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Popular treatments explained
Pricing, length, what happens in the room and common questions — one page each.
Foot Massage & Reflexology in NYC ChinatownA classic Chinese foot session: warm soak, then firm pressure work through the soles, arches and calves. It is the treatment most guests pick after a long day of walking the city or standing at work.Deep Tissue & Chinese Tuina Massage in ChinatownFirm, focused work in the Chinese tuina tradition: kneading, pressing and stretching along the neck, shoulders and back to loosen knots that light massage does not reach.Hot Stone Massage in NYC ChinatownSmooth heated stones glide along the back and shoulders, warming muscle before hands-on work. The heat lets tight areas release with less pressure than a deep tissue session.Facial Treatments in NYC ChinatownA calm, thorough facial: cleanse, steam, extraction where needed, mask and massage. We tell you what your skin needs today instead of selling a course of ten.Cupping Therapy in NYC ChinatownTraditional cups create suction on the back and shoulders to draw out tension. Often added to a tuina session when muscles feel stubbornly tight.Men's Massage & Spa in NYC ChinatownA straightforward, no-frills session built around pressure. Tell us how strong you want it and we work the back, shoulders and neck — the areas that take the hit from desk hours, lifting, training and long days on your feet.Sports & Recovery Massage in NYC ChinatownRecovery-focused work for people who train. Firm pressure on the muscle groups that take the load — legs, hips, back and shoulders — to clear post-workout stiffness and keep the next session from starting tight.Oil Body Massage (Swedish) in NYC ChinatownLong, flowing oil strokes over the whole body at gentle to medium pressure — the Chinatown massage to pick when you want to switch off rather than have knots dug out.Aromatherapy Massage in NYC ChinatownA gentle restorative massage with essential oils chosen for how you feel today — calming for a racing mind, brighter oils when you are simply worn out.Neck, Shoulder & Back Pain Massage in NYC ChinatownNeck, shoulder and back tightness — handled in the room. We first check whether your shoulders won't drop, your neck won't turn, or your lower back feels locked, then decide pressure and focus. Hands-on work is combined with gua sha and cupping where it helps.Traditional Gua Sha Therapy in NYC ChinatownTraditional gua sha: a smooth-edged tool is drawn along oiled skin over the back, shoulders and neck to work through tightness. A long-standing Chinatown therapy, often combined with tuina or cupping.Slimming & Body Contouring Care in NYC ChinatownFirm sculpting and lymphatic-style strokes over the abdomen, waist, hips and legs, with warmth to help the area relax. It is a body-care treatment, not a medical or weight-loss procedure.Head & Scalp Therapy in NYC ChinatownPressure-point work across the scalp, temples, neck and shoulders — the treatment guests pick for screen-tired eyes, a heavy head and tension that sits behind the forehead.Japanese-Style Body Massage in NYC ChinatownRhythmic thumb and palm pressure with gentle stretching along the body's lines, done fully clothed without oil — precise rather than heavy, and easy to fit into a work day.
Which treatment should you pick?
These sessions are not interchangeable. Here is when each one is the right choice.
- Foot Massage & Reflexology
- Your feet ache and your calves feel heavy after a day of walking or standing. Done in a recliner, fully dressed with trousers rolled up — the easiest option when you only have 30 minutes.
- Deep Tissue & Chinese Tuina Massage
- You have specific tight, tender knots in the shoulders, neck or back. The firmest option, done on the table; mild soreness the same day is normal.
- Hot Stone Massage
- You feel cold and stiff all over but do not want strong pressure. Warm stones soften the muscles first, so the pressure stays much lighter than deep tissue.
- Facial Treatments
- You want to work on your skin rather than your muscles — cleansing, hydration and facial relaxation. Pairs well with a foot session.
- Cupping Therapy
- Your back stays stiff and you want the traditional approach. It leaves round marks that fade over a few days to a week — tell us in advance if that is a problem.
Prices and session lengths
Prices below are for 139 Centre St, 1st Floor #7A, New York, NY 10013 (Centre St store), charged per session, tip optional.
| Treatment | Length / option | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Swedish Massage | 60 min | $60 |
| Deep Tissue Massage | 60 min | $80 |
| Hot Stone Therapy | 75 min | $95 |
| Facial Care | 60 min | $88 |
| Foot Reflexology | 45 min | $50 |
| Cupping Therapy | 45 min | $70 |
| Slimming Care | 60 min | $120 |
| Aromatherapy Massage | 60 min | $75 |
A Chinatown massage shop on Centre St
YueYue Beauty Spa is at 139 Centre St, 1st Floor #7A, New York, NY 10013, about a 1-minute walk from the Canal St subway station and close to Little Italy and the Civic Center. Hours: Open daily · 10:30 AM – 11:00 PM.
Ground floor — street-level entrance, no stairs or elevator needed.
- Chinatown massage and foot massage: Chinese massage, deep tissue, hot stone, foot reflexology, cupping, facial and slimming care
- Chinese and English spoken
- Per-session pricing, all listed above
- Book online or call +1 347-391-0888
Why guests pick us
- Open daily until 11pm — late enough after work
- About a 1-minute walk from the Canal St subway
- Per-session prices listed, no package pressure
- Bilingual staff — easy to explain what you need
- Book online, or walk in when a room is free
Before you visit
- How much is a Chinatown massage?
- Every price is listed per session on this page — foot massage, oil massage, hot stone, cupping, facials and more. The booking page shows the same number before you confirm.
- Chinatown foot massage or full-body massage — which should I pick?
- Pick foot reflexology after a day of walking or standing; pick an oil or deep tissue session when your whole body feels tight. Unsure? Tell us what feels tired and we will suggest one.
- Do I need an appointment?
- Walk in when a room is free; evenings and weekends are busier, so booking ahead helps.
- What are your hours?
- Open daily · 10:30 AM – 11:00 PM
- How do I get there by subway?
- We are at 139 Centre St, 1st Floor #7A, New York, NY 10013, about a 1-minute walk from the Canal St subway station. Ground floor — street-level entrance, no stairs or elevator needed.
- Do prices include a tip?
- Listed prices are for the service itself. A tip is welcome but never required.
- How can I pay?
- Cards and tap-to-pay on phones are accepted in store.
- What happens on a first visit?
- Tell us the treatment and length at the front desk and we assign a room. Your therapist checks pressure before starting, and you pay at the desk afterwards. Allow the session length plus about 10 minutes.
- Can I change the pressure?
- Yes — say lighter or firmer at any point and it is adjusted right away. There is no need to endure it.
- What if I am pregnant or have an injury?
- Tell us when you arrive. We do not do foot reflexology or cupping in the first trimester, and we work around open wounds or a recent fracture by switching you to a safer treatment.
Our other store
Same family brand, a different location: YueYue Spa at 47 E Broadway RM 301, New York, NY 10002 · 917-930-9451. It has its own website, own therapists and its own booking system — this page's prices and hours apply to the Centre St store only.
Visit the East Broadway store siteTherapeutic massage and beauty treatments only — no adult or companionship services. In-store appointments only at 139 Centre St, 1st Floor #7A, NYC. Professional Practice