Jin Soon Natural Hand-Foot Spa

Pedicure experience & the tech are lovely but they have no drying fans so it will not last if you need to put shoes on. The drying fans they do have are 40 years old so they don’t use them because they dont work. Talented nail artists!! Head artist Serena is usually distracted and not very focused to clients. Worth trying the other nail artists that aren’t distracted. All talented! Ridiculously expensive. Although products are top tier they are still too expensive for how many wonderful nail artists are in the city.

It was a nice organic experience. It's not quite what I expected. I'm used to jacuzzi bubbles and massage chairs. You won't get that here, but the milk and honey foot bath and soak was nice.

Awesome service because I walked in without an appointment and they didn’t turn me away and was able to fit me in for both a mani pedi. Very nice and quiet and clean. However the chairs and equipment for the pedicure is extremely uncomfortable and after 45 min your butt starts to hurt, also the setup is not friendly for staff, it makes their job a lot harder due to all the maneuvering, hence the 4 stars. Pretty expensive for the quality.

One of the best nail salons I've been to in NYC. They always do a good job and they don't pressure you to get extra service. It's a bit more expensive than cheaper nail salons in the east village but the premium is well worth it. It's the only place I go to now

Unfortunately, I've not been so underwhelmed with a service in a long time. Jin Soon gravely misrepresented their services. I went to the East Village location for a manicure and pedicure. While staff is nice, the actual service was less than mediocre. I received the Flower Petal Float® - the rose pedals looked as if they came from the bodega down the street. No rose essential oil or rose oil was used. The pedicurist tried rubbing the actual rose pedals on my legs; luckily I stopped her and suggested using oil or lotion instead. The massage was short and not very good. The shellac manicure was not great either. The actual manicure was ok, but the manicurist forgot to put lotion on my hands, so I reminded her. All in all - this experience cost more than $100. I suggest you go to your local regular mani/pedi spot and don't waste your money at Jin Soon Natural Hand-Foot Spa. It's not worth it.

I was extremely impressed with the service I received- especially at 35. I expected them to lightly soak my toes and do mostly cuticle care and filing before painting my toes. But my technician went really above and beyond- she ATTACKED my callouses which I feel often gets overlook in NYC at the basic price (there’s usually some ridiculous 15 dollar extra charge for callous removal), and my nails were filed evenly. The best was the massage- she must have spent 15 minutes massaging my legs and it was awesome. She also was incredibly attentive to detail; again, this was the BASIC 35 dollar pedicure. Absolutely fantastic. If you come for a pedicure, ask for Pasang - she brought back my faith in a good basic pedicure can in fact be found in nyc!

Serene setting, clean beauty, highly attentive, long-lasting manicures & pedicures. The polish is high-end, especially the House brand- making this my top nail salon in a city of millions.

Superb! Excellent Mani/Pedi Service and they pay close attention to detail!