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Oriental Massage Oasis

Milwaukee Oriental Massage Oasis Milwaukee

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Lily_Z

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Oriental Massage Oasis Milwaukee​

Oriental Massage Oasis first opened up in 2011 at Bayshore Town Center. Over the past 5 years, Oriental Massage Oasis has grown, and now has a private studio, located just outside Bayshore in Whitefish Bay.

Address: 4601 North Oakland Ave Ste 203 Milwaukee, WI 53211
Telephone: (414) 962-5242
 
I've been going here for a few years now, and I've always gotten great massages. I really like that you get your own private room, especially since it's not like those mall places with massage tables all lined up where the noise can ruin the vibe. The massages can include walking on your back, but you can ask them not to do that. Lily, the owner, is super friendly and has always made me feel like family.

Just a couple of warnings: they prefer cash, but they do take credit and debit cards. Keep in mind that this might not always be an option. Also, they're at the 7 Mile Fair on weekends, so you'll need to make an appointment to stop by. You should give them a try; you won't regret it!
 
I had never gotten a professional massage before, but I asked a friend to find a place and make appointments for us (60-minute table massage with walking). I was a little nervous about the idea of being walked on, but wow, I can't imagine massages get much better than this. Before we started, she asked if I had any pain anywhere. I said I didn't, but I had a little pain in my upper back and neck. She asked what pressure I wanted. I said heavy. Then she told me to take my clothes off and lie down. Then she came back and got to work, finding a bunch of spots I didn't know needed attention — like a particularly tight spot in one of my calves. The massage cracked my back about 87 times at first, and then I melted into the table. After that, she pulled my arms and legs, stretched my shoulders and hips, and focused on any areas that felt tense or had knots. It was incredible.

I want to let anyone new here know that this isn't your typical spa experience. It doesn't have oils and aromatherapy, but I wouldn't have wanted it any other way. I highly recommend it. Here's another tip: Cash is best, but she also accepts cards.
 
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