Li Asian Massage

FIVE STARS HIGHLY RECOMMEND! This massage place is run by a sweet local Chinese couple who are both very experienced and skilled. I get my massages with Nick, and I have been coming back monthly for over a year. This is Chinese massage, not relaxation massage, so it’s a therapeutic style more focused on deep tissue pressure and getting out knots. I get the 1 hour deep tissue massage and they are very, very firm massages. It can be a little bit uncomfortable at some moments because I come in with so many knots and tense areas to work out from my job. But it is 100% worthwhile, because Nick really loosens up my body more effectively than any massage therapist I have ever been to. So after the massage I feel nice and loose, like a noodle. They also do aromatherapy and hot stones, so it really is like a spa experience at an affordable price. Just make sure you are tipping enough — the base price for Chinese massage places tends to be lower but that’s because they get a higher proportion of their compensation from tips. I recommend anywhere from a 33-50% tip. It will be totally worth it for you, too!

I booked a massage through ClassPass. The massage itself was very good and technically well done, but the overall experience was uncomfortable due to the therapist’s behavior and communication issues. At the start, the room was quite dark, and when I asked if the bed and sheets were clean and ready, the therapist responded in an irritated tone instead of simply reassuring me. Communication throughout the session was somewhat difficult, which made it harder to ask questions or feel at ease. I also noticed similar feedback mentioned in other Google reviews. During the session, she asked if I wanted “Chinese medicine oil.” When I asked what it was, she questioned where I was from and then made critical comments about my nationality, which felt inappropriate and unrelated. The most concerning part was at the end. As I was leaving, she stopped me and insisted I pay a tip immediately, stating that ClassPass does not include tips. While I understand tipping expectations, the interaction felt aggressive. She repeatedly asked how much I would tip, pushed me to use my card directly with her, and added that I should include an extra $3 for credit card fees. When I said I preferred to handle payment at the front desk, she became visibly upset and raised her voice. This level of pressure and tone made me very uncomfortable. While I appreciate the quality of the massage itself, the service experience was unprofessional, and I would not return. I recommend addressing staff conduct, communication clarity, and tipping practices to ensure clients feel safe and respected.

10/10 massage! The main masseuse is a man who will get into every nook and cranny of your shoulders with deep pressure. If you're looking for a classic spa environment this isn't for you. Prices haven't been updated on the website so in person is $10 more but still the best deal around and cash is preferred.

I did a 90 minute massage and it was great. A true Asian experience with elbows, forearms, knees, hot rocks and steaming towels. Of course it hurt a bit during, but I feel relaxed with all the kinks worked out now. Make the appointment and you won’t regret it.

Ive been here multiple times over the last few months. I put up with the overcharging, its $10-$15 over what I book online and the card charge is another $3 because its a decent massage and I get right in. The mandatory $30 tip is ridiculous. She took my card from me and asked how much tip and I said $25 and she said No. 25%-$30. Its not even the $5. Its mandatoryish 25%. They also hand you a receipt with a spot to leave a tip after entering it manually so if you aren't paying attention Im sure they will be more than happy to let you double tip and not say anything.