Sunny Health Massage阳光推拿

A bit hard to find, I thought they were inside busy mall but they’re next door and up the elevator. He was very nice, gave us warm water to start and speaks little English. I think it’s his own personal spot, don’t expect a lot of masseuse. I did 60 mins. He uses a lot of pressure and really focuses on the knots so you’ll have to let him know if you prefer a bit lighter. I’m not sure if you’re suppose to remove your clothes but he kept gesturing to lay so I kept mine on, and just took off my shoes. After, I felt great, so pain is gain 😅

The place is ran by a husband and wife. The husband is the one everyone raves about and he does a great job. Compared to a lot of massage spots in Flushing, this guy put a lot of attention and focus into his work. A lot of "massage therapists" in Flushing just space out and do repetitive useless motions when they do their massaging but not this guy. Good strong pressure and can figure out those tight spots on the muscles and homes in on them. If you like being "cracked", then this guy is for you. I felt like a crunchy fried chicken when he cracked my neck and back. The guy is very strong but you can always tell him (he speaks little english but I'm sure he will understand if you'd like softer). Also since it is ran by just him and the wife, you need to make an appointment. Otherwise you'd have to wait. I did 90mins for 60 bucks. I gave a 20 for tip because I was that satisfied with his work.

Clean simple space and easy to locate. Owner is very professional and friendly. Very relaxed after massage, as good as top massages in China.

Great price $40 for 60 mins, + tip. Hard working husband and wife running this hole in wall type of place but very clean and professional. They are extremely welcoming and I would definitely come back! I was looking for a type of massage that focuses on pressure/ tension points. He cracked my back and my neck. Wife said the husband had a clinic in China, they have been doing this for 20 years. They speak Mandarin, wife speaks Cantonese too, and I think they know some basic English. We called ahead and made a reservation. We stayed at the Renaissance Hotel, 3 min walk, look for their building number after Google takes you to building next to them. I’ll post some picture of the outside entrance since it can’t be a little difficult to find.

I visited this past Saturday, asked for a 90 minute massage with no add-ons. I have to say this is one of the best, if not the best, massage experience I had in my life. Due to frequent air travels for work and chiropractic issues, I need back massage often to ease my back pain. Mr. Tian's massaging helped to alleviate tension at key pressure points and was able to tell me where my pain points are before I described to him. His hand is on the heavier side, but was able to tailor to my needs. This was a great experience and adds one more reason for me to visit Flushing in the future. (I live in NJ and it's a 1 hour drive to Flushing so I don't go there often).