There seemed to be very few shared experiences about Kaohsiung, so I’ll just share my own for those who are still undecided.

These posts are all personal experiences; everyone has their own preferences, so they’re very subjective impressions. Clients choose therapists, and therapists of course choose clients, so I’m sharing what I felt with those reading.

Personal basics: 178/72/13.5/3.5

Not saying much about my looks. Body not trained — you can’t see much flesh; not overweight.

Although it’s a Gay SPA, my personal priority is massage > extras. Since the prices are about the same, I of course pick a handsome guy to serve me. I don’t like body-to-body rubbing; while physical contact can be erotic, it gives no real massage feeling so it feels pointless... Is it ridiculous to go to a Gay SPA and expect professional massage? But there actually are therapists who do good massages, which is why I didn’t want a regular wellness place.

Others with the same experiences are welcome to reply and share below; please skip malicious smears, rumors, or flame wars attacking businesses.

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Ratings 1–5, for reference only:

Environment: 4

Friendliness: 4

Looks: 3.5

Physique: 3.5

Massage skill: 3.5

Size (estimate): around 13–14 / over 3.5 — pure guess

[The booked service was a 120-minute aromatherapy oil & acupressure]

The studio was clean and bright, located in an elevator building, but on different floors. After entering and taking off shoes you’re led upstairs to another area. The massage area and the wash area are separate, not in the same room. The massage room is about a little over 2 ping (not large), but at least clean, bright and comfortable.

The bathroom was also clean. I don’t know if the therapist would wash you, but I don’t like that, so I did it myself. Shampoo and body wash were provided.

The acupressure felt professional; the therapist would ask to change the pressure if needed. You can tell he studied massage techniques — he didn’t rush through anything and was precise. The techniques were quite varied, so it didn’t feel casual.

The oil massage was also commendable. Like the acupressure, it wasn’t done sloppily — you can tell he’s improved in that skill and uses variations. He didn’t put on a ton of oil to give the impression of body-to-body rubbing, and they don’t offer body-to-body rubbing anyway.

The therapist was talkative and friendly. The conversation was pleasant and relaxing; we shared things about ourselves. I think I started the topic — he seemed to say he tries not to initiate conversation so as not to disturb clients.

As for extras, there was no reciprocal OOO at all; the service was simply up to the final OOO. The therapist was fully naked, got hard, and could be fondled — very fit. However, no oral; when asked they said they never allow oral and would dodge.

Overall impression: The therapist was my type — the sunny/handsome kind. The experience was satisfactory; there was nothing I felt was bad, and it makes me want to find time to go back.