Jasmine Foot Massage and Spa

Ok so my sister and I came here on a Friday afternoon as a walk-​in. As we walked in the first thing the lady said to us was… No no no! We busy! No we busy! Busy! And she pointed at the door. We didn’t even say anything and she just rudely gesture us out the door. Super rude!!! We just walked out peacefully. Lol. But you know what? If she didn’t kick us out, we wouldn’t have found Treat Your Feet in Lakewood (LOVE IT!!! And it was cheaper) That’s exactly where we went after being rudely kicked out. I would never go here again. Big turn off.

Really great massage they were the last resort after a long day full of stress they charged 90 bucks for 2 hours it was a great deal an a vary relaxing experience they dnt speak much English so it was funny when id ask a question but all together a great place to relax,

I really liked this place. (It’s got duplicate business listings on Unilocal,so maybe Unilocal could delete the other one, on which I placed a review).
I’m surprised at the poor review someone else posted for this place, because I had a very good experience. Often, native customer misinterpret how these places are run, because the cross-​cultural cues get mixed up, but that all comes with the incredible price. You pay far less at these non-​English speaking places, but I consider the unusual way they run these places as part of the experience. Also, the masseuses work long hours and for not a lot of pay, simply because it’s one of the few professions they can train for where English is not required.
So be patient and relax. You’re supporting immigrants trying to make a new start in the New World.
Tips are a real part of their income. It’s hard work.
I loved the place both times I’ve been. Right temperature, music levels, lighting. Gave a $ 10 tip for a one-​hour $ 50 massage. Ask for a good, tough sports massage if you’re fit or do labor for a living.
I’ll be back.