My Foot Reflexology

Place is a bit run down though it was renovated just some time ago? Chairs are all torn. But massage is good!! Thought the company should make things easier for the masseurs though by placing towels within easy reach. My masseur had to go back to their staff room to get fresh towels.

First visit. Tried the foot massage, male masseuse was a tad too talkative for my liking. Overall massage was not too painful.

Second time being here. The massage therapist is excellent!Opt for 40 mins foot massage and it felt great. Feet no longer felt pain, massage therapist is able to adjust on our level of pain without complaining, ambience is nice for you to sleep while having the massage. Even though the price is $45,it was worth of every cent.

Love the cause and ethos behind this company, many of their staff are visually impaired but amazingly they all can handle each customer with right techniques and strength. Friendly and considerate staff too; I can feel the bond and care they have for each as co workers. The senses of touch and feel have strongly proven the good skills of therapists, at times more evident in them, the special ones.

Place is spacious and clean and I really like that this is a social enterprise employing visually impaired. Frankie was polite and cheerful and did an amazing job for my foot reflexology session. On my second visit I did an upper body and foot reflex with Wenxue who was very highly skilled and fixed my stiff neck. For this location the pricing is really reasonable! Will definitely come back more often

I did a session with Audrey and her skills were very good, she was friendly and considerate. She was very polite as well and I truly enjoyed my session with her. Looking forward to go back again.

Did an Indian head massage and foot massage with Audrey and she is very good. Great pressure and she was very friendly but not overly talkative. Overall, a great first experience! Will return

This review is for the Chinese FRONT OFFICE Female personnel. I called and asked for my usual masseur and was told that he is not in. I asked for someone who does a similar style of massage and was told that she cannot make any recommendation because she has to be fair to her therapists. Fairness is good and it sounds good right? EXCEPT this is the VERY EXACT SAME PERSON who told my friend sometime back that each of the masseur they have is very individual with an area of specialty and that it is important for her to know what my friend was looking for so that she can ensure she assigns a masseur who is a proper match for my friend's needs. People go for massages because they have a certain pain which they want alleviated and would like to be recommended someone who is better for working in that area. To draw an analogy, it is like a lucky draw- you may have a a bad cough but if the dentist is next in line, then you will be assigned a dentist to treat your cough because it is fair. I tried explaining to her that I needed someone who was better at working on the shoulders but she was SO UNRESPONSIVE that I gave up. So, my question is - What is the philosophy that the company subscribes to? Actually, that is my question to that lady in the front as well. Fairness to the therapists OR doing looking after the well being of the person seeking relief from pain and doing what is good for the person who needs the therapy.

Would give it a one star but leaving 3 instead as my masseuse was visually impaired. It was the worst massage I ever experienced in my life. I wanted to walk out halfway. Company needs to train the staff.

Juz had a much needed upper body and feet massage. Pretty good, good strength and can feel sore and pain stift muscles being pressed on. China guy wenxue did a good session for my old bones!