Best Massage

Horrible horrible , the Ladie I got doesn't know how to massage at all and at the end she told I had to pay her a tip when I said I'm sorry but I won't she was whatever lol . She was in the phone , she would stop for like a minute all the time . The worst massage ever .

Terrible. I went in inquired about a massage. I ignored judgemental looks and questions about where I worked as well as them speaking their language in front of me clearly talking about me.. I asked for some time to call my babysitter to make sure it was fine, they interrupted me 3 times, tried to rush me to agree to a massage. When I finally got confirmation from my babysitter. That I would have time. She sent someome from the back who denied me service and asked me to leave. I was very confused but just left. It wasnt worth starting an argument over. I was in desperate need of help and was never turned away like that before. I would give 0 stars if I could.

Apparently relaxing visits only happen when staff feel like it. Left feeling like I was more of an inconvenience than a guest.

A small place but the massages are great if you enjoy DEEP tissue. It's very unorthodox so don't expect a usual spa experience. She actually left and stopped mid message to address someone who had walked in. I've had massages where I fall asleep and get lotioned for an hour. This massage, no, you won't be falling asleep but you will have kinks worked out. I Love It!

Edit 20210602. I've been going there weekly with no issues. Previously I had given this place a 5 star review. That's all due to the manager Sufi. The lady I had today spend several uncomfortable minutes during my massage to use Google translate to tell me how awesome she was and that I should leave a good tip. FYI, I always leave a 33% tip there. When I handed her the tip after the massage, she handed it back... With attitude. I spoke with Sufi on the way out and she said that the lady was a Chinese medicine specialist. Be that as it may, Sufi still gives the best massage. I did not leave there calm and relaxed. I wish I had never gone. I asked Sufi to explain to her 15 percent is expected, 20 percent is for good service (which I always leave because the math is easier), and 33% should sa