
Nuru massage · Asok
Queenmarich Massage
A nuru massage shop on Sukhumvit Soi 10, six minutes on foot from BTS Asok, open daily from noon until 03:00. It holds a 4.7 Google rating from 38 reviews.
The short version
Three levels, three prices, one clock. Queenmarich Massage grades its therapists as A, B and M, and its rate card climbs from ฿2,200 for 40 minutes at Level A to ฿8,300 for 90 minutes at Level M.
The entry price is low for a nuru shop this close to Asok, and the hours are long: the door stays open until 03:00. It suits the late arrival who wants a short walk from BTS Asok or MRT Sukhumvit and a choice of price band. Skip it if you need everything settled in writing. One reviewer says a discount promised over LINE wasn't honoured at the door.
What it costs
- Level A40 min฿2,200
- Level B40 min฿3,000
- Level M40 min฿3,500
- Level A60 min฿4,000
- Level B60 min฿4,500
- Level M60 min฿5,500
- Level A90 min฿6,300
- Level B90 min฿6,800
- Level M90 min฿8,300
From the shop's own published rate card. Prices change; confirm before you go.
Venue details
- Address
- 25 Sukhumvit 10 Alley, Khwaeng Khlong Toei, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110
- Phone
- +66838819289
- Website
- queenmarich-massage.com
- LINE
- @7Mmg9abt_h
- Telegram
- t.me/+vCmarich23
- kukuk_29
- Booking
- Walk-ins welcome
- Languages
- English, Japanese, Chinese
- Listed extras
- four hands, jacuzzi, late night
Levels A, B and M
Google places Queenmarich at 25 Sukhumvit 10 Alley, in Khlong Toei. Its own website footer gives a second address on Soi Sukhumvit 23, so check which one is current before you set out. Soi 10 is the quieter side of the junction, south of Sukhumvit Road.
The website describes nuru as a Japanese gel massage. It says the 40-minute session includes a shower, and the 60-minute one adds a bubble bath, a scrub and aroma oil. It also mentions a private jacuzzi. The listing adds bath and shower rooms and private rooms, and says walk-ins are welcome. English, Japanese and Chinese are listed as languages, and one reviewer mentions staff who speak Chinese.
What each level costs
Prices come from the shop's own published rate card:
- Level A 40 min: ฿2,200
- Level B 40 min: ฿3,000
- Level M 40 min: ฿3,500
- Level A 60 min: ฿4,000
- Level B 60 min: ฿4,500
- Level M 60 min: ฿5,500
- Level A 90 min: ฿6,300
- Level B 90 min: ฿6,800
- Level M 90 min: ฿8,300
The jump from 40 to 60 minutes is steep at Level A, ฿1,800, because the hour adds the bath and scrub. The website prices a two-therapist session at one and a half times the 60-minute rate; the four hands volume collects other shops that offer it.
Booking runs through LINE, Telegram and WeChat, and WeChat Pay is among the listed services. One reviewer says the owner promised a first-visit discount on LINE and then denied it in person, so screenshot any offer before you go.
Between Asok and Nana
BTS Asok is about 370 metres away, a six-minute walk, and MRT Sukhumvit 440 metres, about seven. BTS Nana is eight minutes on foot.
The door opens at noon and closes at 03:00, every day. That leaves three hours after the last train, and one reviewer describes arriving at 02:45 and still being served. Queenmarich is one of the shops in the Asok district, and the late-night list collects the others still open after midnight.
The kind of night it's for
Queenmarich suits a reader near the Asok junction who wants nuru late at night and likes to choose the price band. Level A at ฿2,200 for 40 minutes is one of the cheaper ways into a nuru room around Asok; Level M is for those who want to pay more.
It suits less well anyone who wants a single, clear address and a fixed price agreed online. For alternatives on the same stretch, the Asok volume is the place to compare.
What Google reviewers mention
Queenmarich holds a 4.7 Google rating from 38 reviews. Many of them are very short, a line or two praising the friendly staff.
The longer reviews add more. Several mention a friendly, talkative manager and staff, and a couple say the rooms are clean. Chinese-speaking help comes up more than once: one reviewer mentions a translator, another a staff member who spoke excellent Chinese. Several reviewers name a favourite therapist.
The complaints are single reports. One reviewer says the shop was dirty and that the owner denied a discount promised over LINE. Another says a friend's therapist spoke little English and communication suffered. Neither is a pattern, but the first is a good reason to keep any offer in writing.
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