Short foot session
30 minBoth feet, from the heel to the toes, for a break between shifts.
Between shifts
Book: Short foot sessionTuina and reflexology in Kailua
Foot work and tuina, timed around your shift
A family studio with two licensed therapists. We open at 7am and stay until 9pm on weekdays, so a night shift can end here and a day off can start here.
- Weekdays7am – 9pm
- SpokenCantonese, Mandarin, English
- Hamakua DriveKailua
- Licensed in HawaiiStudio and both therapists
Foot work
Shoes off, in your own clothes
The simplest way in, and the one most people start with.
You sit back or recline with your pants rolled to the knee, and we work along the sole, heel and toes with thumbs and knuckles, then the lower legs. It is steady, unhurried pressure that you set. Nothing is removed but your shoes and socks.
Seated or reclined, fully clothed
Pressure set by you, changed any time
Thirty, forty-five or sixty minutes
Ling and Wah
Two therapists, one family, three languages
We are both licensed massage therapists in Hawaii, and we speak Cantonese, Mandarin and English with anyone who prefers them. Book with the one you like, or ask who has the next opening.
Ling grew up in Hong Kong and has lived on Oahu for many years. She does foot work and tuina, takes most first visits, and keeps the mornings and early afternoons. She speaks Cantonese, Mandarin and English.
Wah, Ling's husband, grew up in Guangzhou and worked in Waikiki hotels before he trained as a massage therapist. He keeps the late afternoons and evenings for people coming off a shift. He speaks Cantonese, Mandarin and English.
After a shift
What people say
“I finish at the hospital at seven and Ling takes me at seven-thirty. I walk out feeling like my feet belong to me again.”
Khai N.
“Wah is the last booking of my day. He asks what I want, and he tells me when he is going to press harder.”
Loren M.
“A small, quiet place on my way home, and the two of them speak to my mother in Cantonese when she comes with me.”
Kodi R.
Sample reviews.
Questions
Which should I book first, foot work or tuina?
Most people start with a 45 minute foot session, or an hour of tuina if their back and shoulders are what they carry. If you are unsure, call us and we will help you choose.
Do I need to undress?
No. For foot work you keep your clothes on and we roll your pants to the knee. For tuina you wear loose clothes, or lie under a sheet if you prefer.
Can I come straight from my shift?
Yes. We open at 7am on weekdays and stay open until 9pm, and a uniform is fine. Take your shoes off at the door and we will start from there.
Which languages do you speak?
Ling and Wah both speak Cantonese, Mandarin and English. Tell us which you prefer when you book, or on the day, and we will use it.
Can two of us come at the same time?
Yes. There are two tables in one room, so a couple, a parent and a grown child, or two coworkers can book the same time with one therapist each.
How do I know the price?
The booking page shows the price of the length you pick before you confirm. If you call, we tell you the number before we book it.
Book
Choose a time
Pick foot work, tuina or both, and who you would like to see. Prefer to talk it through? Call us, or read the policies first.
Phone(808) 555-0108
Hours
- Monday – FridayToday
- 7am – 9pm
- SaturdayToday
- 8am – 6pm
- SundayToday
- Closed