Monday, March 13, Beautiful Thai Massage. It's two floors of lovely relaxation. I'd been hesitant to try it because it looked out of my price range, but last week I decided it was time to at least duck in and check out the menu. Turns out I was worried for nothing. Their prices are totally average by Korean standards and extremely affordable by US standards. For those of you who are new to Korea and aren't sure how to pick a place for massage, here are some useful tips.
Massage therapists that listen and check in with where you're are at. Allowed to stay in the room and take a rest after the massage is done. Don't expect to share a language However, here the staff did speak English at the front desk and the massage staff knew key words in English so it was comfortable. Walk-ins welcome. Things that vary between locations: foot bath before massage, use of oils or lotions, etc.
Personally, I felt this place had it all. Certainly the nicest setup in Songtan and for a very affordable price. It was also the best Thai massage I've had outside Thailand. Meaning: they focused on stretching me out through the entire massage and not just at the end. It was effective and excellent. Lot's of knees and elbows. This is the magical soju hour when other guests might be a bit noisier than one would like. Labels: Beauty , Health and Beauty , massage. Newer Post Older Post Home.
