Very thoughtful and thorough. Jenny took the time to ask me how I was doing through out our one…read morehour deep tissue massage. She excused herself when she had to leave the room for a few seconds and even noticed I pulled my earring off while getting on to the table. She found my very expensive earring and took really good care of me! I am very grateful and will be back! Thank you!

Very nice people. They asked you what points you wanted to work and how much pressure you want. I…read moredefinitely want to come back! The only issue and it's not a huge deal, I don't remember them saying their names.

I take no pleasure in writing this review, but I feel it is my civic duty to warn future customers…read moreabout what can only be described as the massage from hell. Consider this your public service announcement: enter at your own risk. I booked a 60-minute full-body massage at this small spa, hoping for a relaxing escape. Instead, what I received was a chaotic, oil-drenched attack on my body that I may never fully recover from. Let's start with the first warning sign: as I entered the room, I spotted a floss pick just chilling on the couch (yes, you read that right). It was as if the universe was telling me, "Run, don't walk." I stayed. Foolish me. The woman who checked me in, who I will refer to as "the attacker," led me to the room and told me to get ready. I should've known things were about to go sideways when she came back in and asked if I had booked 60 or 90 minutes. Why didn't she know? Was she just winging it? Oh, she was. Spoiler alert: that was the least bizarre part of the entire experience. She covered me with a towel -- not the usual drape, mind you, but laid it over me vertically like she was tucking in a small burrito (I am a person, not a taquito, thank you very much). Then, for reasons I still cannot comprehend, she began "massaging" me through the towel. For ten long minutes. I began to wonder if maybe she thought I had a layer of dirt she didn't want to touch. But then came the oil. Oh, the oil. Not a normal amount -- no, she practically baptized me in it. I was now a human slip-and-slide. She started with these fast, frantic movements that I can only describe as if she were trying to roll out pizza dough -- except that dough was me. Imagine a rolling pin, but instead of wood, it's her forearms, and instead of dough, it's your back... and she's using the speed of a Formula 1 pit crew. I was terrified she was going to keep going until I was a flat, thin disc of a human. It got worse. At one point, without any warning, she yanked down my underwear. I've had plenty of massages in my life, and never once has someone felt the need to roll down my undies. My butt was out. Exposed. Like it was some kind of casual Tuesday event. The technique (if we can call it that) was just as aggressive as before. She switched to what I assume was her version of "working out knots," but it felt more like she was trying to put out a small fire on my back. She was speed-rubbing as though she had double-parked outside and needed to finish before she got towed. I thought maybe, just maybe, she'd chill out when she got to my arms and legs. Reader, she did not. The same crazed up-and-down rubbing, dousing me in even more oil like I was some kind of Thanksgiving turkey. And then, in a completely nonsensical move, she grabbed my arm and just started shaking it. Like a maraca. What? Why? Was she summoning spirits? The leg portion followed the same nightmarish pattern: no draping, no care. Just speed-shaking my legs around like she was trying to reset my bones. At one point, she bent my leg at a 90-degree angle and wiggled it like she was testing a car jack. The only saving grace in this circus? The hot stones she left on my back. Because at least they were inanimate and knew what they were doing. But the grand finale? The towel rubdown. Remember how she bathed me in oil? Well, she now scrubbed it off with the force of someone grating cheese. My skin felt like it was melting. I went from an oily human slip-and-slide to a block of cheese at an Italian restaurant, and I was ready to scream, "Check, please!" Oh, and just when I thought I'd suffered enough, she forgot entirely about my quads. Not that I wanted her to touch them after what I'd been through, but the fact that she skipped a whole part of my body just left me wondering what kind of fever dream this entire massage was. Let's not forget the side details: her hair brushing against me (which, let's be honest, added a horror-movie element), her disappearing from the room twice (for mysterious reasons), and the total lack of music or relaxing scents. It was just me, the bright lights, and the distant sound of muffled hallway music, which did nothing to drown out my internal screams. Should I have said something? Probably. Will I ever return? Absolutely not. Do I recommend this place? Only if you're looking for a story to laugh about with your friends -- because this wasn't a massage; it was a full-blown assault. Save your body, your dignity, and your money. Go elsewhere.

Don't listen to the horrific reviews here. If you want to get pampered, go somewhere else. If you…read morewant your body to heal, this is for you. Great massages, every single time. I will not go anywhere else.

I have never in my life had a massage that made me wish for it to end. I do not know the name of…read morethe "masseuse" but he was male and spoke little English. He rushed. I felt anxious. He treated my body like it was bread dough. He panted, burped and farted. It was awful. Please avoid this place. My appointment was at 6pm on 9/8/21

Amy gave me an excellent deep tissue massage with hot stones. She concentrates on the back and…read morearms, so let her know if you need work on your legs or chest. I am very happy with the massage and will definitely be back. There is a public parking lot a couple of doors down on Mt. Auburn St., and it looks like there is another lot as well across the street from that.

Ugh. It pains me to write this review. I usually go to Thai Villa nearby but they didn't have any…read moreavailable slots and I was desperate for some TLC after sleeping on a chair and then sitting through a 13-hour flight - my back, shoulders, and neck were hurting badly. Mandarin Healing Spa's good reviews were promising but the massage was one of the worst I've had in recent memory. First, my masseuse was extremely rough, almost sloppy, in terms of technique. There were several parts where she was just raking her elbow or her fist on my back mechanically instead of working out the knots/kinks. I'm not necessarily looking for Mandarin Oriental-level of care but I didn't care for the sensation of feeling like a dummy being whaled on. And I mean that literally - she was actually punching me at one point. Hygiene was also an issue. From the constant sniffles, it sounded like she had a cold and even sneezed but kept right on going (here's hoping she sneezed into her elbow and not on her hands ... still, you should go wash your hands). The bed itself was not comfortable. Again, not expecting a ton out of a no-frills spot but I do prefer not to have particle board under the head rest digging into my cheek. When I checked the mirror afterwards, I had a lovely vertical indent going down my face. The interaction at the end left an incredibly bad taste in my mouth. They're incredibly insistent that you pay the tip, if not the whole amount, in cash, which I can understand with very small businesses but I also would've appreciated a heads-up on the phone when I booked that using a credit card adds an extra $3.75 to the cost. Also, the manager was very pushy in asking for a 25% tip ($20 for a mediocre 60-minute $80 massage) and kept saying how most customers do $20 for an even $100. Regardless of how true that may be, a customer should be allowed to tip however much they want based on the experience they received, and, if it weren't for my desperation to take a shower and wash the germs off me, I would have stood firm. I've never had someone outright demand a higher tip and it was enough to make me never want to go back. Waste of $100.

Excellent professional service. I recommend this office without any reservation. Good location…read moreeasy place to park.

This was my first real massage i have ever gotten. I was so stresses out of my mind i would have…read moretried anything once! I asked for a Hot Stone Massage because i like rocks and feel each one has healing properties. I thought everything would be painful to me, not true. Some areas were painful, but it was because my muscles were so tight. In that 1 hour, i had a full body massage, things were bent, curved, pulled, pushed, etc. No painful know was left untouched! I was open to anything and i wasnt disappointed. It waa far better than i originally thought! I left there so relaxed i almost couldnt drive! The next day i went to work so stress free and care free, i asked my boss have you ever seen me this relaxed, and he said NO. At the time i left, i made a new appointment for next month! And i didnt think i liked massages.

Just came back from my first visit to Bodyzen and have to say it's one of the best massage…read moreexperiences I've ever had. Eileen figured out what I needed the moment we started. She anticipated my needs and really listened to all my requests. I hope to go back regularly!

I had a traditional Thai massage with Nina, and her movement and technique were excellent. She…read moreguided me into some unusual positions, but the stretches felt incredibly good and effective. I highly recommend the Thai massage here--the spa's signature treatment is also great. Personally, I'm not a fan of the back walking (Ashiatsu-style pressure), but you can always let them know your preference and they'll adjust the pressure for you. I definitely recommend Nina!

I just stopped by for another visit. It's a simple, visually soothing, and incredibly clean massage…read moreand spa shop. The staff are lovely and friendly. They've recently rebranded, and while the massage team remains the same--which is great--what's new is just how much I absolutely adore them!

I don't visit Lexington often, but when I do, I always make sure to schedule a massage with May…read more Green Tea Day spa is a very small, humble spa facility but clean and quiet. It is traditional Chinese massage and borders between amazingly stress relieving and slightly painful, lol. (I love a firm, hard pressure with my massages!). I also got a facial right after my massage and really needed one after weeks of wearing masks. It felt amazing and the overall experience was five stars. Definitely two thumbs up for this place.

Best massage ever. They really work on making it relaxing. I got a one hour massage and she was…read morevery good. I'll definitely be back.

Thank you for the best Massage ever and I will be back again. Love mike heath You guys are the…read morebest.

I have been in a lot of pain, and got a massage a week ago, it was wonderful. Because it was the…read morefirst thing in a while that helped my back pain, I immediately scheduled another appt for the next week with the woman who gave me my massage. On the day of the appointment, I was asked to come in earlier. I wasn't able to, but said I could come in later. She agreed. I made the mistake of assuming it would be with the same person, I was wrong. The massage was just ok, it did not hit any of the same spots as the massage by the first woman, and I honestly left feeling upset and more tense than when I got there. I realize this is a first world problem, but I don't spend money on myself often. Not to mention it did nothing to help my pain, the whole reason I booked a second appointment.