Fung Soong Reflexology

Great find for a great massage in the middle of the City.... We were looking for a no nonsense foot and body massage and one of our local friends recommended Fung Soong. We were not disappointed. Don't let the funky exterior entrance scare you away, as the inside is both clean and peaceful. We got Iris and Jackie and both were excellent.... The prices were very fair as well. If you're looking for a great massage, definitely check this place out.

I've been to Fung Soong a few times. The atmosphere is relaxing, with good attention to detail for decor. I like the fake vines placed around the space, inviting serenity. The prices here have gone up significantly over the past five years. A 60 minute foot reflexology is 55, and 70 minutes is $60. I recommend the 70 minute foot massage, which includes some attention to other areas of the body too. If you have a specific pressure preference, let the person on the phone know when you book your appointment, and remind the person at the desk once you arrive; that way they can pair you to the appropriate therapist, and you have a much better opportunity to get what you want. I had a session tonight with Allen, and he met my desired pressure needs well. I love a very deep massage. It was a grea

Wow had an amazing massage with Lilly!! Her hands and gifted. The staff is really nice. Definitely will be coming back. Thanks Lilly

A few years ago, I stopped visiting this place because the front desk staff openly blamed me for not tipping enough — despite my leaving a 15% tip. The interaction was so uncomfortable that I chose never to return. Recently, I went back at the request of some friends, and disappointingly, the same thing happened again. If the establishment expects a higher tip, it should clearly state a mandatory service charge or suggested percentage upfront. Otherwise, blaming or shaming customers for tipping what is considered a standard amount is not only unprofessional — it’s a poor business practice. This kind of behavior creates a hostile environment and drives customers away. It’s certainly not the way to attract or retain new patrons. There are plenty of massage shops in San Francisco that provi

If you are not used to it the massage / body work here can feel harsh , too strong , painful . But if you are prepared , it's a great find. They need à more sound - proofed front door for noise ànd comfort Imo .