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Time Out New York Magazine
February 15-21, 2007

Tui na, Shiatsu - Downtown, that translats to "cheap massage." Which are the best? By Kate Kowenstein

Most New Yorkers have tense shoulders, knotted muscles and neither the time nor money for a spa visit. Those with no attachment to New Age music or fancy oils should go downtown to loosen up: Chinatown and Little Italy are packed with no-frills joints that offer manipulative therapy (tui na), breath work (qi gong) and traditional massage (shiatsu), last minute and always on the cheap.

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Fishion Herb Center,
107 Mott St ($10 for 15 minutes):
One customer says it best about this large (albiet dingy) spot: "It's painful, but you feel great the next day."

WE ARE THE ONLY ONE WHO HAS 5-STAR RATING IN CHINATOWN