Much needed 40 minute-massage…read more We went to the the other Far East Massage location catty-corner from this location, but they said they were booked. I remembered my sister telling me that they have two locations in this corner so we pretty much just crossed the street. The restaurant next door must turn into a club on Friday nights because it was loud and we could feel the vibrations. We still enjoyed our super relaxing massage which took out knots and turned us into limp noodles of relaxation, but I'm writing it here so you don't expect silence.

50 dollar massage and you have to tip more than 5 dollars or else they start getting hostile and…read moretry to take your wallet. Yea no thanks! Massage was not that great. They use to give decent massage and I would tip Them.

I ran into this place by accident. I went across the street to the beauty salon to get my nails…read moredone but the girl was booked. Thank god! I was walking across the street when I saw this place. I thought that it was the same place that used to me on my side of the street, only that they had moved across the street, it turned out that they weren't. At least that's what I was told. The ambient was very clean and pleasant. The rooms were also clean and the massage table was very comfortable. The girl (Lina) giving me the massage was very nice and friendly. The massage itself was, hmmm, how can I put it? I guess a bit rough. But my understanding now is that that is the nature of the style. I was told once that you could be sore after a Thai massage. It's not the soft and gentle massage with oils that people think of when they visualize what a massage is like. They do those too, but I wanted the Thai massage. She said that Thai style is a very deep tissue type of massage. No kidding! I'm a medic and I got injured at work moving patients about 6 months ago. I've been on workers comp since then. I've been under the care of doctors since and I've seen physical therapists, gotten Lint treatments done, acupressure, and taken plenty of meds. Nothing has work like this massage. To be honest it was a bit on the painful side. She really worked it in. But it's the type of pain that also feels good at the same time. It's hard to explain. None the less, my lower back pain is almost gone. Like we say in the medical field, from a scale of one to ten, my pain went from a 6 down to a 1. My upper back, where I get deep tissue muscle spams, when from also a 6 or 7 to a 2. I'm not BSing you, I'm dead serious. That was yesterday and today I still feel just as good. I only wonder how long it will last? I'm a huge believer in deep tissue Thai Massage now. Like insaid beforeI only had it done yesterday, but I'm already thinking about going back. I have the money but can't be spending money like this. Which brings me to another thing, prices. They charge 90 bucks for 90 minutes, 60 for and hour, and 45 for half an hour. Since they just opened, they have a special going on. I can't remember how much the 90 minutes, I think that it was 80 bucks. The hour was 50 bucks (what I got), and the 1/2 hour 40 bucks. I think that I've seen cheaper elsewhere. But don't quote me on that, I'm new at getting massages. I don't mind paying 50 bucks again. If the 90 minutes was cheaper, like 70 bucks, I would rather get that one. All I can say is that I I can't wait to go see Lina again. I think that another two or three of those massages and I'll be ready to go back to work. I assume and hope! It's amazing how a bunch of dumb nuts (doctors) with all their medical training could do what Lina did in one hour. But it shouldn't surprise me. I'm a medic and I see the bull that doctors do, say, and give to their patients all the time. There's something very wrong with our health care system that needs to be fixed right away. I will dare to point my fingers to the pharmaceutical companies and their huge "donations" to medical schools. Like a doctor admired to me one "medical school does not teach you to cure anything. They train you to diagnose the condition, give meds, and if the meds cure the condition great! If not, then keep giving them meds." Sad but true! Please understand that this was my own personal experience with Thai massage and my injury. It seems to have worked for me and I'm not saying that it will work in every case or condition.

I went and saw Carla today. Stay away and I have many reasons not to go see her…read more 1. She charges 2 1/2 times the posted amount. 2. We were texting back and fourth and when I met her she acted confused like who are you. 3. It took her a long time to enter the room 4. She left the room twice during the massage. 5. She took a phone call during the massage 6. She was texting during the massage. 7. All in all her massage was the worst I ever had 8. Not worth the 100 she charged

Absolutely the best place for pain relief. Anna is very…read moreresponsible and easy to communicate. I injured from a basketball two years ago. Anna has treated my musculoskeletal pain with exceptional professionalism and expertise. After three treatment sessions, I experienced significant improvement, and the results have been remarkably effective. I highly recommend her to anyone suffering from physical discomfort, including sports-related injuries, muscle strains, or lower back pain. With her skilled assessment and hands-on treatment, I am confident she can help relieve pain, restore mobility, and support a successful recovery.

Ana is a massage wizard. She knew exactly what to do to get at some of the deep tension I was…read moreholding. I've been to her twice now and I can feel the difference. Definitely call ahead to make an appointment because I think accommodating walk in's is tough, but it was easy to do over the phone and later over text. Know that English is not her first language, so just be respectful and ask for clarification if you need it! She's great.

Place was decent. Hard to get a parking spot. Massage was ok and the lady was very rude. After the…read moremassage I gave her a 33% tip. $60.00 massage, $20 dollar tip which is standard. She demanded I give her a $50.00 tip and when I said no she began yelling. I tired to leave but they had locked the door so I couldn't and I had to tell the person working the front to unlock the door. They were unprofessional and I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. I won't be going back.

the masseuse's finger smelled of p0op! also they will beg and demand for high tips! at least wash…read moreyour stinky finger!

I had a great experience here! The prices were very affordable, and I really liked that they offer…read moredifferent package options, including cupping and aromatherapy. I chose the aromatherapy package, and it was so relaxing. Nicole was my massage therapist, and she was amazing. She was professional, attentive, and made the entire experience comfortable from start to finish. The facility was also very clean, which made me feel even more at ease. The only small thing I would mention is that I personally wished the aromatherapy scent was a little different, but that's completely based on my own preference and didn't take away from the experience. Overall, I highly recommend this place if you're looking for a quality massage at a great value. I'll definitely be coming back!

Thank you for taking the time to respond. I appreciate that you reviewed the situation and shared…read moreyour perspective. However, your response does not change the reason for my original review. First, I understand that your gratuity guide is a recommendation, not a requirement. That is exactly my point. If tipping is voluntary, then customers should never be approached after payment and asked to increase their gratuity. Once a customer has decided what they wish to tip, that transaction should be considered complete. My mother is foreign and speaks very limited English. She gave what she had in her purse because she genuinely appreciated the massage. She was not trying to underpay anyone. As I explained to your front desk, my wife was also going through an extremely stressful period in our lives. We were dealing with significant personal hardships at the time. While I understand your receptionist may have remained polite in tone, what was missing was empathy. Customer service is about more than simply being polite--it is about recognizing when a situation calls for compassion. To be clear, I never contacted your business asking for a refund or compensation. I simply called to explain why the interaction left my wife feeling uncomfortable. Unfortunately, instead of acknowledging our concerns, I felt that your response focused on defending the policy rather than understanding how your staff's actions affected your customer. Regardless of whether your receptionist "asked" instead of "demanded," asking a customer to increase a tip after they have already paid is, in my opinion, unprofessional. A comparable example would be dining at a restaurant, leaving an 18% tip, and having the server come back to ask if you could leave more. Most people would find that inappropriate, regardless of how politely it was phrased. This was never about the amount of money. It was about professionalism and how the situation was handled. I respect your right to explain your side, just as I have the right to share my experience. Unfortunately, your response has not changed my opinion. I remain disappointed with how the interaction was handled, and because of that, I will not be returning to your business. I wish your therapists the best, as they did provide a quality massage. My concern has always been with the front desk interaction--not the therapists themselves.

Real massage! Deep tissue massage was the best. I recommend this shop if you want relief for you…read moretired aching muscles

Great massage and she was so nice. The only thing I didn't like that it's advertised for $50 for an…read morehour and she charged me $75.

Great last minute massage for me an wife's on New Year's Eve, great massage from Lucyread more

First of all, The people that works here doesn't speak English! 2nd of all, it's so difficult to…read moreget parking. The Massure didn't do a good job! She spent most of the time working on my leg when I told her to concentrate on my shoulder and lower back! Worst of all, I handed her $12 tip but demanded $20 tip. I gave her my card and charged $22! These people are shady! I will never give them my business ever again.

Highly recommend! This was easily one of the best massages I've had in a long time, and I've been…read moreto hundreds in my lifetime. Paula was incredibly skilled and clearly knew exactly what she was doing. She was professional, respectful, and checked in throughout the session to make sure I was comfortable and getting the most out of my experience, which I absolutely did. I'll definitely be back!

really sweet people running and working in this place! front desk person was amazing, and my…read moremassage therapist was the sweetest little lady!