Full body massage 120 minutes Saigon: what a session at Tong Gia feels like

Tong Gia team · Lương Y Tống Văn Huynh · 2026-10-30

Tong Gia’s 120-minute full body session in Saigon costs 950,000 VND (about $37) and runs at both branches: 225 Duong Thi Muoi Street, District 12 (open 8:00 to 20:00) and Unit T16-21, The Manhattan, Vinhomes Grand Park, Thu Duc City (open 9:00 to 20:00). Both close at 20:00, so start by about 17:45; here is how those two hours feel from the bed.

Two hours sounds long when you book it. The difference from a shorter massage is not harder pressure; it is that nobody is watching the clock on your behalf, and your body notices that within the first stretch.

Arriving with a full afternoon cleared

Come a few minutes early, use the restroom, and switch your phone off rather than to vibrate. A light meal an hour or two before is ideal. If you are recovering from an injury or have a health condition you are unsure about, tell the staff when you book, and see a licensed physician first if in doubt.

The technician does not start with their hands. They start by looking: your face, the set of your shoulders, the way your back holds itself as you stand. This comes from Lương Y Tống Văn Huynh, the traditional Vietnamese wellness master who founded Tong Gia and has spent more than 13 years in the craft. The observation simply decides where the two hours should lean. It is not an assessment of your health.

The back, without hurry

Face down, you feel fingertips trace both sides of the spine, searching rather than working. Then the real work begins, often as in the photo: the technician kneels beside you and leans both hands down your back from the shoulders toward the waist, slowly, letting body weight do the pressing.

Here there is no need to move on before a stubborn knot lets go. A thumb sits on one point until the ache under it fades from sharp interest to something dull and warm. If any spot turns genuinely painful, say so straight away; you will be asked about pressure throughout, so the conversation is already open.

The stretch where time blurs

Somewhere after the back and shoulders, many people lose track of how long they have been lying there. Breathing slows, the jaw unclenches, and the occasional “is this pressure OK?” arrives from very far away. Falling asleep is common and nobody minds. A sleepy “yes” or “softer” is enough.

This is the part the extra hour really buys.

Arms, legs and feet

The rhythm changes when the work moves to the limbs. The pressure becomes broader and more rolling: kneading along the arms, working down the backs of the legs, slow firm pressing across the soles. It feels almost like a second, gentler massage.

Coming back up

The session closes with a warm herbal compress laid over the areas that took the most work, followed by a foot soak. The heat after two hours of pressing is heavy and slow. Take your time sitting up, and give yourself a minute before standing; light-headedness passes quickly if you do not rush.

That evening, drink water, eat something simple and skip the gym. Next morning, some tenderness where the technician worked longest is normal and fades within a day or so. Anything that feels wrong rather than worked is a reason to see a licensed physician.

Fitting two hours into a Saigon day

Mornings are easiest: District 12 opens at 8:00, Vinhomes Grand Park at 9:00. Late starts should be no later than about 17:45.

• District 12, near Tan Chanh Hiep market, handy from Go Vap, Hoc Mon and Tan Binh. 4.9★ from 235 Google reviews. Directions.
• Vinhomes Grand Park, inside The Manhattan zone, close to Long Binh, Long Thanh My and Thu Duc. 5.0★ from 208 Google reviews. Directions.

To book, message WhatsApp or Zalo on +84 888 264 559 with “full body 120 min”, the branch and your time. Every other retail price is on the prices page.

FAQ

Will I get restless during a two-hour massage? Most guests do not. The pace shifts between focused work on the back and broader work on the limbs, and many fall asleep for part of it.

Can I ask the technician to spend more time on one area? Yes. Mention it at the start or at any point during the session; the observation at the beginning is there to find those areas anyway.

Can I pause for the restroom? Yes, just say so. Going beforehand makes it less likely you will need to.

How much is the 120-minute full body session, and is the foot soak included? It is 950,000 VND (about $37), and the warm herbal compress and foot soak at the end are part of it.

This is a wellness service, not medical care.