Fei Long Spa

The reflexology massage was incredibly relaxing. I was expecting foot work but it included neck, arms, legs… almost a full body massage-​I felt like a million bucks afterward!

Welllll… I feel like I paid for a beat’n. No doubt the place was not funky. I get a lot of massages so maybe I’m a sissy. My guy grunted and burped a lot. I’m hoping for the therapeutic effects soon

Oh man, is this place awesome. Went for a reflexology treatment (at like 9 p.m.!) after a long hike yesterday and loved everything about it, from the sweet staff to the fantastic little flashy lights everywhere and of course the H E A V E N L Y massage. How often is too often to be reflexologied? Because I think I’ll be going here a lot.

Love this hidden gem! The treatment itself is REALLY good, I had foot reflexology and was wowed by how relaxing and amazing it feels! Was recommended to me and now I know why:) it’s very reasonable in price too, authentic in style– great place!

Yay I finally found you! I was frequenting a wonderful, very busy Chinese reflexology location in Seattle whenever I travelled there and never thought I could find a place in Portland that was as amazing. And there you are — in Portland’s China Town area near the Chinese Gardens. And my treatment was FANTASTIC. Better than Seattle’s. I’m looking forward to making it to you every week now!

Great massage, great staff. $ 30 for one our almost full body reflexology — you can’t beat it! Well worth it. If I lived closer I would be back all the time.

So, this was a first for my friend and me, and we weren’t really sure what to expect. The language barrier was an issue in that we weren’t aware that the foot massage we wanted would actually be a full-​body massage and that instead of 30 minutes, it was a full hour. Also, there isn’t much in the way of prepping customers for what they’re about to experience, so I found it surprising when lotion was put on my face and they just started rubbing my face, my head, my neck. I really didn’t want or like the lotion, and as I mentioned, it was surprising to know this would be happening, but I eventually quit trying to figure it out and just let it happen. :) After all was said and done, we both thought that the massage was INCREDIBLE. Seriously, I went in with a neck that had been sore and stiff for over a week and left there able to move my head and neck freely. The price is amazing as well. My only issues are the communication (I’d like to know exactly what I’m signing up for) and the lotion. Next time, however, (and I will definitely go back) I will know what to expect, but I will bring my own lotion. (The stuff they used was okay, but it was too oily for my skin and I went home and washed it all off right away.)

I went there for the first time last night with a friend of mine and we both loved it. We showed up without appointments and were able to get started with our treatments within ten minutes. They seem to have a small staff, so if you’re going with a group you might want to make reservations. I’m not sure that they would understand English over the phone, so if you don’t speak Chinese you should probably make reservations in person. There’s definitely better décor and a more relaxing atmosphere than reflexology spas I’ve been to in other parts of the country. For those who don’t know what a treatment at a reflexology spa is like, first you get a foot soak in hot herbal water. Then, you get a massage over your whole body while your feet soak. After that, you get reflexology massage to your feet. Asian massage styles tend to be more vigorous and rejuvenating than your typical Swedish massage, but it’s still very relaxing and definitely relieves aching muscles. The $ 30 price is definitely worth it, but make sure to bring cash for a tip.

$ 30 for one hour foot massage, which includes the rest of the body but is called a foot massage. We didn’t need a reservation and they accommodated us quickly. They are fixing their phone situation so we just went in. It was our first time in Chinatown in Portland and it was not as bad as people said. They take credit card but prefer tip in cash. We usually tip $ 10 for the massage.

$ 30/​hr for foot reflexology. Technique was ok, lotion smelled TERRIBLE and they got it all over my clothes :/

Amazing. Well worth the $$. You’ll walk out a total noodle. Without a doubt I’ll return for another round of reflexology.