Asian Spa

Reviews (18 on Google)

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  Colleen French5 months ago

  This is absolutely one of the best massage places in the area! Among all the massage establishments I’ve visited, this one truly excels in professional service, ambiance, and precision. The therapists possess skillful techniques and are incredibly attentive and meticulous; they are able to effectively work out knots and relieve deep-seated fatigue. After a session, I feel completely rejuvenated. I will definitely be back, and I highly recommend it to everyone I know!

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  Susan Van Glanden12 months ago

  I called for an appointment and was able to get in same day. They are not busy. There was a bit of a language barrier and I think I was given choice of a female or male practitioner. I chose female but honestly didn’t care. I was early and was escorted to the room to remove clothing. The room was clean and the massage table was comfortable, but nothing fancy. The male practitioner came in. He put a sheet completely over me and began the hour massage. After about 15 minutes he pulled it down for direct skin touch with massage oil. He was very skilled, professional and relaxing. He worked out so many knots with perfect pressure. The last 5 minutes I turned on my back and he did some stretching that resembled chiropractic moves. I felt really good leaving. His name is Danny and I will be back and request him. I just suggest you clarify who the provider will be at the front desk if it matters to you based on the language differences. The prices were good and I am looking forward to another therapeutic visit.

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  Jasmine Meadowsa year ago

  I'm not sure how he managed to make an hour long massage feel like a 1.5-2hr long massage but I was okay with that. I spent most of the last 30 min thinking it was about to end lol. Great job. Tipped well.

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  K Q2 years ago

  You only get a half massage for full price. I would only recommend this place for a 30 minute massage, because you only get a half massage (back, hamstrings, and calves while face down) for a 60-minute or even a 90-minute massage--and I've been here twice (first time for 60 minutes and second time for 90 minutes) and the massage therapist (MT) only focused on the above areas and seemed to be just "running out the clock" when I was face up. She never used oil on my quads, chest, or shoulders. She just pressed and pushed over the towel. I felt cheated both times. I wondered if the MT knows how to drape?? This is not a standard relaxation or Swedish massage. No. As a former MT, I know you can complete a full body massage in 60 minutes (I did this a lot when I worked at a hotel spa), while using oil on the quads, chest, and shoulders. That's just standard for massages. 1st experience at Xing Xing (60-minute massage). Though the MT seemed skilled, I noticed that she was spending way too much time when I was face down, especially on my hamstrings. She kept going over them again and again. I would think, "OK, that's it. She must be finished." But then she would repeat it over and over again. My hamstrings and calves were basically numb after all of these needlessly repetitive moves. (No time management or pacing.) I was tempted to ask her to stop, as there wouldn't be enough time for the front, but I kept quiet. Once I turned over (face up), she basically just pressed down on my quads a few times through the towel and then said, "Time's up." I actually felt cheated, but I still gave her a $20 tip. 2nd experience at Xing Xing (90-minute massage). I decided to give the MT another chance, because she is skilled at what she does (just zero time management). I opted for the longer massage so she could have time to do my quads, chest, shoulders, and scalp. I explained my needs and pointed at the body parts. (And since I was probably the last customer, I wanted her to make more money.) She did the same repetitive stuff when I was face down, but I figured she would have enough time to do a proper massage (draping and with oil) when I was face up. But then she started working on my left foot. And this just went on and on (5-10 minutes?) This time I asked her to stop, because I knew she was not going to have time to do the other parts I mentioned. So she just skipped my right foot (so I felt very unbalanced when I left). I looked down at my feet when I asked her to stop and saw a light. (From her phone? Was she watching something while wasting time going through the motions on my left foot? I wondered if she was also doing that when I was face down.) She then proceeded to start massaging my scalp, but at this point, since it was clear that she was not going to massage my quads (who wants only the backside of their leg massaged when paying for 90 minutes?), chest, or shoulders (she just gave a few squeezes without oil!), I asked her to just end the massage. I've had many massages, but this was the first time I cut one short. Why? I felt the MT was just wasting time, going through the motions, and "running out of clock." I wasn't going to pay for 90 minutes to get a half massage, as I got the first time when I paid for 60 minutes and gave a tip. When I paid, she asked for a tip. I told her I don't tip for bad service. (This was the first time I did not tip $20 for an hour massage. But would I tip a hairstylist for not cutting my hair the way I requested or messing it up?) In fact, for only half of a massage, I should have received a 50% discount! At any rate, I will never return here ("fool me twice, shame on me"--yes, I made a mistake by returning). Like I said at the beginning, if you only want your back, hamstrings, and calves worked on, just pay for a 30 minute massage. Because you're wasting your money here on a 60- or 90-minute massage.

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  dwoz20124 years ago

  Very professional and accommodating. I walked in the door and was greeted. I asked if there was a spot available for a 60 minute massage, and there was. I did not have to explain were my trouble points were she had great pressure and seemed to spend the time on my shoulder which needed it. Well done I will return.

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