Two Smiling Feet

this was my first massage. It was wonderful and relaxing. My boyfriend and I asked for deep tissue massages– definitely wasn’t that. Still very nice though. It was just a general full body massage. We were fully clothed, eyes draped.
They were both men and spoke almost no English, it was sort of strange but for 30 dollars it was great!

This was my second time here, both times I had Jin. I have tried many places in and around Seattle area, this is my favorite so far. Pleasant, friendly staff, no wait, walked in both times without an appointment. Many of the places the pressure used is either so hard or too light; he used light to medium pressure on head, arms, feet and moderate to firm pressure on back and back of legs. Definitely worth $ 30, great value. If you are looking for a more «technical «massage you’d expect from a licensed massage therapist you would be disappointed; they use more pressure and acupressure points, and Jin did that well.
My husband had the other male worker (I did not get his name) but he said it was firm pressure and a good value. I will go back again and I will request Jin.

I initially tried the traditional chinese massage at another place in Burien and was lured in by the sticker price. 1 hr for $ 30, you just can’t beat that for a massage. While they state it is a foot massage, it is really an entire body experience. You are in a room with several other people, it is quiet and dark and not well insulated from the noise of the outside world.
This particular facility was really great and I continue to enjoy massages by Linda. She is wonderful, kind and strong. I like that she smiles, which may sound weird but unless you are totally used to this environment… the whole experience feels awkward the first few times. So yes, smiles help.
The downfall of being in a room with other people who are getting treatments is that, not every soul that walks in has the tact to keep their pleasure moans on the INSIDE. The last time I was in, a man next to me kept groaning and moaning. It started a little bit after maybe halfway through my massage so I just kept my eyes shut and tried to focus on the gurgling fish tank next to me.
In a pinch, you can walk in and get a head to toe massage for $ 35 and no appt. I’m busy, a married Mom of two boys and randomly have free time. This is perfect. If you ever go to places like Massage Envy or La Vida in West Seattle (I’ve been a member at both), you really can rarely get a same day appt and they are usually very particular about saving time slots for new clients. At Two Smiling Feet, you are guaranteed to get in almost right away and it is half the cost of a traditional American type massage. Try it out. It’s not for everyone but if you can find your center and meditate, the environment doesn’t matter… just let these guys work their magic.

For some reason 2015 is the year keep traveling to SEA! On one of my visits attempted to go to one of reflexology businesses in the International District but due to a game at CenturyLink there weren’t any parking spots.
So used Unilocal to find a location out of the downtown area and decided to try out Two Smiling Feet. Have been to this location now multiple times and each time have had an excellent experience. Every time I’ve been to TSF but lucky that it wasn’t crowded and just walked in and zero waiting. The visits have had a different employee do the massage and every time its been an excellent experience.
Its very dark inside the massage area with about ?8? beds and soft music playing (the aquarium is a nice touch). Rate is $ 30.00/hour which is a great deal. Good parking close to business is available although first time visit it maybe a bit hard to find — its tucked in the corner.

Damn dude beat the hell out of me. It was great!

I love this place! We have gone to Imperial in the International District and LH in Burien but they are not consistent. Sometimes you get someone who more kneads on you and doesn’t actually massage and sometimes you get someone who seems like they are mad at you and are going to make you pay by digging their elbows and knees into you no matter how many times you tell them it’s too hard. We’ve gone here 3 times now and each time we leave feeling like jello and so relaxed. Everyone is very professional here but they really seem to enjoy their jobs. I’ve had the guy with the glasses twice now and each time he has been very friendly and checked with me several times to make sure the pressure is ok. I would definitely recommend giving them a try. You can’t beat $ 30 for an hour massage.

My husband and I did the Unilocal $ 25 for $ 30 deal (they said its available for only 1^st time customers). We’ve been to the Imperial Foot Massage in Chinatown and we loved it however they were so busy we decided to head out to Burien. The place is nestled in the corner across from the bank so it was kinda hard to find. We made appointments for 3 pm and were quickly seated. The employees hardly speak English so it was very hard communicating. When we entered there were red dim lights with about 6 massage beds in one room. The masseuse then applied what was called «stripper lotion» on me. Lol. It smelled of cucumber melon and was not ideal for a relaxing massage. I guess it’s preference, but I’d prefer something more on the soothing side like Eucalyptus, Mint, lavender or chamomile. The foot massage was incredible however I was disappointed in the back massage. It was a little hard, and again it’s preference and I’d prefer medium to light massages on the back. The language barrier was hard so I couldn’t express how much it hurt. I was hoping if I made ouch noises he would understand. Lol. My husband prefers hard massages and he said it felt good but not as good as The Imperial Foot Massage in Chinatown.
Overall, for the Unilocal deal this was worth it. I just wish I could have communicated a little better and maybe I can bring my own lotion next time??? ^_^

I really like their services, good massage @ good price and i felt great after a hard day work. go check it out

My boyfriend and I came here on a Saturday night. It was empty when we walked in and we were served right away. The staff members were very courteous and professional. The atmosphere was relaxing with dim light and soft music. I have to admit that I was a bit nervous at first, not sure what to expect as the previous reviews were so mixed. But the massage was excellent. I like my massage on the softer side so it was perfect for me. I have received much harder reflexology massages in China. My boyfriend would have preferred a harder massage. I think the fact that I spoke Chinese helped with the communication and made the whole experience less awkward. The manager also honored the $ 25 deal easily. The only complaint that we had was that there was a male staff member who stood aside the whole time, looking intimidating. Overall, great adventure for a Saturday night.

Just had a great massage for the best price in town. $ 30 for a one hour head-​to-​toe massage. Different than your typical massage– atmosphere was unique & you get to keep your clothes on.
I like coming here because you don’t need an appointment, although I do recommend calling ahead of time just to make sure they aren’t super busy. Some days I wake up with a stiff neck and need somewhere to go within the same day.
If you have a lot of sensitivities I would probably tell you to stay away. They do use moderate pressure and they don’t speak any English so it would be hard trying to explain which areas to be gentle with.

WTF! This was the worst experience I have ever had at a pseudo massage studio. I was not expecting a lot, but I was also not expecting my flesh to be pounded on and twisted like rubber. I am not a weakling but I know its wrong to jump up and down on someones knees and back like a trampoline. I did ask the kid to calm down a bit, but its was useless. I should have left, but I was giving him the benefit of the doubt.
Usually these places do a decent job on the feet, but even that was lame. It was like I was barely being touched, just opposite of the rest of the disaster. Never before in my life has a «Therapist» pulled my hair during a session. Multiple times. and then when I was asked to lay on my stomach, he kept elbowing my upper shoulders the least likely place I would need massage.
SO I thought it was almost done when he jumped onto my back and grabbed the facia of my upper back with both hands and clenched so effing hard and also pulled me up and down while my head hit the table with unbelievable force.
I left there with a crooked feeling body, headache and pissed off. I warn all you you to never go there (PERIOD). #neveragain

If I could give a 0 I would. Came in and the little old lady told us to come back in 40 mins since they were busy at the time. We made sure they set us up for the next available time. Upon coming back two old ladies were sitting there and they let them go first.
Wtf then they said it’s cus they called in and made an apt and for us to come back in an hour. Some bull crap. No one has time to come back and forth. Learn to use an appointment calendar and keep your business organize.

This place… The guy was eating and dropping food out of his mouth when we walked in. Talk about unsanitary.
I was expecting a foot massage and did not realize it was going to a foot reflexology situation. I had a very awkward and strange experience. They took my belongings and placed them in a basket and told me to lay down. They draped my in hot towels and began to massage my head and face which I did not like. I did not want his sweaty hands all over my face. Especially when he is touching people’s feet all day, and I did not want that!
Then they tried some strange reflexology on my feet and it did not feel good.
They kneel on your thighs… and he attempted to massage my arms and upper arms and upper thighs… I had to stop him a few times because I was so uncomfortable. I left feeling kind of upset about the whole experience, They do not understand acceptable boundaries and effective communication. If I am asking for a foot massage that is what I am going to expect… not…whatever that was. Simple as that.

Nasty! This place does not change the towels! After they are done with the customers, they reused the towels. They fold them back like they are brand new. Imagine, they wiped people’s feet with those towels.

I like coming here because I know it won’t be very crowded and I can park easily. In fact when I went yesterday I was the only one in there until a couple came in when I was almost done. I love being able to sit next to the aquarium and relax.
They do massage your entire body and soak your feet in hot water. Chinese foot massage is rough so if you want them to go softer, just let your person know. You wear your clothes and they put a towel over you to keep you warm. They have you lay down on their chair which is electric and flattens out. You lay down on your back and then later flip over. When you flip to put your face down they have a paper sheet to cover the face rest so your face doesn’t have to touch the massage chair.
For me, a $ 30 (add tip) massage for an hour is great! They also offer a punch card if you want to go regularly. Plus I like that I have been able to drop-​in when I want since I tend to go spontaneously.

I had the weirdest experience here.
The boy who was assigned to work on me looked like he was too young to legally work. Every time I opened my eyes, he was staring at me and smiling. I was so creeped out.
I asked him to massage my head harder a few times, but he didn’t change the pressure. I basically laid there for an hour, squinting my eyes, worried that the kid was staring at me. I was worried the entire time, and I could not relax.
As I left, he and the manager chased me out, demanding that I tip him. Usually I tip, but the experience was so weird. The manager said I have to tip. I told them that tip is extra and is not standard business practice to make me pay extra. He slammed the door in my face.
I wish I could give them 0 stars just for being rude.

Tiny little Asian women always amaze me by how strong they are…
I typically go to the Fremont location but I was in West Seattle and saw the Unilocal $ 25/​hour deal.
That was probably the best head and scalp massage I’ve ever had! My lady got all the right pressure points. However… the body massage was a little painful at times… I kind of wish they had a head/​scalp option only because I would be visiting very often if they did.
It’s cheap… quick. and (sometimes) relaxing. Not your 5 star spa that caters to each specific body… but not too bad for the price you pay.
Was a little bit difficult to find… it’s in the complex next to Rite-​Aid, behind the bank.

Relaxation destination! The value here is great! They can be a little rough but if you let them know you would like the massage to be a little or a LOT softer they will listen! Just make sure to speak up! Also tipping is expected here, I would give five stars but I have seen some not so nice actions occur to certain people that they feel did not tip enough. I think some tact around the tipping process could really move this little joint up to 5 star status!

I think it all depends on who you get. I had a great experience at the Fremont location, but a totally opposite experience here. The woman I had was so weak it barely felt like a massage. It was relaxing because the chairs are so comfy, but I was looking for some real reflexology work. I can’t deny it was a good deal, but I’d take your money elsewhere.

Called to make an appt. & the girl that picked up the phone was very nice & polite. Still took us in even though we were late. Tricky place to find! It’s in a plaza, so look for US Bank and it’ll be right there near the actual entrance of US bank.
This is an «asian/​chinese» style massage place, not your typical spa trendy massage atmosphere. You walk into a cool dim room with several reclining leather (massage) chairs lined up for you to take a seat in and relax while a calming music is playing in the background. Your assigned «masseuse/​masseur» gets out a bucket of warm-​almost-​hot water to soak your feet in while he massages you. For $ 25/​hr-​$ 30/​hr (depending if you get the special deals or not) you get a «full body massage»
They massage:
1.)Scalp, Temples, Ears, Neck first while your feet is soaking (just Ok)
2.)Shoulders, Arms, Fingers (Good job with the arms & fingers)
3.) Feet (after soaking) (They do an amazing job with the feet massage!!!)
4.) Legs (Good Job)
5.) Back (A bit rough but I needed it. i think this depends on what you prefer. not long enough for me to feel the full effects though. I would have rather not have the scalp-​neck massage to get more back massage time =/​. i think they do this for 10−15minutes only)
6.) Butt (yes your butt. it didn’t feel like it was in a creepy way at all & they use their arms not their fingers/hands.but i’d rather not get it massaged by a guy. i guess again it depends on your preference.)
All this is done full clothed.
The person I got was good, but my sister got a really young guy who she said was not good at all. =\ Maybe a hit or miss?
CONS:
*They did not use any oils during the massage which made a difference in the quality of the massage.
*Also, when we walked in all the people available to massage were ALL GUYS =/​. no offense at all, but I just prefer women giving me a massage if it’s gonna be a full body massage. I suggest calling and asking for a woman in advance if they do have someone available. =\
All in all, it was ok to me. It’s a good deal and not bad at all. but I probably will try somewhere else like the pretty good rated «Imperial Foot Massage» at downtown Seattle.