This was probably my third time going to Longqin. Whenever I visit Taichung I always contact customer service for recommendations. The location is nice, with a metro station nearby, which makes it convenient for out-of-town visitors to get around. Customer service is a bit reserved at first and won’t share too much—understandably cautious about troublemakers—but once you’re familiar they’re very generous with information. They’ll specially notify you about new therapists and even introduce those not listed on the official website. That’s pretty nice.
The space isn’t new but is very well maintained: fresh flowers to welcome you, interior displays, fragrances, etc., all changed regularly so each visit feels different. The latest look is a boutique/luxury style—there are luxury items around the room to admire, a unique feature in Taiwan. Relaxing during a massage while looking at boutique pieces you normally can’t see feels very special. The owner probably loves shopping—haha. Another great point is that the studio provides perfumes for guests to use—awesome! You also don’t need to buy water; they have bottled water ready, which many places don’t offer.
When the time came Kevin came to pick me up, and the moment he walked up I knew it was worth it—he’s really handsome: a clean, friendly trainer-type build, muscular but not overly so, the kind that can make you swoon. After entering I washed up as usual. Meeting Youcai made me really shy. Kevin’s body is truly perfect and he’s generous about letting you touch. His technique leans toward sports massage—effective at working out knots and pressure points; his shiatsu felt professional. For the oil massage I was too sensitive and kept moving around, but I still enjoyed the whole experience. You’ll know about the rest of the session yourselves. I give 99 points—although nothing went further, I got what I wanted. Highly recommend choosing Kevin, a top-quality hottie.

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