This is going to be a long post but all the details you need to know.
1.)this is my second time here. I had Linda. She’s amazing. So detail oriented, she went vertebrae by vertebrae, toe by toe, massaged muscles I didn’t even know...
Read MoreThis is going to be a long post but all the details you need to know.
1.)this is my second time here. I had Linda. She’s amazing. So detail oriented, she went vertebrae by vertebrae, toe by toe, massaged muscles I didn’t even know I had. She knows exactly what she’s doing. I have tried 10 different massage places over the years, including 3 other Asian ones. They were all very good, but this one is the best.
2.) ease of booking. They’re not super busy (hidden gem but they deserve more customers). So booking is easy. Just call and usually they can get you in that day or the next. Sometimes no one is at the front to take calls, so just wait15 min and call again.
3) the place itself is a pretty atmosphere. It has private rooms but separated by walls and has curtains instead of a door. Still maintained good privacy.
4) pricing is comparable to everywhere else but WELL worth the money compared to other places. Just know they don’t take card. There’s an atm very close by though.
5) Asian spas have a certain culture in the US, so if you choose one, you need to get over the fact that their English isn’t the strongest. Someone might not always be at the front desk and you pay up front. I’ve been to 4 separate ones and it’s the same thing. Just take it for what it is. Just communicate what needs to be said (ie, pressure, where to focus) etc.
6) I will come here again and again. I left feeling so loose, relaxed and comfortable. I weight lift and lift heavy so I get muscle soreness. This was so helpful for my sore upper back.
The place can be slightly tricking to find, just turn right when GPS tells you and it’s the last building in the plaza.
Identifies as Asian-owned 
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