Asian Massage

Massage was very good there was no problems with language barrier my masseuse was very good . The interior seems to have a new clean atmosphere there must be a new owner. They offer refrigerator water or soft drink and candy when leaving. The price is same as competitors. The only small negative thing I didn’t like was the hot water in a bucket and towel to clean you off. All other massage businesses have sanitary hot towel warmers in every room. This is very old style maybe they will upgrade but I will go back. Also….my masseuse had to leave the room 4 times to answer the door when new clients came in and she had to stop massage but she was so friendly and courteous I had to overlook this. But they definitely need hot towel warmers it’s just more sanitary

I had a really great experience here and would absolutely come back. A few things to know before you go: there were 2 massage therapists there, and both primarily speak Chinese. The language barrier was honestly the biggest challenge. They can communicate basic information, but mostly in short 1–3 word sentences. Their prices were: • 30 minutes – $60 • 60 minutes – $80 • 90 minutes – $120 • 120 minutes – $150 I booked the two-hour massage, and it was worth every minute. They definitely prefer cash. They have an ATM inside, but it’s likely to charge a convenience fee, so I’d recommend bringing cash if you can. They also accept debit and credit cards, but there’s about a $5 processing fee. If they had a sign explaining this it would’ve been easier to grasp what they were trying to communicate. The language barrier initially made it hard to comprehend. The massage itself was one of the best I’ve ever had, and I’ve had massages at several places, including while visiting Texas. My body can be difficult to work on because certain areas become painful if they’re massaged for too long. She did an excellent job balancing lighter massage with deeper muscle work and distributed the time appropriately across my entire body. Larger muscle groups naturally received more attention, while smaller areas still got plenty of care without feeling rushed or overlooked. When they say “full body massage,” they truly mean it. My head, face, arms, hands, legs, feet, and back all received attention. The head and face massage were especially amazing, and she checked in several times to make sure the pressure was comfortable. The only reason I wouldn’t recommend this place for a first massage is because of the language barrier. If you’ve never had a professional massage before, they may not be able to explain the process very well. But if you already know what to expect and are looking for a high-quality massage rather than a luxury spa experience, I highly recommend them. You do pay before your massage begins. I tipped $20 afterward, and if you can bring cash, I’m sure they’d appreciate it. If I could give them six stars, I would. I’ll definitely be back!

Actually this massage therapists was the best she was very professional all my muscles were so relaxed and felt like heaven