Nebraska · Buffalo County · Kearney · Commercial · onsen

Kungfu Spa

40.6974° N · 99.0786° W
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Identifies as Asian-owned, Identifies as Asian-owned, Identifies as women-owned, Identifies as women-owned

Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotWheelchair accessible restroomWheelchair accessible seatingOnsite servicesOnsite services availableAppointment requiredCredit cardsDebit cardsFree parking lotFree street parkingOn-site parking
What visitors say top 5 of 18 reviews
Tonya Welch2 months ago
★☆☆☆☆

This place is a scam! They do not speak even basic english, had to use a translator on their phone. Demanded cash payment up front. Went in for a 90 minute massage, gave her $100 cash and let her keep the rest for a tip. Went into the room where they gave a damp, cold towel to cover up with. The massage was alright, definitely had better, but because the massage gal was late I definitely didn't get the full 90 minutes. As I went to leave they stopped me and demanded more tip. I tried to tell them I already tipped them all I was going to tip, but they couldn't understand anything I was saying and kept insisting on additional tip via translator on their phone. To add salt to the wound, the appointment had been booked online and they had already charged the card $97 at the time the appointment was booked. Had I realized that before going in I wouldn't have paid them anything, but I suspect they would have refused to do the massage had I not paid when I walked in as well, and they probably wouldn't have understood what I was saying trying to tell them they'd already been paid online! DO NOT go to this place, it's NOT worth the hassle. Disappointed in my 70-ish minute $200 massage........

mindy Hough2 months ago
★☆☆☆☆

The 2 ladies didnt speak any English so communication was terrible. Took 30 minutes for them to figure out what I wanted even tho I booked online. They took 90 out of my account at time of booking and they didnt understand me but since I drove a hour for it I gave them 100 cash. Total cost was 90. So they got a 100 dollar tip. I booked a 90 minute massage and got 1 hr massage bc they counted the 30 minutes they were using their phones to translate against my massage. The actual massage was terrible hurt me more then I originally hurt. Way to rough and "pounded" on me so hard that I have bruises the next day. I kept telling her to be more gentle but of course she didnt understand. Was covered with a cold wet hand towel and the lady damn near ripped my undies off. Not relaxing at all. Then when i went to leave they held their hands out n used there phone to translate "more tip" i said i already tipped her and she said "not enough more tip" I walked outside and she followed me out the door so I gave her another 20 as its all I had for bills. So I paid 210 for a 60 min abusive massage. Very sore to the touch still tonight. Very uncomfortable and unprofessional situation. NEVER AGAIN

Kinley2 months ago
★★★★★

Here’s a cleaner, shorter version for your Google review: Great massage for the price. I did a 30-minute deep tissue and it was well worth $40 + a $10 tip. The therapist was very skilled and I felt much better afterward. She didn’t speak much English (mostly Chinese), but using a translator and speaking slowly worked fine. They do ask for cash and payment upfront, which I understand. Overall, she was sweet, professional, and gave a much-needed, excellent massage. I’ll definitely be back.

Bridgette Kirkover2 weeks ago
★☆☆☆☆

I had a very similar experience as others have had. Wanted to gift a massage to my partner, so I went in early to pay for his appointment. Then, when he went the masseuse demanded for a tip. She could have just asked me when I paid because …

Hailey Steidera month ago
★☆☆☆☆

Only giving one star because I can’t give 0. They claim to not speak English at all. Used their phone for translate. Told me the time it took to figure it out would come out of my one hour time. I showed them the screenshot of my phone of …

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