Qing Qing Foot Spa

First time visit, and I was pleasantly surprised by how clean the place was. The massage techniques used were proficient and effective. I initially chose a foot massage, and it was quite relaxing. For my next visit, I would prefer to have a male therapist for the foot massage. The staff maintained good hygiene, and the overall experience was positive. Keep up the great work! We look forward to returning.

A legitimate massage spot with NO HAPPY ENDINGS offered.. been here 4x now! If you’re looking for a deep tissue, this place gets the job done. Gets pretty noisy sometimes when they talk but I’ve been bringing AirPods and it does the trick …

I've been coming here for almost a year, and I've always had a good experience. I had a one-hour foot massage on 07/05/26, and as usual, the massage was great. …

RACIAL PROFILING! I’ve been getting massages for over 25 years across multiple states and countries, so I know what a normal, professional experience looks like. Unfortunately, my recent (8/18/26) visit to QING QING Foot Spa in Portland was anything but that. I had been here before—once with my parents and once treating a friend for their birthday—and both times were fine. That’s why I returned. Before coming in, I called to confirm they offered chair massage and was told yes, along with a $50 combo (chair + foot massage). When I arrived, I was told there was no chair massage and that I’d have to lie down instead. That was already disappointing, but I agreed to continue. What stood out immediately was being required to pay upfront before receiving any service. In 25+ years of getting massages, including previous visits to this same location, I have never been asked to do that. It felt unusual and uncomfortable. The massage itself was okay, but the situation at the end was worse. As I was leaving, I gave a $5 tip on a $50 service. Instead of accepting it, the therapist questioned it and demanded more, saying “that’s it?” and asking for $10. I found that extremely unprofessional. I took my tip back and left, at which point I was told not to come back. To be clear, the combination of being required to pay upfront (something I’ve never experienced before) and how I was treated afterward left me feeling singled out and disrespected. As a Black man, I can’t ignore how this experience came across to me. I’m sharing this so others know what to expect. At minimum, I believe customers deserve consistent policies, clear communication, and respect—none of which I experienced during this visit.

I came in because I was experiencing back pain. Before going into the massage room, I selected the 60-minute body massage for $60, and pointed to it on their service menu at the front counter. After selecting the 60-minute body massage, I was taken into the massage room. A few minutes into the massage, the guy asked if I had booked 90 minutes. I told him no and that I had selected 60 minutes. About 15 minutes later, he asked if I wanted something added, but I couldn’t understand what he was saying. I told him twice that I didn’t understand him. The only thing I clearly heard him say was that “people like it.” Thinking he was talking about a massage technique, I said, “okay, if people like it.” At no point did he tell me that what he was offering would cost me an additional $30. I eventually learned that he was trying to upsell me to try cupping. I had no idea this place even offered cupping, and it’s not something I would have agreed to if it had been explained. I was lying face down the entire time, making it even harder to understand what he was saying. I heard him bring something into the room, and since I’ve had hot stone massages before, I assumed that was what he was preparing. Instead, he started applying cups to my back. It felt strange and uncomfortable, and I told him to stop because it didn’t feel right. He either didn’t hear me or ignored me and left the cups on for a few more minutes before removing them. When I went to pay, I was surprised to see an additional $30 charge for cupping. I never knowingly agreed to that service, and I absolutely would not have chosen it if I had understood what he was asking. I came in for a simple body massage to help with back pain, not to receive an additional treatment that was never clearly explained. I left feeling like I was charged for a service I never knowingly agreed to. Upselling additional services while a customer is face down on a massage table, especially when there is a clear language barrier and the additional cost is never disclosed, is unacceptable. I will not be returning. Be aware of this practice before visiting. P.S. The cupping doesn’t even look like it was done well. I’m hoping I don’t have any issues afterward. Ugh.