14501 Big Basin Way, Saratoga, CA | Map it
95070 37.257400 -122.033901(408) 898-2835 | View Website
Introducing Shivaga located in Downtown Saratoga, California. You have made the choice to give yourself the attention you deserve. Now it
is time to truly be rejuvenated. We welcome you to experience the benefits of the many services we provide. Relax and rejoice with one of our distinctive spa services. You have made the choice to look and feel better, now let us help you on your path to wellness.
We offer several services designed to provide you with the most relaxing and reinvigorating massage experience including: Traditional Thai Massage utilizing deep pressure with passive yoga stretching, Thai Foot reflexology, Thai Herbal Massage andThai Therapeutic Massage.
Stop in and try our Thai Aroma message, a fabulous blend of East & West using organic aroma oil! We also offer specialized massage services customized to fit your specific needs!
Come in and treat yourself today!
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"The best massage" they've ever had..
Left my girlfriend and her friend here for a 90 minute massage. They didn't come out 'til 2 hrs later with the 2nd biggest smile on their face (the 1st biggest smile is when they find cute shoes).
"The best massage" they've ever had.
Overall, can't really complain with the Groupon voucher and they said they'd come back even without a discount.…
Finally! A real Thai massage place run by real Thai people..
My husband and I used the $59 for 90 minute Groupons we received from a friend as
a gift. We are both world travelers, and have experienced great Thai massages in
other parts of the world, but not at home. Finally! A real Thai massage place run by
real Thai people. I circled that I wanted strong pressure and I got every bit of what I asked for. Not
once in the 90 minutes did Tony decrease the pressure or try to conserve his energy
for later. It was a well-balanced vigorous and relaxing massage that left me wanting
to drink a gallon of water. :) My husband and I tipped our massage therapists $20 each. The Groupon was so
cheap and the massages were amazing. That's our little blessing on this new place.
We hope they prosper. Their Thai accents can take a little patience to understand, but they are warm caring
people excited about starting their new massage business.…
For my 100th, I wanted to share something..
For my 100th, I wanted to share something that has helped my physical well-being tremendously.
I used to have chronic shoulder and lower back pains due to bad posture and sitting in front of a computer 10+ hours a day. I've tried different treatments, ranging from seeing a chiropractic to acupuncturist and even picking up yoga. While these treatments work temporarily, the pain in my shoulders and back return in a week or two, sometimes even in a few days.
I had accepted the fact that pain was just something I had to live with. Since my first visit years ago, I try to come here once every 1-2 months as it provides instant pain relief and longer pain-free intervals between treatments.
Every time I visit, I fill out my information on a clipboard. On the clipboard is a picture of a human figure (front and back) where I circle my problem areas. This lets the masseuse know which areas to focus on as once the treatment starts one of two things usually happen. I either fall asleep or the pain is so intense I can't think straight let alone speak.
Every time I need a treatment, I schedule an appointment with Tony as he is a master in his own right. His style is acupressure and kneading with light stretching. He takes a multi-step approach where he gently massages your problem area until the muscles there relax. Then the next step and highlight (or most painful) is when he digs in over and over till the knots/crunches disappear. For the final step he massages over the problem area smoothly and firmly, sort of feels like he's aligning the muscles fibers.
If you do come visit, please come with the expectation that it will be painful. For me, the pain ranges from 5-9 on a scale of 10. The most painful is when he works the area under my shoulder blades, usually I break a sweat and grit my teeth. He also stretches me into yoga poses I never thought I could do.
But once it's all done I literally feel like a new person. I stand taller, my spine is straighter, and my posture is perfect. My shoulders and back are also pain free for a good 3-4 weeks, which is something I cannot put a price on. They also provide complimentary lemongrass tea and water for post-therapy hydration needs.
If you suffer from chronic shoulder and back pains like I do, the chances are you have spent hundreds or even thousands on therapy. That's why I believe this is worth a try if you suffer from any type of pain.…
My first time trying Thai massage. Yesterday was my first time trying Thai massage, and I have to say I really like this place. Unlike other "asian" massage places, this place is REALLY clean, and relaxing. The massage is different, it's like doing yoga. Instead of doing yoga yourself, they do it for you. I tried their 90-min Thai Herbal massage, the herbs smells really nice. This is not a spa, they don't have hot tub, steam room, or shower room, but their massage oil is really good. It didn't leave you sticky feeling. Right now, they are having the grand opening special, also discount if you are check-in on yelp. It's good to give them a try during the special, it's worth it.…
How experienced the practitioner is? Many years? Where?. I got a 90 mins massage with a groupon voucher from a female therapist, who turned out to be a practitioner. I asked an experienced one on the phone, a female on the phone told me there is. So I came. It was a practitioner who doesn't even have a license with not enough hours. The female at the front desk told me she has lots of experience in Thailand. Even if the therapist/practitioner was nice, I kept reminding her to be gentle with my hands, wrists. Bending, twisitng, pulling and at the end she put her feet on my back & pulled hard on my both arms. What kind of massage is that? My hands were hurting a lot starting the next day, I called and asked for the refund of 1hr massage I bought for the future. She said she would refund it to my credit card, then 1 week later when I called she said she needs my address to mail a check. After 5 days I still didn't get a refund check from her. What kind of business and persons are they?…
