This wellness center is near the intersection of Changchun Road and Longjiang Road. It’s a medium-sized shop with both male and female therapists. The first floor is bright and decorated in warm tones. Quick note: the shoe-changing chair isn’t suitable for people with larger buttocks! Haha!

They actually have many male therapists who accept oil massage requests, but each therapist’s attitude varies a lot, so you need to choose carefully.

On their official website there are photos of the therapists. Numbers 1, 21, 25, and 55 are relatively young, around 30–35. No. 1 is Vietnamese and speaks Chinese okay; 21 and 25 give a bespectacled, refined warm-guy vibe; No. 55 has a youthful “dad” vibe. The latter two are pleasant to chat with!

The essential oil massage is 2 hours for 2750; you can bring your own oil and save 500. In terms of technique, I only recommend therapists I’ve personally had. They probably mostly serve tourists, and their foot massage techniques are excellent. For shiatsu/acupressure, choose 60 minutes — for 90 minutes the last 30 minutes repeat the same moves until it gets boring. During oil massage therapists avoid touching sensitive areas, and services aimed at gay clients are completely different — it comes down to personal preference. Also a reminder to drivers: even if you choose an oil massage, OOO seems to be taboo; some therapists will be too shocked and ask the client to put it back on.

This place is one of the few that provides shower facilities inside the massage rooms. Some rooms are large enough to have 2–3 full massage/foot-soak sofa-chair sets plus 2–3 massage beds, making it great for friends to come together and enjoy.