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You Can Get A Quick Japanese-Style Massage For Just $15 At 3 Locations In Singapore

Andrea Chandra Putri — Wed, 03 Jun 2026 02:04:11 +0000

E-Charge – Japanese-style massage in Singapore

When life’s got you beat down, nothing sounds better than a nice, relaxing spa trip. But if you don’t have hours to spare, don’t worry – a little self-care doesn’t have to take up your whole afternoon. For a quick breather between errands or after a long day, swing by E-Charge for a refreshing shiatsu massage.

What is a shiatsu massage?

For those unfamiliar, shiatsu is a form of traditional Japanese massage, which literally means “finger pressure”. Applying pressure to certain acupoints on your body helps ease tension while improving blood and lymphatic circulation.

What can I expect at E-Charge?

Image credit: @tokumi.sg via Instagram

You never know when adulting is going to hit extra hard, which is why a quick destress session always sounds like a good idea. Luckily, there’s no need to plan weeks in advance or chiong for an appointment slot here – just show up for your massage whenever you need it.

Once you’re there, just order and pay for your massage at the kiosk. There are 2 massages to choose from: a hands and massage gun massage ($15) or a hands-only massage ($20). And don’t worry if you don’t have cash on you – E-Charge also accepts PayNow.

Image credit: @tokumi.sg via Instagram

Once it’s your turn, you don’t even need to change out of your clothes – just settle into their massage chair. You’ll be treated to a quick 15-minute massage, designed to work out the tension spots and leave your body feeling lighter.

Where can I find E-Charge?

Image adapted from: Summer Vegetable via Google Maps

E-Charge currently has 3 branches. Westies have 2 options, with E-Charge’s 1st branch at Bukit Panjang Plaza (#01-27) and another at Clementi Mall (#04-18). And if your office happens to be in Novena, you’ll be glad to know there’s also a branch at United Square Novena (#B1-56B).

Their Clementi and Novena branches are newly opened, and to celebrate, you can enjoy their opening promotion until the end of June 2026. Get $5 off the regular price for massages at these branches – a sweet excuse to treat yourself a little more often.

Enjoy quick relaxation at E-Charge

Don’t let life get in the way of relaxation. Even on the busiest days, it’s worth squeezing a little time out of your schedule for a quick massage – this might just be the recharge you need to carry on feeling your best

E CHARGE

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Cover image adapted from: Summer Vegetable via Google Maps, @tokumi.sg via Instagram

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6 Hair Replacement Services In Singapore So Guys With Hair Loss Don’t Have To Hide Under Caps

Charlotte Joy Lee — Mon, 25 May 2026 06:00:19 +0000

Hair replacement services

From Keanu Reeves’ luscious locks to Timothée Chalamet’s long curls, every man has their desired hair goals. After dutifully serving the nation and having your hair shaved off, who’s to stop you from finally having the hair of your dreams?

With non-invasive hair replacement services available all around Singapore, having a satisfactory hairline and a head full of hair is an achievable feat. Lasting for about 4 to 6 months, these hairpieces are customised to work with your lifestyle and cause little to no disruptions. If this sounds appealing to you, here’s a list of some of the best places to go to.

1. SG Hair Replacement

10+ years of experience in crafting natural & comfortable hairpieces

Leave it to the experts at SG Hair Replacement to craft a hairpiece for you that is natural, comfortable, and high quality. Folks on the team have over 10 years of experience in this line of work, honing their skills in everything from hairline design to the cutting, fitting, and styling of the hairpiece.

Besides creating a realistic hairpiece that simulates actual hair rather than an obvious wig, SG Hair Replacement also puts a lot of care into precisely tailoring hair replacement systems for each individual. And it’s not just about helping you look good, but feel good as well. They place a strong emphasis on using high-quality, scalp-friendly materials that feel gentle on the skin, reduce discomfort, and allow for more comfortable wear.

Their newly renovated salon allows clients to kick off their hair transformation journey in premium comfort and privacy.
Image adapted from: SG Hair Replacement

Each client gets a fully customised piece (from $388) that best suits their hair colour, existing density, preferred hairstyle, and even their face shape. All in all, you’ll get a trusty hair companion that doesn’t just look and feel natural, but enhances your overall appearance as well.

Address: 16 Sam Leong Road, Singapore 207907
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 10am-8pm | Closed on Sun (By appointment only)
Contact: 9229 0088 | SG Hair Replacement website

2. Aremyhair

90-minute hair replacement services

Image credits: Aremyhair via Facebook

Aremyhair started from the struggles of a young boy who had experienced hair loss and was determined to ensure that others do not fall into the same fate. They provide non-invasive hair replacement services that use hairpieces (from $488) for a quick and easy solution.

Having been around for about 2 decades now, Aremyhair is experienced in customising their services for any individual. Their toupees even come with a warranty opt-in ($68) that ensures protection against faulty products. Plus, they provide maintenance service sessions that are recommended once every 2 to 3 weeks for $90.

Learn more about Aremyhair’s services.

Aremyhair – Hair Replacement System

3. Svenson Hair

Veterans of over 60 years in the hair replacement business

Svenson has been around for 60 years.
Image credit: Svenson Hair Care via Facebook

Run by a team of professionally-trained trichologists, Svenson Hair offers Follicraft hair weaves which involves a fully-customised hairpiece with zero disruption to your daily schedule. With outlets in Parkway Parade, Jurong Point, and International Building, Svenson is easily accessible regardless of your location.

Aside from hair replacement, Svenson Hair also offers a range of scalp and hair treatments for issues like oily scalp, and hair loss. Regardless of which hair woes plague you, this place has long-term solutions for those willing to make the commitment.

Learn more about Svenson Hair’s services.

Full list of Svenson Hair outlets.

4. UEC Hair Studio

Detailed hair & scalp consultation with customised plans

Image credit: UEC Hair via Facebook

Having been in the industry for 20 years, UEC Hair Studio is a reliable option to try out hair replacement services. Their website even details the step-by-step process of the service for those who may be a little apprehensive.

Starting with a careful selection of hair type, the whole process is completely customised to every individual’s scalp size and shape. It even includes touch-up and styling to ensure it looks as natural as possible. Their services start from $688, which includes maintenance.

Learn more about UEC Hair Studio’s services.

UEC

5. Aderans

Mimics natural hair growth

Image credit: Aderans

Equipped with years of experience under its belt, you can rest assured that Aderans knows what they’re doing. With a special treatment called Flex, they mimic the gradual growth of hair by slowly adding more volume to your hairpiece over time. This way, you can avoid nosy comments about your hair growth while you’re going through the process.

If you’re still sceptical, Aderans offers wig trials, consultations, and quotations all free of charge, so you don’t have to worry about digging into your bank account so soon.

Learn more about Aderan’s services.

Aderans Singapore Pte Ltd

Aderans Salon (Hair Salon)

6. TKWeaving

Change your hair colour as and when you like

TK Weaving is a specialised arm under the TK TrichoKare brand that offers hair replacement and consultation in 60 minutes for just $39. In their years of experience, they’ve also developed the Advanced Hair Integration System to craft high-quality wigs, perfectly customised to your facial features.

On top of offering breathable hair wigs, they also have hair weaving services to suit those with long hair, as well as other procedures such as hair cuts and colouring should you be in the mood for a makeover. Their prices differ depending on what kind of hair replacement service you require.

Learn more about TK Weaving’s services.

Full list of TK Weaving outlets.

Give yourself a fresh new look with a hair replacement

Hair loss is an extremely common problem that any man can face. No judgment then, if you opt for a no-frills hair replacement service to gain back confidence. It’s ideal for a non-invasive, painless way to give yourself a stunning new look.

So, if you’re ready to take your hairline to the next level, try out one of the options above for a seamless, natural look to give yourself a new boost of confidence.

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This article contains partial partnership content. However, all opinions are ours.
Originally published by Charlotte Joy Lee on 21st September 2021. Last updated by Khoo Yong Hao on 26th May 2026.

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We Went Behind The Scenes Of A Foot & Leg Clinic To Find Out How They Fix Recurring Ailments

Michelle P — Fri, 15 May 2026 08:01:18 +0000

Straits Podiatry

We’ve all been there: hurting ankles, ingrown toenails, sore heels. Cue the TikTok stretching videos, a new pair of shoes, insoles, acrobat-level twists to dig out that affronting nail, and “your digestion is no good” quips from your foot reflex masseuse.

What if we told you that these problems keep coming back because they simply haven’t been fixed? That’s where Straits Podiatry and their team of trained podiatrists enter the picture.

What is podiatry?

Think of a podiatrist as your dentist, except for your feet, ankles, and lower limb. In the same way that your GP cannot treat a cavity, he is not specially trained to look at why your heel hurts with every step you take.

From ingrown toenails to sport injuries, gait problems, and children’s walking difficulties, podiatrists are trained and equipped to assess, diagnose, and treat all sorts of conditions related to everything below your hips.

In short, they’re defo a better bet to solving your problems than your massage aunty and pedicurist.

What can podiatry do for me?

What an initial consultation looks like

There’s no need to be anxious going into your podiatric appointment. To start, there’s the whole: why are you here to see me today? routine that your podiatrist, like any doctor, will begin the consultation with. To get a holistic view of your condition, circumstances, and lifestyle, you can expect it to follow with more leading questions, asked in a casual conversation.

And it all varies, depending on your presenting condition, though you won’t be able to escape queries about how long you’ve felt the pain for, its severity, and the fixes that you’ve tried.

Then comes the physical examination, which is when some fancy equipment might come out to play. Depending on your complaint, you might get an ultrasound, which will help the podiatrist determine more precisely what might be ailing you.

Fun fact: A whopping 20% of the patients that Straits Podiatry sees each month suffer from heel pain, and almost a quarter of these patients were previously misdiagnosed as having plantar fasciitis. Besides plantar fasciitis, I was told, there are at least 5 other conditions that might cause something so deceptively simple as “heel pain”.

There’s an entire battery of tests that can be run just to pinpoint what exactly is causing the issues you face, including evaluating your muscle strength and range of motion.

Your foot is also scanned, with a super high-spec 3D camera that tells you its exact dimensions.

A gait test is yet another assessment that you might go through, which allows your podiatrist to see how your lower limbs and feet move as you walk.

Unlike at most shoe shops, where your custom insole is made based on an imprint of your foot, Straits Podiatry takes the extra step to ensure there is, in fact, no weight on it when the scan is made.

This is, in fact, the key to a better-fitting orthosis, because the shape of your foot is the most precisely measured when you’ve not got your full body weight on it.

Not a one-size-fits-all solution

Every patient, every case, and every ailment that comes through a podiatrist’s doors is unique – as such, the solutions aren’t one size fits all either.

A custom orthosis is a prescribed medical mould, unique to one’s foot structure.

Taking that even further are the custom orthoses which can be personalised to suit the shoes that you wear, be it sneakers, running shoes, or ballet flats. That’s a game changer, IMO, because far be it that anyone can say feet-friendly shoes are not aesthetic.

The line, however, is drawn at high-heeled shoes – they defeat the point of wearing an orthosis, so the workaround would be to wear shoes with the custom orthoses as much as possible, and change into your heels only as necessary.

State-of-the-art medical equipment

Besides tailoring your treatment plan to your lifestyle, it can also be tweaked according to your budget. For instance, Straits Podiatry is one of only 2 podiatry clinics in Singapore which has both an Extracorporeal Magnetotransduction Therapy (EMTT) machine, as well as a duo of shockwave therapy machines.

In particular, they’ve got both the common Radial Shockwave (RSWT) machine, plus a Focused Shockwave (FSWT) machine – this delivers high-intensity, concentrated shockwaves for deep, targeted therapy.

NGL, for these shockwave therapy machines to work, it will hurt. If you’re being treated with shockwave therapy and it doesn’t hurt, then you either aren’t injured to begin with, or the shockwave is being set at too low a frequency to be effective.

Why do I need to see a specialist?

If you still aren’t convinced, here’s why you ought to consider seeing a podiatrist.

The custom shoe shop in-soles, as personalised as they are, are not medical tools. The TikTok hacks to deal with plantar fasciitis don’t take your daily routines and your physiology into consideration. Your pedicurist is just that – a pedicurist. A gardener can prune your tree, but they cannot fix a sick tree.

A podiatrist is all the difference between generic advice and evidence-based, specialist-led assessments that actually help you get better.

We often ignore our feet problems, but here’s a news flash to tell you that it affects your body more than you think. For example, chronic heel pain changes the way in which you walk, which in turn hurts your knees, hips, and even your back. Ergo, it’s going to cause you greater problems down the line.

Family-oriented clinic & solutions that fit into daily life

Open since 2022, with 3 clinics

The new clinic at Paya Lebar Square.
Image credit: Straits Podiatry

Straits Podiatry is one of a few dedicated podiatry clinics in Singapore, with their latest location newly opened in Paya Lebar Square.

They started operations in 2022, under Healthway Medical Group’s Allied Health Division, guided by their mission to help people move with comfort, confidence, and freedom.

Conducive & comfortable clinics

Each location is also designed to make all patients feel comfortable and at ease, with cushy waiting areas and a clean, minimalistic aesthetic. Each consultation room is also spacious and well-lit.

They’ve even got specially appointed, child-friendly rooms for the youngest of their patients, with full-height glass windows which make it easier for the podiatrist to observe the child at ease.

Recovering without invasive procedures or long downtime

More than that, Straits Podiatry believes in really listening to the problems of anyone who walks through their doors. Then comes breaking the issue down into simple, clear, and thorough terms to explain what’s wrong, and the next steps towards solving it.

As far as possible, there are no invasive procedures, steroid jabs, or lengthy downtimes to dread; what they bring to the table instead are evidence-based solutions, with innovative technology, that fit right into your daily life.

Get your foot & leg ailments treated at Straits Podiatry

Don’t turn a blind eye to your toes, your feet, and your lower limbs, especially if there are any issues that are bothering you or your loved ones. Rather than let the problems grow into bigger ones, get them in check from the get-go with a podiatric assessment.

Find out more about Straits Podiatry here

This post was brought to you by Straits Podiatry.
Photography by: Shannon Tan

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14 Itch Relief Products In Singapore So You Can Combat Heat, Humidity & Stickiness

Andrea Chandra Putri — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 09:05:57 +0000

Itch relief products in Singapore

We’ve all been there: stepping out for just 5 minutes and suddenly you’re sweaty, sticky, and itchy in places you didn’t even know could itch. Add in the humidity, and heat rashes can pop up too, leaving your skin red and prickly. You don’t even need to be under the sun before the urge to scratch yourself hits.

If your skin has been staging little rebellions lately, these itch relief products might just help you get back to feeling like yourself again.

1. Suu Balm’s Scalp Care Range

Dermatologist-formulated range to tackle itching, flaking & sensitivity

It’s pretty much impossible to go more than a day without washing your hair in Singapore’s climate, especially if you’re dealing with an itching scalp made worse with sweat and grime. But washing your hair too often can also lead to the natural moisture of your scalp getting stripped away, thus forcing it to produce even more oil to compensate.

The products are pH-balanced, hypoallergenic, and free from chrome sulfates, parabens, silicone, and fragrances.
Image credit: Suu Balm

Tackle your itchy and sensitive scalp woes at the root while still taking care of your tresses with Suu Balm’s comprehensive hair care series. The dermatologist-formulated range features a shampoo, conditioner, and scalp spray to fully cleanse, hydrate, and soothe your scalp.

Gentle Moisturising Anti Dandruff Shampoo: Helps to reduce scalp flaking, with a mild formula for gentle cleansing and cooling menthol for quick itch relief
Scalp and Hair Conditioner: Safe to apply directly onto the scalp without causing build-up and greasiness, deeply hydrates and restores scalp microbiome
Rapid Itch Relief Scalp Spray Moisturiser: Relieves itch rapidly with cooling menthol, contains skin-identical ceramides to repair skin barrier and deeply moisturise

For purchases from now till 31st December 2026, you can get $5 off a minimum spend of $60 on any of the Scalp Care Range products. Just use the promo code when carting out on the Suu Balm website to enjoy this discount.

Price: From $28.50

Purchase the Suu Balm Scalp Care Range.

2. Aveeno Daily Moisturizing Body Wash

Soap-free wash for sensitive skin

Image credit: Sam’s Club

Wash off the day’s grime with the Aveeno Daily Moisturizing Body Wash, a soap-free and lightly scented wash for sensitive and dry skin. It’s also made with nourishing and moisturising ingredients, such as prebiotic colloidal oatmeal.

Those trying to keep an eco-friendly lifestyle can rest easy too – this body wash is almost completely made with biodegradable ingredients.

Price: $41.70

Purchase the Aveeno Daily Moisturising Body Wash.

3. EAU THERMALE AVENE XeraCalm A.D Lipid-Replenishing Cleansing Oil

Multi-purpose cleansing oil

Image credit: Eau Thermale Avène

Another product that soothes dry skin is the EAU THERMALE AVENE XeraCalm A.D Lipid-Replenishing Cleansing Oil. It restores your skin barrier with Cer-omega, skin-like lipids that nourish the skin, and Avène Thermal Spring Water, which helps to reduce itching.

This product also keeps the most sensitive skin in mind. With no soap or fragrances added, it’s even suitable for infants.

And if you’re all about keeping your routine fuss-free, you’ll like this: it doubles as a body wash and a makeup remover, so you don’t have to clutter your bathroom shelf with too many bottles.

Price: $29.90

Purchase the EAU THERMALE AVENE XeraCalm A.D Lipid-Replenishing Cleansing Oil.

4. QV Intensive Body Ointment

Moisturises very dry & cracked skin

Image adapted from: Escentual

When the itching gets serious, try slathering on some QV Intensive Body Ointment for deep hydration and quicker relief.

This vegan-friendly ointment is packed with ingredients to keep your skin hydrated, such as liquid paraffin and petrolatum. Its formulation is also water-free – you won’t get that dreaded stinging sensation when you apply it to cracked or super dry skin.

Price: $56.60

Purchase the QV Intensive Body Ointment.

5. SANTECARE Anti-Itch Roll-On

Hassle-free ointment application

Image adapted from: k*****1 via Shopee

If you’d rather not deal with greasy hands, keep the SANTECARE Anti-Itch Roll-On close by. This portable roll-on lets you soothe your itches without your hands coming into contact with ointment, and it doesn’t leave any oily residue behind.

The ointment itself contains natural oils and vitamins with anti-inflammatory properties to help calm the itch fast.

Price: $9.30

Purchase the SANTECARE Anti-Itch Roll-On.

6. CeraVe Daily Moisturising Lotion

24-hour hydration

Image credit: CeraVe Skincare via Facebook

“Prevention is better than cure” – there’s no need to wait for your skin to ask for help before showing it some love. The CeraVe Daily Moisturising Lotion is suitable for normal to dry skin, and can be used daily to help replenish skin hydration.

This oil-free lotion is packed with gentle ingredients like hyaluronic acid and ceramides to help restore your skin barrier and keep it healthy in the long run. It also uses patented technology to keep your skin hydrated for 24 hours through controlled release, so you don’t need to keep setting reminders to reapply your lotion.

Price: $27.90

Purchase the CeraVe Daily Moisturising Lotion.

7. GATSBY Body Wipes

Cooling wipes in various scents

Image credit: Nitecore Singapore

When you’re out hiking in the wild with no shower in sight, you’ll be glad you brought the GATSBY Body Wipes with you. These wipes contain menthol to cool your skin, as well as antiperspirants and deodorant ingredients to keep you smelling fresh throughout the day.

There are various scents to choose from – go for their Freeze Peach wipes if you’re into something sweet, or opt for Ice Citrus for a more refreshing, zesty feel.

Price: From $3.60

Purchase GATSBY Body Wipes.

8. SVR Cicavit+ Sos Anti-Itching Spray

Prevents marks & scars from forming

Image credit: Guardian

The SVR Cicavit+ Sos Anti-Itching Spray is a quick and fuss-free way to combat itching when the heat is relentless. Its formula packs a 15% anti-irritation complex to help calm your skin and dial down that urge to scratch. It also forms a protective barrier over your skin to keep harmful bacteria away.

A bonus is that it helps with scar prevention too – the combination of Centella Asiatica and Provitamin B5 accelerates skin healing without leaving behind any unwanted marks.

Price: $43

Purchase the SVR Cicavit+ Sos Anti-Itching Spray.

9. Prickly Heat Powder

Cooling powder trusted by generations

Image credit: Snake Brand

Chances are, you’ve seen this metal tin sitting on your grandparents’ shelf, but you can also find this Prickly Heat Powder online and on supermarket shelves. There’s a reason why this powder has been trusted for generations, with its natural essential oils effectively soothing your itches and rashes. It’s also the most affordable product on the list!

Price: $1.68

Purchase Prickly Heat Powder.

10. Vaseline Healthy Bright Daily Sun Refreshing Serum Sunscreen

Protect your skin from both UV rays & blue light

Image credit: MyBeautyNote via Picky

Before you head out to the sunny beach, don’t forget to pack some sunblock, like the Vaseline Healthy Bright Daily Sun Refreshing Serum Sunscreen. The product locks in moisture to prevent dryness and has a cooling effect to soothe any itches, all while giving you SPF protection.

Don’t just put this on when you’re going outdoors – the niacinamide in the sunscreen protects your skin from blue light effects, perfect for when you’re constantly staring at your computer screen at your 9-to-5.

Price: $9.90

Purchase the Vaseline Healthy Bright Daily Sun Refreshing Serum Sunscreen.

11. NATPAT Magic Patch

For bug bites & itchy skin

Image credit: iHerb customer via iHerb

The NATPAT Magic Patch is usually used for bug bites, draining insect saliva that causes itching with its Grid Relief technology. That said, these single-use patches work as well for other itchy spots and double as a visual reminder to stop scratching.

Every pack of patches includes various colours, from classic shades like white and beige to more vibrant hues like blue and pink for you to match them with your fit.

Price: $15.80

Purchase the NATPAT Magic Patch.

12. Rollo 2.0

Roller with adjustable pressure

Image credit: @kansoskin via Instagram

Anyone with the unfortunate predicament of being loved by mosquitoes has probably tried fighting off the itch by marking an “X” right on the bite. Well, you can replicate the feeling with the Rollo 2.0, minus accidentally puncturing your skin with your nails.

It’s a portable roller that makes use of downward pressure to relieve the itch, and even comes with a screw-top to adjust the rolling intensity according to your preference.

Price: $60

Purchase the Rollo 2.0.

13. Eczema Scratch Mitten

Overnight scratch protection

Image credit: Eczema Mitten

If you have eczema, chances are you’ve woken up in the middle of the night because of a flare-up. Instead of scratching the discomfort away and disrupting your much-needed rest, try protecting your skin overnight with the Eczema Scratch Mitten.

This cardigan-style mitten is designed to ensure it doesn’t accidentally come off in your sleep, without feeling too restricting. Choose your kind of comfort – the mitten comes in both cotton and tencel.

It’s also made to be durable and can last you about a year or 2, even if you wear it every night.

Price: From $100

Purchase the Eczema Scratch Mitten.

14. Itch relief pen

Heat-based device to soothe itching

Image credit: Sellbesteveryday via Shopee

And if conventional itch relief products aren’t your thing, try something new like an itch relief pen. This little device works best on bug bites, utilising a heat pulse technology to denature the proteins in the insect saliva that are causing the itch.

You can adjust the heat to your own preference, and there’s a timer to make sure you don’t burn yourself. It’s also easily rechargeable through a Type-C cable, so just grab your regular portable charger to charge it when you’re out in the wild.

Price: $19.86

Purchase itch relief pens.

Stay refreshed with these itch relief products

Hot and humid weather doesn’t have to mean non-stop scratching. With these itch relief products in your arsenal, you’ll stay cool, comfy, and scratch-free even on the most sweltering days.

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Cover image adapted from: Sam’s Club, @kansoskin via Instagram, Eczema Mitten, Eau Thermale Avène
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28 Spas In Singapore For Stressed Office Workers Of Every Budget To Get Massages At

Siti Hawa Samsudin — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 07:00:32 +0000

Best massage spas in Singapore

We all deserve to relax and unwind once in a while, whether it’s via a short holiday or a staycation. But if you only have a few hours to spare, a visit to the spa can be an amazing alternative. Here are the 28 best massage spas in Singapore for treatments that cater to every budget.

What’s the difference between a massage and a spa?

Massages are purely reserved for treating pained and tensed muscles, while spas are solely for relaxation and pampering, with massages being part of the services they offer. At massage salons, they usually offer various types of massage services such as Swedish, aromatherapy, Thai, Shiatsu, and foot reflexology. These massages have their own unique benefits:

Swedish: Basic relaxing massage with long strokes and muscle kneading.
Thai: More pressure combined with stretches to improve flexibility.
Aromatherapy: Deploys basic massage techniques but adds on essential oils to rejuvenate or relax the body.
Hand shiatsu and foot reflexology: Targets pressure points to unblock qi and bring balance to the body.

Though spas also offer these massage services as well, these treatments can be packaged with other beauty treatments or services such as facials, onsen baths, saunas, body scrub, manicures or pedicures, and body wraps. Hence, overall, spas tend to provide a more holistic approach for a luxurious experience.

Where are the best massage spas in Singapore?

Below is an overview of the best massage spas in Singapore, from couple baths to massages with technology therapies.

1. Ikeda Spa

Japanese baths for couples

Hinoki Couple Onsen Bath.
Image credit: Ikeda Spa

There’s a beautiful onsen tucked away in Singapore surrounded by lush greenery and rocks – and it’s housed in Ikeda Spa. The couple baths (from $140) here are made of real imported Japanese cypress wood called hinoki. Pair this with any one of the 5 available bath salts sourced from onsens around Japan and you’ll truly be able to soak all your troubles away.

P.S. Both couples and those visiting solo can currently enjoy a discounted price on their special 30-minute Spring Blossom Hinoki Onsen Bath and 60-minute Aromatherapy Massage package. These start from $488 (U.P. $640), and are available from now till further notice.

Ikeda Spa review: “I had a very good experience with their onsen, aroma massage, and facial treatment today. I would love to come back again for my next spa retreat! It’s in a convenient and quiet location with great therapists.” – Katrina Tan Li Min via Google Maps

Ikeda Spa

Admission Fee

$90 for 30 mins (single bath)

2. The Thai Spa

$79 for a 60-min massage from Mondays to Thursdays

You won’t need to make a trip to Bangkok to reap the benefits of a soothing and affordable massage anymore. Just come to The Thai Spa.

Conveniently located at Suntec City, Plaza Singapura, Tanglin Mall, and Orchard Central.
Image credit: @thethaispa_singapore via Instagram

There’ll be nothing but you, a skilled Thai masseuse, and a private shower – no noise, stress, and hard selling. Swedish, Balinese, Deep Tissue, and Thai massages start at $79 for an hour from Monday to Thursday because they believe relaxation is a necessity and should not cost you an arm and a leg.

Full list of The Thai Spa locations

The Thai Spa review: “The therapist used oil and warm water during the massage and adjusted the pressure according to my preference. The whole session felt soothing and enjoyable, and the staff were polite and friendly, while the overall environment was calm and cosy. I’ll likely come back again, especially if they continue offering weekday promotions.” – Savan via Google Maps

THE THAI SPA (BEST SPA IN SINGAPORE)

Recommended tickets at S$39.00

S$39.00

3. Chi, The Spa

Includes high tea at Shangri-La Singapore

Image credit: Shangri-La Singapore

Calling all tai tais – Chi, The Spa at Shangri-La Singapore will be your new spa haunt. Go for the Spa-Tea Package ($275/pax), which includes a 90-minute massage of your choice and an indulgent afternoon tea at the Lobby Lounge.

Otherwise, you can also choose the Singaporean Wellness Escape ($355/pax) package, where you’ll get 2.5 hours of your preferred treatment and a 3-course meal after.

Chi, The Spa review: “A tranquil spot where I felt at ease and pampered. My masseuse was wonderful, as she checked in with me about pressure, room temperature and music – enough to ensure I was comfortable but not so often it was intrusive.” – Tracey-Lee Pettifer via Google Maps

Chi, The Spa at Shangri-La Singapore

4. Adeva Spa

Best massage spa in Singapore for hydrotherapy

Image credit: Adeva Spa via Facebook

Nestled on the rooftop of Paragon Mall is Adeva Spa. Within its spacious environment are both private and couple rooms, where you can indulge in a quick escape from the daily grind. If you arrive early for your appointment or want to relax for an extended period post-treatment, head over to the hydrotherapy zones for some extra R&R.

To top it off, desserts and tea are served to ensure that you feel like royalty from the moment you set foot in the spa.

Hydrotherapy zone.
Image credit: Adeva Spa via Facebook

Adeva Spa review: “I had an amazing facial at Adeva Spa! The calming atmosphere and expert care left my skin feeling refreshed, hydrated, and glowing. The staff were attentive, and the products were high-quality” – Cai Auston via Google Maps

Adeva Spa Paragon

5. Sabaai Sabaai Thai Massage & Spa

Best onsen massage spa in Singapore

Image credit: Sabaai Sabaai Thai Massage & Spa

With a name like Sabaai Sabaai Thai Massage & Spa, you know you’ll be sabaai sabaai (feeling good) after your time here. This massage spa chain in Singapore has 2 outlets conveniently located at Wisma Atria and Boat Quay.

Go for the one at Orchard Road, as they have a private hinoki-wood onsen available for customers. Prices start from $109 for a 45-minute soak ($141.70 for couples) in mineral-rich water that is said to improve blood and oxygen circulation

Sabaai Sabaai Thai Massage & Spa review: “Love the ambience and the facilities. I truly enjoyed the Private Hinoki Onsen session and came out feeling less fatigued and lighter. I also did an aromatherapy massage with their signature aroma oil and felt super relaxed.” – Kellin Aquamarine022 via Google Maps

Sabaai Sabaai Traditional Thai Massage

Sabaai Sabaai Thai Boutique Spa – Wisma Atria

6. Spa Club

Best massage spa in Singapore for ladies

Image credit: Spa Club Facebook

No need to wait for Ladies’ Night or Galentine’s Day to enjoy this exclusive. Spa Club gives all its female patrons 1-hour access to their heated pool, steam room, and sauna with every treatment booked.

For a unique treatment, you can try their Glacial Shells Cryo Massage. It uses seashells and porcelain that have been cooled down to freezing point. These are then glided over areas that have suffered from chronic injuries to treat inflammation and relieve pain.

Spa Club review: We held part of a bachelorette’s party here, and got the private room and some additional perks for the bride. The team was so helpful in the booking and planning, and thanks for being so accommodating with some of our last-minute changes! – Vivian Ng via Google Maps

SPA CLUB AT BEACH ROAD

7. Spa Esprit

Best massage spa in Singapore for short massages

Galaxy-themed massage rooms.
Image adapted from: @spaesprit via Instagram, Spa Esprit Facebook

If you’re a stressed CBD worker looking for a quick escape during your lunch break, Spa Esprit offers the best 30-minute massages in Singapore, such as the Power 30 ($45/30 min). It combines acupressure and kneading techniques with gentle stretches to dispel tension and improve blood circulation, leaving the body feeling recharged and ready to tackle those pesky emails.

Spa Esprit review: “I had a great experience from start to end. The service from the staff working today were amazing, I felt very relaxed after the session and will be expecting a good night’s sleep. The room was clean, and the masseuse was friendly and had great strength for my stiff body.” – C L via Google Maps

Spa Esprit Wheelock Place

Spa Esprit Raffles City

Spa Esprit Great World

8. Pablo Blau

Best massage spa in Singapore for salt rooms

Image credit: Pablo Blau

Salt particles are known for their therapeutic benefits on the respiratory system, as they can effectively clear airways and have a calming effect on the body. Pablo Blau offers a unique salt cave experience where you can enjoy this serenity while receiving your treatment. They also have various treatments for mature skin, making them one of the best massage spa options in Singapore for anti-ageing.

If your interest is piqued, you can enjoy a first-time experience promotion when you book a treatment at Pablo Blau. For just $98, you’re invited into their signature salt room for a customised essential facial treatment, which taps into the healing properties of both their salt room and balancing formulas to tighten pores, detoxify the skin, and provide some anti-ageing magic.

Pablo Blau review: “I had a wonderful hydrating collagen facial and a unique experience in one of the salt treatment rooms. My skin came out glowing, and the whole treatment was very relaxing and personalised to my needs.”– Hannah Carr via Google Maps

Pablo Blau

Recommended tickets at S$98.00

S$98.00

9. La Source Spa

Special services such as prenatal & abdominal therapeutic massages

Image credit: La Source Spa via Facebook

Ladies who’ve got a baby on the way but would still like to indulge in a massage session or 2, look no further than La Source Spa. They’ve got specialised services such as their Prenatal Massage ($218/hour), which incorporates purposely slow strokes to ease the swelling of your hands and feet, prevent water retention and relieve discomfort.

Alternatively, those with frequent tummy issues can opt for an Abdominal Therapeutic Massage ($88/30 min). It’s a soothing treatment that’s perfect for folks suffering from gastric pains and cramps, and alleviates symptoms by loosening muscles and improving circulation.

La Source Spa review: “I just got done with a prenatal massage and from start to finish, I felt so relaxed and at ease. The massage was great at soothing my pregnancy aches and easing any tensions.” – Natasha Safia via Google Maps

La Source Spa

Recommended tickets at S$225.00

S$225.00

10. Aramsa Spa

Spa with kids package hidden in Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park

Image credit: Aramsa The Garden Spa via Facebook

Aramsa Spa is garden-themed, making it the perfect place for a retreat surrounded by the Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park’s greenery. You’ll be hard-pressed to find spa packages for kids elsewhere, but here, your little ones can join in on a massage session of their own. Kids aged 4-12 years can enjoy a Mini Anti-Stress Massage ($68/30 min), which includes a soothing back and foot massage using botanical oil.

They also offer on-site yoga classes by Yoga Seeds, and you can even rent out the small building in which they host their classes for functions of your own.

Aramsa Spa review: “We celebrated our 10th anniversary here, and the front staff were very warm and friendly. The Aramsa Bloom massage was very good, our masseuse was very detailed and helped me ease my back pain. Heard we can also bring kids above 4 years old, will definitely bring my children too the next time.” – Ashu Madhusudan via Google Maps

Aramsa Garden Spa

11. g.Spa

Best 24-hour massage spa in Singapore

You won’t need to fret over checking the operating hours at g.Spa, because this massage spa in Singapore is open 24 hours every day. For a flat rate of $80 per entry, you get access to unlimited usage of their spa facilities along with a free flow of food and drinks after your massage therapy.

Opt for their award-winning Gateway to Vitality Massage ($150/hour), a deep tissue body treatment that’ll target your pressure points and relieve tension. Or pamper your beau with a Couple Massage Package ($395/hour), which includes Gateway to Vitality for 2 in a private room.

P.S. Members get discounted prices on all treatments.

g.Spa review: “A good way to relax by not really doing anything. The pass entitles 24 hours of stay in the spa and unlimited flow of food. There is a good variety of food and they all are up to standard taste-wise. As for pools, there is one hot pool, one cold pool, steam room, and a dry sauna. There is also a movie room on level 2 which is less crowded, but I wished they had played more popular movies.” – D L via Google Maps

G.spa Singapore

Admission Fee

Gateway to Vitality ($163/hour)

12. Natureland Spa

Opens till as late as 2am

Image credit: Natureland via Facebook

Step into Natureland Spa and you’ll be greeted by soothing brown walls, floors, and warm orangey lighting, creating a calm ambience. Here, you’ll be able to choose from a series of treatments such as Body Therapy ($83.93/hour), where you’ll enjoy a soothing full-body massage. For those suffering from chronic pain, consider their Tui Na Sports Massage ($89.38/hour), which will target the right pressure points to alleviate any tightness.

Natureland Spa review: “I opted for a 90-minute full-body massage, and the masseuse was very professional and applied sufficient pressure. She also made sure the room temperature was comfortable for me.” – Jennifer via Google Maps

Full list of Natureland outlets.

Natureland Spa & Therapy

13. Yunomori Onsen & Spa

Best massage spa in Singapore for Japanese onsen baths

You won’t have to travel all the way to Japan to soak your stress away in a Japanese onsen spa. Yunomori Onsen & Spa offers a whole range of gender-separated baths such as cold baths, silk baths, jet baths, and hot baths. You’ll even get to don a yukata and spend the entire day enjoying the baths, at just $49.05 for an all-day pass.

Our review: “The silk bath was a personal favourite and we like that the temperatures here are warm enough to ease those wound-up muscles but not hot enough to leave you feeling like you’re in a vat of hot soup. Meanwhile, the cold bath provides a nice break for when it gets too warm.”

Check out our full review of Yunomori Onsen & Spa to get the lowdown on our full experience.

Yunomori Onsen & Spa

Admission Fee

$45++/adult for all-day access to baths, sauna, steam room, and lounge

14. Willow Stream Spa

Hotel spa with whirlpool

Image credit: Willow Stream Spa

Willow Stream Spa, located at the Fairmont Hotel, is fitted with 35 treatment rooms, a steam room, a sauna, and a whirlpool. You can’t go wrong with the Fairmont Singapore Signature Massage ($280/1.5 hours) that makes use of a warm herbal compress with aromatic herb infusions.

Alternatively, you can also opt for the Youthful Glow Anti-Ageing Facial ($380/1.5 hours) or Jetsetter Recovery Massage ($180/hour).

Willow Stream Spa review: “The massage was good. The masseuse applied sufficient strength to relieve the soreness and aches. I enjoyed lunch by the pool, followed by a spa visit. They also have gym facilities and a room to relax and rest. I could spend a full day there!” – Singapore Babyboomers via Google Maps

Willow Stream Spa

15. Elements Wellness

Private onsen suites in Orchard

Image credit: Elements Wellness Orchard

Elements Wellness at Orchard is one of the best massage spas in Singapore that offers modern Japanese-style interiors and an array of massages such as Swedish, Tuina, Deep Tissue, and Sports Body Massages (from $118/hour). First-time visitors, you can pre-register on their website before your appointment to enjoy a discounted price of $69.

An interesting option that you can consider is the Koyomaki Onsen Spa Ritual (from $165), which includes a 60-minute body massage, a 15-minute back scrub, and a 40-minute soak in their onsen bath.

Element Wellness review: “We did the Couple Koyamaki Onsen package and thoroughly enjoyed the massage treatment. The onsen itself was a little small but had everything we needed, even a water dispenser. However, a nice touch would have been offering tea after our treatment.” – Adrian Tan via Google Maps

Full list of Elements Wellness outlets.

Elements Wellness

Admission Fee

$168/1 pax

Recommended tickets at S$91.35

S$91.35

16. Spa Rael

Best luxurious massage spa in Singapore for ladies

Image credit: Spa Rael Goodwood Park Hotel via Google Maps

Spa Rael offers more than just massages and facials for those who want to treat themselves to the ultimate pampering experience. The Moxi Ovarian therapy ($546.09) could be a saving grace for women who suffer from the monthly battle against menstrual cramps.

Meanwhile, expectant and new mothers can also indulge in pre-and post-natal massages (from $249.61) to ease their aches and pains. If you’re worried about feeling oily after your treatment, each therapy room comes equipped with a bathroom, so you can freshen up before you head out.

Spa Rael review: “I went for a full body massage and had an excellent experience. I was offered complimentary water and ginger tea before the session, and a red bean soup afterwards. My masseuse was very attentive, and adjusted her technique to speed up recovery. She would also check in periodically to ensure that I was comfortable and relaxed throughout the session.” – Stella via Google Maps

Full list of Spa Rael outlets.

Spa Rael

17. Tang Dynasty Wellness Spa

Chinese-style spa at Bugis

Image credit: Tang Dynasty via Facebook

Tang Dynasty Wellness Spa is a Chinese-style spa, with body scrub add-ons where you can opt to use lavender oil or ginger oil for $10. Massage options include the Tang Rejuvenation Special Oriental Body Massage ($65/hour) or Foot Reflexology ($55/hour).

Otherwise, you can also try out their TCM treatments such as Ba Guan and Gua Sha for $40 for 30 minutes. Located conveniently in Kampong Glam, it’s ideal for post-work sessions and is surrounded by eateries.

Tang Dynasty Wellness Spa review: “I had a good massage with here, so good I extended half an hour more. Started without oil for more pressure and applied oil later for a smooth relaxation experience. Family friendly, clean and legit massage. Also learnt some TCM knowledge on how to keep my kidney in good shape.” – raylay via Google Maps

Tang Dynasty Wellness Spa

18. Heart Springs Spa

Various heartland locations

Image credit: Vaniday

You won’t have to travel all the way to town just to visit a spa. Instead, head to Heart Springs Spa, located in shopping malls Hougang Mall, Tiong Bahru Plaza, and Tampines 1 in the heartlands, and save on travelling time. Choose from facial treatments, lymphatic slim therapy, skincare, or TCM services.

Heart Springs Spa review: “The spa is neat, and the ambience is so relaxing, you can tell hygiene is a priority here. The staff is warm, attentive, professional, respectful, and truly care about the guest experience. My therapist was absolutely incredible, with great pressure, intuitive hands, and such a calming presence.” – Kristine Kam via Google Maps

Full list of Heart Springs Spa outlets.

Heart Springs Spa

19. Healing Touch

Best massage spa in Singapore for traditional & orthopaedic massages

Image credit: Healing Touch Spa via Facebook

With convenient locations near the MRT, Healing Touch ranks among the best massage spas in Singapore for those prioritising easy accessibility. The prices here are affordable too, and you can pick from treatments such as the Bojin Orthopaedic Massage ($65, trial price) to treat all sorts of chronic aches and pains, Chi Nei Tsang Anti-Ageing Massage ($150/90 mins) or their basic Accupressure Oil Free Massage ($73/hour) and Deep Tissue Massage ( $68/hour).

Healing Touch review: “First time visiting Healing Touch Tampines Central, so I went for a trial session. The massage exceeded my expectations, it was very satisfying and relaxing. My therapist was friendly and professional, so I will definitely consider coming back!” – Nica Bintang via Google Maps

Full list of Healing Touch outlets.

Healing Touch

20. St. Gregory Spa

Traditional massages located in tranquil hotel spaces

Image credit: St. Gregory Spa at Pan Pacific Singapore via Google Maps

At St. Gregory Spa‘s branches, located in various PARKROYAL hotels, you can expect traditional healing treatments such as an Indonesian Balinese Massage ($180/hour) or a Traditional Chinese Tui Na Massage ($200/hour).

Other treatments include a Scalp Massage ($50/15 min), an Elemis Body Nectar Nourishing Wrap ($200/hour), facials, and waxing. Each treatment room is styled to look like a hotel room, with a standalone bathtub. However, in place of sleeping beds are sets of treatment beds instead.

St. Gregory Spa review: I had the most amazing Balinese massage here! The pressure was absolutely perfect, and I felt completely relaxed and was gently guided into a tranquil state of relaxation. Thank you so much for such a nurturing experience. And the tea afterwards was such a lovely touch. Highly recommended! – Dora Ross via Google Maps

St. Gregory at PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay

Admission Fee

Traditional Chinese Tui Na Massage ($180/hour)

Recommended tickets at S$198.00

S$198.00

St. Gregory at PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering

Recommended tickets at S$198.00

S$198.00

St. Gregory Spa at PARKROYAL on Beach Road

21. OD Wellness

Best massage spa in Singapore for acupressure & foot massage

Image credit: @sisi_soh via Instagram

At OD Wellness, you can choose from a full body massage, such as the Body Therapy ($69/hour), or a foot massage. Drop by with your girlfriends for a girls’ day out – their cosy treatment rooms comfortably fit 3 people. Alternatively, you can also opt for their Rejuvenating Therapy ($77/75 min) that includes a foot massage and acupressure.

If you’d like to save a couple of bucks on your visit, consider swinging by during their off-peak period, which runs from 11am-5pm daily on weekdays.

OD Wellness review: “I had a 1-hour foot reflexology and there was a good amount of pressure, not too hard nor too soft. The environment was also relaxing.” – Jane N via Google Maps

OD Wellness

OD Wellness – Siglap 鸥迪足道

22. Scent Discovery Massage Spa

No-frills spa in Balestier

Image credit: Scent Discovery Spa

Scent Discovery Massage Spa’s dimly lit lobby will set the mood for your pampering session. The hallways are lined with pebbles and lights, creating a path that’ll lead you to the treatment room. Some treatments you can opt for include a Meridian Health Therapy ($68/hour), a Hot Oil Massage ($88/hour), and an Exfoliating Pore-Cleansing Treatment ($68/hour).

Interestingly, they also provide painless permanent hair removal services for pretty much your entire body; prices start at $68.

Scent Discovery Spa review: “A very nice spa with affordable prices and reliable service. I got some waxing done as well as an hour-long massage. The staff here are very skilled and professional. I plan to bring the whole family.” – Kristin OGrady via Google Maps

Scent Discovery Massage Spa

23. Oasia Spa

Hotel spa in Sentosa that uses organic products from Kotoshina

Image credit: Oasia Spa

If you have trouble deciding on a specific massage type, the Oasia Spa signature massage ($170/hour) uses a fusion of Thai, Shiatsu, and Indian techniques in an intensive full-body rubdown. To indulge in a longer spa session, you can opt for their Elixir Journey ($300/2 hours) package. This includes a relaxing aromatic body massage and foot bath, followed by a hydrating facial to rejuvenate your skin. They’re one of the first

Oasia Spa review: “The Oasia signature massage is unique and soothing. I appreciate that the therapist tailored the massage and modified the pressure as necessary. The staff are friendly and helpful as well.” – Elina Lee via Google Maps

Oasia Spa

24. My Cozy Room

Best massage spa in Singapore for extractions

Image credit: Best Facial Singapore-My Cozy Room via Google Maps

With its Victorian-style wallpaper and tufted couches, My Cozy Room Boutique Spa provides an ambience that Bridgerton enthusiasts will appreciate. Many reviewers have touted this place as one of the best massage spas in Singapore for their painless extraction.

Most patrons opt for the 2-hour Ultimate Pore Extraction Facial, which starts off with a soothing head and scalp massage before they tackle stubborn blackheads and whiteheads. For acne concerns, you can give their Anti-Acne Led Facial a try.

My Cozy Room Boutique Spa review: “The entire process was so comfortable and relaxing, even for someone with sensitive and acne-prone skin. I barely felt any discomfort during extractions and left with very minimal redness.” – Jolene Lee via Google Maps

Best Extraction Facial – My Cozy Room (Flagship Branch)

My Cozy Room @ Devonshire

25. The Spa

Luxurious Mandarin Suite experience with private steam room & pool

Image credit: Mandarin Oriental

When it comes to peak luxury, Mandarin Oriental, Singapore’s The Spa is a strong contender. Highly recommended by The Forbes Travel Guide for 13 years straight, you can expect to receive the ultimate pampered experience here. If you’re feeling extra bougie, go for their Mandarin Suite (from $1,280/couple) experience.

The experience lets you and your plus-one kick back in the hotel’s Mandarin Suite, which features a private steam room and vitality pool. Afterwards, indulge in a 90-minute massage of your choice, followed by a 30-minute body scrub. As an added cherry on top, there’ll be complimentary glasses of champagne and wellness snacks to nibble on.

The Spa

26. Damai Spa Singapore

Combining massage with technology

Image credit: Hyatt

Damai Spa is located at the Grand Hyatt, so you know to expect a spa day in Singapore that ticks all the boxes. For a well-rounded reset, their Mind Body Wellness Programmes (from $218) incorporate therapeutic technologies such as vibracoustic, light, or heat therapy to help clear your mind and get your body back in sync.

Alternatively, you can also try their classic massages when you’re in the mood for a good ol’ rub down. Their Damai Oil Massage (from $198/hour) is the most popular of the bunch, where generous amounts of herbal-infused oils get massaged into your skin using flowy, circular strokes and focused pressure on your vital energy points to promote detoxification and better circulation.

Damai Spa Singapore

27. St. Regis Spa

Treatments inspired by the New York high society

Image credit: St. Regis Spa

As far as hotel spas go, the St. Regis Spa is one of the best ones out there, and many have lauded its wide variety of treatments and luxurious amenities. For starters, take a look at the spa’s Caroline Collection, which features a selection of distinguished experiences inspired by the upper echelons of New York society in the late 19th century.

Image credit: St. Regis Spa

The Flawless Garden Rose ($310/90 min) is perfect for those looking to escape the bustle of the concrete jungle with a skin softening granita scrub followed by a full-body massage that incorporates precious Porcelain flower oil to soothe and relax.

Meanwhile, Time For Two ($960/2 hours) promises a luxurious aromatherapy sesh for you and your SO, coupled with a nourishing sugar and salt scrub, along with a customised facial and sensorial bathing experience.

28. House+ Bubble

Newest 24h spa in Singapore

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Spas that operate around the clock in Singapore are pretty rare, and when one pops up on the island that’s a whopping 49,000 sqft, you can bet it’s going to turn some heads. House+ Bubble is the newest 24h spa facility on the Little Red Dot, and unlike some of its lacklustre competitors, you might have to actually dedicate an entire day to check out all its amenities.

The list of treatments here is extensive; think sound therapy & various TCM therapies such as gua sha, cupping thereapy & ear candling.

For starters, their soaking pools feature a rotation of herbal infusions, which contain minerals to rejuvenate the skin and relieve muscle tension. They’ve also got your usual dry steam rooms, as well as dedicated massage rooms where you’ll be sent into blissful oblivion when you opt for their various treatments such as their Chinese Acupressure Massage or Signature Bubble Massage.

Other spots within the spa to while away the time at include a mini cinema, reading nooks, and rest and recharge spaces where you can take a nap. When your stomach’s rumbling, you can even head on over to their on-site buffet restaurant for a bite; do note that the buffet is an add-on experience that does not come bundled with a standard admission to House+ Bubble.

They’ve got an ongoing promo where you can enjoy unfettered access to all their basic amenities for 6 hours at just $59/pax. But if you’re feeling especially ravenous, go for any of their dining bundles; prices start at $149, and along with 24-hour entry to the spa, you get to fill your plates at their lunch and dinner buffets.

Address: 1 Venture Avenue, #01-02, Perennial Business City, Singapore 608521
Opening hours: 24 hours, Daily
Contact: 6909 9996 | House+ Bubble website

(Temporarily Closed) Spa-1 Wellness Centre

Cold pool & different sauna types

Image credit: Spa-1 Wellness Centre via Facebook

At Spa-1 Wellness Centre, you can expect an onsen and a variety of saunas such as a Finnish Sauna, Himalayan Salt Sauna and Cassia Seed Sauna with the latter 2 being styled after the Jjimjilbangs in Korea. Of course, if you need a little respite from the heat, there’s also a cold pool that you can cool down in.

If you’re just here for the facilities, get a day pass (from $48/3 hours) to hop between the pools and saunas, sans the Grand Spa, Foot Spa, and Oxygen Room. Of course, you can also top up for a massage like the Japanese Shiatsu Massage ($159.84hour) or Signature H-Stone Massage ($213.84/90 min) should you need someone to rub out aches and pains.

Spa-1 Wellness Centre

(Closed) Spa Nes

Spa Nes closed on 25th October 2022.

(Closed) Amani Spa

Amani Spa closed in 2024.

(Closed) Emperor Spa

Emperor Spa closed on 26th March 2026.

What to prepare before going for a massage or a spa?

Before you go for your spa session, here are a few things you should keep in mind:

Leave your jewellery at home: While we understand that accessorising plays a major factor in elevating your mood and outfit, you will be asked to remove your jewellery prior to your session. So you might as well save yourself the trouble and avoid wearing them altogether or at most keep it minimal on that day.

Have a light meal and stay hydrated: Be sure to eat lightly because the last thing you want is feeling bloated and on the verge of seeing your lunch splattered all over the floor. And, of course, drink plenty of water so that your muscles become softer and more pliable for your masseuse to work on.

Don’t shave before your session: This mostly applies to body exfoliations and facials, as shaving can make your skin more sensitive and susceptible to irritation.

Cover open wounds: If you have any cuts or open wounds, make sure to keep them covered to prevent any infections.

Can I go to a massage or spa when I’m on my period?

It’s perfectly safe to get a massage during your menstrual cycle, so long as you maintain proper hygiene and wear a tampon or pad. Don’t forget to communicate this to your therapist so they can adjust the pressure accordingly.

Best massage spas in Singapore for a self-care day

From spas that are open 24 hours a day, to garden-themed spas with on-site yoga classes – we’re pretty sure you’ll find a spa that strikes your fancy. Plus, with so many best massage spas located in Singapore, you won’t have to travel far the next time you need a little retreat.

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Cover image adapted from: Shangri-La Singapore, Ikeda Spa, Adeva Spa, and Natureland via Facebook
This article contains partial partnership content, and a portion of this content may contain referral links to products. However, all opinions are ours.
Originally published on 8th May 2019. Last updated by Khoo Yong Hao on 31st March 2026.

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7 Japanese Onsen Spas In Singapore To Escape The Reality Of Your Bathtub-less Home

TSL — Tue, 17 Mar 2026 08:25:27 +0000

Best Japanese onsen spas in Singapore

If you’ve ever stayed at a ryokan in Japan or just popped by an onsen spa for a couple of hours, you’ll know that it’s one of the most enjoyable travel experiences one can have. Good news for those who miss Japan’s hot springs: we also have onsen spas in Singapore– with both the nude and non-nude sort.

Do you wear clothes in an onsen?

Most onsens require you to be fully unclothed, but some onsens in Singapore allow you to wear approved swimwear or bathing suits, so check with the staff before entering.

Can you go to an onsen as a couple?

Yes, there are onsens in Singapore that cater to couples. Private rooms allow for groups of up to 5 people. Here’s a breakdown of the onsens available in Singapore:

Onsen	Private/Public Baths	Price
g.spa	Both	From $80 for all-day access to the spa facilities
Joya Onsen Cafe	Both	$44 for a 1-day pass
Shiruki Studio	Private	From $30 for foot baths, $60 for a full-body bath
Elements Wellness at Centrepoint	Private	From $168 for 115 mins
Ikeda Spa	Private	From $100 for 30 mins, only available as a treatment add-on
Yunomori Onsen & Spa	Public	$49.05 per entry
Ichiban Spa	Private	$139 for a 90-minute experience

– Where are the best onsen spas in Singapore? –

While we don’t have many natural hot spring sources, the water at these places comes with minerals that have numerous health benefits. From 24-hour businesses to private onsen spas in Singapore, we’ve compiled the best options you can go to for a good soak.

1. G.spa – Best 24-hour onsen spa in Singapore

All-day access from $80 with free-flow dining

Image credit: @yeeting_miya92 via Instagram

Replace your drinking sessions at late-night bars with a pamper night at g.spa. The place is open 24 hours a day, so you can go for a dip even at 2am. You’ll have access to all their spa amenities and a free-flow buffet for 24 hours with a one-time payment of $80.

Hot and cold pools are conveniently split by gender, and loungewear and disposable swimwear will be provided. The onsens also sport opulent elements, including the marble-inspired ceilings and stone pillars. Feel free to add on a foot bath (from $30/10 mins) or scalp and neck massage (from $65/30 mins) to complete your experience here.

This is also a good option if you’re looking to treat yourself to a massage: their first-timer exclusive promo gives you 50% off a Vitality Deep Tissue Body Massage, complete with spa admission so you can keep the relaxation going after. If you’ve been eyeing g.spa, let this be your sign to book a slot.

g.spa review: “The dining area is spacious and clean with a delicious ala carte buffet. The sauna is hot enough, warm pools are at the perfect temp with a good-sized steam room. It also has ready iced towels for sauna users, as well as an ice bath.” – HL C via Google Maps

Nearest MRT: Mountbatten (CC7)

G.spa Singapore

Admission Fee

Gateway to Vitality ($163/hour)

2. Joya Onsen Cafe – Best value onsen spa in Singapore

Full-day passes for $44

You’ll have heard of the Westside’s Joya Onsen Cafe, where you can indulge in a day of pampering without having to glance at the clock. Open from 10.30am-10.30pm, this steamy haven offers full-day passes from just $44.

Like most other Japanese-inspired onsen spas in Singapore, Joya has gender-separated baths. Even so, good news for all those who aren’t quite ready to rock their birthday suits in front of everyone just yet, you can request for disposable underwear for extra coverage here as well.

If you’re not ready to commit a whole day, you can also enjoy their Golden Hour Promo for $28, which gives you access to the onsen from 1pm-4pm. Or if privacy is more your thing, Joya offers private onsens from $74/pax.

Soak in a large 38°C-41°C onsen pool and try out a pore-tightening cold bath before dining at the in-house cafe and calling it a day. The waters are also often infused with detoxifying ingredients such as green tea and oolong tea for health benefits. Doesn’t hurt that the water smells great too!

Joya Onsen Cafe review: “We booked the private onsen room 2 for 2 pax, it was well equipped with a shower, sauna, and we were offered a yukata and jinbei to change into for resting in the main area. Service staff were polite and helpful.” – Shawn Chua via Google Maps

Nearest MRT: Joo Koon (EW29)

Joya Onsen Cafe

Admission Fee

$42.20/adult and $36.70/child or elderly for a full day pass in the public baths

Recommended tickets at S$40.00

S$66.60

S$40.00

3. Shiruki Studio – Best onsen spa for hydrotherapy treatments

30-minute ice baths from $30

Image credit: Shiruki Studio

Hydrotherapy spas are Shiruki Studio’s speciality, with customised ultrasonic hydrotherapy treatments for those of us looking to soothe our tense and aching bodies. While their baths are inspired by Japanese onsens with air bubbles and toasty temperatures, the essential oils and complimentary blood pressure tests add a more remedial spin to it.

Image credit: Shiruki Studio

They’re also one of the best onsen spas in Singapore for foot baths ($30) to test the waters with if it’s your first time visiting an onsen. Otherwise, you can also opt for a full-body soak ($60) for a more immersive experience. And if you’re looking to get into contrast therapy, the studio also offers an ice bath and infrared sauna package starting from $60.

With immunity-boosting and healing properties, these are perfect for everyone from the elderly to sportsmen. Visitors get a personal booth or room as well, with an individual bathtub or foot soaking tub for maximum privacy.

Shiruki Studio review: “Nice and clean! Beginner-friendly as the host will guide you through. No frills for people who value privacy and just want a quick rejuvenation to start/end the day.” – Leon via Google Maps

Nearest MRT: Maxwell (TE18)

Shiruki Studio Hydrotherapy Space

Admission Fee

$25/25 minutes for foot soak, $35/25 minutes for a full-body bath

4. Elements Wellness at Centrepoint – Best spa for pamperment

Onsen therapy from $168 for 115 mins

Image credit: Elements Wellness

For full-out indulgence, visit Elements Wellness’ Centrepoint outlet for their Signature Koyamaki Onsen Ritual ($168). This will include the following for all-around pampering:

Ocha body massage (60 mins)
Back Scrub (15 mins)
Koyamaki Onsen Therapy in Private Suite with Steambath (40 mins)

Koyamaki is the wood of the sacred Japanese Umbrella Pine, and that’s what the tubs here are made of. This prized wood is said to release a lime fragrance when in contact with water, and has antibacterial and antifungal properties.

While the water here isn’t from Mount Fuji, it’s got negative ions that help the body detox, as well as soothe rheumatic and arthritic pains. Couple rooms are available upon request with the Koyamaki Onsen Spa Ritual for 2 ($299), so do let the staff know in advance if you’re heading down with a special someone.

Elements Wellness Centrepoint review: “The place was clean and pleasant. Especially impressed with the cleanliness and feel of the onsen room. They thoughtfully provided amenities including towels, slippers, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, shower caps, combs, cotton buds, cotton pads, hair dryer and an in-room water dispenser.” – J N via Google Maps

Nearest MRT: Somerset (NS23)

Elements Wellness

Admission Fee

$168/1 pax

Recommended tickets at S$91.35

S$91.35

5. Ikeda Spa – Best Hinoki onsen spa in Singapore

Single onsen baths from $100, private couple baths from $140

Hinoki Onsen Bath.
Image credit: Ikeda Spa

Ikeda Spa is home to Singapore’s first hinoki onsen spa, that is, an onsen made with a precious cypress wood from Japan which was once reserved only for royalty.

The wood emanates a calming scent, and has antibacterial properties as well as mineral oils, which get released into the steamy waters onto your skin. These are said to be able to help combat respiratory problems.

Image credit: Clarice Tan via Google Maps

If you’d rather not be in the same pot of “human soup” as others, you’ll be glad to know that they have single onsen baths (from $100) or couple baths (from $140) for more privacy. Do note that the hinoki onsen bath is only available when paired with any 60-minute treatment.

Ikeda Spa review: “Had a very good onsen and massage. Very good experience and staff were attentive to ensure the experience was spot on. It’s a clean and calming ambience.” – Van Nguyen via Google Maps

Nearest MRT: Sixth Avenue (DT7)

Ikeda Spa

Admission Fee

$90 for 30 mins (single bath)

6. Yunomori Onsen & Spa – Best public communal onsen in SG

Communal onsen with $49.05 per entry

Image credit: Yunomori Onsen

There’s no better way to bond with your mates than for all of you to jump into a pool together, fully butt-naked. But you don’t have to illegally skinny dip in a reservoir when you can do that at Yunomori Onsen & Spa, which brings the public hot spring experience to Singapore.

Yup, the gender-separated pools here are 100% communal, so mentally prepare yourself, and let your inhibitions free!

A 1-day pass to their onsen costs $49.05/pax, which gives you access to their baths and their lounge, a set of towels and a yukata. There are various hot pools here, including powerful jet baths and a silk bath with tiny bubbles for deep cleansing.

A steam room and dry sauna in the male onsen area are also available. For contrast in temperature, take a dip in the cold bath for pore tightening. With so many facilities, it would be hard not to spend your entire day going from pool to pool.

When you’re all done, don your yukata and head to Yunomori Cafe for some hearty Japanese nosh like ramen and soba (from $14.17). Or cool down with a bowl of Yuzu Sorbet ($5.45). Whatever the case, the experience here will make you forget you’re still in Singapore.

Yunomori Onsen & Spa review: “Towels and yukata are included, so you can come with very little to carry—just your own cosmetics if needed. The quality of the water was excellent, and I was able to truly relax and enjoy the Japanese hot spring atmosphere for the first time in a long time. – M. Neffy via Google Maps

Nearest MRT: Stadium (CC6)

Yunomori Onsen & Spa

Admission Fee

$45++/adult for all-day access to baths, sauna, steam room, and lounge

7. Ichiban The Spa – Best Japanese jacuzzi spa in Singapore

Japanese jacuzzi spa package from $139

Image credit: The Red Marker via Google Maps

Ichiban The Spa is the spot if you’d like to relax in a private Japanese spa and finish it off with a relaxing massage. Their Japanese Jacuzzi Spa package ($139, U.P. $157) includes a 30-minute soak in a soothing Jacuzzi bathtub, followed by a 60-minute full-body massage that’ll leave you feeling refreshed and relaxed.

Image credit: Ichiban The Spa

Otherwise, if you’d like to up the pamper factor, splurge a little more on their Japanese Magic Bubble Massage package ($179) that has everything the Japanese Jacuzzi has with an additional complimentary body scrub. The bath will also be a bubble bath that’ll leave your skin feeling soft and clean.

The spa also has couples-only bath options that promise a romantic getaway for lovebirds looking to relax.

Ichiban The Spa review: “Very good service and luxurious facilities. Their massages are good, and the jacuzzi pool is amazing! It’s worth the price.” – wanjung ong via Google Maps

Nearest MRT: Little India (NE7/DT12)

Ichiban The Spa

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House+ Bubble – 24H Spa & Leisure Complex In Jurong With Sleeping Pods, Esports Room & Cinema

Khoo Yong Hao — Tue, 03 Mar 2026 02:00:04 +0000

House+ Bubble in Perennial Business City, Jurong East

Just take a look at your neighbourhood mall’s directory, and you’ll most likely find it populated by new openings by brands hailing from China. Xiang Xiang Hunan Cuisine restaurants are aplenty from East to West, Mixue’s infectious jingle can be heard pretty much islandwide, and around every corner lies a CHAGEE outlet poised to pounce on the BBT-loving masses.

Moreover, the Chinese influence doesn’t stop at just F&B. Come mid-March, they’re also dabbling in the wellness sector with House+ Bubble, a massive 24-hour spa and leisure complex that’s projected to span almost 100,000 sqft once completed. From private soaking rooms to a cinema, here’s what you can expect from this grandiose facility in Jurong East that can give the crazy spas in China a run for their money.

What to expect at House+ Bubble?

Set to officially open on 14th March 2026, Chinese wellness operator House+ Bubble will be opening a 24-hour spa and leisure complex in Jurong, and boy is it massive.

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During its first phase of opening, guests will have a whopping 49,000 sqft of wellness-related amenities to unwind with. Mind you, an average 4-bedroom HDB flat measures around 1,000 sqft, so you can only imagine how expansive their premises will be. The second phase of opening is projected to happen towards the end of 2026, and will add another 50,000 sqft of space to the spa.

As of 3rd March 2026, House+ Bubble has already soft-launched its opening, which means you can visit the gargantuan spa right now. In fact, they’re running a soft opening promo, where for just $39, guests can enjoy unfettered access to the spa’s current amenities for 3 hours; do give them a ring to book a session.

Unfortunately, some spa-goers have had a less-than-stellar experience at House+ Bubble, with many reviews calling out the cramped space, dirty toilets, and lack of a cold bath and steam rooms. Some of the facilities are also not open 24/7 – the restaurant closes at 12.30am and massage services stop at 10.30pm.

To this regard, they have decided to temporarily close the bathing pools in both the male and female areas from 3rd March to make some “facility adjustments”. No word on when the pools will open, so if you’re thinking of trekking all the way to Jurong to try out this new spa, you might want to hold your horses.

Shared soaking pools, dry steam rooms & therapy rooms

An artist’s impression of the soaking pool.
Image credit: House+ Bubble

Firstly, your House+ Bubble Bathing Pass (from $119/adult, $39/child) grants you access to the gender-specific bathing zones and shared amenities. Take a dip in their shared soaking pools, which feature a rotation of herbal and functional infusions. These minerals are purposely selected to help to relieve muscle tension, rejuvenate the skin, or to promote healthy blood circulation.

You can also step into their dry steam rooms, which help open up pores to support a natural detox by sweating out the toxins in your body. For a more thorough session, head into the therapy rooms. The salt therapy room relies on nourishing Himalayan crystal salt to set your mind at ease, while the mugwort herbal room draws from the herb to aid digestion, improve sleep, and soothe the skin.

The spa also provides add-on services (from $49) for your bathing experience, such as a body exfoliation service where you’ll get a professional scrub for a full-body exfoliation. There’s also the luxury skincare bar you can visit, which is stocked with skincare products from premium brands to lather on.

Note: the bathing zones have been temporarily closed for improvement works, with no reopening date currently set.

Massage & foot reflexology services & private rooms

There’s even a sound therapy room, complete with a hand pan drum.

No visit to the spa is complete without a good massage, and at House+ Bubble, you’ll get just that. They’ve got a whole host of spa treatments and an extensive foot reflexology menu, and prices start from $219 and $159 respectively. Of course, they’re well-versed in various forms of traditional Chinese therapies as well; think gua sha ($79), cupping therapy ($79), and ear candling ($89).

An artist’s impression of the private spa room.
Image credit: House+ Bubble

For a more private visit, go for House+ Bubble’s private soaking or spa rooms (from $259). The private soaking rooms can accommodate up to 2 pax, so if you’re looking to pamper your significant other with a luxurious spa day away from prying eyes, there’s nothing more intimate than that.

Rest & recharge spaces & other recreational amenities

Sleeping nooks & beds to catch the Zs at.

Should you wish to take a short snooze, you can do so at the spa’s rest and recharge spaces. They’ve got sleeping pods reminiscent of those capsule hotels you’d find in Japan, as well as relaxation halls decked out with roomy reclining chairs to help with some mindful meditation.

On the other hand, corporate folks who need somewhere peaceful to catch up on deadlines while sipping on some coffee can do so at the spa’s lounge area.

There’s also a reading corner whose shelves are lined with books and magazines to leaf through, if you’re one for a digital detox.

The cinema.

But when it’s time to let loose, House+ Bubble is also equipped with a small cinema where you can kick back and enjoy a flick or 2. For gamers, there’s an Esports room at your disposal, with rigs that are comparable with those of established PC cafes.

When your stomach is rumbling, make a pit stop at the buffet-like restaurant to fuel up on free-flow drinks, fruits, sushi, small cakes, and even ice cream.

How to get to House+ Bubble?

Image credit: Perennial Holdings

House+ Bubble is located within Perennial Business City, which is a short 8-minute walk from Jurong East MRT station on the East-West line. You can also opt to take a bus there, by alighting at the Opp Ng Teng Fong Gen Hosp bus stop (stop ID: 28051); buses that stop there include bus no. 49, 99, 333, and 990.

Alternatively, those driving or riding to House+ Bubble can park at Perennial Business City’s car park. The car park rates are as follows:

Car parking rates:
12.01am-5pm

First hour: $1.63
Subsequent 30 minutes: $0.82

5.01pm-12am

$2.73/entry

Motorcycle parking rates:

All day: $1.60/entry

What are the rates at House+ Bubble?

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The price for standard tickets to enter House+ Bubble are as follows:

Adult ticket:

5 hours: Non-member-$119 | Member-$69
12 hours: Non-member-$189 | Member-$99
24 hours: Non-member-$279 | Member-$129

Child ticket:

5 hours: $39
12 hours: $59
24 hours: $79

You can find the complete list of House+ Bubble’s rates on their official Instagram page, under their “Menu” story highlights. Do note that they impose a midnight service fee of $19/pax from 12am till 5am daily, as well as a $20/pax surcharge on weekends and public holidays.

Plan a spa day at House+ Bubble

If you’ve ever wanted to literally spend an entire day at a spa, you now can with House+ Bubble. With so many amenities already available, one can only imagine how all-encompassing the completed spa will be as we head into the latter half of 2026.

Address: 1 Venture Avenue, #01-02, Perennial Business City, Singapore 608521
Opening hours: 24 hours, Daily
Contact: 6909 9996 | House+ Bubble website

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Cover image adapted from: House+ Bubble
Originally published on 24th February 2026. Last updated on 3rd March 2026.

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11 Foot Reflexology & Massage Places In SG, Including Free Foot Baths & First-Timer Promos

Nur Hidaya — Wed, 25 Feb 2026 05:40:21 +0000

Best places to get a foot massage in Singapore

Whether it’s from our daily hustle or traversing Singapore’s many parks and gardens, sometimes we may find ourselves in need of TLC for our feet. You might instinctively think of heading to the nearest foot reflexology outlet for relief, especially for more affordable options.

While not as fanciful, there are massage parlours offering basic and fuss-free services that will still leave you feeling shiok. Here are affordable foot reflexology and foot massage parlours in Singapore that will be worth your time and money.

What’s the difference between foot reflexology & foot massage?

Both terms are often used interchangeably by Singapore massage shops. But strictly speaking, foot reflexology focuses on specific pressure points that are said to affect various body parts. The technique of foot reflexology believes that targeting these specific points restores health and balance to the body.

Meanwhile, foot massages focus more on relieving muscle tension and boosting blood circulation. Furthermore, foot massages use kneading, rubbing, or pressing techniques for the entire foot rather than pin-pointing certain areas.

What does it mean when a reflexology point hurts?

As foot reflexology is rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is believed that when certain points hurt, there is an imbalance or a blockage in your vital energy, otherwise known as “qi”, levels.

This blocked energy is said to result in internal issues within the body. It is, however, important to note that foot reflexology is not considered to be backed up by Western medical evidence. That said, many still boast the positive outcome from reflexology to their well-being in general.

How much does a foot reflexology or foot massage in Singapore cost?

Here’s a price summary of our top picks for the best foot massage places in Singapore.

Foot Massage	Best for	Location Details	Price Starting From
Balancez U	Aroma foot massage from $48	Yishun Central, Kampung Admiralty	$32 for 30 minutes
Herbal Footcare Health & Beauty Centre	Foot massage in Orchard open till 3am	Orchard	$30.50 for 30 minutes
ZUYUE Foot Reflexology	From $20 for 30 minutes	Sembawang, Yishun	$20 for 30 minutes
My Father’s Feet	Central outlet at Capitol Singapore	City Hall, Paya Lebar, Kovan, Serangoon	$30 for 30 minutes
TC Reflexology	Foot therapy from $20	Lavender	$20 for 30 minutes
FootNote Reflexology	Convenient foot massage at PLQ & NEX	Paya Lebar	$38 for 30 minutes
Health Step Foot Reflexology Centre	31 years of experience	Holland Village	$35 for 40 minutes
My Happy Feet	Weekday first-timer promotions	Holland Village	$30 for 30 minutes
Yi He Tang	Variety of foot reflexology services, including foot cupping	Jalan Besar	$43 for 45 minutes
Comfy Feet Reflexology	Thai foot reflexology	City Hall	$35 for 30 minutes
Wonderfoot Reflexology	1-hour foot & shoulder massage for $50	Bukit Merah, Thomson	$25 for 30 minutes

1. Balancez U

Aroma foot massage from $48

Image credit: Balancez U (Yishun Central) via Google Maps

For those who live in the North, Balancez U offers foot reflexology sessions at Yishun Central and Kampung Admiralty. They offer 30-minute sessions for just $32, which is quite extensive for a foot pampering session. You can also opt for their hour-long aroma foot massage for $48, or a Jamu foot reflexology session starting from $53.

Their Yishun Central parlour has more than 200 reviews rating it 4.8 stars, with many past patrons recommending the Jamu treatment.

Balancez U review: “I went for foot reflexology with my sister and was pleasantly surprised—wow, a neighborhood place can have such an amazing massage experience! Will definitely come back again!” – kopiclk via Google Maps

Nearest MRT: Yishun, Admiralty

Balancez U (Yishun Central)

Balancez U (Kampung Admiralty)

2. Herbal Footcare Health & Beauty Centre

Foot massage in Orchard that’s open till 3am

Image credit: Herbal Footcare Health And Beauty Centre

Whether you’re in need of a foot rub after a long day at work or after some Friday night partying, Herbal Footcare Health & Beauty Centre will deliver. On top of a convenient central location within Orchard Plaza that’s open till 3am, this foot massage parlour in Orchard offers foot reflexology for as low as $30.50 for 30 minutes.

Image credit: Herbal Footcare Health And Beauty Centre

With each foot massage, you will receive a free foot bath packed with Chinese herbs. They also offer 45-minute ($41.40) and 1-hour sessions ($49.10). If you’re looking for a more extensive massage, cupping and Guasha are also available with a body massage from $45.

Those with stiff shoulders to ease can come between 10.30am and 10.30pm to enjoy a 30-minute foot massage together with a 30-minute neck, shoulder and back massage for $60.

Herbal Footcare Health & Beauty Centre review: “Good if you’re looking for a foot massage, always my go-to since it’s near my place!” – Xing via Google Maps

Nearest MRT: Orchard

24 Hour Massage – Herbal Footcare Health & Beauty Centre

3. ZUYUE Foot Reflexology

From $20 for 30 min

Image credit: Zuyue Body Wellness & Foot Spa Facebook

ZUYUE Foot Reflexology is an affordable foot massage parlour in Singapore, best known for having one of the cheapest rates available. They have 2 outlets in Sembawang and Yishun, and both have a near 5-star rating on Google with over 1,000 combined reviews.

Here, a 30-minute foot massage costs just $20. You can also get a 45-minute one for $30, and a full hour for just $40. If an hour-long foot massage isn’t enough to de-stress you, you can opt for their signature combo ($92), which includes an additional 60-minute full-body massage.

Zuyue Foot Reflexology review: “The ambience was relaxing, and the staff are all friendly and welcoming. I am fussy with masseuses, but they have good and experienced staff. Will definitely come back again.” – Lina Md via Google Maps

Nearest MRT: Yishun, Sembawang

ZUYUE Yishun

Admission Fee

$20 for 30 minutes

ZUYUE Sembawang

4. My Father’s Feet

From $28, with central outlet in Capitol Singapore

Image credit: My Father’s Feet via Google Maps

Drop by My Father’s Feet’s Yio Chu Kang or Kovan outlet to get yourself a 30-minute massage for as low as $30. Otherwise, you can enjoy a full hour of massage for $48 if you need a longer session. You’ll be able to relax in peace as there’s no hard-selling of massage packages here.

Image credits: My Father’s Feet via Google Map

If you don’t live near Yio Chu Kang or Kovan, My Father’s Feet also has an outlet in Capitol Singapore that you can visit. The prices for this outlet are slightly higher, but what you get is convenience as it’s within walking distance to City Hall MRT station. A 30-minute foot massage here will set you back by $38, while a 60-minute session costs $65.

My Father’s Feet review: “I had a good experience at this foot reflexology shop. The therapists were skilled, attentive, and able to pinpoint tension areas immediately. The environment was clean, calming, and comfortable. I left feeling refreshed and noticeably lighter.” – Ben Huang via Google Maps

My Father’s Feet

Full list of My Father’s Feet outlets.

5. TC Reflexology

Foot therapy from $20

Image credit: T C Reflexology via Google Maps

If you are one who prefers a simple massage without frills, TC Reflexology will fit the bill. For $20, you can get a 30-minute foot therapy session, while a one-hour session costs just $38.

Besides foot massages, TC Reflexology also offers full-body massages for as low as $35 for 30 minutes, along with affordable TCM treatments like cupping and gua sha at the same rate. So if you’d like to undo the knots that might be hidden in your body, you can also get it done here for a low cost.

TC Reflexology review: “[The masseuse]’s skills are truly excellent, and he’s very attentive in helping with aches and pains. After just a few massages, I could really feel the difference.” – Connie Liew via Google Maps

Nearest MRT: Lavender

T C REFLEXOLOGY

Admission Fee

$24 for 40 minutes

6. FootNote Reflexology

Convenient foot massage in Paya Lebar Quarter (PLQ) & NEX

Image credit: Footnote Reflexology via Google Map

If you’re afraid of venturing far out into unknown places for a cheap foot massage, stop by FootNote Reflexology, which is conveniently located at PLQ Mall and NEX. Take a look at their 4.9-star Google rating and you’ll know that this spa is highly rated by past customers. Yet, massages here won’t burn a hole in your wallet.

You can enjoy further discounts here when you sign up as a member. 30 minutes of their signature foot reflexology costs $38 for non-members and comes with a free organic foot soak. Meanwhile, members only have to pay $33 for the same service.

Image credit: FootNote Reflexology via Google Maps

Your membership package can also be shared among family members and friends within 1 year of purchase, so you can jio them to get a foot rub of their own without worrying about your membership points being under-utilised.

FootNote Reflexology review: “I’m always impressed by their warm and customer-focused service. The front desk staff are proactive in recommending massage options that best suit my needs each time I visit. The therapists are highly skilled, and I always leave feeling relaxed and comfortable after the session.” – Lee Patricia via Google Maps

Nearest MRT: Paya Lebar, Serangoon

FootNote Reflexology

Admission Fee

30 minutes signature foot reflexology ($30)

FootNote Reflexology – Serangoon NEX (Foot Reflexology & Body Massage)

7. Health Step Foot Reflexology Centre

31 years of massage experience

Located among throngs of food and beauty shops in Holland Village is Health Step Foot Reflexology Centre. With 31 years of reflexology experience under its belt, this massage parlour keeps customers, including the expat crowd, coming back for their trusted service.

Image credit: Health Step Foot Reflexology Centre

Despite their heaps of experience, their prices have remained humble, with foot massages going as low as $35 for 40 minutes. You can also take advantage of their weekday combo deal to receive a $5 discount on any foot reflexology session combined with a back or body massage.

Health Step Foot Reflexology Centre review: “Great foot massage and full body massage. I keep renewing my package, highly recommended – all therapists are good and well- experienced.” – Marie Kretz Di Meglio via Google Maps

Nearest MRT: Holland Village

Health Step Foot Reflexology Centre

Admission Fee

$30 for 40 minutes

8. My Happy Feet

Weekday massage package for first-timers

Image credit: My Happy Feet via Google Maps

Also nestled in Holland Village is a tranquil massage parlour where you will be able to relax while you get your feet massaged. My Happy Feet offers foot reflexology ($30 for 30 mins) as well as a herbal detox foot bath ($15 for 15 mins) to give your feet the full treatment they deserve.

First-timers can enjoy a weekday promotion for a massage combination to relieve not just your feet, but also your back and shoulders. For the discounted price of $38 (U.P. $68), you can get a 1-hour footwork combination that includes a foot and back massage. Otherwise, there’s also a 15% discount when you book My Happy Feet’s services from Monday to Thursday.

Nearest MRT: Holland Village

My Happy Feet review: “Wonderful massage! Lovely and peaceful ambience.” – Jana Dawson via Google Maps

My Happy Feet

9. Yi He Tang Spa

Variety of foot reflexology services, including foot cupping

Image credit: Yi He Tang Spa via Google Maps

A 5-minute walk from Jalan Besar MRT station, Yi He Tang – formerly known as Pure Foot Reflexology – offers a wide range of foot reflexology services, including classic foot massages, dead skin removal ($38), and even foot cupping ($38).

At $43, you’ll get a heavenly 45-minute reflexology session, where a skilled therapist kneads out knots from your soles and massages sore arches. Otherwise, you can enjoy a thorough 1-hour session for just $5 extra.

The spa also offers oil body massages from $68 and tuina acupressure from $48, for those looking to give their bodies some much-needed love.

Yi He Tang Spa review: “The staff was friendly, awesome massage and very well-mannered. The environment is quiet, adding to the overall calming experience. A foot massage here is very comfortable, making it an ideal spot for relaxation.” – Lawrence Joy via Google Maps

Nearest MRT: Jalan Besar

Pure Foot Relaxology Pte Ltd

Admission Fee

$43 for 45 minutes

10. Comfy Feet Reflexology

Thai foot reflexology at Peninsula Shopping Centre

Image credit: Comfy Feet Reflexology via Google Maps

Located centrally at Peninsula Shopping Centre, Comfy Feet Reflexology specialises in Thai foot reflexology and body therapy, perfect for giving your soles a break after a long day. A 30-minute foot massage costs $35, while a 60-minute session is $48.

For a more comprehensive treatment, you can try their 40-minute foot and 20-minute shoulder & back massage combo for $58, which also eases upper body tension. With friendly staff and a cosy environment, it’s a convenient spot for quick pick-me-ups and longer relaxation sessions.

Don’t just take our word for it. Comfy Feet Reflexology has a perfect 5-star rating across 300 reviews on Google.

Comfy Feet Reflexology review: “The prices are reasonable, staff were friendly, and the place is cosy and clean! Perfect for your tired feet after a long day of walking. I felt so refreshed after!” – Jenny Lim via Google Maps

Nearest MRT: City Hall

Comfy Feet Reflexology

11. Wonderfoot TCM Massage

1-hour foot & shoulder massage for $50

If you like your foot reflexology with a side of shoulder or body massage, then drop by Wonderfoot TCM Massage. An a la carte foot massage starts from $25 for 30 minutes, up to $60 for 90 minutes. You can also add on essential oils for a more aromatic massage for $5.

Image credit: Wonderfoot Reflexology via Google Maps

But if you want to release tension in your shoulders as well, you can get a 40-minute foot and 20-minute shoulder massage for $50. Alternatively, go for a full-body massage should aches persist everywhere. A quick 20-minute body massage will set you back just $25, but you can also get up to 2 hours for $105.

Wonderfoot TCM Massage has 5 outlets around Singapore in Bukit Merah, Upper Thomson, Katong, Jalan Kayu, and Bedok. You can also book massage sessions with them on ClassPass if you have credits there to use.

Wonderfoot TCM Massage review: “Relaxing, clean establishment with very friendly and professional staff. The attention and customisation of your feet’s needs is carefully curated along the experience. They provide water and an eyemask, which I found thoughtful.” – Maria Azevo via Google Maps

Full list of Wonderfoot TCM Massage outlets.

(Closed) Feet Haven

This $48 Nett Scalp Treatment Tackles Persistent Dandruff & Itching Woes

Michelle P — Wed, 04 Feb 2026 09:08:34 +0000

Scalp Purifying Therapy at TK TrichoKare

January is over, and if you’ve gotten started on your fitness and beauty resolutions for the new year, here’s one more to consider – kickstarting your journey to healthier hair and scalp. It’s an oft-overlooked part of our body, but did you know that scalp health is the key to beautiful hair?

Enter TK TrichoKare, a leading trichological centre in Singapore that was established in 2004. What truly sets TK TrichoKare apart is their holistic, science-backed approach to hair and scalp health using premium European herbal hair solutions that are validated by trichologists.

Get a taste of their award-winning Scalp Purifying Therapy experience, now at the promo price of $48 nett. We went to try it out, and here’s what you can expect during this in-depth customised treatment.

What can I expect during the Scalp Purifying Therapy?

Pre-treatment consultation & analysis

On your first visit, a TK TrichoKare consultant will conduct a one-to-one consultation with you about your hair and scalp concerns and problem areas. Based on the analysis, they’ll come up with a customised treatment plan, tailored to your scalp’s needs and aligned to the results you’d like to achieve through the treatment.

My initial scalp scan showed flaky skin and red patches of inflammation.
Image credit: TK TrichoKare

Part of the consultation includes a scalp scan analysis using their Tricho-Scan magnifier, which blows up scans of your scalp a whopping 200 times in real time. There’s no hiding here – every flaky piece of dry, scaly skin, weakened follicle, and malnourished root is on full HD display.

For example, my consultant felt that my scalp was clearly showing dry patches and inflammation, which may progress to hair loss. She then advised that a herbal scalp masque followed by a customised treatment essence would be the best course of treatment for my scalp.

Customised Herbal Scalp Masque

The next step in the treatment is a Customised European Herbal Scalp Masque, infused with tea tree and magnolia herbal extracts, which helps to eliminate excess sebum and unclog pores on the scalp for healthier hair. This, plainly speaking, means an immediately squeaky clean and rejuvenated scalp.

FYI, this European Herbal Scalp Masque is formulated by certified trichologists, packed with essential minerals and vitamins that stimulate blood circulation, therefore accelerating scalp metabolism for improved cell growth and increasing vitality for your hair follicles.

Head massage & hair wash

It’s extra nourishing and detoxifying, and the best part is the head massage that you’ll get along with the Herbal Scalp Masque. Not only does the massage help you fully relax into your treatment, it also aids in the absorption of the masque into your scalp.

The good stuff isn’t over just yet. Your next step is a hair wash with TrichoKare’s bestselling Nourishing Hair Bath shampoo that’s made with almond oil and Wasabia Japonica Root Ferment Extract – a bio-fermented, antioxidant-rich cosmetic ingredient derived from wasabi roots, much loved for its potent anti-aging, antimicrobial, and soothing properties.

Customised Treatment Essence via NanoMist spray

If you recall the treatment essence mentioned earlier, here’s when it comes into play. To ensure the essence fully penetrates into your skin, it’s precisely delivered via TrichoKare’s NanoMist Spray, which transforms the essence into nano particles that get in real deep into the pores of your scalp.

Alongside the saw palmetto and nettle that smooth and strengthen hair, as well as calendula and tea tree which boost hydration and encourage hair growth, the NanoMist Spray leverages oxygen technology to revitalise your scalp.

Photodynamic Therapy

Let your hair specialist know what kind of a blow-out you want for your hair, and they’ll make it happen so you can walk out of TrichoKare feeling like a million bucks. Then comes the final step in your treatment, a Hair Bang treatment capitalising on Low Light Therapy that’ll maintain your scalp’s pH balance, detoxify, and promote overall hair and scalp health.

Moreover, it helps to regulate blood circulation and heal any inflammation on your scalp.

Post-Treatment Scalp Scan Analysis

Finally, you’re shown into the consultation room again for a Post-Treatment Scalp Analysis that’ll show you how effective the treatment has been for you through a comparison of before and after scans.

L-R: Before and after the treatment.
Image adapted from: TK TrichoKare

You can simply take our word for it, but the scans are proof – my scalp was clear of dry flaky skin, and the telltale redness of inflammation. More than that, I could feel how clean and hydrated my scalp was, without any tightness or greasiness, just like your face would feel after a great facial. To think that this was after only 1 session; imagine how much your scalp would thank you if you did this weekly.

Receive a free hair care kit

After your treatment, you will receive a free hair care kit, comprising a Nourishing Hair Bath shampoo and CompleteKare Mask conditioner worth $45.

You may not be able to replicate the shiok-ness you got after the full treatment at TrichoKare at home, but at least your hair and scalp will thank you for the extra dose of nourishment this duo will provide.

Give your scalp a deep cleanse at TK TrichoKare

We’re tooting no horn when we say that there are visible results in a single session; imagine what a full course could do for you and your hair. And at $48 nett instead of its usual $556, plus a free haircare kit, there’s no better deal to cop.

All you need to do is book your appointment ahead of time online or via WhatsApp, and waltz into their outlets at NEX, Ngee Ann City, Velocity @ Novena, The Clementi Mall, or Jurong Point to enjoy this deal. Regardless which of their 5 outlets you visit, you’ll defo be treated with the same, VIP-esque TLC.

Book your Scalp Purifying Therapy at TK TrichoKare

This post was brought to you by TK TrichoKare.
Photography by: Cyrus Oh

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You Can Get Beauty Minis From $11 At Paragon To Try Before Buying Full-Sized Ones With Vouchers

triciateong — Fri, 30 Jan 2026 01:47:52 +0000

Minimuse at Metro Paragon

You’ve probably scrolled past those TikTok videos of girls doing their 10-step skincare routine and wondered, “How are they casually dropping $100 on a serum?” A little self-care shouldn’t burn a hole in your pocket, even though all the latest beauty product launches feel like they’re doing just that.

Thankfully, with Metro Paragon’s newest try-before-you-buy experience, you don’t have to wait for the next big sale at Sephora to splurge on yourself. Whether you’re the beauty-obsessed girl with a never-ending wishlist or you’re shopping for the perfect gift set, Minimuse lets you sample a variety of luxury brands before committing to a full-size product, so you don’t have to break the bank to look and feel good.

What is Minimuse at Metro Paragon all about?

Image credit: Tricia Teong

Shopping at Orchard Road has a reputation for being overpriced, but there’s always a good deal if you know where to look. Tucked inside the Metro Paragon store, Minimuse is a not-so-secret spot for mini beauty products, including luxury perfumes, skincare and makeup products, all for sale at a fraction of the full-size retail price.

If you’re looking for a way to indulge in that shopping itch without cringing at the checkout total, Minimuse’s try-before-you-buy concept is one way to stretch your dollar.

What to expect at Minimuse?

Image adapted from: Tricia Teong

With its bright lights, white tiled walls, and orange pops of colour, Minimuse almost feels like a fun lab where you get to experiment by mixing and matching samples from over 20 brands to create your own mini beauty kit. They’ve also got full-sized testers for you to swatch the product before adding it to your basket.

Image credit: Tricia Teong

Having so many choices can feel overwhelming, but the store has also curated a display of gift sets with mini products that you can recreate for your loved ones. Their range of must-haves, from all-in-one skincare kits to perfume discovery sets, is perfect for picking out something special for your mum, partner, or friends.

How much does it cost to shop at Minimuse & what vouchers will I get?

Minimuse at Metro Paragon offers 3 tiers for you to choose from according to your budget:

BEGIN ($35) – Get 3 samples and a $25 return voucher. That comes to $11.67 per item.
GLOW ($45) – Get 4 samples and a $35 return voucher, making each product cost $11.25.
SHINE ($55) – Get 5 samples and a $45 return voucher, which is just $11 for each product.

Basically, you’re spending a small amount to take home luxury minis while scoring a voucher that makes your next full-sized purchase feel like a steal. Did someone say girl math?

Image adapted from: Tricia Teong

All tiers also come with a complimentary reusable pouch in black, orange, khaki, or dark green. For a top-up fee of $20, you can also choose a strap to turn the pouch into a mini bag.

Image credit: Tricia Teong

For those who want a custom moment, Minimuse also sells cute heart keychains in pink, white, and black at $16 each, or $10 with purchase – no minimum spend needed.

Image credit: Tricia Teong

Before you pay for your haul, you might want to sign up for Metro’s free loyalty programme – your e-vouchers will be tied to your account for greater convenience. Regular customers and tourists will receive a physical voucher instead.

These vouchers can be used on full-sized products from any participating brand at Metro Paragon and Metro Causeway Point within 6 months from the month of purchase.

While you don’t have to be a Metro member to purchase from Minimuse’s physical store, online sales of the minis are restricted to members only. They also enjoy exclusive members’ discounts, which can be stacked with Minimuse vouchers for extra savings, so it might be a good idea to sign up.

What luxury brands & products can I shop at Minimuse?

Image adapted from: Tricia Teong

Don’t be fooled by the store’s minimalist layout; their displays are generously stocked with a mix of pocket-sized picks from luxury heavyweights like Gucci, Armani, and Burberry, alongside cult beauty favourites such as Lancôme, Clarins, and Sulwhasoo.

Image credit: Tricia Teong

While the minis included in the tier system come packaged in special air cushions, Minimuse’s shelves are also stocked with separate, full-sized products, some of which are discounted too.

Image credit: Tricia Teong

They even have store-exclusive items, such as the 4ml version of the Clarins Lip Comfort Oil.

Image adapted from: Tricia Teong

Popular picks for fragrances include Gucci Flora, Burberry Her, and Carolina Herrera’s Eau de Parfum Elixirs.

Image adapted from: Tricia Teong

Some skincare favourites include Clarins’ Multi‑Active Treatment Essence and Hydrating Gentle Foaming Cleanser, Sulwhasoo’s UV Daily Fluid Sunscreen, Clinique’s Dramatically Different Moisturizing Gel, and Elizabeth Arden’s Advanced Ceramide Lift and Firm Night Cream.

For those who are curious but still on the fence about whether it’s worth the trip down, their website has a catalogue of their minis for you to browse.

What other perks can I expect from shopping at Minimuse?

Image credit: Tricia Teong

Don’t forget to snap some pics at the photobooth and claim free printed photostrips, limited to 2 each per session.

If you’re feeling lucky, share your photos on Instagram and tag @metrosingapore before 31st March 2026 for the chance to win a travel voucher worth $2,500. The voucher must be redeemed before 30th June 2026, but you can travel anytime after that.

How to get to Minimuse at Metro Paragon?

Image credit: Sam Mariella via Google Maps

Metro Paragon sits in Paragon Shopping Centre along Orchard Road and is a 5-minute walk from either Somerset or Orchard MRT station. If you’re coming by bus, the closest stop is Lucky Plaza, just further down the road.

Image credit: Metro Paragon

Once you’ve found Paragon Shopping Centre, located between the Adidas store and Tong Building, head up to Level 2 and you’ll find Metro at the other end of the level, behind the escalators. Minimuse is located on the right side of the entrance.

Be sure to keep your eyes peeled on Metro’s Instagram page as they’ll be hosting pop-ups at special, off-site events too.

Visit Minimuse at Metro Paragon to treat yourself to luxury minis

From pocket-sized perfumes to skincare staples you can actually test on your own time, Minimuse feels like a smarter way to shop and a win for your wallet. Consider this your sign to stop blind-buying and start sampling instead.

Metro Paragon

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Photography by Tricia Teong.

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