Oriental Foot Reflexology

Best reflexology massage I’ve had. Jason was awesome. One hour and great price can’t be beat. Parking a breeze too.

My favorite place to get a massage. So relaxing. It is a different style than what I am used to, but it is great. They also sell 6-​packs of the Beijing Spa Treatment, and it comes out to about $ 30 for each hour-​long massage. You can’t beat the price or quality!

These guys are on point! I’m a professional dancer/​dance teacher and just got out of a Ballroom Competition and was in need of some work on my legs and body… They hit the spot! Don’t cheap out, go for the «Beijing» treatment (the whole body, you know you need it) and lay back and let them tear you apart for an hour or so. How you feel afterwords is like walking on a cloud… Totally worth it! I’ll be back!

My husband and I came here tonight on a Friday (6pm) because we do not like crowds just to ensure that we get our relax on before our weekend started. Aliyah (Front desk Professional) was awesome and answered all our questions. My husband and I were confused as to what a Beijing massage was, it basically was a massage of the calves, foot, back, hands and head– it was pure bliss! Their techniques are perfect because it got the kinks out of my calves, feet and back– yes in a matter of seconds!!! Personally, I actually think it was better than a Deep Tissue Massage!
Since my life is so hectic, I like my massage hours to be very quiet– so no talk while I am getting massaged. But I found myself having to just stop conversations while getting massaged in the past from other places… But when you are here, you have no problem because that is the point, and also, Susan and Jack are not only fabulous masseurs, they only speak Mandarin only anyway :.) This is a win-​win for me guarantee! I will be back VERY soon!!!

I’ve never been disappointed.
The one thing you should know is to communicate to the front desk — what you like what you don’t like if there’s an area you want worked or not. Not all the therapists speak English but they are all very politE and can certainly understand if you say pressure is too hard

I tried the spa through a groupon I purchased. When I arrived I was asked about pressure, I said medium, but throughout the massage, it was way too hard and I spoke up a few times but I don’t think he understood me, so it was not relaxing — it was painful. When it was done I went out front and had to listen to a sales pitch to buy more. I said no thank you and left, and three days later my neck is still killing me.

I got a deal on groupon for only $ 25 (which is ridiculous for what I got and the hard work they do) and it was AMAZING. I booked the Beijing Spa Treatment Package and got a little shoulder and head massage before the foot massage. It was AWESOME. In the beginning they asked how much pressure you want and I chose medium-​hard. It was perfect. The back massage at the end was great too. Painful at times but good painful. I would always come back if I didn’t move back to Germany. Everyone was super nice. Nice atmosphere, but with the door open I heard some other people talking. I was in trance though (lol) so I didn’t complain. Thank you for the great service! Thumbs up!!!

It’s $ 60 for a 1 hour body massage. They always cut short at 50 – 55 min. It’s OK, but honestly my back still hurts after the massage. They’re friendly, and you should make a reservation. They give you water before and after if you’d like. After my $ 40 1 hour massage in NJ where they know all the pressure points, this doesn’t cut it. But it might be one of the better ones for the price in the area.

Super strange experience. When I entered, I saw a dark room, lights off, door open, with a man quietly sitting on a bed inside. They lost my appointment. It wasn’t a huge issue for me — things happen, I asked to reschedule and come back another time but then they insisted on taking me. They had me talk on the phone to someone they said was the manager, who asked me for my phone number and no other information. A little weird, but ok. The man came out of the dark room — he was the reflexologist. More weird! He took me to a room, washed my feet, gave me a sort of massage on my feet, legs, back, arms and face. The massage was pretty bad. It was clear he didn’t know how to do it. It wasn’t just mediocre — it was bad. He did my face right after my feet, with his hands still wet from the water he used to wash my feet. That is gross.

I want to like this location (I usually go to Watertown) but it seems like they just don’t have the hang of the business yet. Also, the reflexologist who worked in me seemed super nervous.

My wife and I had couples foot reflexology massages which we arranged for an appointment ahead of time. Glad we did as they were doing a consistent business. Very clean, well appointed new place. Soft new age music and two very good masseuse. Started with our feet in bowls of hot water and flowers while we leaned back on the very comfortable futon like lounges. First 10 minutes or so was head, neck and arm massage. Very restful. Then 50 minutes of wonderful foot massage. Really loosened up my feet and I could feel the difference after it was over. Ended with 10 – 15 minutes of back and leg massage. Both masseuse (man and woman) were very friendly even though there was a slight language barrier, but more importantly they both had strong hands and knew what they were doing. Very relaxing and felt a lot looser after it was over. Very nice experience and definitely recommend.

This place is immaculate and the massage chairs are so comfortable. The rooms are very private, dimly lit, and play soothing music. I got the Beijing Spa Treatment and they start off with a rose petal foot soak. My masseuse was an older Asian man; he didn’t speak much English but he was very smiley and nice. Only issue is he used too much pressure so the massage hurt at times and it was difficult to communicate with him. Service at the front desk was very nice. Prices are also reasonable.

The way a company treats its customer after having a bad experience reflects its values.
This is my second time to this place. First time, great experience. However, this time, rug burn and rug burn throughout the entire massage.
There were two towels provided, and after getting undressed and laying down, I put one of the towels over me which ended up being overly harsh and rugged, leaving rug burn with every Tui Na thrust. It was painful.
My boyfriend put the same towel on his back. The only difference, I later found out that his massage therapist switched it out and gave him the soft plush one.
Also, they didn’t speak English so I couldn’t be more vocal, and I thought in my head that maybe this was normal and a towel was needed for sanitary reasons.
Day later, I call. Goal being: get an apology and have them tell me that they will train their employees better. Front desk guy, who turned out to be the owner, didn’t speak English, and after explaining to him the situation he said «so, you want an appointment today at 6pm?». Luckily, he was Chinese and mom spoke mandarin so I had her translate.
His response, not my problem, she didn’t need to take off her clothes, it’s not a massage — it is Tui Na. His tone and demeanor was nothing I’ve ever experienced! And why didn’t he take responsibility over his massage therapists not informing me or switching the towels?!
Moral of story: make sure they use the white towel on you.
Massage therapist was nice and smiley after my massage.
Owner, not so much. Not sure where he learned customer service and issue resolution from. All in all, I went from having sore skin and being upset to a frustrated customer who will never return based on how this owner handed the situation.
My recommendation: Chinatown Pain Relief in Chinatown, they have a groupon and don’t use towels! :)

GREAT MASSAGE. Very clean and the experience was very soothing. I got a groupon so it was like 50 percent off even better!

I really like this place! Super clean and well-​appointed. I was able to make a same day appointment for bodywork and foot reflexology. I was able to park on the street, about 20 steps from the door. I prefer it to Happy Feet Reflexology on Moody Street.
The masseuse asked me if I wanted light or medium pressure — I choose medium and I think it was too much — my feet felt great at the time but were very sore the next day, so just keep that in mind.
This is a really fun treat that is reasonably priced. Highly recommend!

All the coffee shops close at 6 around Waltham and I needed something to do while I waited for my guy. I had been wishing for a massage for a few weeks and happened to I notice this place. I was impressed that at 6:30 on a Wednesday I could just walk in and have an hour long treatment. The facility is new, comfortable and nice.
Tom, who gave the bodywork, seemed in tune with where I was holding stress. I enjoyed the medium hard pressure, even if it made me clench a bit in some moments. I could tell he was aware of the pressure and my body’s response, which is super important.
My only suggestion is to stock and use holistic oils and lotions instead of Vaseline brand lotion, which I wouldn’t personally apply to my body. I’m big into natural body care and only use plant based simple stuff like shea or almond oil. But hey, if that’s my only complaint… I used to pay a really good holistic lady who had to talk to me while she worked on me because she was hurting me so bad. Tonight I needed the quiet and a firm touch to ease my mind and body and that’s exactly what I received.
Make sure you bring cash for a tip if you’re paying by card.
I’m going back for the Beijing treatment soon. Sounds fun and luxurious.
Now to go home for an Epsom salt bath…

I’m giving this place only two * because:
First and most important is the masseuse I could not wait for it to be over. The guy was older although not too old but he did not follow the same technique for Tui NA as the other masseuses in the Watertown. He hurt me by pressing right on the spine.
Also the manager was the same as in Watertown I was under impression he remembered the pressure I normally liked, but I guess not and no one asked me.
On the contrary my husband like his lady masseuse ok, as we had a couples massage at the same time.
I can not say I did not like it completely but most of it I did not get the feeling that he was a good masseuse. Its also weird that they do the whole body but not the feet inc. in Tui na treatment.
The rooms are super clean and nice. Everything looks with the taste!

I went back there again and now I have mixed feelings. Basically don’t try to walk in on the weekends because they are most likely booked and may take you in and rush it.
I called right when they opened asking for same day appt on a Friday for a 11:15am appt but they were booked. I hesitated and said okay let me call you back when I figure out another time. Right away they said they could take me at 11 am. Fine. I go in there and the person at the front desk answering phones and making appointments was actually the person working on me. They took me to the big room with 8 beds since all the smaller rooms were booked. It was alright but the one thing that irked me was she was on the phone handling customer calls while giving me a «relaxing» head rub as well as… I am assuming… calling a masseuse to come in right away to handle me. When she was giving me the foot reflexology, I felt it was more of a lotion foot rub that my husband gives me instead of the reflexology that I’ve had before. When the masseuse finally came 30 mins into it I was like thank you Jesus! It turned out so much better.
The rooms aren’t sound proof so you can hear what’s going on in the lobby. A lady comes in and said she’s there with a party of 7. Oops sorry room occupied. So yea I felt that they were rushing me due to the fact that I’m by myself in a room of 8 beds and there’s a party of 7 at noon. Maybe invest in movable curtains so you can have more separate parties in the big room. It does look ghetto but that’s an option.
Basically moral of story, try to make an appointment at least the day before.