Go Spa | Asian Massage San Diego

We really needed a massage after a long trip and as we were on the way to the airport, we found them randomly! It was one of the best massages we’ve ever had. A lot of therapists just go through the motions, but these people actually care about healing and making your body feel better. Plus, they are so sweet! Go see them! You will not be disappointed!

I came to San Diego for my daughter’s coming-of-age ceremony and had about an hour drive. After sitting and driving for a long time, my lower back was really sore and achy. I’ve also been struggling with persistent pain in my scapula area for a while. A friend recommended this spa, so I decided to stop by and try it out. From the moment I walked in, the place felt calm, clean, and very relaxing. The space is nice and open, which immediately puts you at ease. The staff were incredibly attentive and made me feel I was in good hands right away. They really take the time to understand what your body needs. They suggested hot stones and cupping, and I went with a 1-hour deep tissue massage. Honestly, it was one of the best massages I’ve had. My back felt so much better afterward, and I left fee

Go Spa was a found gem. I got the 60 minute massage but it was more than that. My male therapist focused on issues he found along the way. Communicating and working the areas of my body. I walked in tense. I walked out a new person, light, refreshed and relaxed. Pressure was just perfect and flow of massage and service was top notch. Unfortunately I found this place 3 hours before my flight but If I am ever in San Diego. For sure I will be back for a 90 minute session.

I booked a 60-minute deep tissue massage for 6pm. While I was in the room getting undressed, the male massage therapist knocked. I clearly said, “I’m not ready.” Despite this, he opened the door anyway. I was standing there in my bra and underwear, grabbing my clothes to cover myself, and had to repeat multiple times that I was not ready before he finally closed the door. I even had to raise my voice to get him to stop. When the massage started, the pressure was immediately extreme. It was so forceful that at times I felt like I was choking from the way he pressed into my upper back and neck. I told him it was too much, and he responded only with “it’s okay, it’s okay,” without adjusting the pressure. I became increasingly uncomfortable and was close to tears. At one point, when he was a

cannot recommend this establishment and have serious concerns regarding the qualifications, judgment, and professionalism of the staff. The experience demonstrated a lack of anatomical understanding and disregard for client consent. I clearly explained multiple times that my concern was forceful traction and yanking on my wrist, not massage pressure. The therapist dismissed this distinction by claiming it was a pressure point, which does not address the actual issue and does not justify aggressive manipulation of a joint. The conduct continued despite repeated requests to stop. The therapist then displayed an emotional outburst including stomping his feet during the session. This occurred during a couples massage in the presence of my husband and was inappropriate and alarming. The seco