SunShine Foot Massage

真功夫 With so many foot massage places in Las Vegas, Sunshine Foot Massage is the one I confidently recommend. I’m from Taiwan and get massages often, so I’m picky—and it’s hard to find a truly great therapist here. Emma is outstanding and easily the best I’ve had in years. Her technique is strong and precise, she finds the right pressure quickly, and she targets the spots that actually need attention. I left feeling genuinely refreshed. I’ve seen rave reviews for other staff too (haven’t tried them yet), so I’m sure the team is solid. Location is convenient and safe, in a shopping center close to the Strip.

Really great foot massage with good prices. Close to the strip. Quick to respond and schedule a group of 3 people. Thank you.

Really good! Relaxed and she knew what I needed. Nice surprise to get shoulder and head massage with the 1 hour foot massage too!

I did not have a good experience at all here. As soon as I came in I was told to immediately pay, and she insisted on keeping my recipt and wouldnt let me fill out the money total line on the receipt. which is never how massages work. I know, I have been a Licensed Massage Therapist for 23 years. I found $70 to be insane for a foot massage that anywhere else is typically $45-$50 /Hr. But hey it's Vegas, I guess. I didnt complain I just used the bathroom then went to my chair. My next issue was the man who was massaging me, which NORMALLY would have had amazing pressure, felt like he was trying to squeeze my brains out, as he started on my head. It was so hard and rough, I was even wondering if I was being targeted because I was a black woman because nothing could explain this pressure. So immediately told him to "Lighten up please" which He said something like he may not have understood what I was saying. Because then he just stopped massaging my temples put a towel on my eyes and went to my feet. The remainer of the massage was bearable, but the pressure was still extremely tough and hard. But I just bared thru it because I was thinking maybe it was a communication error. The massage would have been perfect if he was gentler with me and lightened his pressure. It felt like an extremely deep tissue massage that I didn't ask for. Next when he started the cupping that was going good at first, then out of no where he gor really aggressive and started ripping the cups off the bottom of my feet, which took me from what was suppose to be a relaxed state, to a state of fear, because I did not want my skin to be pulled like that. And then some cups he would leave on too long and they would just fall on the floor, and he had no regard for the sound sound a glass cup was making hitting the floor, when its suppose to be a relaxing massage. Then at the end he started pulling my toes very roughly and ripped the skin under my pinky toe that was in the fold because he pulled it too rough and hard. Then at the end he started stretching my legs as I'm laying flat in the massagr chair bed, and hes literally bending me like a pretzel with no regard to my knees, or not to over stretch my tendons which he in fact did. Then he threw my legs down hard on the chair and started punching my legs very hard, which I have no idea why they do this, he isn't the only one that does tapotment extremely too hard BTW. I was over it and ready to go. And to add I salt to injury when I was leaving I was trying to just give the man $10 for a tip and go, because I was hoping this was just a language barrier, then the lady started telling me I HAD to tip him $20 and that was their policy, she showed me a massage of a tip suggestion starting at $20. But she never said this when I walked in at first, or showed me that sign when she took my payment. So I was trying to call my husband and she was telling me I need to tip the man $10 more dollars and I need to sit there and just put it on my card. I told her no im not sitting anywhere, and that I already paid. So I told my husband what she said, and he told me to just come to the car and he gave her $10 MORE in cash, for a massage I didnt like. This messed up my foot with the torn skin. The man caused and I had to go to the Grand Canyon today. I will never go there again. I would not recommend them unless you like extremely hard massages and want to be bullied into giving insane tips, to someone I'm not sure is even licensed, or what ever they do in Las Vegas.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience honestly left me shocked. I paid $70 for a one hour foot massage, which is already on the higher side. The massage itself was average, nothing special to justify that price. What really made me uncomfortable was what happened at the end. They aggressively pushed for a tip and said the minimum tip should be $20, and that $40 is recommended. There is actually a sign stating this, but you do not even notice it when you walk in because it is not facing the entrance. It is positioned in a way that you only really see it when you are leaving. Being told what I “have to” tip after already paying $70 felt extremely awkward and pressured. A tip should be based on service and appreciation, not demanded with a posted minimum. Overall, the experience felt uncomfortable and unprofessional. I would not return, and I would recommend others be aware of the pricing and tip expectations before booking.