Tea Spa

I’m a nurse and am on my feet all the time. After trying Chinese massage for the first time at Tea Spa, I will never try «Western» massage again. The firm touch and acupressure provided by the the masseuses here are just what I need. The two ladies I have seen here (including Coco, the manager) both will decrease pressure if requested & will often ask if it’s «too firm,» etc. The amount of pressure they start with is always right for me. They have wonderfully strong hands and use a variety of techniques to loosen the muscles.
I’ve tried their full body and foot massages. Both are amazing. The foot massages are especially therapeutic and relaxing w/​steamed towels, lotion and occasionally hot stones. I had only one bad experience (& despite this, continue to return — they’re that good) when a hot stone used on one of my calves was just a little too hot. The area afterwards was sore and red — I don’t think the masseuse realized it at the time. Call me crazy to return, but the massages are that good! I have not had a problem since.
As Susan T. said, I also was a little confused by the tipping sign at the register. But, I am verrrry happy to have a new price list that helps you plan going in and also with the language barrier. I truly hope to be a customer of Tea Spa for years to come!

We had a really nice visit to this massage place. I had the 40 minute foot massage, which included a bit of shoulder massage at the beginning. Hannah was my masseuse and she was very good. She used just the right amount of pressure and made me feel very comfortable.
We were a bit confused (this was our first visit) by the NAME — «Tea Spa» made us imagine we would be served TEA while getting our foot massages (we have gone to another foot massage place in a different town that we thought was similiar and they did, indeed, serve tea). Not sure why this one in Lawrence has «tea» in the title, because there was no tea to be had. :)
There was also confusion on checking out on the TIPPING. They had a big sign suggesting AMOUNTS to tip, and that if you tipped below a certain amount you basically were indicating that you were unhappy with the services received. However, the amounts listed were far more than traditional tipping percentages… In retrospect, we figured they must be amounts for FULL BODY massage tipping as opposed to foot massages, but it was unclear and a bit uncomfortable and we all tipped more than I think we would have had the signs not been there (and more than we wanted to). So just be aware of that when you go — look at your total due and tip from THAT and do not be worried about the signs.
The other masseuse, Coco, worked on my friends and they said she was great, too. She was very kind to us and after we were finished took time to talk and explain more to us (via a translation app which was cool!).
If I lived in Lawrence I would visit this spot again. Go check it out!