M Beauty Spa

I love this spa. Very clean, nice music and reasonable prices. Great location! I have enjoyed the massage I received very very much!

Worst «massage» experience of my life! The lady just kept digging into my shoulder blades with her elbow even after I told her to stop and focus on my lower back. I could feel her texting on her phone the whole time. She was just so rough and rude I ended up with a muscle spasm in my neck! Are these women licensed or even trained? Would not recommend to anyone!

I know I asked for a light massage, but feather touch… have some sense little lady I almost got up and walked out but my friend was on a next table I didn’t want to bother him. I did speak up and told her little bit harder. I should know not anybody can be a good therapist
Another thing I don’t need 10 mins of head massage instead I can use hand/​feet massage, not just one knuckle pressure on my hands palm or bottom of my feet
I wish I can train them!!! I realized all the girls are trained by same person and they are all basically the same…
I like the fact they have water at the lobby with the clean cups I will drink their water but I don’t drink water from any other place when they bring the water from the back room, FYI they reuse the cups.
I so want to like this place but simply my massage was not good :’(
They are really one star massage here but at this time I will remain at two.
Search for a new place, let’s see where I’ll find one

My friend brought me here because she said that she’s gotten a massage from this place a couple of years ago and it was really good. But I think time changed because it wasn’t the best massage. But then again it was only $ 35 for an hour, so you get what you pay for. Also there’s a mandatory $ 10 tipping min.
Would not recommend nor would I go back.

Tried this with a friend who lives nearby. Massage was pretty good — standard Chinese deep tissue massage.
Very familiar with that methodology as I’ve been to many such places. I should have stuck with just the massage! I got a facial too — it was relaxing, yes, and my skin did look glow-​y afterwards. But the girl PLUCKED MY EYEBROWS. What the — -. Not okay. I tried to stop her but damage done. Not only did she pluck them into thin lines but they weren’t even symmetrical. So annoyed. So So So annoyed. It’s now several weeks later, and barely one hair has grown back. I’m middle aged now, my eyebrow hairs don’t grow that fast anymore! If you come here, don’t get a facial. If you get a facial, tell them not to touch tour eyebrows. Unless you hate eyebrows and want them banished from your face forever.

If you want the BEST Reflexology (feet) session you will ever experience, make the appointment with Diana. I can honestly say it will be the experience of a lifetime. She is constantly booked, so make an appointment a head of time. Words cannot explain how wonderful an hour can be with just Reflexology on your feet. She rubs your shoulders before she starts and you sit back in a very comfortable chair and drift off to a very calm and happy feeling. You won’t be disappointed and for $ 28.00 plus a $ 10.00 tip, there is nothing better. I used to be a former Angel Feet customer (Perry St., NYC) and after spending $ 120.00 for an hour Reflexology, I truly have found the best place in NYC for Reflexology. But ONLY with Diana will you have this experience. She also does full body massages that I have heard are amazing. I have tried others but no one is as great as Diana. They have packages and gift certificates available as well.

The pet peeve — there is a minimum $ 10 tip required for services over $ 25 (I think that was the limit — but it definitely applied to the $ 28 foot massage).
Very inexpensive, and pretty good traditional Chinese style foot massage, complete with shoulder and neck work, but followed with an untraditional hot stone treatment. Would definitely come back for another footie and keen to try out the body massage.
I like that there are little private rooms for foot massage, and it’s definitely a pretty relaxing, though simple, atmosphere.

If I can give zero I would. Just awful. Had a full body n foot massage, both one hour. Body was OK it was more of a rub that a massage but the foot massage. He was using some type of pen like contraption that was incredibly sharp and it gave no relief just intense pain. It would be OK if he knew how to use it but it was a joke. Thought about leaving like every 10 mins but talked myself into staying. It can’t get worse, and it did. Then demanded a 10 $ tip for that torture. Told him no and just walked out. I am usually a very good tipper but I had to put my foot down for such bad work, I am not rewarding someone who can’t do their job. I only gave for the back RUB. Don’t go, save your money.

I had 2 reservations for 7pm. The day of the reservation, I called them to confirm. They then told me to come in at 8pm due to their earlier clients coming in late. Obviously they do not know how to do business. If I am on time to my appointment I should be seen, not be told to wait due to other customers lateness. Needless to say, I canceled my appointment and will never book another one with them again.

Had a cranky neck and decided to come for an impromptu 1 hour massage before work. Tony was incredible and made sure to pay extra attention to my neck and shoulder. For $ 35, I left with my neck feeling so much better. Place was small, but clean. Would definitely go again.

I get a massage 3 out of 4 Saturdays in Forest Hills. This was my first time to this sleeze ball place.
The dirty and filthy staircase wasn’t a big deal. The «receptionist» whose mouth was filled to the point she could not talk, needed to mime her way for me to follow her, wasn’t a big deal, The massage space, not big enough for me to remove my sneakers wasn’t a big deal. The curtain, not a wall, separating me from another customer that came in the same time, wasn’t a …
What was a big deal was the arrogant nature of the massage lady. Untrained Rough. Angry. Rude. grabbed my tip out of my hand without a thank you of any kind is a big deal,
I walked out more stressed than when I walked in.
NO Way is this a place to go to. No, nope, never!

I have come here for a massage at least a dozen times. A friend referred me here, and now I refer everyone. It’s a small, clean, quiet place. Don’t expect anything fancy, but they get the job done! Majority of the time my massages are great, the hot stone helps my back so much! I’m a professional classical dancer and try to get a massage at least every month, and this is my favorite place!

I came here for my post half– marathon. I had a best deal, 1 hour massage with free hot stone, only $ 35. Tony did a great massage. He knows where to locate the tighten muscle and i felt better after. Im looking forward to get massages here.
The place is small but it’s nice and clean.

Excellent massage at the best price in NYC! I recommend calling ahead to make an appointment, especially if you are a couple or if you prefer female vs male masseuse.

It’s good for the price. First and foremost, no one should expect to be treated like royalty if you’re only paying $ 45 for a 1 hour massage ($ 35 + $ 10 required tip)
Customer Service:
Having that said, the front desk girl never smiles. Every occasion that I have walked in for an appointment, she looks like someone just died. She just points at your assigned masseuse and tells you to follow them with an annoyed expression. Honestly, if you don’t like what you do, work somewhere else.
The Massage:
You have to understand that the type of massage they do is called Tui Na (Chinese-​style deep tissue). Which basically means that they WILL go hard on pressure points. I prefer this type of massage but if you’re a more sensitive person, tell them to go medium or soft on you, there’s no point to be uncomfortable for a whole hour.
Most of the masseuses I had here are adequate but I think a lot of their customers had complained about the strong pressure they apply; so recently, I felt they been going a lot softer than what I’m use to…

Great deal for the money. Clean and polite service. Strong massage and even used hot stones. I’ve been here about 4 times and have never had a bad experience. Only complaint would be there could be a little more communication– for example asking about pressure, etc., but this could be a language issue.
For those who complain about the $, expecting a $ 10 tip for an hour of strenuous labor is extremely reasonable.

Went there for mother’s day with my mom
Service/​ambience: Our appointment was at 3:00pm and we weren’t seen until 3:30. They weren’t even apologetic about it.
I also wished they had a real massage bed with appropriate head rest (that thing that looks like a doughnut and allows you to breathe while facing down). Although they have a round pillow that aims to simulate the real massage bed, at times I felt like I didn’t have enough space to breathe.
On a good note, the place was clean and quiet.
Massage:
Massage was pretty good, specially once they start using the hot oil.
I told my masseuse not to massage me too hard and he did a great job at applying the right type of pressure.
The hot stones were just too hot for me.
Overall it was good for $ 45; I would try it again.

I rarely review places. But honestly, this place was so bad that I had to make a Unilocal account to write a review. We were referred to by a friend, So we figured it was a good catch. My mother was the one who was getting a massage.
1. Took us eons to find the place. It’s located upstairs and shares the same building with a deli/​restaurant & dental office. Meh.
2. No music. Where’s the orientals? Or smooth instrumentals? Wtf? What spa has absolutely no music? O. o sorry. Miss me with that. I was turned off from the get go. It was awkwardly quiet.
3. We set an appointment, the girl at the front desk looked confused when we were confirming that we were here for said time.
4. The ‘masseuse’ who massaged my mother had a strong stench of cigarettes. She said she came in stressed, and left even more stressed. She also said that the hour massage wasn’t all that. Even if it was $ 35+ a mandatory $ 10 tip Wasn’t worth it.
Honestly, this might not be up my alley, but it will be up someone else’s. Beware.

I’ve been going to this place for a year now and every time I went, I had exceptional massages. I even recommended this place to all my friends and got them hooked!
However, I’ll never be returning again. The last time I went (and the last time I’ll ever go), the girl who is normally behind the counter was not there, all the masseuses were extremely young looking, AND the classical Christian hymns they ALWAYS play was not playing in the background… all not a very good sign.
So when I go into the room to get my massage, this girl who looks no more than 16 starts to rub my body. The next half hour all she is doing is rubbing up and down my back… naturally, I told her to stop and to get me the manager. When the manager came, after much back and forth, she sent me another girl. Now this new girl was angry or something because she was literally abusing me although I was telling her to not massage me so hardly. She also had nails. How can you be a masseuse with long nails? Needless to say, my experience was horrible. So horrible that I felt even more stressed out leaving than walking in there.

A few of my friends had recommended this place. I was forewarned this is a no frills type of place.
After a hectic stressful summer full of projects, this is exactly what I needed.
I entered and asked what kind of massages they offer, the hostess at the front said one hour combination of hot stone, shiatsu, and swedish for $ 35. Sold!
I got a very young masseuse, I didn’t think he’d be experienced but he was very strong and knew exactly where to find my knots without me telling him. That’s an experienced masseuse!
Here’s what you need to know before you go:
No frills, not a real spa.
Small rooms for private massages.
Strip down to your skivvies.
Be quiet!*
$ 35 for 1 hour massage
Above the Fay da bakery
Clean rooms, bare minimum
$ 10 minimum tip
They wipe you down with a nice hot towel at the end to wipe down the massage lotion
English is a second language
Bonus! They crack your back and stretch your legs, arms, and back at the end of the massage. A mini chiropractic finish.
So don’t be cheap, most massages cost at least $ 1 per minute! $ 45 for an hour with hot stones and stretching at the end is unheard of. Trust me, I’ve been around to all sorts and types of spas/​massage places.
*Its not that quiet, you can hear people walking or the toilet flushing but what do you expect from a tiny place in Forest Hills!
The only thing I didn’t enjoy was the massage table. It kept moving when my masseuse was putting a lot of pressure on me. I’ll be returning for a regular, possibly monthly massage. What a great find!