$180 extra on top of the original hourly payment, and everything is no.

Had a horrible experience with sugar today. Very rude was screaming at me.

Lots of girl available.. unfortunately the girl that served me (Sugar, taiwanese) is so unpassionate.. it was too many "don't" with her.. don't touch here and there.. no kissing, not anything.. super disappointed, so i just let her massage me. And it wasn't good either

Went and booked Jessie last night. Was surprised when she was actually early 20s, She was well mannered clean and not rushed. Shop was clean and front desk was welcoming. Definitely worth sussing out.

I recently had a very disappointing experience with Jenny, and I feel compelled to share my feedback. As paying customers, we expect professionalism and relaxation during the service, but unfortunately, this was not the case. I booked a 30-minute session, but within 15 minutes, Jenny started insisting that I take a shower and mentioned she was about to leave. This felt rushed and unprofessional. Additionally, she used inappropriate and abusive language, which is unacceptable in any customer-facing role. Let me clarify: customers pay for a service, not for being rushed or treated poorly. If I book a 30-minute session, I am entitled to use that full time without being asked to leave prematurely. Such behavior not only reflects poorly on the individual but also on the establishment. I strongly advise caution to anyone considering her services, as this experience was far from relaxing or satisfactory. I hope the management addresses this issue to ensure a better experience for future customers. “I received a reply from 32 Berry Clyde, but it doesn’t matter to me because they always seem to support their workers blindly. Please read the comments carefully—they reveal how they exploit customers, take money, and provide poor service as if they’re doing us a favor. Despite reading the comments, I still went there, and unfortunately, the comments were true. They only show respect until you’ve paid them; after that, they treat you as if you’re there for free.” Thank you for your attention to this matter.