Best Qi Gong Tui-na

[Ate Bit Tyson]

Place is a basic rub & tug. I'll end up posting a full review in a couple of days...seemed like nothing exceptional first time around but there is no pretense that they're in the therapeutic massage biz. Menu might expand over time I suppose. Woman I was with was average looking...claimed they have another girl who is 23 years old. Cheap enough to be worked via a systematic program of repeat visits grinding down limits over a few sessions I think. Excruciating and excessive detail to follow soon enough.

I'll give her this much: she was sharp enough to earn an extra ten bucks by complimenting my shoes.

 

[SNFcj (Back on my grind)]

I'm guessing my trail of happy endings won't be chronicled in the Wall Street Journal however.

 

[realst1]

I am concluding kingotis will probably attempt every massage place in nyc. You can follow the footstep of that starbucks and pizza guy.

pizza guy
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970203935604577064641987645430.html

starbucks guy
http://www.starbuckseverywhere.net/

 

[kyeskudhislizreez]

I walked past this place the other day and noted it as a subject for further research and development.

I'll get back to you.

 

[Joshu@]

Anyone visited this place?

http://newyork.backpage.com/TherapeuticMassage/gorgeous-and-incredibly-beautiful-asian-girls-and-new-luxurious-very-quiet-and-clean-place/19207079

On 39th & Lex. Its a little UTR. I am working up funds to check it out (short after Xmas shopping), and it could just be a legit tui-na foot & massage place, but the woman who answers the phone sounds hot & is clearly young, and their ad sounds like more is available, even if its in the therapeutic section of BP.