Asean Massage

Not professionals. Both therapists seem didn't understand how to massage. And don't care too. Therapist skipped the legs during full body massage, exactly where I needed most after bicycle ride. When I ask, lady said one hour is over, come tomorrow. It's cheap compared to other places in town and still doesn't worth it. Waste of time and money.

I'd avoid this place. Firstly if you are looking for "Asean", you won't find it. It does say "Asian" but so do other generic massage places here. In any case the prices are cheap. Lady out of the front asked what I wanted - feet, legs, back. Ok foot and body USD5 for 60mins. A young male sat me on a chair and for 45mins gave me a light and adequate, but not very therapeutic, massage on feet and legs. After this he asked me to sit on the stool and rubbed my shoulders. I told him I wanted a back massage, so he tried to do this in the same spot which was ineffective. I asked if I could lie down, and after asking 3 times he agreed for the final 10mins, and took me to a room with a massage bed upstairs. The back massage was a dry stroking rub that just pulled skin. After about 10mins of that, he put a bit of oil on and it was a little better. He then asked if I liked oil massage and asked if I wanted an extra 30mins. I had to leave, so declined. He then offered me a "special massage". I asked what this was (to confirm my suspicion) and he reached around my hip and said "sexual". I declined and he said "it's really good". I said no again and that I was leaving. He tried to convince me to have another 10mins oil and I declined. After getting to the exit (70mins total time in there) I paid USD5. He complained and said it was an extra USD3 for the 30min extra oil massage. I declined and left and he looked exasperated as the many female colleagues looking on. Avoid this place if you want a therapeutic massage. (I went to Relax Spa the next day and had outstanding massage and service - 4 hands, 90mins, USD 32).