We all wanted to get an authentic massage so we asked our hotel’s concierge where to go. He directed us to a place on this street but we went to this place which was cheaper.
With my super minimal Chinese we managed to get a massage by pointing at the list below.
I was so impressed at how sanitary the place is. They gave us disposable slippers to change in to. Too bad after our massage Pat saw them put the slippers back into the plastic bags. Eeeww.
Each chair had a tv and remote control. The sound came out of the headrest of the chair. Hi tech!!!
Individual sinks to soak and wash our feet.
They added this colored powder to the water. I don’t know what it is.
They even have a timer to guarantee there is no short changing of the massage. Since we got the 90 minute body and foot massage the time was equally split.
For the body part of the massage we moved downstairs where they had massage beds. I can honestly say this was one of the best massage I’ve ever had. They really know how to work the tight muscles on my shoulders and it was the best and most relaxing foot massage.
If you’re going to Taipei print this out and show it to the taxi driver. It’s in the Tonghua Night Market district. Our cab fare from Grand Hyatt Taipei was around NT$70-100 only.
足足樂養身會館
台北巿通化街38巷5號
預約專線: (02)2784-6567
No. 5, Lane 38, Tōnghuà St, Daan District, Taipei City, Taiwan 106
telephone: (02) 2784-6567
Shoot First Eat Later 
Well not sure of the hairdressers in Taipei. Went to one in Taipei store look nice but ruin my hair. Blow dryer kind of burn it too close to hair cause it worker not skill. Never had problem in States.
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