Bangkok Scrub Massage Shop – Kizunasaki! This is the bond of us adults!

I’m someone who really loves exploring new places, because only by doing so can you make all kinds of new discoveries and experience more fun spots. Of course, until you’ve actually tried it, every spa is Schrödinger’s spa.

Today’s shop first caught my eye with its name. It uses a Japanese-sounding name, similar to those omakase Japanese restaurants that give themselves mysterious names like “Ester,” “Haru,” or something equally unreadable, then add a traditional Japanese character that most people can’t pronounce. Precisely because you can’t read it properly, it gives off a high-class vibe. This shop is the same — I couldn’t pronounce it either. It’s called Kizuna Saki. Even though it’s written in Roman letters, you can tell at a glance that it’s a Japanese transliteration. I asked the shop’s mama-san to translate it for me, but her Thai explanation still left me confused. Later I looked it up: “Kizuna” roughly means “bond” or “connection,” and “Saki” is a common Japanese name element. Put together, it roughly means “Flower of Bonds” or “Blooming Because of Bonds”… still a bit mysterious, haha.

Anyway, this shop has only been open for one or two months. It’s located on Sukhumvit Soi 22, about 1 km (around 1,100 yards) from Sukhumvit Road and the Emsphere shopping mall — very easy to find. You can also just search for it directly on Google Maps or Grab. The entrance isn’t big, but it has a strong Japanese aesthetic with wooden sliding door design. Inside there’s a small sofa area with some candies you can snack on while waiting.

In just a few short months, this place has already attracted a bunch of very loyal regular customers — some even come four times a week. The main reasons, apart from the clean and tidy environment, are the Korean-style scrub massage service that other shops don’t have, and the fact that they really go all-out with the gel and essential oils. Many places claim to use the same fragrant oils, but in reality they only apply a thin layer, so both the warmth and the lubrication are very limited. Here, after experiencing it myself, I can say it’s the real deal — what it should be is exactly what it is, not watered down at all. This is exactly the benefit and advantage of me going out to explore new shops.

You’ve probably noticed that a lot of internet-famous shops gradually decline in both service and quality over time. Once they get popular, it’s hard to maintain consistency and efficiency, even if they hire more staff. It’s like every head chef has their signature dish — completely replicating one specific chef’s technique, ingredient amounts, and heat control is extremely difficult unless you turn everything into pre-made food. And truly delicious, healthy pre-made food is rare. So I still recommend that the brothers who follow me come and try it while the shop hasn’t become too big yet.

About the rooms

There are two types of rooms: standard shower rooms and VIP rooms with bathtubs. The VIP rooms are equipped with Nuru air mattresses and massage bathtubs. Of course, the specialty of this shop is the scrub massage — a bit like the Northeast China-style body scrubbing — which effectively removes dead skin. Highly recommended if you haven’t tried it before.

About the prices

Prices are divided into two levels based on the girls: S-class and A-class. Then there’s one price for standard rooms and another for VIP rooms. If you choose the 80-minute Nuru session, there is no limit on the number of times — brothers with good stamina can go all out.

Timing tip

I suggest going around 4–5 pm in the afternoon. The owner is Japanese and prefers a reservation system, so if you go too late or without a booking, it’s easy to find that there aren’t enough girls available. After all, massage shops in Bangkok that offer scrub/body-scrubbing services can be counted on one hand, so it’s better to book in advance like a good customer.

About the discount

Here I’m directly giving the fans a 100 Thai Baht coupon. Brothers who go just need to show the coupon at the front desk!