Shop Reviews

My daughter has been with Etonhouse from K1 to K2. We've observed great improvement in her English and reading. Teacher Crissan is very passionate and knows the children well. Her encouragement and teaching style have increased my girl's confidence to share her ideas in class.

Addy was my masseuse, and he was extremely good. I'm quite experienced in getting massages, HAHAHA, and he's really the best one I've found already! (I’m super happy to have found him🖤) Do book him next time if you're coming!!

"I had a pain problem on the sole of my foot. I explained my problem and the masseuse gave me a massage. He tried his best to ease the pain. I felt better after my massage. I will come again for my monthly massage. It's conveniently located near my house, a five-minute walk away, as long as it's not raining."

I would love to give a 5-star rating for their massages. Their skill is good, but it's very weird that I was charged to use the bed for a back and shoulder massage. I've never been charged for this in any other massage shops. I was charged $5 to use the bed for a 1-hour back and shoulder massage. What a strange charge! The bed is also not comfortable. The opening for your face is so small that only your nose and mouth fit. Your upper face, especially your eyes, is pressed against the not-so-comfortable cushion. Overall, I might still go, but I won't use their massage bed. I saw their staff eating, using the bed as a table and placing their food directly on it.

"Went for their 60-minute combo massage. The neck and shoulder massage was fine. However, I can't say the same for the remaining 30 minutes of foot reflexology. The lady had long fingernails, and while working on my calves, I repeatedly felt the nails scratching my skin. The reflexology also didn't cover enough of both of my foot soles. 👎"

I went there for both a leg massage and a body massage. The leg massage was acceptable, but the body massage wasn't good. Perhaps they should clarify that the body massage only includes the back and back of the legs. They didn't even cover the back of the neck or shoulders. Furthermore, $50 for just the back isn't acceptable. The pressure was light; therefore, if you prefer deep tissue massage, don't go there. It wasn't an enjoyable session, so be cautious if you visit. Don't let them hard sell you.

Wawa's massage is fantastic. She knows where to focus on the weak points of the tiredness. 👍👍👍

I will always drop by and get the Combo package whenever I need help to ease my tense muscles. On my recent visit, I was attended by "Mel," a tomboy. Absolutely no skills. All she did was "press, press, and squeeze, squeeze." It wasn't effective at all. My $50 just flew away with additional pain. Honestly, massage outlets should review their masseuses carefully. Typically, tomboy masseuses cannot do a proper job.

"I'm a professional rehab therapist, and I prioritize getting my monthly massages. On July 16th, I went to this establishment and was assigned a masseuse. The session started, but it felt as if it hadn't. For nearly 30 minutes, he applied almost no pressure, making it feel like he was merely prepping. When I finally asked him to adjust the pressure, he immediately started using his elbow with extreme pressure on inappropriate areas, like my spine and the middle of my neck. It was clear he had no idea what he was doing! Now, I'm dealing with a swollen shoulder, a spine injury, and bone contusions along my entire spine. This affects not only my health and lifestyle but also my ability to do my job. The service and professionalism were utterly unacceptable. This is the worst experience I've ever had. P.S. Make sure to ask for their certification before getting a massage. This could save you hundreds in medical bills. He clearly didn't know what he was doing."

My immediate "go-to" place whenever I need a quick foot and back massage. My favorite masseuse is Esther (Off on Wednesdays).