Thai Sabai Traditional Thai Massage

So they are no longer Thai Sabai and the previous workers no longer work here. It is now called Siam classic massage. Still great service and massage. Same price and they add hot stones to the classic Thai massage which is even better.

1 star service, 1 star for trying.
Asked for swedish/​deep tissue massage but got thai massage instead– a really crappy thai massage. I feel these places have a couple of great masseuses that might do a good job but then they also have the masseuse that I got, who sucked big time. From her first touch I knew she didn’t know anything about swedish massage, even though she seems to try. I would NEVER come here again.

This place is amazing! Have been to numerous places all over LA and this one is def. my fav. The therapist I see is Apple. I see her every Tuesday. Her days off are Wednesday and Thursday. Does a great deep tissue and she knows my body very well. If you like she can also recommend a acupuncturist as well. It’s only $ 45 an hour and worth every penny.

They don’t honor the Unilocal check. Bogus. I hate when businesses do this. And play the language card.

One of the best massage places I have found in LA. They have so many great therapists here. They all have the strength to do deep work when you need it, and their technique is just more sophisticated than other places I have been. I really like East, Apple and Gaam. Do at least an hour and a half, but two hours will put you in Heaven!
The place is always clean, the service is friendly and the décor is a tasteful combination of Zen, Thai and Balinese.

Over and over again, without a doubt, Thai Sabai proves to be my favorite and the BEST massage center. I went to another spa with a friend who urged me to no end but I was so disappointed since I was not treated as courteously as at Thai Sabai. Plus Thai Sabai is much prettier. Now it’s even won my friend over! She won’t go anywhere else either. Finally!
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The healthful Zen feeling of the Thai Sabai Hollywood space just clears my head and I lay down to a treatment of complete release and relaxation. Wow! The therapists here really know Thai massage! I love it and am very relaxed after a treatment which is a great benefit to my optimum vitality… and all of ours.
I have gone to so many other spas and haven’t received half the attention or the deep, skillful massage that I get at Thai Sabai, so this is where I always keep my investment in Self and Health

They dropped the ball. I’ve been here numerous of time. Thee new crew here sucks ass. Worse massage ever! It’s just lotion and a rub down. Save your time and go somewhere else.

I was driving to LA and San Diego during the New years weekend to spend time with my good friends there .
After long hours of driving I got to LA and of course I was all stiff from driving and sitting in the same position for several hours as I am a massage therapist I know just what to do !!!
Thai massage is always my most favorite type of massage to get and Los angeles has plenty choices for me to choose from end up I chose Thai Sabai because my local Thai friend said it is highly recommended from everyone she know and trust me when you ask them girl where to go you MUST trust them cause these girl know better than you at how and where to relax and spend your hard earn money ummmm… mm
On to the massage itself it was one of the best massage I ever had it was gentle yet strong with a lot of stretching incorporated to it
Man !!! The therapist that worked on me was very well trained and I really did like her flow too
The atmosphere was also very nice No… no no not fancy by any mean but just nice and has enough Zen to it make you feel quite calm during the massage
And last the big plus is that they are in the same parking lot where i can be super conveniently walk across to get my favorite thai so-​cal snacks !!!
I would give Thai Sabai 6stars if I could !!!

Had a raging migraine. Went in, had East as my therapist and walked out with a lot less pain. She focused on what needed attention instead of, like many places that have an automated routine regardless of your needs.
I highly recommend East. She is courteous and intuitive. Will see her again soon.

I love this place, The ladies are sweet, friendly and know what they are doing.
if you have any issues please tell them and they will take care of you.
I tell all my friends about it and go back regularly.

If you’ve never had a thai massage, get one. They are amazing — especially at Thai Sabai. For starters — one’s first impression of the place is one of peace and tranquility. The sounds of water and wind instruments greet you upon entering. Second, just about every person that works at Thai Sabai can dole out an amazing massage.
One of the things that makes Thai Sabai so awesome is that you can tell the person giving you a massage EXACTLY what you want. Personally, I enjoy the reflexology and the stretching — so most of my massages were tailored towards these two things.
The bottom line is that this place is all about service. They are polite, soft spoken, and rehydrate you with a bottle of water and a chocolate after the massage. Also, when you are finished, go get some thai food or treats at one of the restaurants in the parking lot. Yum!!!

4 ½ stars.
I’m on a search for a great massage place, and after all the reviews thought i’d give this place a try, after all I live less than 2 min away haha.
Parking is a lot so that’s always a plus, inside is real nice, quiet, and serene. They have rooms that are all together but curtains than split so you have your own privacy. You lay on the floor rather than on an incline chair or table. They give you clothes to change into (for guys shorts, girls shorts and a top that’s basically a handkerchief). After you dress the magic begins, and no I don’t mean happy ending.
She took of my top and massaged my back and everything. She even stepped on my back, which I was not a big fan of just because I was real sore that day and it was a bit more painful rather than relaxing. I did love how the girl massage my knots. It was a love and hate deal. Towards the end they stretch you out and the massage lasts about an hour. Price is fair and they work real well on you.
The lady I had was nice and accommodating. She would ask me if i was in pain or if the pressure was too much. And I liked that she massaged my knots the whole time, some places don’t really do it right or just massage but don’t actually work the pressure right. A definite place to check out!

What a great massage! My therapist used some amazing techniques that removed every knot from my body. She even asked what level of pressure I wanted, whether it was okay or not to walk on my back, and asked what I’d like her to focus on. She does a combo of stretches, walking on my back, massaging with and without oil and uses wet warm towels to ease my muscles at the end.
In addition Thai Sabai has nice décor and soothing music, free bottle of water, loads of parking (they do have attendants, but you can park for 2 hrs for only $ 1 with their validation) And after 10 visits, you get a totally free massage!
Good quality, good deals, and plenty of parking: how do you get better than that?

For those of you who have never experienced Thai massage keep in mind that it is sometimes painful and involves stretching. A bit like sports massage. I find it to be the most satisfying, because it addresses several of my stress areas (scalp/​hands/​feet) which many other types of massage totally neglect.
Thai Sabai is the one massage place in Los Angeles that I have returned to consistently over the years.
Went last night and have the good fortune of meeting Apple. She is excellent at what she does and I can’t recommend her enough. Her acupressure and lymphatic drainage work are excellent.
The spa itself is nice. Smells good, always very clean. I wear earplugs when it’s busy so I don’t get distracted by the sounds of people coming and going.
Prices are great. $ 45 for one hour.

My husband has been going here for years and in recent years I’ve joined him. Our massages have always been perfectly relaxing, firm, relieving — the ladies extremely kind and polite. We don’t live in southern cali anymore but every time we are in time we make a special trip. Today the ladies were rude, painful and stressed us out with their massage. I felt more sore and stressed after my massage than before. I was shocked that my husband had a similar experience and on top of that — he tipped over 15% as he always does and they insisted on ADDITIONAL tip!
We are sadden by this experience. It was always a treat for us to visit our old haunts but we have decided this one experience is ending our relationship with this business.
This massage place is in thai town and within several blocks there are dozens of thai massages. try another place!

I have been going to this place for 10 months/​once or twice per month and I must say I am satisfied for the service and the price you pay (which I think is reasonable). An hour of Thai sweddish massage with my favorite masseuse Gaam. She knows what she is doing and knows how to de compress and de stress me.
I’ve tried other Thai massage place within the area and none of them can compare to thai sabai. I stick to Gaam whenever I go, I tried one lady and I forgot her name but she wasn’t good. It was a mediocre what she did to me, I didn’t feel refreshed or good after the massage.
The place is clean and even though its a bit noisy outside given the restaurants nearby, it doesn’t seem to bother me. Me and my roomie love this place. She usually get the lady name Apple whom my roomie says is excellent too.
Will come here definitely month. If this is your first time trying a Thai sweddish massage expect to be sore the next day, it’s normal and they will give you water after to detoxify. :)

Let’s start with the positive. I’ve been to Thai-​Sabai before and everything was lovely. The massage was fantastic, the atmosphere was inviting &clean, the customer service was perfect.
UNTIL LAST NIGHT. My girlfriend and I went in for 90 minute Thai/​Swedish combo massages for $ 65 per person. It was a steal, the massage was great. I came prepared with just the right amount of cash. $ 65 + 20% gratuity. I ALWAYS tip 20%. if I have the cash on me, I will round up, but I didn’t, so 20% of $ 65 is $ 13.00 & that is what I gave her. My massage therapist responded, «fifteen dollar minimum tip!!!» …
I am not a cheap skate. It’s only a $ 2.00 difference between my 20% and her minimum of $ 15. I scrambled for 8 quarters out of the bottom of my purse and completed my transaction.
What REALLY bothered me was the fact that gratuity is not mandatory. Gratuity in EVERY industry is a gift. The fact the she literally DEMANDED an additional $ 2.00… Who does that? I was really upset she didn’t thank me for my business & thank me for the gift of gratuity. As a customer, I was not appreciated and that’s why I will never go back.
Thai-​Sabai may have gotten an additional $ 2.00 but they will NEVER have my business again & I will make sure I tell everyone I know how unbelievably rude they were.

P’Boom does not work here anymore. There are currently no skincare services available.
My friends and I always park at the Ralphs plaza on Hollywood Blvd/​Western Ave and walk to this place. The valet parking here is a total nightmare, not to mention highway robbery.

How have I not reviewed my go-​to massage place? I’ve been here at least a dozen times. It’s not exactly convenient (parking can be a hassle and it’s not in my hood), but I’ve never been disappointed — not even when it was in the middle of the festival and the DJ booth was right outside, rattling the walls.
The prices have increased a bit, starting at $ 45 for the one hour massage. Still among the cheapest in LA, though. Sign up on their email list for special discounts — they usually have one for every holiday.
Keep in mind that their «rooms» have open ceilings, so you may hear other goers next to you. So if you’re looking for peace and serenity, pay more and go elsewhere. If you’re looking for someone to work out your knots and loosen up your limbs in a clean and comfortable environment — then this is your place.

I have to agree with my sister on this one! Like many other people, we came here off the Living Social deal. It was actually a gift.
I was a little skteched out by the reviews… mats on the floor? curtains separating you? weird outfits? not what i’m usually used to wheni go to get a massage.
It actually much better thani could have even expected! So there is a communal room with separating curtains but its not that bad. You hear a few slaps and ooh and aahs here and there but it isn’t anything that totally messes up the mood. You get so into your own massage you won’t even be distracted by anything else.
They give you these shorts (kind of like scrubs with an elastic waist) and a matching haler top with no back to wear. I went with my sister so they put us in a shared area with no curtain separating us which was cool.
They came in and went to work. My massage lady was awesome! Her name is EAST and ii highly recommend her! She used hot towels (which felt awesome) some hot stone rocks, knees, elbows, arms and who knows what else. At one point she was rolling her knees into my thighs and butt and it felt so good. She worked all my problem areas with just the right amount of pressure.
At no point was anything unbearable or uncomfortable, it all felt great and just what I needed. She cracked a few bones and rubbed out all my stress! I would definitely come back here again… and for $ 45/​hour or $ ⁸⁵⁄₂ hours you cant go wrong?!
And the next day i didnt feel sore or in as much pain as in other massages.
Sidenote: Really awesome Thai food place right next door!