If you have visited Thailand before, you probably already know that their Thai massage is a must-try. Thai massage is an ancient healing system that combines acupressure, assisted yoga postures and stretching techniques. The aim is to increase flexibility, alleviate tension and improve overall welfare.
Fortunately, you don’t have to travel to Thailand to experience Thai massage, as we have several of them in town. Check out our list of the 11 best Thai massages in Singapore.
1. Lanna Thai Traditional Massage
Lanna Thai Traditional Massage is one of the first few practitioners of this ancient craft in Singapore. With their massage, they help your body to fall into a deep relaxation state, promote wellness, normalise your organ and gland functions, and improve blood circulation.
A Body Massage costs S$70 for a 60-minute session, S$80 for a 90-minute session & S$120 for a 120-minute session. A Head and Shoulder Massage will cost S$40 for a 30-minute session and S$70 for a 60-minute session. As for Foot Reflexology, it will set you back by S$35 for a 40-minute session and S$45 for a 60-minute session.
Their spa is fully air-conditioned with a cosy ambience and therapeutic background music. They also have free Wi-Fi access, free drinks and a steam room.
+65 6749 1626
Daily: 11am – 10.30pm
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2. The Thai Spa
Experience a blissful blend of Thai massage rituals, essential oils and aromatic herbs at The Thai Spa. With 2 branches located across the country, the spa chain has become the go-to destination in Singapore that provides the premier spa and Thai massage experience.
Their flagship treatment is the Thai Facial + Massage Detox Combo (S$188). It combines a 60-minute Thai facial with a 60-minute full-body massage of your choice: Swedish, Balinese, Deep Tissue or Thai Massage. The facial cleanses and nourishes the skin, making it brighter, while the massage alleviates stress and reduces muscle stiffness.
Reignite the spark with a romantic spa experience (60-minute Massage + 15-minute Jacuzzi for S$228, 90-minute Massage + 20-minute Jacuzzi for S$328) for two. Enjoy a side-by-side massage (Swedish, Balinese, Deep Tissue, or Thai) designed to melt away stress. The session ends with a Jacuzzi experience that promotes muscle relaxation.
3. Sooful Spa
Sooful Spa’s skilled therapists employ only the finest oils and techniques to rejuvenate your body and soothe your mind. Their beautifully designed abode nestled in the heart of Chinatown offers a peaceful sanctuary where you can relax and let go of all your stresses.
Their flagship Traditional Thai Massage (S$68 for 90 minutes, S$98 for 90 minutes & S$126 for 120 minutes) combines compression, acupressure and stretching to yield benefits supported by Science. These include decreasing the seriousness of headaches, alleviating back and joint pain, increasing flexibility, and galvanising the mind and body.
Their Aromatherapy Lymphatic Massage (S$88 for 60 minutes, S$128 for 90 minutes & S$168 for 120 minutes) combines light curative movements with essential oils application. This therapy is carried out by a certified Aromatherapy Health Practitioner.
+65 6970 8068 / +65 8412 2819 (WhatsApp)
Daily: 7.30am – 10.30pm
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4. Sabaai Sabaai Traditional Thai Massage
Founded in 2009 with a commitment to providing only the best Thai massage experience, Sabaai Sabaai‘s modern spa features soothing music, aromatic scents and trendy decor.
Their Classic Traditional Thai Massage (S95.92 for 60 minutes, S$139.52 for 90 minutes & S$183.12 for 120 minutes) involves applying rhythmic pressure using the hands and forearms to the meridian points and stretching your body to ease stiffness. You can pick your preferred level of pressure – soft, medium or strong for a custom experience.
Their Thai Signature (Oil-Free) Rhythmic Massage (S$106.82 for 60 minutes, S$150.42 for 90 minutes & S$194.02 for 120 minutes) focuses on relieving muscle tension and immerses you in a deep state of well-being. This therapy positions you on the side to aid breathing. Palms and thumbs are applied to pressure points to relieve soreness.
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5. Healing Thai Massage
Healing Thai in Singapore is a popular massage establishment offering various Thai massage techniques, including Thai Traditional Massage (oil-free), Shiatsu, Javanese Massage and Thai Oil Massage, with a focus on providing a relaxing and safe massage.
Their Signature Thai Oil Massage (S$65 for 60 minutes, S$85 for 90 minutes & S$120 for 120 minutes) combines Thai Traditional, Deep Tissue, Swedish, Shiatsu massage and stress reduction therapy for a deeply relaxing and energising experience.
If you prefer an oil-free massage, their Thai Traditional Massage (Oil-Free) (S$65 for 60 minutes, S$85 for 90 minutes & S$120 for 120 minutes) uses passive stretching and applies gentle pressure along the energy lines to relieve muscle tension and balance the body’s energy system, making it ideal for those afflicted by stiffness and body aches.
+65 6294 0139
Daily: 10am – 10.30pm
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6. Hatyai Thai Massage
Having served more than 100,000 customers for over 22 years, Hatyai Thai Massage was one of the first few salons to set up in Chinatown. They comprise a team of masseurs who are a mix of Malaysians and Thais. Their staff are committed to bringing you one of the best Thai massages. They can also send therapists to your residence at your convenience.
Their Traditional Thai Massage will set you back by S$65 for 60 minutes, S$83 for 90 minutes and S$113 for 120 minutes. Meanwhile, their Oil Massage costs S$70 for 60 minutes, S$88 for 90 minutes and S$118 for 120 minutes. If you are residing in a hotel, they do outcall service for S$165 for 60 minutes and S$190 for 90 minutes.
+65 9023 3129 (WhatsApp)
Daily: 11am – 10.30pm
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7. Lanlai Thai Massage
Lanlai Thai Massage is a local Thai massage parlour situated in the Tanjong Rhu district.
A Body Massage is priced at S$30 for 30 minutes, S$50 for 60 minutes, S$75 for 90 minutes and S$100 for 120 minutes. Their Foot Massage costs S$25 for 30 minutes and S$40 for 60 minutes. Their Body + Foot Massage (30 Minutes Each) costs S$45.
Meanwhile, a 30-minute Guasha treatment costs S$30. Guasha is a traditional Chinese medicine technique where a smooth-edged tool is used to scrape the skin, often causing light bruising. This process is believed to improve circulation and release muscle tension.
8 Jalan Batu, #01-03 Di, Singapore 431008
+65 6929 2526
Daily: 9.30am – 10.30pm
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8. P&J Traditional Thai Massage
P&J Traditional Thai Massage is a local Thai massage parlour situated in the Toa Payoh district.
A Massage costs S$33 for 30 minutes, S$45 for 45 minutes, S$55 for 60 minutes, S$75 for 90 minutes, S$95 for 120 minutes. Fork out another S$20 for ear candling.
Ear candling is a pseudoscientific alternative medicine practice that involves inserting a hollow, candle-like tube into the ear canal, lighting the other end. It supposedly draws out earwax and improves health, though research shows that it’s dangerous. Try it at your risk.
+65 9297 2090
Daily: 11am – 10pm
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9. Beauty World Thai Massage
With over 17 years of experience and service, Beauty World Thai Massage is a serene oasis dedicated to providing authentic Thai massages. Nestled in a tranquil setting, their shop offers a variety of traditional and modern therapies designed to promote relaxation.
The Traditional Thai Massage is priced at S$52 for 45 minutes, S$62 for 60 minutes, S$72 for 75 minutes, S$87 for 90 minutes, and S$108 for 120 minutes. Fork out an extra S$3 for Essential Oil. Meanwhile, the Cupping Service will set you back by S$12.
Cupping is a traditional technique in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It involves creating suction on the skin using cups to alleviate pain, improve circulation and promote healing.
+65 6467 1557
Daily: 10.30am – 10pm
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10. Healthland
Since Healthland was founded in 2001, they have committed themselves to delivering authentic traditional massages. Their therapists are trained to meet your requirements.
A Traditional Thai Massage will set you back by S$50 for 30 minutes, S$70 for 60 minutes, S$90 for 90 minutes, and S$115 for 120 minutes. The therapist works from the feet up to the shoulders and neck, over the face and onto the scalp. Pressure is placed using the thumbs, fingertips, hands, feet and limbs to stretch your spine and pull on joints.
They have also adopted the traditional Thai massage for Back and Shoulder (S$70 for 60 minutes). It is a deep tissue massage that that will relieve soreness and ease tiredness.
252A South Bridge Road, Temple Street, #02-01, Singapore 058801
+65 6221 3376
Daily: 10am – 10.30pm
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11. House of Balinese
While not a Thai massage parlour, the House of Balinese offers the most authentic Balinese massage in town. Balinese and Thai massage share similarities in their use of acupressure and gentle stretching and emphasise promoting relaxation and energy flow.
A Full Body Massage will set you back by S$60 for 1 hour, S$90 for 1.5 hours and S$120 for 2 hours. Their Balinese Facial costs S$80 for 1 hour and S$134.50 for an additional 1 hour of Body Massage. A 1-hour Couple Massage will cost you S$120.
For improved relaxation, elevate your Thai massage with therapeutic aromatic oils. These include Lemongrass Aromatic Oil, which has purifying benefits and contains antioxidants to combat toxic free radicals. Their Grapefruit Aromatic Oil burns fat and improves blood flow.
+65 6456 7596
Mon to Fri: 12pm – 10pm
Sat & Sun: 11am – 10pm
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