Not bragging but I thought I was in Thailand with the greeting of Sawadeeka by every Thai staff as I open the door. I feel like crossing over another zone of serenity as I step into the spa. Beside the air-conditioned and calming dim light, other set up like adapting zen style design, minimalism and comfort. I made an appointment for my mum and I on a hardly-found-perfect-schedule Sunday. The outlet we visited was at Straits Quay anyway.

Introducing to you, my therapist, Tissa who come all the way from Bangkok. Young yet so much professionally hit beyond my expectations from medium to strong pressure applied throughout 2-hour of massage therapy. Plus, she has a a sweet smile! 😉

As found common as other spas including the comfortable, warm and quiet environment with soft-soothing music, we were required to change into the massage attire which it allows the therapist to make a fuller range of motion during stretching maneuvers that practised on body. Tea is served twice, before and after the therapy. Specific yoga-sort poses and stretches are my favourite section too. Call me weirdo because I enjoyed the most at ligament pulling and back joints cracking sound!

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I did feel some sore on my back after the massage therapy but that's definitely normal over the therapeutic inflammation. This simply means that the therapy encourages in healing process of my occasional backache, and of course, Tissa's professional intense pressure too. To be true, this is the best Thai traditional massage I've got, as compared to some parlours that I'd previously visited.

My mum? She is not a cincai people as she has her own standard and expectation on everything she involves. To my little surprise, she is pleasantly okay on the service provided. Half-jokingly asked if there's any return visit, she said yes. Win liao lo Thai Odyssey👍, you win my mum's heart liao. 😂