Super Foot Spa

Clean, professional and hit all the right spots! Easy to call and make a same day appointment. Lady in the front was very nice and informed me of happy hour. Took my daughter with me for a mommy & me day and enjoyed our time. Bring cash for HH.

Dont go here until you want to take high end services that suck more money from you. I had hot stone massage first time, really liked it! and gave nice to tip to the massage therapist. Went next time to have foot massage was totally let down by the service. Looks like the owners of this business dont treat their employees well, and this masseur was taking his frustration on me. It was painful there was no sign of on professional touch. Stopped the massage in between and said no thanks! I didn’t want to tip the masseur but but gave it anyway knowing how the business treating them…

Very good massage. Language might be a problem but massage is no issue. Giving only 4 star because They kept of reusing the towels customer after customer. The towels that were on the table never got changed when I was there. I think it is hygiene issue which should be taken seriously other than that, it was perfect. Will visit again but may be bring my own towel

Price is worth it. Relaxing ambiance and im a regular client now since me and my friend tried once.

My BFF and I took a chance on this place after doing an Internet search. We were not disappointed. It was the best massage you can get with your clothes on and you can’t beat the price! We will be returning.

Some Thai, some great reflexology, if your piriformis is bugging you come here. Spotlessly clean. Mu, a young man worked on me and it was worth three times the price. I got the one hour combo and feel asleep during the foot massage. Insanely cheap. Please tip a lot! 20 bucks is fair.

MASSAGE REVIEW (B+)
— I paid for a 30 min foot + 60 min body = $ 49.99
— You really cannot beat the price on that. The massage was very firm and borderline deep tissue (which I like). After the massage I definitely felt more relaxed! I’ve only been there once, so I will have to try again to see what the other therapists are like. No complaints here. It is your typical asian foot spa, nothing fancy. Good massage that does the job.
SERVICE/​ENVIRONMENT (A-​)
— You get what you pay for. Based on this asian foot massage parlor, it is the best one (in this area) that I have been too. It’s cleaner and well run. The reception person was quick. We walked in right at the opening and got served right away. Other places were a little more dirty, but this place is nice and clean with a more open room area. A customer happened to be very loud when we were there and she was «sshhhhd» to quiet down (which I liked).
PRICE (A)
— Can’t really beat the price and deals this place offers.
OVERALL (B+/A-)
— For an asian foot massage place, I give this place the highest rating compared to the rest! Don’t expect fancy hotel spa service quality. I would definitely come back again.

I have been to a bunch of these types of foot massage spas around the bay area. I believe that Super Foot Spa however is the best so far. The atmosphere was very clean and calming with the slight tones of spa music in the background. I paid for a combo which consisted of 1 hours foot massage followed by a 30 minute body massage. At a lot of these places, you wonder if the person has ever been trained professionally. There is usually a lot of noise and loud people talking. Super Foot was completely different. My foot massage was amazing. He could tell what parts of my feet needed working on. He really took his time and made sure the pressure was right. The body massage also was amazing. He was very knowledgable about where he needed to work on and how to work out the knots in my back. I left there feeling like I was on a cloud. I would totally recommend this place. I will be back for sure. I would recommend making an appointment however. the place can get busy.

What a strange experience.
Went with the SO to get a foot massage. Really liked the atmosphere — soothing lighting and music. They had us both lie down on our backs and put our feet in water. Then they put towels over your clothes. The massage started with the head, then the arms, then the feet/​lower legs. Then they flip you over onto your stomach and do your shoulders/​back.
Overall the massage was good for the price. However, a few things that I didn’t like:
— They start by massaging on your face with lotion. Wish I had known this before coming in, all I could think the entire time was how my makeup was probably being smeared everywhere.
— Since we got the foot massage I thought it would be more focused on the feet, but it really wasn’t which was kind of a disappointment.
— Could have done without the entire experience when they turn you over onto your stomach. It was very sore and the motions they did just felt wrong, like my body did not want to go that direction. This was very different than the first part of the massage which was nice and relaxing.
— The next day my shoulders were so sore! Like I had carried a backpack all day or something. It wasn’t nice.
I think my SO had a slightly better time than me, at least he didn’t feel sore after and he liked that they actually use a lot of pressure, as opposed to other places where they just kind of rub you but don’t really go hard enough.

The environment is very good, very quiet, masseur also great, very comfortable massage-​designate

The $ 40 /​hour massage was average at best. I gave the masseuse a 20% tip. She complained saying it was too little and I needed pay more. When are tips required?

Went here today for the first time and had a great massage. I’ve done the $ 300 massages and the $ 20 massages and I’d put this one at around $ 100. I’m not a fan of laying down while my feet are in a bucket of warm water, mainly because it pulls my back. But the quality of the massage itself was very good. The masseuse really put his heart into it and it was so strong that it hurt sometimes, as someone else here said, in a good way. While it was very strong, I am not sore following the massage. I just feel a lot more relaxed. That’s a good sign. The towels they use to cover the beds and your face smell very clean, which is important when you’re trying to relax. They were very polite. They were ready earlier when we arrived early for our appointment. I feel like the value went far beyond the price. Highly recommend the place as it compares with other foot spa places around the Bay.

Excellent went yesterday! Everything was great, the massage was good the price is good too! people expect too much for $ 20 now a days. The place was very nice and clean. People that are saying place was not quite or smelled, probably need to go somewhere where the charge $ 80 an hour, because for $ 20 I thought it was great, I even gave extra $ 10 tip. My towels smelled fine and I thought it was quite enough, will definitely being going back!

Used to be my wife and I’s go to spot, though after a rude call back for a missed appointment using… well. stereotypical bad practice, it’ll be my last time back.
Not sure about the general audience, but to be yelled and cussed out on the phone for no good reason leaves a bad impression. There are countless asian foot massages around the bay area, nothing short of a Unilocal search and a mile away, I would suggest look into the alternatives.
Poorly kept equipment, towels that smelled strongly of bleach, and gossip queens in their native dialect is the best way to describe this place.
Though I will up this to a 2 star, solely because unlike other foot/​all body massage joints in the area, they don’t chase you out for more tip off a mediocre job.

Beware and please take your money somewhere else– couples reasons
— to noisy to be an actual spa
— employees talk loudly all the time, which doesn’t make it relaxing at all. Most spa’s are cleaner, quieter at the same price point!

Visited this place after it first opened for a few days. Tried it out and was pretty good and price was really cheap.
Came back after another week for massage. Found out they improved on the techniques on which spots to put the strength on. Have become a regular every other week.
Service is really great, the environment was pretty quiet and relaxing.

I’ve been to massage places all over the bay area and southern California. This one is one of the better ones.
I come here about 3 times per month. I am pretty active in the gym, hiking, biking, and walking alot so this place hits the spot. I have had many different people massage me, all of them have been excellent.
I usually just do the foot but the full body I got was amazing. Left me sore for a day! I highly recommend this place.

When it comes to $ 20 massages, we all know how it goes: They soak your feet while they massage your head, neck, and arms. Then they take your feet out of the tub and massage those bad boys. They work the top of your legs a bit before they tell you to flip over. Then they do your entire back, shoulders, back of your legs, and even butt.
I’ve been here twice and both times the masseur/​masseuse had perfect pressure for a relaxing massage. The old place I went to was too rough and the place before that was too soft. Call me Goldilocks cuz Super Foot Spa is juuuuust right.
I paid my $ 20 after the massage and they handed me $ 5 in change. I was so confused until the lady said it’s actually only $ 15 if you come before 1pm. I was ridiculously juiced.
The place is super clean and new. The ambient music they play is perfect. At other places, sometimes the music is too Chinese for my taste or the owner is too cheap to get a new CD player that doesn’t skip. So annoying, Foot Relief in Newark.
I will come here forever as long as they keep this great service up!

It was me & my boyfriend’s first time to get a full body massage ever, so it was quite an experience for us.
My aunty & uncle recommended this place, because its a grand opening & its $ 20/​hr for a foot/​leg massage, plus FREE head, shoulders, back, arms/​hands/​fingers, buttox & neck. Basically, the whole body! GREAT DEAL! Even better, they have happy hr from 10a-​1p & this deal is $ 5 less!
When we walked in, it was already a warm feeling w/​the dimmed lighting & relaxing music. We got treated right away for our appt.
We came late at night (8:30p), which I think is better to do. That way when you go home, you feel relaxed & eventually it would be time to go to sleep. haha
My massagist, Tony was excellent. He made sure not to touch my head in certain areas, as I requested. He took his time w/​all the areas that were on the menu for my appt.
My favorite is the legs, especially the feet. After a work week, that’s what I would appreciate. I love the warm, wet towl over my legs/​feet right after. Also, all the lotion stuff was great too. My feet feels great!
The back massage hurt a little, but I let him do his thing, because I knew I would appreciate it later & I SO did.
The little hole, you rest your head in, didn’t really help. It was kinda hard to breathe. Idk if others have that problem.
I don’t think Tony understood English very well, so one of the ladies were there right away to translate. That was good, because time was ticking & well, things needed to get done. LOL
At the end, they gave us water & that was that. Great experience. Next time I think I will bring friends to check it out. :)

Super Foot Spa just opened not even a week ago in the site of the old Blossom makeup shop. The name is not very creative, but as long as the massage is indeed super, that’s all that matters. As you probably have guessed, this is another one of those Chinese owned foot and body massage places that have sprouted up in recent years, many with varying levels of success.
I’m not one to normally do massages, as I’ve only gotten three previously my entire life (in Napa, Maui, and San Gabriel at another Chinese place), so I wouldn’t say that I’m a formative expert by any means, but for a grand opening rate of $ 14.99 per hour for foot massage, and $ 34.99 for full body, I was willing to take the plunge. After months of nonstop yogasthenics and parkour training, my aching muscles were in need of some of TLC, and although hesitant at first to try a brand new place, since I was in the area, I decided to give Super a whirl.
As mentioned, my basis for comparison is quite limited, but all I know is that the full body massage I received last night was pretty darn soothing! My masseuse was a somewhat short, stocky, relatively young female (probably late 20’s to early 30’s, and no more than 40 for sure, since you can’t tell with Chinese genes), and wow, did she pack some power in those fingers.
Now, I’m not going to say that I’m the buffest dude by any stretch, but I’ve been told that my physique is often difficult to massage. Not for this little dynamo! She was getting deeeep into the tissues, and I’m not going to lie… it did hurt a bit, but a good kind of pain, of course! All those months and years of accumulated build up were soon alleviated in a matter of minutes.
As with most Chinese places, they are not as strict on the cover sheet as your usual western spa. Your glutes are typically exposed, but the bottom part is covered up, so the genitalia is hidden from view. If you are shy about this, you may want to reconsider, but as the saying goes, it’s not anything they haven’t seen before.
The outer area is where the foot massage takes place, with a bunch of cots in an open space with no privacy. The foot rub normally also includes a tiny bit of the body as well, but obviously, the main focus is on the feet. The full body massage is done in the private back rooms. The funny thing is that since Super Foot Spa is surrounded by restaurants, you can hear the kitchen staff talking and cooking, with sizzling woks and spatulas clanging away. If you are the type that needs absolute dead silence to enhance your zen experience, this may be a bit of a distraction, but I thought it was simply hilarious.
Throughout all my years of being involved in exercise and fitness, I’ve always known that regularly scheduled massages should be part of the protocol. Up until now, I’ve never followed this rule, since I didn’t feel the cost was worth it, but at $ 35 a pop (plus tips), I think I might just have to start becoming a regular.