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| - Had a short chair massage and then foot reflexology. This is what I had to point to on a price chart, as the massage "therapist" did not speak one word of English. The chair massage was very painful, and I started to wonder about this man's credentials and training. Then came the reflexology: He washed my feet in a bucket and proceeded with a foot massage you might receive during a pedicure procedure.
I said to him, this is not a reflexology, but he did not understand. I asked his colleague who was working on somebody else, but just got a smirk back, like take it or leave it lady, this is what you get. I was just wishing that it will be over soon.....
I paid the required amount for the services, and left a 13% tip, which was evidently not enough, as I got a dirty look from my "therapist", who did not performed what I paid for.
I do not think he is licensed, or even trained in a basic massage, he must be somebody who just fills in, when nobody else is available.
My back was painful for the next 24 hours, as a result of his digging into my muscles. Very dangerous place to go, as the massage therapists have to be certified to practice.
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