Toe-Asis Spa

Incredible massage experience! The hospitality was top notch, and the massage itself was spectacular. I came out feeling refreshed, loose and renewed. I got the 30min foot + 30 min back, I highly recommend. Susan was my masseuse - request her if you can she is amazing! (My friend had Tim and he was incredible as well) You are welcomed with the offer of green tea, water and a small pack of cookies. The place is very clean and the staff are all friendly and very welcoming. I cannot recommend this place enough!! It’s affordable, and if you pay in cash you get a slight discount. The most relaxing 70 min ever! Thank you Toe-Asis team <3 I can’t wait to come back!

Excellent massage. They did a great job working out some knots and stiffness in my back. Great at communicating, very friendly, and with zero hassle whatsoever. Pricing was fair and transparent. I would recommend to all!

Very affordable but the massage guy coughed on me throughout the massage (without wearing a face mask) and the body massage was chaotic (not smooth or in flow)

⭐️⭐️ (2 out of 5) — TOE-ASIS: More “Toe-Tragedy” Than Oasis I’ll start by saying this: I really wanted to like this place. I’m constantly on my feet — hiking, working, staying active — and was genuinely excited to finally unwind here. TOE-ASIS had great reviews, even made it on the news. I thought, “This is the spot.” Spoiler: it wasn’t. The Massage: I started with a foot massage that felt… experimental. I don’t know what pressure points he was targeting, but I’m pretty sure they weren’t meant to exist. Midway through, I politely asked if we could cut the foot part short and move to the back — not to pay less, just to shift the focus and finish out my time. Somewhere between “cut short” and “combo,” that message got lost in translation. The therapist must’ve thought I wanted extra back time, because I was charged more than originally quoted. Honest mistake or communication gap, but disappointing either way. As for the actual massage — it was just okay. A lot of pressing and squeezing between muscle groups, not much flow or relaxation. The people were very kind and accommodating, but the technique just didn’t land. The Pedicure: Now, this was the real plot twist. The “pedicure setup” looked like someone said, “Let’s make a spa with whatever’s in the storage closet.” A small bucket of blue water on the floor (I assume for aesthetic points) and a chair that was more waiting-room-at-the-DMV than spa throne. The process was quick: cut, splash, rub, and done. I’ve had drive-thru meals that took longer. Final Take: The staff were friendly — I’ll absolutely give them that. But nice people don’t make up for a poor setup and rushed services. I’m not high-maintenance by any stretch — just a guy who wanted to loosen up sore muscles and relax for an hour. Instead, I left tenser than when I walked in. Would I go back? No. Would I warn others? Absolutely. TOEASIS might have started as a clever play on words, but the only thing they’re toeing the line on is customer satisfaction.

DO NOT COME HERE FOR A PEDICURE!!!!! I asked for a gel pedicure and this is what I came out with. I spent $50 for this + tip and they didn’t even clean my cuticles or paint the nails properly despite me pointing it out. Such a waste of money and I will not be returning. The reflexology, however, is very worth the price.