Acupressure for sleep Saigon: where to go, hours and prices (Q&A)
Tong Gia team · Lương Y Tống Văn Huynh · 2026-10-25
For acupressure for sleep in Saigon, book an evening slot at Tong Gia’s Vinhomes Grand Park branch (Unit T16-21, The Manhattan, Long Binh Ward, Thu Duc City, open 9:00 to 20:00 daily) or its District 12 branch (225 Duong Thi Muoi Street, Tan Chanh Hiep Ward, open 8:00 to 19:00 daily). A slow traditional Vietnamese massage costs 450,000 VND (about $17) for 60 minutes or 550,000 VND (about $21) for 90 minutes, and the price is the same at both branches.
People searching this phrase are usually tired of lying awake and want something calm and practical before bedtime. The answers below stick to what a session is, what it costs and how to fit it into an evening. The longer explanation of the approach lives on our acupressure for sleep page.
Which branch is easier to reach in the evening?
Choose the branch closest to where you will sleep that night, because a long ride home undoes some of the calm.
- Vinhomes Grand Park (Thu Duc City, formerly District 9). Inside The Manhattan area, handy for Long Binh, Long Thanh My and Thu Duc. It stays open later, which makes it the natural evening choice. Google rating 5.0★ from 183 reviews (map).
- District 12. On Duong Thi Muoi Street near Tan Chanh Hiep market, convenient from Go Vap, Hoc Mon and Tan Binh. Google rating 4.9★ from 234 reviews (map).
What time should I start a wind-down session?
Count back from closing time. At Vinhomes Grand Park a 60-minute session should begin by about 19:00 and a 90-minute one by about 18:30. In District 12, aim for about 18:00 or 17:30. Many guests like to come straight after work, have a light dinner afterwards and then head home without further plans.
How much does a sleep-focused session cost?
There is no separate “sleep” product; you book a regular session and tell the technician your goal. Retail prices:
| Session | VND | About USD |
|---|---|---|
| Traditional Vietnamese massage, 60 min | 450,000 | 17 |
| Traditional Vietnamese massage, 90 min | 550,000 | 21 |
| Head care session, 60 min | 750,000 | 29 |
| Herbal steam | 120,000 | 5 |
Everything else is on the prices page. Payment is by cash or bank transfer.
What does the technician actually do for sleep?
The order follows the method of the founder, Lương Y Tống Văn Huynh, a traditional Vietnamese wellness master with more than 13 years in Eastern wellness care. First comes a short look at your face, complexion and shoulders, then the hands trace the spine to find where you are holding tension. For a sleep goal the pace drops: longer, softer holds, fewer brisk strokes.
The photo above shows one step guests often notice: a smooth comb drawn across the nape and the base of the skull, an area that stiffens after long hours at a screen. Pressure also goes to the temples, the scalp and the soft hollows behind the ears. The session closes with a warm herbal compress and a foot soak. Falling asleep on the table is completely fine.
Which points can I press at home before bed?
The sleep notes we keep for technicians list several calming points. Three are easy to find on your own:
- Anmian: the soft hollow just behind each earlobe, halfway towards the base of the skull. Use two fingertips at once on both sides.
- Yintang: the spot between the inner ends of the eyebrows. Circle it lightly with a middle finger.
- Yongquan: on the sole of the foot, in the dip that appears when you curl your toes. Rubbing it with the opposite heel is an old habit many people enjoy.
Press each one gently for a minute or two while breathing out slowly. These are relaxation habits only. If poor sleep lasts for weeks or affects your days, see a licensed physician.
Who is this suitable for, and who should ask first?
It suits office workers with a stiff neck, parents short on rest and visitors whose body clock is out of step. If you are pregnant, have recently had surgery or live with an ongoing health condition, tell staff before you book and check with a licensed physician if unsure.
How do I book and what should I bring?
Message WhatsApp or Zalo at +84 888 264 559 with the branch, the date, the time and 60 or 90 minutes. Staff mainly speak Vietnamese and reply to English with translation tools. Wear loose clothes, skip caffeine in the afternoon and leave the evening free after the session.
FAQ
Is there a special price for acupressure for sleep? No. You book a traditional Vietnamese massage at the retail price, 450,000 VND (about $17) for 60 minutes or 550,000 VND (about $21) for 90 minutes, and ask for a slow, calming pace.
Which branch is open latest? Vinhomes Grand Park, open until 20:00 every day. The District 12 branch closes at 19:00.
Can I ask for lighter pressure? Yes. The technician checks how the pressure feels throughout the session, so say “lighter” at any point.
Will I sleep better the same night? Nobody can promise that. The session is meant to help you relax and ease tension around the neck and head; sleep habits still matter, and long-lasting sleep trouble is a reason to see a licensed physician.
This is a wellness service, not medical care.