Sabai Sabai

The restaurant has a nice atmosphere; it's not crowded, perfect for relaxing and unwinding.

It was the worst massage ever. They kept pressing and stopping, I don't know what they were doing. It felt like they made me more sore than I already was.

I went once and never again. It was so hot I had to ask for a fan. The big guy gave a painful massage; even after I told him it hurt, it still hurt. And the guy with short hair seemed sleepy while giving the massage.

The masseuse who gave me the massage was very careless, pressing here and there, just going through the motions. I asked to go to the bathroom for 5-6 minutes, but the massage finished in the same amount of time, with no extra time added.

The masseuse was completely inexperienced. My muscles ached more after the massage. The head massage was just rough, pressing on the wrong spots, and jumping back and forth without following a proper sequence. I've never wasted so much money on a massage before. There were pauses in the massage as if the masseuse was spaced out and wanted to go home. I'm incredibly disappointed by how terrible this massage was. I wonder where they even got their training.

I was very unimpressed. The masseuse seemed uninterested in the massage and was constantly on her phone, playing on it throughout the session. It was so disruptive that I had to remind her to apply pressure before she would. When she was on her phone, the massage was very light and her touch was out of rhythm. I booked an appointment for 10:30 PM and arrived on time, but the massage didn't actually start until 10:40 PM, even though the shop closes at midnight. I chose the Thai massage + neck, shoulder, and back massage package for 599 baht, but the staff tried to upgrade to a deeper tissue massage, saying it was better. I agreed and paid extra (2 hours, 800 baht), but the result was very disappointing. The massage ended too quickly, only 1 hour, at 12:20 AM, before the full time was up. I had to remind her to continue until she finished, which is unacceptable for a professional massage parlor. Overall, it was a very negative experience. The lack of dedication, the use of phones during the massage, and the push to upgrade to a more expensive package that lacked the quality expected were all disappointing. I think this will be my only visit.

Booked in advance, clearly specifying 2 hours. The massage lasted 1.30 hours, then they said it was finished. I had another client scheduled. Confusing.

I went for a massage for office syndrome – severe pain in my shoulders, neck, back, and shoulder blades. The 2-hour Thai massage was excellent. I was massaged by a therapist named Ying; she had amazing skills and hit the …