Pho Thai

The best Thai massage I have ever had. ET was fantastic. I come here every time I am in London.

Totally worth the 1hour trip from West London.. Great massage and the masseuse was very attentive. I liked how the room smelled of EUCALYPTUS, very spa like and relaxing. Great place for a massage and very close to the Angel stop.

I’ve been to a lot of Thai massages in the past but this was the most amazing massage experience I’ve ever had! Everyone was very polite and wanted to assure my visit was perfect. My masseuse found all areas in need of attention and wasn’t afraid to treat it with power. I’ll definitely return.
Thank you!!!

The front door looks dodgy, but hey, don’t judge the place by its looks !
Once you get inside, the parlours are very well decorated, the massage I received definitely helped my back tensions (with no over-​use of oils), and the reasonable price at the end also prevented me from getting suddenly tense again ;o)

The staff is super friendly and the thai oil massage was great. However, the noise outside the treatment room kills the amazing atmosphere.

I feel like I should mention that I am not a Thai Massage kinda gal, I like my massages gentle and kind, not harsh and strenuous. And was this strenuous! I felt completely rung out by the time I walked out of this place — in a good kinda way. Sometimes you just need someone to whack the hell out of your muscles, until they sit where they’re supposed to again.
Okay, so why the 3 stars? Well, because this is a really homemade kinda place. The entrance section is large but has obviously been decorated by the same Thai housewives that run the place, there is no sense of style. The check-​in area is a small desk purchased from a garage sale. The massage room that I was then led into has obviously been sloppily converted from a bedroom. The carpet was dusty and old. I was concerned that the sheet I lay on had not been changed from the previous client. My masseuse gave a half-​hearted attempt to make the old school CD system work, when it blared out static, she eventually surrendered. And for the rest of the massage, I would hear intermittent bursts of static or spa music, and mostly silence/​my muscles screaming.
The massage itself was decent, given how thai massages normally go. The masseuse was thorough, she applied sufficient pressure and covered as much ground as possible within an hour.
When it came to paying, I think she was slightly confused, never having handled a foreign card before. There was some confusion about whether I had been double charged or not — everything was cleared up by the head Masseuse lady. I do appreciate that the rates are the same regardless of which service you choose, it makes the whole process a lot less complicated.
I will opt for a swedish massage next time, preferably in a more upscale environment.

Five stars upfront. I drifted away to Thailand — they should sell the flights just there — so that after they plant a desire into you to visit the country — you can just do it straightaway.
Quiet, relaxing music was a cherry on top on what was a great Thai traditional massage. The masseuse asked me about strength — and after 15 hours workdays — I went for strong — and I haven’t regretted it. After she finished — I felt like I’m alive again, that I can fly — because my back got wings after the massage.
The service was so lovely — that added that extra touch to feeling like I’m in Thailand again — very friendly and delicate. The lady at the reception was so smiley and so welcoming — as soon as I got into the place I forgot I’m in busy and stressful London for that one hour I spent there.
The only bit that slightly irritated me — no heating in the bathrooms — after hot heated massage rooms — if you pop into the bathroom it hits you with the cold of an unheated room. But that’s minor — still 5 stars!

After spending 10+ hours crammed into coach on a long flight from San Francisco, I was in desperate need of a Thai massage. While I love the style of traditional massages, I save those for when I need something basic. When I need a load of knots to be worked out or simply have someone transform me back into a human being again, I head straight for Thai massage. I can’t recommend it enough, especially for jetlag and post-​flight misery.
Phở Thai is a lovely spot. It’s well decorated and the rooms are clean with a relaxing atmosphere. I opted for the 90-​minute Thai oil massage and loved every minute of it; I even fell asleep a couple of times… it was exactly what I needed. I was able to adjust to the time zone (a 9 hour difference!) by the next day and felt great the rest of the week.
I’m lucky to have access to fantastic Thai massage places in San Francisco and Phở Thai was just as good. I highly recommend!

love this place 45quid for strong massage for an hour and always can do same day booking

Having been a fan of thai massage back in Los Angeles, it did not take too long for me to start searching for local thai massage place in London. I must say that Unilocal was a catalyst in finding this place.
My experience at Phở Thai is consistent with what I had before. Strong, deep and relaxing thai massage. I know that others complained about the noise from the construction next door and I must say I heard it too. However, I tuned my mind off of it and instead savor every minute of my massage. I also enjoyed the zen scent of thai balm they used on me.
I cant fault this place really, considering they had a roomy private massage suite (at least the one i was in), clean and good size bathroom and welcoming and friendly staff. Ohhh and they take debit cards while credit cards are also accepted for 75p transaction charge. Well, just bring in some cash for tip to your hard working masseuse.
My conclusion: My new to go place for quick fix.

It’s been a tumultuous few weeks of strutting around town in new heels, breaking in boots, and crashing on couches as we’ve partied our way through March. I tried to be good and stretch and do yoga. Alas, jumping into a power class from a bar stool was probably not the best idea and I came up from the downward dog sore and out of whack. A fitful night’s ‘sleep’ on a train didn’t help matters and when I found myself with the posture of a robot, I knew I was in trouble.
Being thrifty and wanting to stay close to the homestead, I took a gamble on Phở Thai for a traditional Thai massage.
I felt a little sneaky as I snuck in, mainly bc I have a pre-​conceived notion that Thai massage is code for rub and tug. But I need not have worried.
My masseuse knew what she was doing and really worked the knots out of my muscles. When my time was up, I still felt some resistance in my neck and lower back and so she continued to work on them for another few minutes. Overall I found her to be firm but not painfully so — well, as painful as you can expect when you’re twisted like a pretzel — and very attentive.
The only down side (and this is very much out of their control) was the drilling/​banging/​construction work going on in the suite upstairs. It wasn’t really loud, but it was distracting enough. I bet though if you went at a different time of day/​time this wouldn’t be an issue.
I’ll be going back and certainly would recommend you check them out. Especially as they have a sweet deal going on right now :)

Just came back from a massage. Very nice and friendly staff. The place is also quaint, cozy and relaxing atmosphere. I’ve had Shiatsu and Swedish massage in other places before but never Thai massage.
My lower back has been bothering me for a while and the massage really helps. The masseuse knows how to stretch those muscles and crack the right joints. They’ll also tell you if there’s something off about your muscles, so yeah, they know what they’re doing.
Anyway, I’ll definitely be back. Especially now that they’ve got a special price going on.