Asian bodywork place on 7th and 16th...

thelonious st. claire

IMO,

I am a massage enthusiast. I exercise regularly, practice yoga & qi-gong, and eat healthy. I have had massages from different people in various nations, on different continents, for 10+ years... the Tui Na place on 7th ~16th street is AWESOME. $55 for 60 minutes - they are heavy handed, but really skilled. It's not a happy ending joint (though I really wouldn't know because I've never sought one out).

Prob not the best place for the timid, but if you like a nice deep, cheap, massage - hit it up.

My $.02

lemur11215

Does anyone happen to know how late they are open?

This place could be on my way home if I take a different route.

I am a big fan of Opal but it's a bit far for me and I like the idea of having a shorter, cheaper option.

nyco

This place looks like it offers the "special massage". It has that dark, inconspicuous sort of vibe. Anyone else feel the same way?

filmlover44

Thelonious St. Claire wrote: (though I really wouldn't know because I've never sought one out).


My $.02

You would probably know if you had a happy ending!

carmen

I might have to give this place a shot now after the positive reviews. I'll start with a short one, though, since I'm a massage n00b.

joanjettofarc

I second that the place on 13th near 5th is great!


The ONE time I had a massage at Spring Thyme it was TERRIBLE. The masseuse did NOT listen when I REPEATEDLY asked him to lighten up (and I LIKE deep massage.) NEVER AGAIN!