Memeda Nuru Massage

Memeda never closes, and that is its strongest card. When the BTS has gone to bed and Sukhumvit has thinned out, this lane in Huai Khwang is still taking customers. The rate card is clear and fully priced, from a 30-minute body-to-body at ฿1,800 to VIP nuru rooms at ฿3,900 an hour, with two-therapist and two-guest options above that.

It suits a night owl staying near Ratchada or Huai Khwang who wants a published price before the door opens. Skip it if you want a short walk from the train: the nearest stop is 15 minutes away on foot. The Google rating is high, but most of the reviews are one or two words long, so the score says more than the text does.

The listing gives Memeda's hours as 00:00 to 24:00, seven days a week. That puts it on a short list: the late-night volume is where to compare it with the other shops still open after the last train.

The address is 2208 20 Mithuna Alley, Lane 22, Huai Khwang. The menu is built around nuru and oil massage in two grades of room, standard and VIP. The shop publishes no website. The only link it gives is a TikTok profile (@memeda2208), so the rate card and the Google listing are most of what is on the record. Payment methods, languages spoken and booking channels aren't published.

The card lists ten lines, all with a length attached:

• Body to Body, 30 min: ฿1,800
• Standard room + Oil massage: 30 min ฿2,500, 60 min ฿3,500, 90 min ฿4,500
• VIP room + Nuru massage: 60 min ฿3,900, 90 min ฿5,900
• Two therapists + VIP room + Nuru: 60 min ฿6,900, 90 min ฿8,900
• Two guests, one therapist + VIP room + Nuru: 60 min ฿9,900, 90 min ฿11,900

The ฿1,800 body-to-body is the cheapest line and the shortest. For a full hour, the oil massage in a standard room is ฿3,500, and the VIP nuru hour only ฿400 more. Two therapists roughly double the standard figure; the two-guest packages sit at the top. For context, the under ฿2,500 list and the VIP rooms volume cover both ends of the city's range.

No booking channel is published beyond the TikTok profile, so confirm the price and the length at the door before you agree to anything.

The nearest stop is MRT Huai Khwang, 940 m away, about a 15-minute walk. MRT Sutthisan is 1.19 km, around 19 minutes on foot, and MRT Chok Chai 4 is 1.91 km, roughly half an hour.

That walk matters more here than at most shops, because Memeda's busiest selling point is the hours when the trains aren't running. The MRT stops around midnight. After that, a taxi or ride-hailing car to the alley is the practical answer, and the same goes for the ride home. More shops in the area are on the Huai Khwang page and the wider Bangkok guide.

Memeda suits the late arrival, the insomniac and the visitor based off Ratchada who doesn't want to cross town to Sukhumvit. It also suits anyone who likes to see every price before going in: the card is complete, and every line has a length.

It is less suited to anyone who wants to book ahead by message, since no LINE, WhatsApp or phone channel is published, and to anyone who wants to step off the train and be at the door in five minutes. Couples will find two-guest packages on the card; the couples volume lists others.

Memeda holds a 4.9 on Google from 34 reviews. Read the text and the score thins out: most of the recent five-star reviews are a word or an emoji ("Nice", "Excellent", "Good service", a row of hearts). Short praise in bulk is a pattern worth weighing with care, since some reviews on any listing may come from staff or friends of the shop.

The longer reviews are few. One recent five-star review calls the room comfortable and the staff friendly and attentive. The single complaint is a one-star review that calls the service rushed and the staff uncommunicative, and says the reality didn't match the description given before booking. With so little detailed text either way, the safest reading is a well-rated shop with few specifics on record. Ask what each course includes before you pay.