New Feet Spa

I have been here many times and leave with very happy feet! The venue is clean, the people giving massages are professional and can adjust pressure levels easily. I recommend coming here if you had a hard workout or work on your feet… The prices are so reasonable and worth it!

I had an amazing reflexology treatment from Susan and so I booked a facial for the next day with Jean. Jean is a butcher. I left the treatment room after 20 minutes. The treatment hurt and when she said «the red» would go away in a couple of days I asked to see a mirror. She resisted at first and then I saw the «red». It was blood She was using a pin to puncture white heads as part of the extraction. I dont have bad complexion and I have many facials at other professional spas, but never this treatment. I felt uncomfortable and unsafe. Beware. I took a photograph but not on facebook so cannot post it.

first time getting a pedi in toronto, great location! they were able to take my friend and i although we called only two hours ahead (we called on a sunday). the lady who took care of me (Jean) took her time and the water was very nice and warm and a nice arch massage came along during my pedicure! she gave me the option to use two tools to remove the dead skin and she was mindful of the blisters i had on my toes. will most def come back!

Selfish, cheap, bad-​tempered owner who likes to hide dagger behind a smile!

i used to go here alot, but the service is hit and miss… i also really hate the owner. i think he’s basically running a sweatshop… i stopped going when a former employee told me they frequently have their tips and wages stolen by the owner. the srvices felt alot better before i knew that.

BOTTOM LINE: One of the few places I’ve gone back to even after my insurance coverage has maxed out.
Massages need not be a luxurious pamper-​yoself activity with accordingly high prices, though it sometimes feels that way. I’ve been looking for a reasonably-​priced foot and body massage place for a while to no avail. It’s particularly frustrating when in Asia you can find tons of them all over the place, even in subway stations, but I suppose the market has spoken here (and North America for that matter). Just so you’re aware, New Feet provides «Tuina», a chinese-​style massage that I prefer over other types (like the Swedish deep-​tissue ones, etc.).
I’ve only tried their foot and body massages here and can speak to the consistency and ability in their service. They’re priced lower than many other places (read: reasonably) though not at the expense of polite staff or clean facilities. They offer you fresh loose-​leaf tea. The receptionist can speak English though your mileage may vary with other practitioners — this shouldn’t be a deterrent though. They also have great cash prices and promotions so keep that in mind.
What you won’t get are any saunas or pools, and they’re not catering to a fancy clientele. That’s not a knock, but Unilocalers should be aware.

I love it here. Every service is good. The people performing the services don’t speak much english, but they seem knowledgeable and take their time. The prices are really reasonable. I never had much experience with reflexology, but after coming here once to try it out I’ve been coming back for that and the «body treatments» i.e. massages.
Tip: bring cash.

I came here with a groupon for a 60-​mins. reflexology massage for $ 30. They have been open for a few months now and are on the 2^nd floor of a building connected to Fresh, steps from the Bloor/​Spadina subway station — very convenient. My partner and I had a nice, relaxing experience here. We reserved ahead, which is recommended, although they do take walk-​ins. They had a private room for us, which was really nice. Service was excellent and very courteous.
The staff are mostly Mandarin-​speaking, but the place a welcoming even if you aren’t. They started with tea or cold water and there are your usual fashion magazines to peruse. First, you soak your feet and get a shoulder/​neck massage for ~15 mins. Then you get the foot reflexology treatment and finally, they wrap your feet in hot towels. Ahhh… I have gone for foot massages in Hong Kong and this was similar. The pressure was lighter (which I liked), but you can always ask them to adjust it to your liking. They even give you a sheet which had a diagram of the feet and a guide to the different pressure points.
The facilities are really clean and well-​kept. They also offer facials, waxing, mani-​pedis, and full body massages. The 60 mins. reflexology treatment we got is supposedly $ 60, but is on «sale» for $ 40 (I wonder if it is one of those places where things are always on «sale» to make you feel that you are getting a better deal?). In any case, the pricing is quite competitive compared to similar places in Chinatown. Apparently, for a fee, they can come to your home!
I would definitely come back again when in need of some R&R. They are open every day 10am-​9pm except Christmas Day.