Sparadise

Newly opened and I’m here the first ever Sunday they are opened ! lucky there were spaces to house us three girls .
We got a first time comer deal which was half price off the original (pedi 330 half price) so be sure to ask for that before doing your pedi or medi.
I got a pedi done and I think I will definitely come back even if I will be paying the full price .
The environment is quiet, staff friendly and professional. with my normal pedi, I got a trim, scrub and a good leg massage !
As compared to the more well known one near the soho escalator (thou shall not be named) it was way cheaper, better service, and better massage.
Just one downfall is that the seats are not too comfortable so I had to slide myself a little forward just to put my leg out .not sure if they can improve this given that sofas are fixed.
Nevertheless, Highly recommend it for all ladies !

Two words: CHOCOLATE HEAVEN! Possibly the most delicious treatment I have ever had, this gets a big thumbs up for keeping multiple senses entertained. It starts with a full body organic scrub followed by a chocolate body wrap which leaves your skin as soft as (cocoa) butter. You will sniff yourself for hours after… and so will everyone else around you.
The lymphatic massage is also fantastic and perfect for combating water retention and bloating whilst the signature hot stone massage is just pure bliss. I prefer an evening massage when candles light your way — a good night’s sleep is virtually guaranteed. The only slightly odd thing is that the back treatment room is semi-​outdoors which is mostly fine but I’d be interested to see how it fares in heavy rain or very cold weather.
Everything at the spa has an organic or eco-​friendly angle including the cute range of baby wear that is on sale. Yep, Sparadise is also a store of sorts and you can buy everything from organic pili nuts to premium rose hip oil which is not only affordable, but my new go to skincare product after experiencing it during a Sparadise facial.
I’m yet to try out Sparadise for a shellac manicure but their standard manicure/​pedicures last for weeks and the therapists thoughtfully push back your cuticles rather than cutting them as is often the case in Hong Kong.
Sparadise is by no means cheap but the quality of service and treatment is exceptional, making any experience excellent value for money. A couple’s treatment room would be a great addition… *hint hint*.