Diamond Massage

Great place deep massage ! Expect a deep tissue massage. The place is clean and comfortable. They seem to find the knots on neck before I can say anything. Also they ask if you want extra massages ie, feet, back etc. I noticed that they don’t pressure you. I only say this because I was led to believe they would trick me into purchasing all their packages. Not at all. There are also women who you can request if you prefer. I left being able to move my neck again and the price? Well ,you get what you pay for and it’s a bit pricey . If you’re on a budget (save) it is so worth it! They have a point card once you fill it out you get a free massage! Very satisfied

I spoke up and asked for light pressure before we started then spoke up when I needed the pressure adjusted. I asked for the added shoulder massage and felt amazing afterwards. I happily paid a 20% tip. For the pricing, very reasonable, especially when considering the pricing of other Los Angeles places and around the US.

Positive but interesting experience. Curious, I came up to the window sign to check the prices. A kind man accosted me and tried very hard to convinced me to come in for a massage. Emphasis on kind, because he was nice but can make you uncomfortable. He gave me a 'trial' shoulder outside while outside the store front. I showed hesitation which means YES to him. He grabbed my wrist and literally pulled me inside. 😂 He tried to sell me on various packages, like duration and # of masseuses (eg. upper body + lower body). I was firm on one masseuse for 10 minutes and even negotiated down from the stated menu price to which he agreed. Shoes off, clothes on - I lied face down on the massage table. The massage itself was excellent. My masseuse was able to identify my paint points without me men

For the massage itself, I could give 3 or 4 stars. They are better at acupressure than a massage which was great. I am taking away 4 Stars for the following reasons. 1 Stars is generous, I intended to get a 20 minute massage, they said, No 60 minutes, I said no 20 minutes, they said ok, 40 minutes. I again said no, 30 will be fine. They agreed, then another person started on my feet, the massager, said for $20 more he can continue. I agreed, because otherwise, they would have cut the message short or held back. Foot massage was worth it. After 30 minutes on the nose, I went to pay. Apparently he did not like the tip so he showed me a chart of what the tip should be, Seriously! I would go back, but now, forget it, never going back! The pressure of before and after defeats the purpose of bei

The price is way too high. A 30-minute body and foot massage costs $80, plus a 20% tip. At a normal, reputable place, an hour is only around $60. Really not recommended, I won’t be coming back.