Chinatown Pain Relief Massage

The masseur was extremely rude and disrespectful. I came for a 90 minute which is set at $116 and they claim for 10% discount with cash. So I had in mind that the massage was $104 and I plan to give him $21 tip which is almost 20% which total to $125. He then said that the massage is $110 even with discount for paying with cash and demanded $30 dollar tip. Afterwards he shouted Chinese profanities. To be honest, I would have not fussed over $15 dollars but the way he treated me is unacceptable. The thing is I went here twice already and they always lock the door after my massage as if I’m going to steal from them even though I’ve been there before. To be honest, the massage is actually not horrible but after being wronged twice I would never come here again. You’ve been warned. I heard tha

Been coming here for at least 6 years, perhaps 5 times each year when I visit Boston. I've also tried other places in Chinatown when I couldn't get in. Be careful, two other places tried giving me unwanted inappropriate services. This place is always great with a very firm touch that does me good. Yes, the price has slowly gone up, but they are similar or less than others. I've never been ask for a tip, although I always tip extremely well, $30 on a 90 minute massage, which is still less than the national brands. I was actually a member of Massage Envy for over 10 years, often getting 3 massages a month. They are great, but rates kept increasing & then a moved far away from a shop. Chinatown has 2 places that are affordable, around $80-110, depending on length. I go every time I'm in

Lily did such an amaaazing job. I can not. She helped me out with something else too after. Great service. Took good care of me and my friend. Really good relaxing massage. It was perfect.

It's hit or miss here now. It used to be good. Stick with the females. The male massage therapist wastes too much of the time on pressure points or lightly massaging small areas. This happened to me twice now and I won't go back to him. He doesn't like to work.

Avoid this place at all costs. We booked a full 60-minute massage, but they cut it short by about 10 minutes — no explanation, no apology. Then, without asking, they slapped on a 20% tip to the bill. That’s not just rude, it’s bad business. I’m from New York City where top-quality massages cost half of what I paid here, and you actually get the time you pay for. This place is overpriced, dishonest, and takes advantage of customers. Save your money and go somewhere that respects you.