The Foot Place

Had a great massage here the other night. Staff was friendly, prices were great, and I really liked that the masseuse wasn’t afraid to dig in and get my knots taken care of. I think the lower star reviewers must not be familiar with this style of massage — it’s an open room with multiple beds, and you’ll hear other people talking occasionally. This is an authentic Chinese massage place, not a western-​style spa environment.
It starts off with a foot soak and a face/​head/​neck massage, then they do your feet, then front, then flip over for the back massage. The guy who worked on me was great, but I also like deep tissue massage and my main complaint about most massage therapists is that they don’t go hard enough. Had some shoulder issues that had been bugging me (poor ergonomics at work), and he got them all sorted out. I’ll definitely be back.

I went to this place a few hours ago. Saw the sign for $ 29.99 for 70 mins, which is great. Wanted to get the combo of foot massage, neck, back. However, during the foot massage, the pressure was so weak, I asked him to press harder. He did (a little bit), but still not enough. I’ve gotten lots of foot massages, and I’ve had women in their 60s use more pressure than him (he looked like he was in his 30s). After asking several more times, I gave up asking. When I went to pay, I decided he didn’t deserve a tip, since he ignored my requests to do a decent job. This is probably the first time I haven’t tipped for a $ 29.99 massage, but his ignoring me and negative attitude really bothered me. Then when I gave him $ 30 even, he looked at me and asked, «Where’s my tip?» I said, «I can’t believe you’re demanding a tip! That was the weakest foot massage I’ve ever had!» The NEXT part was UNBELIEVABLE. THIS GUY FOLLOWED ME INTO THE PARKING LOT ASKING FOR A TIP! CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT? I thought he was gonna follow me all the way to my car! Really creeped me out! I have no idea what his name is, but that is BEYOND UNPROFESSIONAL! I’ve worked in food service and other jobs where tips come with the territory BUT REMEMBER, TIPS ARE OPTIONAL! Poor service can guarantee you WON’T get a tip! And if you ask for one, you’ll get a very negative review, just like I’m posting! Actually, in my restaurant jobs, I would’ve been FIRED for DEMANDING a tip! In this case, the owner SEEMED TO BACK HIM UP AND SAID I SHOULD TIP HIM! PLEASE STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!

I try to get here every 3 weeks. I love this place. I feel so wonderful after I leave. Great value and great service!

Ok, let me start off by saying that I lived in China for a year and a half, and so this type of massage place is not a foreign concept to me. It’s a very typical set up for a Chinese massage place, with men and woman who are actually trained in China for this type of massage.
It’s a small place, probably about 6 beds in the main area (yes, this means you might be getting a massage right next to a perfect stranger) and 2 massage beds in the «private» curtained off area. The massages are given OVER your clothes, which is kind of nice. You start off laying on your back, with your feet soaking in a tub of nice warm water. By the end of the 70 minutes, you’ve received not just a foot massage, but a FULL BODY MASSAGE. Lots of reflexology take place during this massage, and it’s just an overall relaxing experience… but you just have to get over the fact that it’s not your typical spa.
I will warn you, you definitely want to wear casual, comfy clothes, preferably clothes you don’t care about getting dirty as they do apply oil when massaging your back/​neck. Also, don’t wash your hair before going… you’ll want to do that after the massage. They do use the oil when massaging your face, so if you have sensitive skin, make sure you mention this up front.
Oh, did I mention they have a special??? $ 30 for 70 minutes! How can you pass up on a deal like this? I mean, I can’t, and I don’t…can’t stop won’t stop going back to the foot place!

Decided to come here today on a whim after lunch next door. Overall it was a good decision and a 30 minute foot massage after lunch is always nice! My friend and I walked in around 12:30 and the place was empty so they took us straight into the back room. There were 4, maybe 5 massage chairs that were empty. The two ladies helping us brought hot water for our foot soak and helped us lay back and get comfy. Pillow could have been a bit more comfortable and I honestly should have asked to be sitting up a little more as laying back that flat isn’t always the best for me. Anyways, we soaked for 5 minutes then we received our massages.
Pros:
30 minutes for $ 20
Clean environment
Lights were lowered during the massage.
Very Welcoming Staff
The massage was exactly what my feet needed — she started off softer and worked up to a rougher massage that was great!
Large towel over my body and legs and an eye towel for comfort.
Cons:
Music would have been nice and relaxing but the ‘cd’ or whatever it was playing on skipped and scratched constantly — I almost asked her to turn it off.
Its not private. We were very relaxed until half way through the guys up front had to walk through for some reason.

Hubby and I both wanted to try this place out since we do regular foot massages. It was super close to the house so why not. We usually go to Happy feet off Josey and always walk out very happy. Anyways, this place doesn’t have the comfty bed we expected. Didn’t have the couple private room. And the girl worked on me was OK. Mid way though I was regretting that I didn’t go to happy feet. The service is better there. I Won’t be retuning. Oh and the man working on my husband his hands smell like cigarettes the whole time… Yuck.
On good note. They are clean. Owner was nice. No water provided after massages though.

Went here for the first time yesterday after work. Honestly, I’m torn.
The pros:
Friendly staff
Accommodate last minute reservations
$ 30 for a 70 minute massage
The cons:
Ridiculously uncomfortable back massage
Loud noises from the salon next door
The foot place was very accommodating. I called at 4pm to book appointments for three women at 6pm. They happily welcomed us, and were willing to answer a million questions (what do I wear, cost, etc). I arrived about 15 minutes early and waited on two coworkers to arrive. I got to hear a couple who had just finished rave about Frank and thank the front desk immensely. That’s a good sign right? My companions arrived and we were taken into the main room. They had four little bed-​chairs and we were instructed to lay face down. The first half of the massage was awesome despite the loud noises from next door and the skipping music over the intercom. The second I turned over, everything changed. The back massage… Well, it was very uncomfortable. I’m talking elbows and full on pressure from a 160+lb Asian man. I think my neck was the worst. He put full body weight on my upper shoulders/​neck and pushed my face into the chair hole so hard that I almost couldn’t breathe, and thought my eyes might proptose. He held pressure for a good 15−20seconds. The massage ended shortly after.
As we were walking out, both women I went with complained about the back massage being way too rough. Made me feel better knowing it wasn’t just me.
I think, for the price, the massage was worth it, but I think I’ll ask them to skip my back next go round.

Love this place!!! I mean, where else can you get a 70min massage for $ 30??? They call it a foot massage, but really it’s a full body massage. You lay dressed in these really large reclining massage chairs, soak your feet in hot water, then get a massage from your head, all the way down to your feet. Then you turn over and they do your back all the way back down to your feet. It’s very clean, the owner is super nice. My husband has always had a good experience with whatever lady he’s had. I highly recommend.