Foot Heaven

I expected more from this place. Ruby, the manager, told me that they don’t do foot massages. Imagine that! And the place is called foot heaven. I guess she wanted me to order the more expensive body massage. I negotiated a $ 50 foot and body combo which she agreed to. She proceeded to give me a completely effortless foot massage. She was obviously not interested in massaging me, just collecting my money. I thought maybe massaging feet isn’t her thing and the body massage will be better. Again, it was more of the same: poking, prodding, pounding with no effort whatsoever. I got the sense that she was upset about something. I have never done this in my life but I stopped her halfway through. I wasn’t about to lay there for an hour while she vented her frustrations on me with a pseudo-​massage. I gave her $ 25 and left. I had a good foot massage at this place once but it’s hit or miss. If you go, make sure it’s not Ruby. Better yet, find another place that respects their customers and takes the job seriously. Try massage envy where the masseuses are licensed and not supported by Chinese mafia types.

Very professional, the service is very good, the environment is also very good, really is a good enjoyment.

Excellent massage. Great options for foot massage, chair massage or full body massage. Highly recommend.

Foot Heaven, otherwise known as Foot Haven (they’re inconsistent), gave me and my relatives a good massage. After soaking our feet in semi-​hot water, they gave a light massage to the head before moving onto the feet and legs, and, at the end, I laid face down for a thorough back and neck massage. After this experience, all three of us were quite satisfied. We thought we’d want to come again.
And then we tried to pay. Because we liked our massages, we gave them some tip too. But apparently that tip was not enough; the boss lady tried to extract more. She said that massaging was so tiring, so we should obviously pay more. But if that’s the case, why can’t they just make the hourly rate more expensive?
Well, we gave them extra tips. But that still wasn’t enough. At that point, the boss lady tried to show us receipts to demonstrate how much «others» had paid them. I suspect that she keeps a stash of these receipts specifically for this purpose – just trying to hustle us.
We then left – with a sort of sour massage «aftertaste.» After doing a decent job, how could they try to scare off customers from coming back again?