Long Teng II Massage Spa

This is a great place for a quick massage. I got a 30 min massage & 30 min reflexology. Surprisingly, I was quite pleased with the services, my masseuse had strong hands, good pressure, and literally dragged the kinks out of my shoulders. The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is because it can get a bit noisy with the walking back and forth in the hallway & the staff talking to one another. But hey, you know you’re not paying for a spa experience, next time I’ll just bring headphones or ear plugs. The facility is very clean, and the staff was extremely friendly, don’t be afraid to give this place a try.

I used to go to a Chinese masseuse in Vancouver that I loved uncontrollably and I was very sad to leave. I’m so glad that I found this place because it fills that void. You just have to specify where you want them to concentrate and they do a great job. They’ll make it as painful as you want (I feel like it’s not working if it doesn’t hurt a lot) or just relaxing. Its a no frills place, no doors just curtains, but the massage oil they use smells great and they totally know what they’re doing.

I’ve been here too many times to count. Maybe like 15 – 20 times by now. Initially, it was great. Cheap good massage for my tired bones after a long work week, can’t complain. But over time as I had different masseuses, sometimes it was great and other times it was just OK. Then there was that ONE time when it just plain sucked.
Now I usually go for 30 – 45 mins, if I like the person I’ll ask the name and extend my time to 45−60mins. This has worked great so far, and I will keep returning.

Update since ⁰⁴⁄₂₀₁₄ review– the last couple of times I’ve been to this place, I’ve been disappointed. The masseuses don’t use the same amount of pressure they used to. They are constantly talking to each other, which detracts a lot from the peace and quiet that I used to experience there. Also, my masseuse kept stepping out of the massage room– out of a 60 min massage, she probably spent 10 minutes not massaging me. Very disappointing…

My mom is a massage therapist and we were visiting New York for the night. We stumbled across this place and decided to go in just to check out the prices with no intention of getting a massage. It was so reasonable that we decided to start with a 45 minute massage. Ended up doing an hour! Clean, great Shiatsu technique, and very professional place. We highly recommend going!

Great massage, clean and relaxing environment, and not so pricey!

The place was clean and the massage felt good… a little to much pressure but overall it was a pleasant experience. I came with my boyfriend and we enjoyed ourselves. Prices were reasonable, will come back again

My experience with this place was awesome! Best massage I’ve had in a long time, and I just walked in off of the street. Totally worth the very affordable price ;)

Best quick walk-​in massage in the neighborhood! Don’t let the exterior look deceiving. It’s not at all the hole in the wall it may appear to be.
Excellent service and great prices. The 15 minute special is the like a rejuvenating power nap that gives you a high for the day. I’ve gone to several different massage therapists here and everyone is excellent. Great at sports massage for athletes or those of us who work out, run, etc.
My body and I thank you!

Amazing massage, best I’ve had in awhile in fact. It was very relaxing and my masseuse applied lots of pressure which I loved. And the price is great at $ 50 for an hour, $ 75 for 90 minutes. I’ll definitely make this a regular.

OMG. I am so mad that I have been living for here for three years and am just now discovering this place. Honestly, from the outside, with the bright neon sign and the frosted glass door and the dim inside, it looks like a «massage parlor for men only» if you know what I mean. But it’s totally legit inside. Everyone is friendly. When I read other reviews describing this place as «no frills,» I arrived thinking that I was going to be getting a massage in a room brightly lit with fluorescent lights. But they do set the mood. The lights are dim, there is the sound of running water and soothing music. The rooms are small, but who cares? They’re clean and you’re just lying there anyway. This was the cheapest and best massage I have ever had. $ 50 for 60 minutes and that wasn’t even a discounted price! Although, FYI, it’s $ 50 if you pay cash, but $ 54 if you pay with credit card. The massage was soooo thorough. I’ve had my neck massaged before but never had an entire 360 degree massage of my entire head. It was freaking unbelievable. There was also a part where I was massaged with hot stones and there was no extra charge. Although the stones felt good, the fact that there was no charge and that everyone gets them makes me wonder how clean they are so I think I’m going to ask to omit that next time. But overall, these women are tiny but they know what they’re doing! I will come back often. I hear they have a frequent flier card. I must ask for it next time I go! I agree with others who tip this ladies high in cash. They can’t be making much base pay and this was seriously the cheapest and best massage I’ve ever had. Also, I just walked in at around 430pm and they were able to accommodate me right away.

I had a 60 minute full body massage here and it was great! I had no trouble getting a walk-​in appointment immediately (however, it was a weekday afternoon). My masseuse was wonderful. While my massage was relaxing, she also did a good job working on some of the kinks in my back. I will definitely go back again!

I’m conflicted, because I have gotten two good massages here, and one not so good massage. The only reason the third was a bad experience is because my therapist spoke almost no English, so every time I said, «That’s too hard, and it hurts,» she thought I wanted more pressure. It just kept getting worse and worse until finally I sat up and said I was done. I walked away with bruises. My other two therapists had no problem understanding what I asked for, and were very sweet about asking whether their pressure was alright. Angela is particularly wonderful.
This is a cheap, no frills place. I recommend bringing your own music if you want to listen to something relaxing while you’re being massaged.

Very efficient massage and the price was so cheap!!! Next time I would go for 90 minutes since I know they are good.

I had a great 60 minute full body massage here. I called about an hour ahead to make an appointment, but it seemed that there were plenty of rooms and masseuses available for walk ins as well.
The massage was relaxing and the facilities were clean and professional. A very enjoyable & affordable experience. I’ll be back!

Kind ladies, clean facilities, good service.
Lucy is wonderful. Tip her well.

I work as a registered nurse. After my first month on the job, my back was a mess. It hurt to just sit here and do what I’m doing now. Sitting with my back straight on my bed while typing on my laptop was unbearable. I would have to lie down due to the pain.
I looked on Unilocal for a massage parlor. Longteng scored high and then I noticed that there was a Longteng II that was said to be quieter and nicer than the original.
Logteng II is on the corner of 105^th St pretty much diagonally across the street from Sun-​chan. A Japanese restaurant I reviewed on Unilocal.
The reception area was clean. The receptionist was extremely friendly. I went on a Sunday and called ahead of time to make sure it wasn’t too busy. It wasn’t. They penciled me in. I didn’t have to wait long once I got there. The room was clean. Everything about the place was aesthetically pleasing. The décor. It smelled nice. They were playing traditional Chines music in the background.
My masseuse’s name was Lucy. She was very nice. She did an excellent job over all. I got a one hour massage. She used her elbows to work the knots out of my back. She karate chopped me. Half way through the session she massaged me with hot rocks. And towards the end she got a hot towel and worked my back with that while simultaneously removing the massage oils. She did a great job on my legs and arms as well. I felt like I had undergone a rebirth by the time I got off the massage table.
I paid $ 50 for the massage and tipped Lucy $ 25. I was worried about if they would actually giver her the tip. I asked the receptionist if I should give her the tip directly. She said yes, but I should leave it at the desk since she is going on the the next customer. I did that and asked to go to the bathroom. The receptionist led me to the back and as we headed to the bathroom she and Lucy said something to each other in Chinese. I could tell from the look of joy on Lucy’s face that she told her about the tip. These women are working really hard. The job is really physically taxing so I didn’t feel right to be cheap with the tip. Especially considering you are getting an hour for only $ 50. It’s nice to know also that the establishment is doing the right thing by their staff.
I’ve got my little customer loyalty card. Make sure to ask for yours, if you go. And I will be stopping in once every pay period.

If you are expecting a super fancy European style place. This is not it. It is nice enough and clean. The rooms are open on the top so you can hear your neighbor telling his masseuse very specific instructions (he obviously had no home training). Other than the loud guy next to me, no complaints. The ladies were quiet and asked questions regarding the correct pressure. I enjoyed my deep tissue massage. I will be back. Where else can you find $ 50 for 60 min massage?

A giant upgrade from the original place on Amsterdam. Much more spa-​like, although you know, all things are relative.
Atmosphere: the treatment area is separated from the front by a door, so you don’t hear the constant phone answering and door banging you get in other places. The rooms are the right amount of private — you can get undressed without being seen, but open enough (curtain as door, walls that don’t go all the way to ceiling) that you don’t feel like you’re in a rub and tug. The room has fancy recessed lighting niches. It felt like the massage table had memory foam, which was nice. There’s a water feature that tinkles soothingly.
Massage: They do a little bit of hot stone stuff, but not really seriously. The massage I had was very nice — good and firm but not bruising. My masseuse asked me several times if it was ok, which it was. The terrible crick in my neck was mostly gone afterward. They do the head and face massage while you lie on your back at the end which I love. There are parallel bars installed above every massage room, leading me to believe that at some point they plan to offer some sort of walk-​on-​your-​back option, but it was not presented to me. Overall the massage was very good but not fantastic.
Longteng II is probably the best combination of ambiance, competence and price you’ll find in the area.

Okay first off they do not honor the $ 10 off when you check in! What the ef? I had the one hour table massage for $ 50. Basically she was beating me up throughout the massage. Unfortunately she didn’t speak English so probably didn’t understand when I’d say ouch or less pressure please. On top of all that in the middle of my massage my lady switched with the front desk woman who was answering calls while trying to rub my face? Save your self the time and money and do not come here!