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Newcastle Chinese Massage located at 1st floor, 42 Pilgrim St, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6SE, UK

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Sarah Darlington

5 Google Rating

Wow what a place for massage, I had an hour of deep tissue massage at Newcastle massage shop in Pilg

5/ 5

Wow what a place for massage, I had an hour of deep tissue massage at Newcastle massage shop in Pilgram street last week and it was just heavenly. I love the staffs there as I understand little bit of Chinese. They were very friendly and made me feel just chilled. I recommend this shop to anyone wants massage treatment.

Stef Has

1 Google Rating

Bad. Expensive (for the quality). Unwelcoming, cannot possibly communicate to explain what u need si

1/ 5

Bad. Expensive (for the quality). Unwelcoming, cannot possibly communicate to explain what u need since the 1 worker can't understand english at all. Then they have the nerve to ask for a 'hand relief' after that. Just do not try the place. Plus ive asked them to call when an person that speaks English and still no call back.

BN MHMD

3 Google Rating

3/ 5

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