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It was excellent. The masseuse was highly skilled, the pressure was just right, and it effectively relieved my symptoms.

Good price, good and polite masseuses, clean rooms, reservations available, all staff are excellent.

The shop is located between Soi 16, with a small entrance; you walk in less than 20 meters. There's no parking. The massage focuses on targeting specific pain points. The prices are good, and it supports the employment of visually impaired individuals.

The masseuses were chatting at the shop, wanting a relaxing massage to clear their heads, but their headaches were getting worse. They'd supported disabled masseuses elsewhere before, but never experienced a massage that left them feeling so uncomfortable.

The worst experience I've ever had. The masseurs talked amongst themselves for two hours straight. The beautiful background music was drowned out by the chatter and laughter of the male and female masseurs, like they were having a big party. They didn't respect their work and didn't show any respect to the clients. Everyone in the room was silent while all the masseurs, both those giving massages and those not, were speaking their local dialect loudly and laughing loudly, completely drowning out our conversations. We left feeling dizzy and stressed after two hours. We came for a massage with blind people because we wanted to support them, but we will never return here. Very disappointed. I've had massages with blind people elsewhere, and most of them start with a gentle foot wash and drying, and they massage with respect for their profession. There's no conversation; they respect the client and always excuse themselves to wash their hands before massaging the head. If we hadn't come to this Thai Sabai massage place, we would never have known that massages with blind people elsewhere are much better and of higher standard. We ask that you improve your service and train your staff to be more polite and respectful to clients. It's a shame about the location, but the service is terrible. I'm completely fed up. Hey guys, this place sucks. Go somewhere else!

Sabai Thai Massage, supporting employment for the visually impaired, is located opposite Pantip Ngamwongwan. Prices start at 180 baht/hour. They offer various massage options at very affordable prices. The massage skills are excellent, with good pressure and strong acupressure. It's more than worth the price. The masseuses are polite, constantly ask about your symptoms, and cater to your preferences. The air conditioning is cool and comfortable. Several masseuses are available, and changing clothes are provided before the massage. *Booking at least one day in advance is recommended.* The shop is busy all day, even on weekends. Getting there: The shop does not have parking. You may need to park at The Mall and walk, or take a bus to the stop opposite Pantip and walk back a short distance. There's a large "Massage 180" sign at the entrance of the soi (alley), making it easy to find.