I had two massages and I'll share my personal thoughts for reference. The first was a group SPA, the second was a private SPA.

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Group SPA

They have an official website and are somewhat talked about on GAYSPA. To book you have to add their official LINE account first.

The photos on the website and Facebook have mosaics; there are uncensored photos as well as partially censored ones. The body photos from this place are my preference — I personally don't like the bear/muscular giant type.

The therapist I wanted to book was hard to get; the staff gave me a hidden therapist whose face was uncensored, and judging from discussion threads on GAYSPA, he probably wasn't a dud.

The location was in a hotel. His body was average, not especially trained, and didn't quite match the photos — maybe he had put on weight. Very young; his look is the soft/pretty young-man type, which is my taste. I thought he looked like a studious honor-student type.

His massage technique was ordinary and he cut it a bit short. He claims to be straight, but since he's willing to do SPA work that involves more, I'd guess he's bisexual. The intimate boundaries were limited but within a satisfying range.

For this therapist, I would have preferred to just lie in his arms and sleep for the full two hours rather than have a massage, because I really like people who look good and are shy, honest and refined in their manner.

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Private SPA

I found him on Twitter. Some gay people who have over a thousand followers on Instagram also run Twitter accounts, and on Twitter they state they accept massage bookings.

The advantage, I think, is that Twitter and IG are run publicly, so you can clearly see appearance and body in advance — you don't have to worry about unpleasant surprises.

Since he was exactly my type, I messaged him directly to ask about booking.

His massage skills were excellent — acupressure and oil work, he didn't cut time, very polite and courteous. Maybe because he takes private bookings, he puts effort into maintaining customer relations.

I was very satisfied with the level of intimacy. I usually follow his life online, and to have him right in front of me at that moment was a real pleasure to behold.

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Overall thoughts

The price and duration were about the same, but the two experiences were completely different. The first therapist was a poor masseur but felt like a reassuring ideal partner (husband) type; the second was very skilled at massage and had a naughty/bad-boy vibe, a bit like having an affair — a more indulgent feeling.

Both were very clean, no body odor or bad breath; I really dislike any unpleasant smells, especially mouth odor.

If you're worried about running into a bad experience with a group SPA, you can also look around on Twitter or dating apps — you'll find many good options there.

That's about it.