Zrelax on Union Inc.

I had an amazing deep tissue massage here! The masseuse was very strong and easy to communicate with. The price was very affordable, $55 in cash before tip. The location was conveniently near the G train, and not far from the L train. Thank you so much for the wonderful massage!!

Excellent hand and body work! Favorite local massage place because it feels so good and is very affordable. She really took her time to work out my knots, hot stone is included - which also feels amazing. Also like how she checked in to make sure the pressure she was doing felt good. She was very strong and it was just what I wanted/needed. Only note, just be prepared for some chitchat between staff— also it is ultra casual setting, no frills - tiny shop, separated by curtains. Still clean! I rank 5/5 stars because of how good the massage is!

I always give places 3 tries before I rate them. This time was not great. The sheets smell like cigarettes, the stones were super hot, the service got Interrupted... Not sure what was off. But it's definitely a hit or miss. Something was off. Left feeling like I was ripped off. :(

This might be the first review I’ve ever written for anything… Usually get massages a lot and honestly didn’t expect much from this tiny local spot. But she absolutely killed it. Best deep tissue I’ve had in a very long time, maybe ever.

Normally love these hole in the wall places but my recent experience was so poor that I feel obligated to let others know before they decide to try this place. First, the setup is really tight and uncomfortable. The “rooms” are just massage tables lined up side by side with thin sheets separating them. The tables are so close together that there’s about 1 ft of space on either side - almost impossible to change comfortably. Then, without asking or notifying me in advance, they swapped out my female masseuse for a male masseuse after the massage had already started. That’s not something I would have agreed to had I been asked. The massage table itself was extremely squeaky. It was loud enough that even the employees were commenting on it (in Chinese, which I happen to understand). Not on