Shop Reviews

"I'm a professional rehab therapist, and I prioritize getting monthly massages. On July 16th, I went to this establishment and was assigned a masseuse. The session started, but it felt like 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 was 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."

Addy was my masseur. He was extremely good, and for me, as someone with a lot of massage experience, he's really the best one I've found! (I’m super happy to have found him 🖤) Do book him next time if you're coming!

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

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

I always drop by and get the combo package whenever I need help easing my tense muscles. On my recent visit, I was attended by "Mel," who presented as a tomboy. The massage was ineffective. All she did was "press, press, and squeeze, squeeze." My $50 went to waste, and I left in more pain. Honestly, massage outlets should carefully review their masseuses.

"Had a pain problem on the sole of my foot. I explained my problem, and the uncle gave me a massage. He tried his best to ease the pain, and I felt better after the massage. I will come again for my monthly massage. It's convenient, being near my house; I can walk there in five minutes, provided it's not raining."

"My first time buying their desserts was really disappointing! They were pricey and not up to standard. The Aiyu dessert wasn't served cold; I still needed to add ice to make it cold, and it wasn't tasty at all. I was also quite shocked when I saw the young lady preparing the dessert. She was doing it slowly and, even worse, incorrectly and had to redo it! I stood there waiting, wondering if she was even aware of what she was doing. Unfortunately, I don't think I'll patronize this dessert shop again!"

Overpriced, for so little! ...Better to eat nine fresh.

It's basically an alternative to Nine Fresh/Jiu Xian, but it's a little more expensive (approximately $1.20 more). It's not a bad option if you're in the area. I had D3/Golden Beauty and corn with spicy minced chicken. Golden Beauty is a mix of beancurd and grass jelly with (lychee?) pearls that burst, osmanthus jelly, and the chewy, donut-shaped things. It tastes very similar to Jiu Xian, but the toppings are better, especially the osmanthus jelly, which definitely costs more, even if it's factory-made. The corn was bigger than the usual pasar malam kind and was juicy and sweet on its own. The spicy chicken was average and didn't add much to the corn except to make it savory. I was thinking it could be eaten as a salad alternative due to its size. I'll get it with condensed milk or butter next time, though. Overall, I'll go back if I'm passing through the area, but the price is a little steep.

It’s a takeaway joint selling dessert. These donut balls, made of yam and sweet potatoes, have a nice, soft, and chewy texture. They are a bit pricey, but worth trying.