Wonderhand Foot Spa

The price is good and the people are nice but the space I was in was too cramped for a massage bed and once in awhile the guy massaging me would move the bed around to make space for himself.

I came here for a full body massage.
The technique was alright, it felt good while it was occurring, but I don’t think it loosened me up. I’ve had massages that made me feel like jello afterwards but this was not one of them.
The rooms are separated by curtains. They do not try to keep a spa like ambiance here because the front desk person was talking so loud. I was also a bit peeved by the fact that she kept coming in to ask the masseuse how many more minutes every few minutes or so because of a potential client.
They use baby oil here and when I got home, I had the biggest allergic reaction and was super itchy for the next day or so. Probably would not return.

I’ve been to other massage places around Chinatown, so I was expecting the «curtain separates the beds» and the «towel on top of clothes massage».
For the record — those are amazing too. This isn’t a Park Ave spa — it’s a $ 40 Chinatown massage.
Because with my past experience with Chinatown massages, I was surprised they wanted me to take off everything but my panties.
The guy who massaged me was very professional. Used baby oil on my whole body, and some icy hot on my stubborn neck and shoulder area.
His English was really good too.
I have to say that I really enjoyed knowing when my massage was coming to an end.
He went and got a hot towels (which felt great with the 34* temperature outside) to help take off the baby oil.
When the massage started they had piano music playing in the background. And the song you can never forget, titanic was playing when the massage started. And replayed while he was getting to the end if my massage.
So the entire song list played, and more.
It was great!
The fact that I was in a private (compared to what I’m used to in Chinatown, it was very private!) I was already impressed.
Yes I would go back.
$ 40 for 60 minutes?
Not shabby at all!

I live for wonderhand. It’s very clean and they are professional and nice. I always see Tina. She gives a great, strong massage and always spends time on my knots. I prefer this place to all of the other Chinatown massage spots I have tried.

To continue my trend of writing reviews expressing either dithyrambic praise or fiery detestation, I’m giving Wonderhand Foot Spa five stars. I’ve been there six times now, and have never had the problem that the other reviewer expressed. I’ve been getting full-​body table massages from a masseur named David. He’s very good. The place is indeed «no frills», but that’s fine by me! It’s always clean, and I always leave feeling so much better than when I walked in. I wish I could go more often!

$ 20 for 30 minute foot/​calf massage. Definitely no frills kinda place… but legit.
There is no ambiance. Just three dim rooms with chairs or massage tables. No doors, just curtains for privacy for the «full body» massages. I of course opted for the fully clothed foot massage. Although if you wear skinny jeans… bring a pair of sweat pants or shorts to change into to get your money’s worth. She couldn’t massage past my ankles cuz of my jeans.
The massage itself was fine. She did a good job although some of the «pressure points» she worked on hurt. But afterward my feet felt so light and relaxed.
The reason why I’m taking off two stars was because while I’m getting a massage I don’t want to hear conversations of other customers on the phone. Yes, a guy in the next room took a phone call during his massage and continued to talk LOUDLY for 15 minutes. Because they only have curtains, everyone could hear every word. Luckily I brought my ipod so I listened to that instead. But one of the workers did the same thing right after.
So just a fair warning… don’t expect peace and quiet or any kind of «spa like» ambiance. But you can expect a good foot massage for cheap.