New May Flower Back Rub & Foot Rub

Walked in asked to use the restroom dirty no soap. Saw a dish of 4 large turtles in a small glass bowl struggling to try to get out. Cruel dirty. No chairs for foot massage. Tables only. No wonder the place was empty.

I went after work and had Kelly and I loved everything about my experience — I showed her where I needed work most on my lower back and neck and said I liked a hard massage and she delivered a massage that was deep and strong but not painful. I am definitely going to be going back there again after tough work weeks.

WOW! I am a massage whore and this was one of the best and most painful massages i’ve ever had, (second only perhaps to Renew in the WV). I normally don’t make noises during a massage, but she got so deep into my knots and tight back I physically couldn’t help. HURT SO GOOD.
The appearance is kind of sketchy, but they do very excellent work and its cheap! $ ²⁸⁄₃₀ min. I will be back!

Stumbled upon this place with my boyfriend after shopping around and having a crappy work week. So it was well needed. We both got an hour, $ 48 each + tip. It looks sketch, but overall was clean and friendly. If I’m ever walking along this street again, i’d stop by.

Just when I thought I could walk the streets of NYC no more, I stumbled across this little gem. Its rather dark inside, which made me think about happy endings… but I felt comfortable enough to try a 15 ($ 15, $ 16 + change with tax) minute foot massage. I went to one of the «rooms» (the other reviewer describes them perfectly), took off my sandals and laid down on the table. I had a pillow for my head, a rolled up towel elevating my feet, and a towel draped over me (was a little confused by this since I was fully clothed, maybe its standard practice, this was my first massage ever).
The masseuse starts at your groin and works down to your foot on each leg. Then she rolled up my jeans and massaged my ankles. Very relaxing!
I have nothing to compare this experience to, but that massage was just what my feet needed to continue on my journey (I had a metro card, but it was the most perfect day imaginable & couldn’t bear the thought of getting on a train).
I will definitely go back if I ever find myself in a similar situation while walking in that neighborhood.

This place is right down the street from my office, so I stopped in one day on my lunch break for a quick massage. The interior is similar to other Tui Na massage places. There isn’t any soundproofing, but the décor is a little better. They’ve used nice Chinese screens between the massage tables and have Kimono-​type curtains for the front of the «rooms».
Overall, the massage was good. I only went for 20 minutes, so I don’t feel like I can really add or subtract any points either way. I’ll definitely go back.
EDIT: Went back. Twice. Gonna go back more – but I will say that it’s sort of hit or miss. This place isn’t as good as other Tui Na massage places, but because of its proximity to my office (read: breaktime = massagetime), I’ll keep going.
Prices are comparable to other Tui Na places:
20 minutes: $ 20
30 minutes: $ 28
45 minutes: $ 38
60 minutes: $ 48
Keep in mind that this is the pre-​tip price, and doesn’t include the ~$ 2 credit card usage fee.