Pure Foot Spa & Massage

I actually really enjoyed my massage . We just were walking through the mall and they sort of pull you in "2 minute free sample" once you're lying down they sort of try and convince you to stay down (it's not a crime to say no). Very pushy , so if you're easy to convince but don't want to pay more, then maybe just say no to the sample. I ran into them at the Temecula mall. Again, I really enjoyed the massage. I couldn't help but leave a 1 ⭐ review. Sorry, I already paid you $25.00 for a massage you pressured me to get , that I didn't need or actually even really truly want. My boyfriend said why not, so I did. I paid exactly what they asked. When I clicked SKIP on the card machine the old Asian laughed loudly at me and behind speaking another language to her coworkers. California... You ar

They moved location and are located outside by Uniqlo. Not the most relaxing or privately covered place, but the massage was great! I received a body and foot massage and I feel amazing! The only thing to know about going into it is they are on the more aggressive style. So heard heavy pressure massage. Worked great for me and will come back!

Disappointing Experience – Won’t Be Returning I came here hoping for a good shoulder massage but was extremely disappointed. There were two male masseuses, and neither had the strength or technique to relieve the tension in my shoulders. I repeatedly asked for stronger pressure, but even after switching to a second person, it didn’t improve. After 10 minutes of trying to give them a chance, I stood up and said I’d just pay for the time spent. They charged me $20, which I was fine with. But then one of the masseuses got visibly upset, cursed at me in Chinese (not realizing I understood), and rudely asked, “No tips?” Of course not—there was nothing worth tipping for. For the price they charge, I expected professional and skilled service. This place doesn’t even come close to the quality o

Avoid this place at all costs. You know that gut feeling you get right after agreeing to something — that sinking sense you’ve made a mistake? That’s exactly how I felt here. I walked in for a standard 60-minute massage advertised at $70. Since I had an hour to kill, I figured, why not? The first red flag: they insisted I pay upfront. Fine. But immediately after paying, they began aggressively upselling a “four-hand massage,” which would cut my session in half to just 30 minutes. I declined, wanting the full hour I paid for. Apparently, they didn’t like that. From that moment on, the atmosphere became tense. The staff — three of them — began speaking loudly over my head in Mandarin with sharp tones and what felt like deliberate disregard. It was extremely uncomfortable. The massage itse

I came here for a quick massage without an appointment, hoping to relieve stress and tension in my neck. I usually get deep tissue massages elsewhere with a regular masseuse, but due to availability issues, I decided to try this place on short notice. From the start, communication was lacking. When I walked in, they didn’t ask me to fill out a consent form or The type of massage I preferred. Instead, two ladies standing outside simply asked if I wanted a massage. I explained that I had a lot of tension, but they didn’t seem to pay much attention to my request and just asked me to lay on the table. Once I was on the table, they asked if I wanted a foot massage as well. I agreed, but a few minutes into the massage they informed me it would be an additional $30, bringing the total to $70. W