Bobby Lau
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My husband found this place for me. We both like massage and this place offer traditional Japanese shiatsu massage in a joined tatami room.
The moment we stepped into Suisen, we felt like we were teleported to Japan. Since I only have few more months to live with my cancer, I am unlikely to be able to enter Japan again. I am happy to find this little bubble of Japan where I can communicate with the Japanese staffs in Japanese.
First we were offered new masks (made in HK 👍), then we were ask to choose our tea and sweet after the massage. The selection of Japanese tea was good, I went for Gokuro which is a pain to make with specific temperature requirements.
Then we were let into the tatami rooms upstairs, changed into a comfortable clothing and then laid down on the futon
Throughout the massage the staff was professional and just the right amount of pressure. I had pain in my liver initially because laying on my front means pressing against my liver cancer. She give me a small pillow to put on my chest and that resolved the issue.
The music was relaxing and not intruding, it was a very relaxing experience while some pressure is applied to my muscles, at no point I considered it painful.
After the 2 hours massage, I felt refreshed and the whole body less tense. I asked the staff to give me an extra attention to my upper back because I struggle to use my abs muscle so my upper back been compensating.
I would recommend Suisen if you love Japan and shiatsu type massage.