Miki Nuru Massage

New shops on Sukhumvit tend to arrive with a promotion and a run of glowing reviews. Miki has both. Its website calls the current card opening rates, updated on 7 October 2026: ฿2,300 for a 40-minute standard massage, ฿3,200 for an hour of nuru, ฿3,700 with the jacuzzi.

It suits a first-timer who wants a welcoming front desk, someone who likes to book on LINE, WhatsApp, Telegram or WeChat, and a regular who will use the loyalty card. Skip it if you want a long record: nineteen reviews, nearly all from the past month. Google reviewers keep returning to the two women who run the front of house, and to a shop they describe as new, clean and well organised.

According to its website, nuru here is done on a separate air mattress and every session starts with a shower. The VIP room has a corner whirlpool jacuzzi, and the 2 Ladies package includes it. The listing also notes a lineup to choose from.

Languages are a strong point on paper: English, Thai, Japanese, Chinese and Korean are all listed. The website says walk-ins are welcome when a therapist is free, though booking is recommended. There's a loyalty card too: after ten paid visits, the eleventh session is free.

The shop sits at 443 Sukhumvit Soi 22, in Khlong Toei. One Google reviewer found it by chance on a relatively quiet street, which is about as close as the record gets to describing the soi.

Its rate card lists:

• Standard massage 40 min: ฿2,300
• Standard massage 60 min: ฿2,700
• Nuru massage 60 min: ฿3,200
• Nuru massage 80 min: ฿3,700
• Nuru massage + jacuzzi 60 min: ฿3,700
• Nuru massage + jacuzzi 80 min: ฿4,200
• Two therapists package 90 min: ฿8,000

Nuru is sold in 60- and 80-minute sessions, not 90, and the jacuzzi adds a flat ฿500 to either. The two-therapist package includes the jacuzzi, according to the website; other shops selling a second therapist are in the four-hands volume, and rooms like the VIP whirlpool in the VIP rooms list.

The website calls these opening rates, so expect them to move once the launch period ends. Booking runs through LINE, WhatsApp, Telegram and WeChat. No payment methods are listed; ask when you book.

MRT Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre is the closest stop, about 560 metres or nine minutes on foot. BTS Phrom Phong is around 830 metres up the soi, roughly 14 minutes, though the website puts both stations at about ten minutes. MRT Khlong Toei is around 20 minutes away.

The door opens at 10:00 and closes at midnight, every day, so the last session of the night lines up with the last train. The Phrom Phong district page shows the rest of the neighbourhood's shops.

Miki is for the visitor who values a warm welcome and wants an hour of nuru for ฿3,200 while the opening rates last. Language coverage makes it easy for Japanese, Chinese and Korean speakers, and the loyalty card rewards a long stay.

It's less obvious for someone who trusts only long track records. The shop is new and the reviews are young. For established names close by, the Phrom Phong volume ranks the area, and the Top 20 covers the city.

Miki holds a 5.0 Google rating from 19 reviews. All of the recent ones are five stars, and most were written within the past month, several of them noting that the shop has only just opened.

The front of house is the clearest theme. Google reviewers often mention the two women who run the shop and the reception, describing them as friendly, fun and genuinely interested in what customers want. One reviewer, who had complained about the air-conditioning, updated the review after the owners had it fixed and invited them to take a look.

The second theme is the shop itself: reviewers call it beautiful, well organised and new, with rooms one describes as top notch. Several name their therapist, with Yuki and Green each mentioned more than once, and several say they will return. One describes coming back three times in a week's holiday and calls the opening promotion rate a steal.