Nature Healing Center

I desperately needed a massage so I just stopped by the nearest place with availability expecting nothing at all.
Great things about this place:
1. Same day booking and no wait at all
2. Easy and free parking
3. $ 30/​hr for full body massage
And the best part about the place is that the therapist had very strong hands but didn’t hurt me at all. In the past, I’ve had a fair share of «I can’t feel anything» or «I think I’m going to be crippled for life» so this was a giant success! He also did a lot of acupressure on top of deep tissue.
I feel like a million bucks right now and I plan on coming back!

I’ve been to many of massage places from San Gabriel to Burbank, but this place has never disappointed me! I sleep like a baby afterward and can’t help but to almost fall asleep during! Found it just by chance, now I won’t go anywhere else! And for$ 20, you can’t go wrong, I definitely recommend it!

Location looks dingy but once you go inside it’s pretty nice.
The lady at the front desk is rude! It’s best if you schedule an appointment because if you’re a walk in– the wait time is 30 – 45 minutes.
It was overall a good massage, it is worth $ 20 and you should tip well.

Just had a heavenly foot and body massage at Nature Healing Center in North Hollywood across the street from Target. It seems like only two male massage therapists are working there, both are good. Most of my body aches and pains were gone. It was a great deal for $ 20. I do think that we need to give a good tip as they deserve it. One may get cheaper foot massage in SGV, it is not worth the long commute. Beside, we should support local businesses.

Seedy exterior. Ok parking lot in the back– the 4 spaces near the front door are next to what was probably a loading dock. The McDonald’s drivethrough is right next door. The entrance is located near the stairwell, which makes it look dingy.
Inside, it’s fairly clean and quiet. Tom gave excellent reflexology, although I wish some of the masseuses would not do the Chinese hock-​spit throat clearing. $ 20 gets you a fairly good massage. Tip well. Take a candy on your way out.

Don’t blink, you might pass it.
Or maybe you are in the drive thru line at McD’s and you notice it.
Go in, grasshopper. Ask for Jack.
For 20 bucks, you will get an hour massage that will leave your worries behind. He ironed out my kinks and made me feel like a wet noodle by the time he was done with me.
They start with your head and work their way to your hands and feet. Then they have you flip over… on these cool reclining chairs that become beds with arm holes. Smart design!!!
Don’t try to have witty banter with Jack. The guy hardly speaks a lick of English… but who cares, he speaks the international language of the rub.
Tonight I had another fella work on me (just to see if they all have the same routine), named «Mike». He was good (and spoke even less English)…though not nearly as good as Jack, in my opinion. Mike was more about acupressure points and a little too firm at times. Also, I think he may have worn latex gloves, which was a weird and kind of annoying texture at times. Maybe I am just picky after Jack, though. I swear… I have paid $ 150 for a 30 minute massage before and it didn’t hold a candle to Jack. Did I freakin’ mention it was $ 20 for an hour???
Just another check mark on my list of why I love Asian people. Add it to the sushi, Karaōke, martial arts, dim sum, animé and Taiwanese pineapples.