Sai Fon Massage

Sai Fon belongs to the old guard of New Phetchaburi Road, the long avenue of soapy houses that was lit up in neon long before Sukhumvit's nuru shops arrived. It's open from noon to midnight, and nothing about it is published online beyond a Facebook page.

Reviewers who mention prices describe it as one of the cheaper houses: they report paying between ฿900 and ฿1,500, though those reports are years old. It suits a reader who knows the soapy format and wants it cheap. Skip it if you want recent reviews to go on. Most are three or more years old, and the complaints include tip demands and service that fell short.

The listing gives the address as 2152 New Phetchaburi Road, Bang Kapi, Huai Khwang, and Google files it under soapy massage. It has no website; its only online presence is a Facebook page.

The reviews sketch the format. Several mention a concierge who recommends a therapist. One reviewer says the rooms are small and the bathtub cramped; another, a few years later, says the rooms had been renovated. One reviewer advises going early in the evening, before the choice thins out.

No prices are published anywhere we could find, so ask for the menu at the door. Reviewers who mention a figure report paying ฿900 in older reviews, then ฿1,100 to ฿1,300, and ฿1,300 to ฿1,500 after a renovation. Even the newest of those reports is several years old, so expect more today.

Two reviewers mention the concierge asking for a tip, one calling the demand unreasonable. Settle the total, including any tip, before you go through. No booking channel is listed.

No station is close. MRT Phetchaburi is about 1.7 km away, roughly 28 minutes on foot, and MRT Phra Ram 9 about 31. ARL Makkasan is around 32 minutes. A taxi along New Phetchaburi Road is the easy way.

The door is open daily from noon to midnight. Sai Fon is listed in the RCA district, and the Bangkok guide covers the city's other soapy houses.

Sai Fon Massage holds a 3.8 Google rating from 30 reviews, and most of them are three or more years old.

The positive reviews mention friendly staff, low prices and renovated rooms; one says the service was good. The complaints are more specific. Two reviewers say the therapist did little beyond the basics, one that she simply washed and left. Two mention the concierge pressing for a tip. One reviewer says the rooms and bathtub are cramped.

The only recent review is a one-word five-star. With so little current information, treat the old prices and impressions as history and ask questions at the door.