Reviews of Relax Station Massage(Asian massage spa therapy) (Massage Therapist)

2501 W Memorial Rd, Oklahoma City, OK 73134, United States Located in: Quail Springs Mall

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Here you have all the opinions of people like you who buy the services and products of Relax Station Massage(Asian massage spa therapy) (Massage Therapist) in the state of Oklahoma.

To this day this business has a rating of 3.6 out of 5 and that score was based on 12 reviews.

You may have noticed that the average score it has is positive, and it is based on an average of opinions, so the assessment is more or less accurate, although it does not have a enough number of assessments to grant it total credibility.

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This Massage Therapist belongs to the category of Massage spa.

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REVIEWS OF Relax Station Massage(Asian massage spa therapy) IN Oklahoma

Britteny Casey

Was great!

Jinyue Han

Very good

Eunice Rivera-Plato

Eugenia G. Gonzales

Ed Evett

Very pleasant very relaxing deep tissue massage

JD Fisher

El Rei B

I went as a walk-in on my lunch hour, they got me in promptly. The little lady there had limited English, but as long as I pointed on the sign out front, we were able to communicate. The massages for full body tend to be a bit on the strong side, so if you are tender like I am, you have to let them know right away (for instance: touch your lower back and say "Soft, please".) They used hot stones, which was pleasant relaxing on my sore muscles. They have reflexology options too if your feet are troublesome. Prices are reasonable for what they have too!

GPSE PROMO

This is the worst massage place I’ve ever been. I don’t expect much for small stores in a mall, but this was so bad that I had to write a review. My wife and I got a massage at the same time and the masseuse’s talk to each other the whole time. At the end they told us how much of a tip they wanted. To me, telling customers how much to tip you is BAD customer service. Let the customer tip you on what he/she believes you deserve.