"The pressure was every bit as strong as what you'd get in Thailand, the kind that walks a fine line between pain and bliss but leaves you feeling loose and able to actually turn your head 90 degrees."
"Before you start, you're asked to choose your pressure on a five-point scale, from light to 'strong (may cause bruising).' It's an honest warning - this isn't a fluffy spa rub-down."
"Two hours sounds long on paper but slips by quickly, a mix of intensity and calm that leaves you equal parts limber and spaced out."
"Me-Thais Thai Spa brings something different: hands-on, no-nonsense bodywork that a typical nail bar or quick-fix facial cannot provide."
Me-Thais Thai Spa, located off Upper Street, is a sister establishment to the Covent Garden original. It features a relaxing atmosphere with knowledgeable therapists. The two-hour traditional Thai massage combines stretches, pressure points, and rhythmic movements on a massage table. Clients choose their pressure level, with options ranging from light to strong. The treatment effectively alleviates tension, leaving clients feeling limber and relaxed. In addition to traditional Thai massages, the spa offers oil massages and Thai foot reflexology, distinguishing itself from typical nail bars and quick-fix facials in the area.
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