Footy Rooty Bryan

Surface was OK. The only thing that I did not like was that when you see on their paper it says $55 for a massage. They actually mean that they want $11 tip. They do not let you put your own tip in. They get to choose your own tip. I do not think that’s right for a business to demand their own tip amount. Before going, just know if you want a full body massage you’re not paying $55 you will be actually paying $67 total.

We have been to this location several times and have had a good experience. Today, however was a different experience. First the smell was very unpleasant, which made it hard to relax. The lady took a little bit to come to the table to greet me, she then stated she was waiting for the water to get hot. After about 6 minutes she came back with the water to soak my feet and the water was cold, I made a comment about it being cold and she said it was broken (not sure what was broken). The massage was definitely nothing like I have had previous visits ( not in a good way). Then to top it off, my massage ended five minutes sooner than it should have. I’m sad to say that it was a very disappointing visit. Hello, The companies response back to me said they were putting in for a refund my back to

Very good. Last night I came late 9:20 p.m. the guy is owner I guess, he did massage for me. I own a food truck Saigonista Banh Mi and work really hard so my back is very tight and hurt all the time. He helped me out. Thank you very much for your business. One hour is 55$ and a tipped him 20$ for his amazing work.

BOOK A MASSAGE HERE NOW. Amazing massage, very sweet staff, absolutely unbeatable prices. You can get a 1 hour massage here for 1/3 of the price of other spas. I thought the ambiance or the quality would suffer because of how cheap it was, but it did not! It was amazing and I will be going back.

Upon entering, I was immediately hit with an extremely unpleasant smell. I brushed it off, assuming it would fade, but it lingered the entire time. Unfortunately, the foot massage wasn’t any better—it honestly felt like something my 6-year-old could’ve done. I was ready to leave halfway through, and the only comforting thought was that it didn’t cost much. At checkout, I left a 15% tip for her time, not for the quality of service. She pointed to a tip calculation sign and asked for more, which I declined. The smell was still just as strong when I left. Now, I’m headed to a nail salon in hopes of at least getting a better massage while getting my polish done.