SG50 Spa
Foot-massage chairs fill most of the shop, and the few body-massage beds face the open front door behind short folding screens. The staff don't stop chatting while they work. Agree the length and any extras, oil included, before you start, because both are added to the bill.
Come here if
- You want a firm foot massage at a low price and don't mind a busy room
Maybe not if
- You want a quiet, private room for an oil massage
What people say
Aches and sore muscles
After a long day on your feet, the masseurs press firmly enough to work the knots out of sore legs and backs.
What people say about the price
Prices are low: an hour split between foot and body massage costs less than an hour of body massage alone.
Summarised from a few dozen public reviews. Last reviewed October 2026.
Services
6 services
Reflexology
2 options · from $28 · $
Lash extensions
1 option · from $58 · $
Semi-permanent makeup
1 option · from $188 · $
Facials
1 option · from $58 · $
Massage
1 option · from $30 · $
Approximate prices from the salon's published menu, checked October 2026. Prices vary by the treatment, its length and any add-ons, so confirm with the salon before booking. $ to $$$ compares this salon's starting prices with other Singapore salons' published menus for the same treatments: $ is the most affordable quarter, $$$ the priciest. Each menu heading rates its section's lowest full-service price.
Common questions
The things people ask before booking
Q How much is a foot massage?
The shop's price board lists a 40-minute foot massage at $28 and 60 minutes at $38. A 60-minute body massage is $50, and foot-and-body combinations run from $42 to $95.
Q Do I need to book?
Call ahead for a weekend, when slots fill up. On a weekday you can walk in and take a chair or bed if one is free.