Diamond Massage Reviews

Very sneaky, don’t come here. Should have read the review first. Everything from previous comments are correct. It was pretty upsetting when they tried to make my wife pay $160 when we went in and only asked for a 30min massage which is only $40 each. They said nothing else and quickly guided us to our room. First of all the place looks messy, there’s a feeling of uncleanliness in their establishment. Boxes everywhere, papers everywhere like it’s a storage room. They said ok for 30min massage and said ok to only 30min massage. Didn’t say anything else, didn’t present anything else to us, didn’t verify anything else but quickly guide us to come lay down. During the massage midway a 2nd person comes in and does my legs and feet. The whole time I was thinking ok there’s two people “I hope they don’t try to charge us double because there’s a 2nd person now” i starting thinking this is probably their way to be more efficient. Not knowing I was right the whole time. The whole time I was getting a massage these two were having a full on conversation, like dude I’m trying to relaxed and one person burb near my ear, very so unprofessional. I’m not gonna lie but they do give good massage. My wife finishes first and she tried to pay for both of us and I heard the guy say $160 for both of us for 30mins plus 20% tip like demanded it. That was upsetting trying bully my wife because she’s a woman. I should have read the reviews first because apparently this is their SCAMMING procedure. It’s not their first time nor it will be their last. Apparently they don’t care about their reviews. They are all very deceptive and are working together, one guy try to act angry when they know what they’re doing. He tried to lie that he said I explain this, this, this, when only thing he said was yes, inside here. They’re good masseuse I gotta give them that but be honest to your customer and stop trying to SCAM people for more money. Not gonna come back here. Everyone shouldn’t come back here.

The service is deceiving. I had same experience as others here, agreed to 20 min back massage only for $30 and someone started massaging my feet which I thought was part of the service. Ended up paying more than double what I intended. Avoid.

I was just walking by and they dragged me in for a massage. I saw the price for $40 for a 30 minute massage which isn’t a bad price, so I agreed and clearly stated I only wanted a body massage for 30 minutes for the price of $40. When they started massaging me, another guy started massaging my feet without my confirmation. The guy said, “since you have two people massaging, it will be $40 each for 30 minutes, which is $80 total”. I was surprised, but I thought well at least I’ll get double the massage in half the time. During the massage, the guy said I was very tight so I need at least 10 more minutes so it would be $100 total. Reluctantly, I agreed but then the massage quality immediately declined after that. Like afterwards, I could feel one foot was massaged a lot better than my other/later foot. The main problem I had was I felt tricked and forced. The tipping portion was also forced as well. They wanted me to tip more when I had already agreed to tip 20%. Also, I asked if they took credit card before I began the massage and they said yes, but did not bother to mention the 3% charge. Every other massage place I’ve been to mentions that in the beginning. So it’s also a courtesy issue.

Positive but interesting experience. Curious, I came up to the window sign to check the prices. A kind man accosted me and tried very hard to convinced me to come in for a massage. Emphasis on kind, because he was nice but can make you uncomfortable. He gave me a 'trial' shoulder outside while outside the store front. I showed hesitation which means YES to him. He grabbed my wrist and literally pulled me inside. 😂 He tried to sell me on various packages, like duration and # of masseuses (eg. upper body + lower body). I was firm on one masseuse for 10 minutes and even negotiated down from the stated menu price to which he agreed. Shoes off, clothes on - I lied face down on the massage table. The massage itself was excellent. My masseuse was able to identify my paint points without me mentioning. His pressure was deep and focused on my knots. I genuinely felt great and energized afterwards. Overall, I enjoyed my experience and in a weird way, it'll be memorable. I think a gentler approach in service would have gotten this to five stars. Obviously, the way I was treated would not fly with the majority. I cannot comment on the ethics of their sales practice or recommend them to everyone, but I was cool with it and personally would return. 🤙🏻 But I understand how difficult it can be to sell passerby's on a service like this. So I sincerely respect the hustle and felt compelled to write this review. ⭐️ Key Takeaways 🔑 1. Be firm; the staff will back off if you state exactly what you want (duration, pressure, pain points, etc). 2. Don't be intimidated by the language barrier or rushed/forceful dialogue from the staff. It's okay to walk away if you're uncomfortable. 3. In terms of price, you can probably find more affordable options on Groupon - you're paying a bit of a premium within a shopping center.

I spoke up and asked for light pressure before we started then spoke up when I needed the pressure adjusted. I asked for the added shoulder massage and felt amazing afterwards. I happily paid a 20% tip. For the pricing, very reasonable, especially when considering the pricing of other Los Angeles places and around the US.