Oriental acupuncture & therapeutic massage spa stony brook office

I’ve been seeing Vivian for about a year now, and she’s absolutely amazing. She has strong, skilled hands and always knows how to target the areas that need the most attention. The place is very clean, relaxing, and well-kept every time I go. Vivian is professional, kind, and consistently delivers a great massage. Highly recommend her!

My job is very tiring. My shoulder blades and neck are very painful. The massage therapist, Linda, told me that my meridians were blocked and my blood circulation was poor, causing the pain. She was very strong. The massage lasted an hour, and I felt very comfortable afterward. Linda's Spanish was excellent 👍🏻. Her technique was very good. I drove 3 hours specifically to have her massage me. It was very good.

Vivian is great, I had a 90 minute massage with her. VERY strong hands, very kind, good technique and she introduced me to Cupping which I ended up loving. I haven’t had a massage in at least 6 months and came here because of the good reviews and will be coming back in about 2 weeks for sure. I’m tempted to try the acupuncture too, probably next time!

Went with a friend for a deep tissue massage. Third time going to this location . Had a new girl each time. Felt more like kneading than massage. Didn’t speak any English. When I went to pay the price had gone up. I didn’t even try to fight it. Then when leaving they asked for a bigger tip pointing to the cash I had given. I proceeded to walk out and they wouldn’t let me still stopping me and pointing to the cash I had given. Very rude.

I had a 60-minute deep tissue massage. The massage itself was good, and the price is $60 for cash. However, I felt a lot of pressure to give a tip because the therapist kept repeating “$20 tip, $20 tip” during and after the session. That constant reminder made me very uncomfortable, since $20 is nearly a 30% tip. I don’t mind tipping generously when I choose to, but being directly told how much to give felt more like a demand than a suggestion. If the business expects every customer to pay $80 total, they should simply list that on the price board. If employees need higher pay, the responsibility should be on the owner, not on customers being pressured for a 30% tip. On top of that, the conversation during the massage about current government policy was extremely uncomfortable. Therapists