Family Health Center

ChenXu Wang

Sweat is awesome

Lus Garcia

First time going to a Korean bath house. I highly recommend to read the website spa etiquette. Men and women locker rooms, bathrooms, showers, hot and cold tubs, and scrubbing areas are separate. You are provided with a shirt and shorts to wear at the designated co-ed rest area and salt room. First time I went, I paid full price for a 90 minute full body seeweed massage, facial, and scrub. The owner was a bit pushy and chatty on buy 10 coupons pitch while performing the service. I did not mind due to having interest in finding a Korean spa membership. I was hoping to find a clean and sanitary authentic Korean style spa with hard-working masseuses and business hours that fit my 8am to 5pm work hours for any last minute spa days. My standards were met on my first visit. And the no expiration date on the 10 coupons plus the corner boba spot sealed the deal. This place is not for those who are severly uncomfortable with nudity and being nude in the designated areas. Or those who do not agree with the established spa etiquette and culture. I find this place as a wonderful hidden gem that deserves more spa members looking for a mental health day. My second visit, Hannah performed the service and she is the best. Her customer service and work ethic reassured me how much I would regret not investing in my body and mental health.

Trella Davis

Really accessible and affordable bathhouse. Mimi, Hana, Jung and other scrub ladies - they will entertain you and/or scrub your tush like the car wash you didn’t know you loved. Great bath massage place and boba tea!

Jooyoung Joung

A great place to reminiscing good old memory about korean spa in childhood time as a korean expat.