783 Foot Reflexology Town

I stopped in to get information on massage prices for me and my wife (she wasn’t with me at the time). When I tried to take a quick photo of the price list to send to her, the employee told me “no pictures of prices,” then immediately removed the price sheet. I politely asked why the pricing was private, but he ignored me. When I asked again, they just stared at me with irritated looks. At that point I told them they were acting strange and decided to leave. Very unprofessional experience. Would not recommend.

Do not go here it’s a scam. So bad and they made us pay $230 for 2 75 minute massage. Don’t add the extra 15 minutes because that costs $25. No prices listed anywhere. I wish I looked at reviews first

**SCAM** I booked their "90 Mins Full Body for $90." I arrived at 7pm, and the gentleman assured me they close at 9:30, so I knew I wouldn't be keeping them late. A man started the massage (the one who rushed me to the bed) but said a woman would take over soon, which she did. The older woman (who I assume is the owner's wife) started working on me but was taking phone calls during the session. About 10 minutes later, another woman came in, out of breath, to relieve her. With all three of them hovering, the first woman asked about "oil, for $8." I clearly said, "no thank you." The woman who did the majority of the massaging was actually quite good. However, my feet were barely touched. It was a "Full Body" massage minus the feet. Weird. Also, the same 4-minute song played on repeat the entire time. The massage ended about 5 minutes early. THE REAL REASON FOR THIS REVIEW is none of the above; it's the payment. The gentleman rang me up as: $90 (massage) + $8 (oil I declined) + $30 (a pre-added "tax and tip") + $5 (for using my debit card). I knew they might try the oil scam, but to have tax, tip, and a card surcharge added without my consent? There is no signage about tax, surcharge fees, or mandatory tip amount anywhere. I didn't let him get away with it. What terrible business practice, turning what should be a pleasant experience into a stressful confrontation. **TOURIST TRAP. Avoid this place.**

My partner and I chose a 60-minute full-body massage. Unfortunately, the massage was disappointing—I didn’t feel anything. The therapist also mentioned she would massage my feet for 15 minutes. I agreed, thinking it was part of the full-body massage, but she charged me extra for it! That doesn’t make sense. What’s the point of choosing a full-body massage if they’re going to add extra charges like that? She charged us $220, but after recalculating, it should have been $136. The breakdown is as follows: $120 for the two massages ($60 each), plus $16 for the oil ($8 each). I believe she also added an extra charge of $39.98 ($19.99 + $19.99), which brings the total to $175.98. Being generous, I gave her and her coworker a $20 tip each, so in total, I paid $260. I will never return. It’s not worth it. The ambiance was lacking, the service was overpriced, and the pricing was just wrong.

Warning: Scam Alert. This place advertises a “Foot Massage $20” sign outside, but the price is not real. After we sat down, they gave us a 30-minute massage without telling us it would cost more. When it was time to pay, the lady pulled out a piece of paper and wrote 38 × 3 plus 30 more, claiming it was tax and tip. The total came out to $144, which we never agreed to. When I asked for a receipt, she refused. This is deceptive and dishonest business practice. They lure customers in with fake prices and then pressure them to pay hidden fees. Do not trust this place and avoid it at all costs. I hope others read this before getting scammed like we did