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What an amazing gem. The massages here are deep professional and super relaxing. They know how to get into your deepest knots and release the tightness. Highly recommend to come here and escape the crazy stressful New York life. My girlfriend had been coming here for years I am hooked now.

Best deep tissue massage ever!! They are true therapists. Not some high end spa that barely gets to the root of the issue. The massages can be painful but know how to breathe during the massage and you might get an ultra relaxed high for a few days after! You can always tell your therapist to go easier but the point of coming to this place is for them to truly work out your knots and tightness.

This place is great. $60 for an hour which is a deal in NYC. I'm a great tipper. Lucy is the best of the best. I've tried others. She has very strong hands and will work out every knot you have in your body. You won't need to another massage for at least 6 months or more. I've been coming here for at least 15 years. Prices are

We stopped by as a walk-in. We were seen immediately. My husband and I each did a 45 min massage. The total bill was 90$ without tip. It was exactly what we needed after a long day of exploring China town & Little Italy. We will definitely be back. This is where you want to go for at true deep, healing massage. Thank you Laura 😊 🙏 💓

非常不好。 The tip monster is alive and well here at Fishion. I was recommended this place by a colleague. I arrived at 6:30pm. Apparently they close at 7, so they asked me to pay up front. I did, and added a 15% tip, massage unseen. As someone who used to live and work in Shanghai, the massage was decent, but as I left, the masseuse ended up behind me on the stairs. His choice words? “You only tipped me $4!” Three issues: First, it was 15%. Second, they made me pay upfront so I couldn’t change it anyway. Third, who confronts a customer and gets upset for not tipping what HE thinks he is worth? In China, tipping is basically forbidden. If you try, you are usually rebuffed. Same in Europe, where a tip is not obligated and is a true show of excellence. How sadly Americanized and entitled everyone has become here stateside. Demanding a tip, and of a certain amount? Very off putting. I am sad I won’t be returning to Fishion because otherwise it was a great massage. But they ruined the entire experience on the stairs by insulting my tip. The truth: he didn’t even deserve the $4. I will give the staff of Fishion a big tip here: never assume the financial situation of any clients. I just moved back to NY from Florida a week ago and haven’t even seen a paycheck. Had this guy been a bit more gracious, I would have returned weekly, and provided a bigger tip next time. But he never gave me the chance. Off to find a new Chinatown massage parlor!