Mitu Soap

Mitu Soap sits on Soi 23, a few minutes from the Asok interchange, and it doesn't pretend to be cheap. A thaiolddriver field report puts a 60-minute 'Soap grade' session at ฿5,500 and a 70-minute 'Premium grade' at ฿7,000.

It suits someone who wants a short walk from MRT Sukhumvit, an early-evening slot and a well-reviewed house with 150 Google reviews behind it. Several reviewers describe a Japanese-style service. Skip it if price decides your night, or if you're out after 22:00, when the door closes. More than one reviewer says it costs more than its neighbours.

The listing places Mitu Soap at 96/7 Soi Sukhumvit 23, Klongtan-nua, Watthana. There's no website, so everything here comes from the Google listing, its reviews and a field report.

Its type is soapy massage. Several Google reviewers describe the service as Japanese style, and one mentions a waterbed. Reviewers often say the place is cleaner than they expected, and one mentions a hot towel and a bottle of Lipovitan D on arrival. One says the choice of staff is small. No room types, add-ons or extras are published.

Mitu Soap publishes no rate card. The prices on record come from a thaiolddriver field report, not from the house itself:

• Nuru massage: Soap grade 60 min: ฿5,500
• Nuru massage: Premium grade 70 min: ฿7,000

Those are steep numbers for Bangkok, and reviewers notice. Several call it expensive or say the price is high compared with other places, though most of them add that they thought it worth paying. One reviewer says it is not good value next to a competitor. Prices drift, so confirm the grade, the price and the minutes at reception.

If ฿5,500 is past your limit, the under ฿2,500 list is a different kind of night. If it isn't, the VIP rooms list covers the other high-end doors.

MRT Sukhumvit is the nearest station, about 330 m away, roughly a five-minute walk. BTS Asok is 410 m off, about seven minutes, and BTS Nana about 15. The house opens at 12:00 and closes at 22:00, every day, which puts you back on the platform before the last train.

No phone, LINE or WhatsApp channel is listed, and the listing says nothing about walk-ins. One reviewer says advance booking is required; another left because reception couldn't communicate in English. A message or a call ahead, through whatever channel the shop gives at the door, saves a wasted trip. For more doors on the same block, see the Asok district page and the Asok volume.

Mitu Soap holds a 4.3 Google rating from 150 reviews. The recent ones are mostly five stars, with a few one-star posts that give little detail.

Reviewers often mention cleanliness, and several are surprised by it. A few describe the service as Japanese style, and some say they return on every trip. The same names recur: one therapist, Jiu, is praised in four separate reviews, and Tery in two. Treat a run of praise for a single person with some care.

Price is the consistent caveat. Several reviewers say Mitu costs more than other shops, with most deciding it was worth it and one deciding it wasn't. On the negative side, one reviewer left after reception couldn't communicate in English, and two one-star reviews say only that they were disappointed. One reviewer notes that advance booking is needed.