Beijing Foot Spa

They do a great job at providing great services for the money you pay. The massage itself is fantastic. They have an interesting style, which was great to experience for the first time.
The atmosphere is not luxurious, but it works. I did not like that my massage was interrupted twice or thrice because she had to talk to people that came in. Also, I did not really understand their instructions on how to move because their English is quite limited, but it works. Overall great experience and good value.

This place is legit, I love accupressure massages because they really work out your knots and you don’t leave feeling like they just spread oil on you for an hour. The ambiance was calming, dark, and peaceful. I got the $ 40 foot and back massage for 1hr. The lady who worked on me knew what she was doing, and I’ve had lots of massages in East/​West coasts. Only complaint I have is that I feel Asian establishments have a bad habit of directly demanding tip or even asking for more tip. Wow, Asia doesn’t even have tip culture, so what gives? They also charge a $ 1 fee for credit cards, so beware.

Really cool place!!! After awkwardly figuring out if you take off your clothes or not (pants stay on and bra) it was amazing. Started with my feet soaking in a hot tea mixture. 100% amazing. 70 min for $ 50! Go! Go! Go!

Kind of relaxing. The older guy basically beat the crap out of me — pounding with fists. Occasional acupressure here and there. It didn’t hurt but hard to fall asleep when someone is moving your body like a rack of meat. Weird. Stars are for cost. I don’t know if this is normal how they do acupressure massage but at least I feel a little less stiff in my muscles.

I was in desperate need of, my new found joy, reflexology! I have post nasal drip to the max! The holistic play I usually go, isn’t avail on Mondays — so I sought this place out. Now I don’t have experience with any Chinese massage parlor-​type places, so I can’t compare, but this place looked very stereotypical from what I’ve seen in the movies.
The staff hardly speaks a bit of english, and the older woman who takes you back and set you up seemed a bit quirky, and unprofessional — not that I minded. She was trying to tell me what to do, and started helping me undress — like taking my pants off, all I wanted was a foot massage haha.
Anyways, another one comes in and she lays me down, then basically climbs all over me. The massage was, just okay. However, I get them often from people who focus on deep tissue, so I’m a bit hardened to the touch.

Thanks to other Unilocalers, I tried this place today and had a wonderful experience. Had been looking for a Chinese reflexology spa since moving to St. Louis from Dallas, where these are more common, and Beijing is now my go-​to place for therapeutic massage.
The name is somewhat misleading, as the one hour treatment includes not only foot massage, but a full body massage while clothed. If you are looking for a fancy spa in a luxurious setting, this is not it. It is a very clean, tranquil space with basic, but comfy, massage tables separated by drapes, as you don’t disrobe, other than removing shoes. The gentleman who did my treatment provided a very strong massage that did wonders to relieve arthritis and muscle pain in my hands, shoulders, neck, etc.
The staff speaks minimal but functional English, and all are gracious and professional. As the prices are so low, I don’t think they accept credit cards, so you may want to have cash on hand. You can call for appt., but they accept walk-​ins. One hour massage is $ 40.00, with additional options for longer treatments. They even gave me a coupon for $ 10 off my next massage. Can’t wait to go back!

This is the best massage I have ever had in St. Louis, and I have had a lot of massages in St. Louis.
It is clean, relaxing, and staffed with awesome ladies who have hands of iron and will get out knots you never even knew you had. I am very happy.

This place is amazing and their prices are second to none! I thought it was a bit shady at first but everything they do is very ethical and the atmosphere is so relaxing!

First time in this place, had good impression on the girls!

Yet another successful relaxing treatment. These places are popular in SoCal, but didn’t find many here in St. Louis. Found this place while searching on Unilocal.Might be mislisted as Peking Reflexology? Management might consider benefiting from more on-​trend American signage in the window and a sign on the street. It’s tough for new customers to discover you!
Don’t let the exterior fool you. The inside is legit. The gals inside gave my hubby and I (while clothed) a head/​shoulders/​foot reflexology massage. We opted for the 30 minute deal, due to our schedule. Would have also enjoyed a full one hour.
What to expect: professional service, reclining seats, foot bath, quiet music, shared treatment room with sheer privacy curtains. Begins w foot bath, head rub, neck and shoulders, then finishes w the feet. Therapists adjust pressure according to client’s request.
So relaxing and on par with this type of service in other cities.