Massage Parlor Reports

[Bob521]

Dang Bob,

You sure do explore all the little joints in the 'hood.

Thanks for the info, I always wondered about this place although the name wasn't enticing.

Ambiance bad. First 10 minutes feet soak. The 20 minutes shoulders, head, front. Then 15 minutes feet. Then 15 minutes back. Approx. These places that call themselves foot massage are about 1/3 on your feet. Reason is you need a different massage license to do body massage. So, basically all of the foot places are just cheaper versions of regular massage places, and the MT makes less because she is not licensed. For $30, these is not very much cash at risk. And I like a good legit massage (almost) as much as happy one. Bob.

[Squat]

Located in the same shopping center as Yun, called Good Feet (or Happy Feet.).

$30 for an hour + $20 tip. Lisa. Older, but fit Chinese woman. Nice lady, really strong massage.

To be clear, this is a legit place. Shirt off, shoes off, Pants on. Walls do not go to the ceiling, curtain on the door does not go to the ground. Room has a window also. So it is only a massage. But really good and only $30. So after you finish at Yun, you can go across the parking lot to finish being relaxed. Bob.

Dang Bob,

You sure do explore all the little joints in the 'hood.

Thanks for the info, I always wondered about this place although the name wasn't enticing.

[Bob521]

Located in the same shopping center as Yun, called Good Feet (or Happy Feet.).

$30 for an hour + $20 tip. Lisa. Older, but fit Chinese woman. Nice lady, really strong massage.

To be clear, this is a legit place. Shirt off, shoes off, Pants on. Walls do not go to the ceiling, curtain on the door does not go to the ground. Room has a window also. So it is only a massage. But really good and only $30. So after you finish at Yun, you can go across the parking lot to finish being relaxed. Bob.

[E6671]

Loaded it to my phone and it checked my phone book and automatically added 5 Koreans and 2 Mongolians and zero Chinese. Too soon to form an opinion, but seems fairly similar.

I have found zero Korean Women on WeChat. Developer of WeChat is Chinese. Developer of Kakao is Korean I think. So maybe you should have two apps, depending on your preference of women.

The only woman that I know that use KakaoTalk are Korean however I only know three. I use WeChat and QQ to talk with friends and colleagues in China for the past four years. None of them use KakaoTalk so far. With both QQ and WeChat you can check for people using the APP that are close to you. Both are clearly use primarily by Asians. When I travel overseas you can use this function to find providers as well as make yourself available for them to find you. I doubt any Asian providers in the US use either for that purpose. I agree with Bob, great tools for low key communication.

[Bob521]

Majority of Asian women use Kakaotalk than wechat. That I can confirm 100%. However, in order to have continuous communication with them, you'll have to invest multiple visits with each one and build the relationship. These days, who has time for that?

Loaded it to my phone and it checked my phone book and automatically added 5 Koreans and 2 Mongolians and zero Chinese. Too soon to form an opinion, but seems fairly similar.

I have found zero Korean Women on WeChat. Developer of WeChat is Chinese. Developer of Kakao is Korean I think. So maybe you should have two apps, depending on your preference of women.

[Squat]

Majority of Asian women use Kakaotalk than wechat. That I can confirm 100%. However, in order to have continuous communication with them, you'll have to invest multiple visits with each one and build the relationship. These days, who has time for that?

[Lemeduyu]

Visited this Mongol spa this evening and had a session with a skinny gal named "Oka". Room was ice cold and her massage skill sucked (I hate feather touch crap). After an hour session, I had to work hard for her to finish me off with lackluster HJ. I felt like I just wasted Ben Franklin.

I've had better sessions with the owner before, but for me it's time to move on to explore other locations.

I had the same exact experience with her last week. Froze my ass off. Softest massage ever. At the end she said "all done" and I no and pointed. She said ok without hesitation and went to it but uninspired. She was kinda cute at least.

[Amping Around]

I consider WeChat more of a 'next level' tool. Most Chinese women use WeChat so once you are on friendly terms with them you can ask them if they use WeChat and maybe connect with them. This way you might be able to connect with their friends which may include other girls in the industry. I'm not sure if this also applies to Korean or SE Asian women. I don't use WeChat but I've seen friends use WeChat and it seems like it has features of facebook, twitter, instagram and skype video combined in a single app on a smartphone.

I think Koreans use KakoTalk. I don't know about the WeChat. Kako is free, and a lot of them use it to communicate with family in Korea.

[Squat]

Visited this Mongol spa this evening and had a session with a skinny gal named "Oka". Room was ice cold and her massage skill sucked (I hate feather touch crap). After an hour session, I had to work hard for her to finish me off with lackluster HJ. I felt like I just wasted Ben Franklin.

I've had better sessions with the owner before, but for me it's time to move on to explore other locations.

[Bbbuddy]

Wow. Thats ridiculous. I overpaid for Sky 1 myself, but no where that high. I won't be returning there either.

I got same type treatment I had 1 good visit where she took standard donation. Next one I hand her $100 she says not enough I snatch it back and say fine last time I come here. She says we have new girl she take it wait 15 minutes I said yeah right. Gave mamasan the stink eye on the way out.

[Boone50]

Wow, what a ripoff, seriously.

Walked in at Sky 1 Spa at 1 pm today.

Paid $80 for one hour with table shower (this better be good).

Message is half ass. Really. Just lightly brush my back. Then she asked me to turn over and offered me $100 HJ, $120 CBJ, and $160 FS! Wow, you got to be kidding me girl. I counter offer (reasonable offer) and then she says "no, this is a going rate". LOL, right.

I turned down the offered and she stopped and finished the message less than 30 mins.

Wow. Wow.

Never again I'm coming back.

Who did you see? The new girls give terrible massages so I go for the 30 min, but the menu has always been standard price.

[GotMilf]

Wow, what a ripoff, seriously.

Walked in at Sky 1 Spa at 1 pm today.

Paid $80 for one hour with table shower (this better be good).

Message is half ass. Really. Just lightly brush my back. Then she asked me to turn over and offered me $100 HJ, $120 CBJ, and $160 FS! Wow, you got to be kidding me girl. I counter offer (reasonable offer) and then she says "no, this is a going rate". LOL, right.

I turned down the offered and she stopped and finished the message less than 30 mins.

Wow. Wow.

Never again I'm coming back.

Wow. Thats ridiculous. I overpaid for Sky 1 myself, but no where that high. I won't be returning there either.

[Member #1232]

How do you locate providers on there? I looked at briefly on my phone but did not see a search function.

I consider WeChat more of a 'next level' tool. Most Chinese women use WeChat so once you are on friendly terms with them you can ask them if they use WeChat and maybe connect with them. This way you might be able to connect with their friends which may include other girls in the industry. I'm not sure if this also applies to Korean or SE Asian women. I don't use WeChat but I've seen friends use WeChat and it seems like it has features of facebook, twitter, instagram and skype video combined in a single app on a smartphone.

[Bob521]

How do you locate providers on there? I looked at briefly on my phone but did not see a search function.

You don't search for providers on WeChat. At least I don't know how.

The whole purpose is to add a person right after a massage. Whisper something like "That was a wonderful massage. I want to be able to see you again. Is that ok?" If she says yes, (which, of course she will) then asks if she uses WeChat. Say you are afraid she might go somewhere else and you will never see her again. (Which is exactly what does happen, and frankly they don't like it much either).

Once you have it on your phone, there are a couple ways to add people.

Phone# and Scan.

Click the Contacts window.

Hit the + sign on the upper right.

To do the scan, you select scan QR code on your phone. She selects "me" on her phone and then clicks the header to pull up her code.

Then she / you accept the invitation. Since they all know how to do this it is really easy.

The reverse approach is you open wechat & select "me" (at the bottom). Touch the little QR code at the top and then she scans you into her phone.

The other approach is to use her phone number. (Go to contacts, hit the + then select QQ / Mobile Contacts and add her phone number. Then send a request for her to add you).

Last approach, if you have phone numbers already in your phone. Then, from the Contacts menu, select Recommended Friends. It will list all the phone numbers in your phone that have WeChat accounts.

Personally, the scan code system is the best, in terms of their comfort level, but as long as you have her phone number, that works just as well.

But I have found phone calling is tricky. It leaves a MUCH bigger paper trail, and it is really hard to make a phone call to a woman who does not speak English. Bob.

[George W. Bush]

How do you locate providers on there? I looked at briefly on my phone but did not see a search function.