Massage Parlor Reports

[QUOTE=Inked27;3198622]So has anyone been to Zen Spa in Bartlett?[/QUOTE]I went twice. Left happy the first time and struck out the second (with a different mt). I think multiple visits will be required and it isn't that close to me.

Any recommendations on four hands? Is it worth it?

Go to a place and try a 4 hand. That's really the only way you will know.

[QUOTE=Yodogyo;3203951]Any recommendations on four hands? Is it worth it?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Yodogyo;3203951]Any recommendations on four hands? Is it worth it?[/QUOTE]I used to be a big fan of 4 hands, and I would get them all the time. More often then not, I should have had just a single masseuse. If you are going to get a 4 hands IMHO; it is best to have chemistry with the masseuse first, and ask her about a 4 hands AND WHO she would recommend. I used to get some great ones at Best in Dundee like this. Other then that is it a crap shoot. Some girls do not like them at all, those are kinda of a buzz kill.

Good luck,

YM.

I got a 4 hand once. The massage was good but hard to relax because they were chatting with each other in Chinese. Not my favorite.

[QUOTE=YoungMan;3204431]I used to be a big fan of 4 hands, and I would get them all the time. More often then not, I should have had just a single masseuse. If you are going to get a 4 hands IMHO; it is best to have chemistry with the masseuse first, and ask her about a 4 hands AND WHO she would recommend. I used to get some great ones at Best in Dundee like this. Other then that is it a crap shoot. Some girls do not like them at all, those are kinda of a buzz kill.

Good luck,

YM.[/QUOTE]

The problem with 4-hands is it destroys the chemistry you might otherwise develop with the therapist.

One time, at legit store, I asked about four hands pricing. It was exactly twice the price of two hands. So I said: Too expensive! How much for three hands? She looked at me, confused for a minute. Then she raised two hands and her foot. We all had a great laugh.

But seriously, not my thing.

Bob.

[QUOTE=DMichaels69;3204587]I got a 4 hand once. The massage was good but hard to relax because they were chatting with each other in Chinese. Not my favorite.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Yodogyo;3184811]I've been to ad a few time looking for a new spot in that area. Any suggestions.[/QUOTE]I have been to Lings on Irving Park Rd in Roselle. It's been a while but they used to have decent talent and I always left happy with a standard finish.

[QUOTE=Bob521;3205007]The problem with 4-hands is it destroys the chemistry you might otherwise develop with the therapist.

One time, at legit store, I asked about four hands pricing. It was exactly twice the price of two hands. So I said: Too expensive! How much for three hands? She looked at me, confused for a minute. Then she raised two hands and her foot. We all had a great laugh.

But seriously, not my thing.

Bob.[/QUOTE]Same bad experience. It was when I was new to the AMP scene and I actually had 4 hand at Ad. They were chatting in the language I did not understand and when it came to the happy time it was even more weird as I was not sure what they were chatting about. Was it about my willie or something else. It is a mood killer. Since then I always go with single and build a good conversation and this gave more pleasure compared to 4 or 6 hands.

On my last visit I had Mini which I had never seen before. She kind of looks like Lily but not too cute in the face. Massage was OK but she barely did the legs and no teasing which I don't like. On the flip I asked to pull up the blouse and she wanted extra. I told her never mind as there usually isn't much for me under there. All others don't up charge. I would avoid if possible.

Lily upcharges for anything more than a HJ.

[QUOTE=WoodStreet;3209815]On my last visit I had Mini which I had never seen before. She kind of looks like Lily but not too cute in the face. Massage was OK but she barely did the legs and no teasing which I don't like. On the flip I asked to pull up the blouse and she wanted extra. I told her never mind as there usually isn't much for me under there. All others don't up charge. I would avoid if possible.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Mongger;3207940]I have been to Lings on Irving Park Rd in Roselle. It's been a while but they used to have decent talent and I always left happy with a standard finish.[/QUOTE]I used to go to Lings every other week or so. They had good talent usually young friendly. Haven't been there in 6 months.

I will go again and report. Anyone else been there lately?

[QUOTE=Elmwoood;3213223]I used to go to Lings every other week or so. They had good talent usually young friendly. Haven't been there in 6 months.

I will go again and report. Anyone else been there lately?[/QUOTE]It been about a year for me. Let me know how the talent looks after your next visit. I tried the other place not too far from there (medinah) but that was even longer than a year ago. Wasn't as impressed with the talent and since Lings was reliable I never went back.

[QUOTE=Yodogyo;3203951]Any recommendations on four hands? Is it worth it?[/QUOTE]I would say that it's different for everyone. Personally, I love 4 hand, but it costs more than I can afford. I'd rather have 2 separate sessions. I agree it is distracting when they talk too much. The best way to find out is to give it a try and see how you like it.

Is it Chinese or Korean? I volunteer to TOFTT and report back if time and money permit. Prefer Korean as they tend to offer a full menu vs a hand sandwich at Chinese restaurants.

If going by the name alone, I would wager Chinese. Inside the shop, Chinese stores are decorated with more Chinese artifacts, and Chinese text often appears in wall posters. Other items found in Chinese stores include Buddhas, and Lucky Cats. While, be no means 100% Korean places often have a locked anti-room where a Mamasan will check you out before allowing entry. The Chinese places tend to have an open lobby, almost like a living room. Now these are generalizations. Not 100% by any means.

[QUOTE=GeorgeW.Bush;3215817]Is it Chinese or Korean? I volunteer to TOFTT and report back if time and money permit. Prefer Korean as they tend to offer a full menu vs a hand sandwich at Chinese restaurants.[/QUOTE]