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Very Interesting Article About The Best Korean Spas...

sushiman

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Think they offer HE and more...?

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One of these are in NJ...

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이 회장님

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These establishments don’t offer extras. They are places where you go for a legit massage, body scrub and eat/drink and relax. It’s a family environment.

I once went to Sojo Spa Club in Edgewater, NJ with my Korean SB. I bumped into another member from this site and he was also with a SB. lol
 

BIGBOB62

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Been to the one in NJ. Not a happy ending place. It's a family place. There's lots of these in USA. My personal favorite is in Duluth Georgia, outside Atlanta, Jeju Spa. I like it because it's closest to the experiences I've had in Seoul. But again no happy endings.
 

Balmain

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Sojo Spa Club bills itself as a “re-imagined Korean bathhouse”, but the entry fee is overpriced and subpar amenities/ quality compared to what you get in Korea.

The two times I’ve gone there, I don’t think I saw a single Korean - mainly just out-of-shape Jerseyites.
 

이 회장님

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Sojo Spa Club bills itself as a “re-imagined Korean bathhouse”, but the entry fee is overpriced and subpar amenities/ quality compared to what you get in Korea.

The two times I’ve gone there, I don’t think I saw a single Korean - mainly just out-of-shape Jerseyites.
You’re right about Sojo Spa Club’s entry fee being overpriced and no Koreans. The Koreans go to King Sauna in Palisades Park.
 

hhnyc77

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Keep it mind that ALL posts (other than reviews and private access sections) are completely public...as in, if you search for the places you guys have mentioned, there's a good chance our site will pop up in the results.

Do you think that's a good idea?
 
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