This time I went to SPA EATS in Taipei — the environment was a big plus: clean, spacious and with private rooms. The bathroom had wet/dry separation, and the lighting and fragrance were very pleasant. My first impression was excellent.

I booked Andy (180/70/28), a tall handsome guy; I was instantly undone when he opened the door. He has a high, straight nose and deep eyes — his look is on the cool side, but his interactions were surprisingly warm. He didn't talk much, but his smile was disarming, and his deep voice made the atmosphere feel more reassuring.

When showering he helped scrub your back and took care of the details, giving a "lover-like" feeling. The acupressure followed a professional, proper approach — from the shoulders and neck down to the legs he worked very thoroughly. Unlike some places that only try to push add-on packages, Andy really lets you relax and enjoy.

During the oil massage, Andy's sense of rhythm was excellent — gentle yet in control; he matched your pace and also knew how to stir your emotions at the right moments. He has a cool, model-like face, yet demonstrates a high level of interaction; my body's real reaction was completely that of a "hidden-treasure-level bottom."

What moved me most was that at the end he proactively said, "Let me wash your hair." It wasn't just a casual rinse — he took care to wash properly, do hair treatment, and even blow-dry. After the climax, he quietly held me and covered me with a blanket, with no awkwardness or coldness at all.

In short: Andy is not just handsome — he truly cares, full marks for boyfriend energy. This wasn't just a massage, but a short yet genuine "illusion of falling in love." If you want a relaxing experience with warmth, Andy is worth a try.