Zhang's Wellness

At first, it didn't make sense that a massage shop was open 24 hours on Google Maps, so I went there in person and it really was open 24 hours. It didn't make sense for a massage shop to be open 24 hours... Anyway, I was Korean, not Chinese, and although the employee's English skills were lacking, she understood when I mentioned hot stones. I got a 30-minute hot stone massage and paid $40, and I added an extra $20 tip. By the way, they don't accept credit cards, only cash. The good thing is the price. For a downtown hot stone massage, $40 for 30 minutes is pretty cheap. Other places are very expensive. They're over $100.

I stopped in with no appointment and in dire need of relief from a low back/hamstring injury. A half-hour session with Emily worked out so much pain and tension i left walking without discomfort. As someone who works a physical job as well as engages in strenuous activities, i truly appreciate the work i have received here. It is cash only but the rates are very reasonable.

Amazing massages. Was visiting Pittsburgh for a couple of days and decided to get a massage after a long flight and walked in. It was the best massage I have every had. I could feel the knots on my back being kneaded away. Amy did a very professional job on my back, which has always been in bad shape due to my desk job. Came back the next day for a 90 minute session and this time another lady did a deeper massage which was also fantastic . She sure had strong hands. I couldn't catch her name but she focused on my back and calves/feet as well this time and it was wonderful. Would certainly visit again next time I am in Pittsburgh. Rare gem indeed. Very polite and professional folks.

It’ll seem tempting but DO NOT GO HERE. Worst massage/experience I’ve ever had. These people have no experience whatsoever. First, they sent me into a room to get undressed and lay on the table and they didn’t come in for 35 MINUTES. aside from the ridiculous and nerve racking wait, they never once massaged into actual muscle tissue. They vigorously rubbed the same spot on my back (until I basically had rug burn- see photo). I had to ask them to stop and work on other parts of my body. They did the same thing to my legs. Only rubbing(not massaging, just oddly rubbing) my IT band. Only the left one, by the way. They clearly had no knowledge of human anatomy. I left feeling worse. They ended my massage with a weak, dry foot massage. No lotion or oil, then pounded on my spine for a solid minu

this 5 star rating is assuming you know chinese enough to basically communicate. the staff members i met exclusively spoke chinese but my 2 years of chinese in university came in CLUTCH. but they are seriously incredible at what they do. great massage, friendly staff (after talking to them in chinese), fun too! i would say that if you don’t want to use google translate for every sentence don’t go, but otherwise you’re not getting a better value nor experience.