This is a Korean-style body scrub and massage spa in the Korean town along the Fil-Am Friendship Hwy (Friendship Highway) in Angeles. It opened in the fall of 2024 as a one-person scrub shop. According to a 2024 video review, it is on the second floor of a building close to the Friendship entrance. In late 2025, it opened a separate second branch at The Village in Clark. Quite a few online posts are about the Clark branch, so it's best to check which branch a post is about.
The focus here is the Korean-style body scrub (seshin). According to posts from 2025–2026, there are 4 scrub rooms. Several reviews say that in each room you soak thoroughly in the tub and then get scrubbed all over with an Italy towel (Korean exfoliating mitt). The pressure can feel quite strong the first time. Many reviews say that if it's uncomfortable, you can ask for lighter pressure and they will adjust it to suit you. The interior is neat rather than flashy, and reviews keep mentioning that the facilities are clean and the staff are friendly. Some also say the masseuses are good at finding tight spots. On the other hand, there are reviews saying the shower water pressure was weak, and a disappointed review saying the foot scrub felt more like a foot massage than exfoliation.
The signature course, which finishes with a basic body scrub and a milk scrub, is considered the main menu item. You can also choose a body or foot massage, a ventosa (cupping) massage, or a stone massage. Many posts recommend the combo course of a scrub followed by a foot massage. Many reviews also say it's a great place to stop by after a round of golf to wash off the sweat and relieve fatigue. Shaving for male customers is an add-on menu item.
Since there aren't many scrub rooms, many reviews advise booking in advance. There are reviews saying the booking got mixed up even though they had reserved, and reviews saying communication was difficult when inquiring through KakaoTalk. It's safer to double-check your reservation details before you visit. One review says that when they went with a group, everyone finished at different times. Several reviews say that after the treatment, you are handed a paper on which to write the tip amount, so it helps to decide in advance how much you want to tip. According to the popular times on Google Maps, it's busiest around 4 p.m. on Sundays and from 6 to 7 p.m. in the evening, and also fairly busy around 3 p.m. on Tuesdays. Mondays and Saturdays are relatively quiet.
It sits right next to Kim's Brothers and Jongno Hospital & Pharmacy, and Jung's Kitchen is about 50 m away. After your treatment, it's easy to walk to a restaurant in the Korean town. You can make inquiries by phone, Facebook, or the website.
Information checked: November 2026 (based on the online reputation card, Google Maps, Google reviews, Naver blogs, and YouTube reviews). The menu and booking methods may change, so please check before you visit.
