ask for a $100 tip. Won't be back.

From the owner: Deep massage ,walk on backread more

Awesome, very relaxing massage. One of the best I had so far. I left feeling so much better. David…read morealso gave good tops to help cope with my pain. Definitely would recommend!

David was great in addressing my needs and helping me with other issues I was having relating to…read morepossibly carpal tunnel. He was attentive & always asked if what he was doing was ok for me. The 90 min massage was great & I felt terrific afterwards. I highly recommend David & will be going back to him for additional work to be done!

Nice. I got a gift certificate for my birthday. It was very relaxing. A bit expensive but free to…read moreme. So thanks kids.

Booked a heated salt stone massage with therapist Bonnie. Upon entering, the spa is bright and…read morepretty modern with lots of products. However, the change, massage, and relaxation rooms were all dated and drab in my opinion. But, it's about the experience. Everyone was friendly, and the massage was absolutely perfect! At 1st, I thought she was a bit too soft, but she gradually built up to the pressure I requested. She was extra attentive to my problem areas, but didn't neglect others. It wasn't rushed at all, and I got my money's worth. Pricing is on par for the experience, and I will definitely return.

Great massage at a great price! Very relaxing. It's great to have your tension relieved.read more

If you're looking for a great massage at a reasonable price then Ya Tai is the way to go. There are…read moreseveral options for you in terms of the type of massage you'd like and the time spent. Staff were nice and courteous and the deep tissue massage is absolutely awesome. Thought it would be a challenge for the masseuse to handle a bigger individual like myself, but I can say from the experience that I was pleasantly surprised as I was left with little to no soreness and a bit more flexibility. The location is fine and parking is ample enough. It's definitely a small interior space, but that's solely on how I personally judge spaces. If there's one thing that I would recommend to them is to look into a better, bit more comfortable massage table; it was a bit too hard on my back, but that could be because I'm a bit bigger, and heavier than most folks.

Woke up in pain, low energy, feeling blah. Saw Miriam's posts previously on my town FB page and…read moreknew today was the day. Conveniently located off of Church Road. There is plenty of parking. She is located on the upper floor of a chiropractor office. The room is appropriately and calmly decorated to provide good energy. There is little to no sound from the outside and others in the building. She talked to me before the massage to review the information I had provided on the intake form, asked me specifically about my needs, and talked about some of her techniques. During a massage she asked about pressure and my level of comfort with the temperature of the warmed bed. I walked out a new and better person. Her various techniques, ability to read energy and know my needs and focus on problem areas transformed me back to my aligned, energized self. I have gotten massages at five star resorts in Arizona and the Caribbean, at local places here in the South Jersey area, and this is by far one of the best. She wrote down tips and information for products without trying to sell me anything like other spas do. I'll defintely be a regular and I highly recommend.

Miriam is very knowledgeable about the energy work. I had a lot of body aches and feelings of…read morefatigue, but she was able to ease those pain and energize me after each session. She was kind enough to take me to a crystal store and teach me what would be helpful to me. I would've returned and gone more frequently, if it weren't for my change of schedule. Thank you again, Miriam! Hope to see you when our schedules line up again.

The facility was clean and cool on a hot day. I went there with back pain and after the hour…read moremassage I had felt much better. The therapist was asking questions about what was the area of pain. She was very attentive and polite. I Would go there again and recommend to anyone interested in a qaulify experience.

The East is Red takes its name from the historic theme song for the Chinese Cultural Revolution of…read morethe 1960s. It is also the name of two films about the entire revolutionary course in 20th Century China, from the Japanese invasion in 1938, through Civil War in 1948 and the founding of the Communist regime by Mao Zedong and his fellows in 1949. Thus, it is an odd name for a Chinese spa, where everything is peaceful and relaxing. Nonetheless, the traditional heavy hand massage delivered by Lisa was very good. At $55 for an hour of hands, forearms, elbows and pointed fingers in all the sensitive points in my shoulders, neck, and legs, it was a reasonable deal. Suburban places are never as cheap as in the city, but neither are long drives and parking searches conducive to therapeutic efforts. So, I was quite satisfied. It would be a nice gesture if hot tea or cut fruit were offered at the end of the massage, as is done in China. Here, a small paper cup of cold water would have to do. UPDATE: APRIL 22, 2016 - This visit was a little strange. There is an older gentleman sitting in the waiting room with a pile of papers. He has no apparent connection with the spa, except that when I walked in this time he asked if there was anything he could do for me. His tone was mildly chilly with an undertone of hostility. I guess he works there, but his demeanor is off-putting. My guess, he is married to one of the masseuses. Next, the woman who showed me to the massage room, and was still waiting there when I returned from a stop in the restroom, was not the woman who gave me the massage. She was fine, but I like to be introduced to the person who is going to work on me. I don't enjoy it becoming a shell game. Finally, although they accept credit card payments, this time I was charged a few extra bucks for using one. This is something I have seen in other Chinese places, but there is usually a sign or verbal notice that this is being done. Not here. Not sure I want to go back.