Toro Massage

Toro Massage is a nuru shop on Soi 33, the lane that keeps Phrom Phong awake after the malls shut. A directory lists sessions from ฿3,600 for an hour of nuru to ฿4,600 for 90 minutes of nuru with soap, so it isn't a budget door.

It suits someone who wants a short walk from BTS Phrom Phong and a late finish: Google gives its closing time as 02:00. Skip it if you want a price you can hold the shop to, since its own website publishes none, or if you're bothered by mixed reviews on value. Several reviewers call it expensive.

The listing places Toro at 12/21 Sukhumvit 33 Alley, Khlong Tan Nuea, in Watthana. Its type is nuru. The shop's website has Rooms and Events pages but no service or price text, so what you know about the menu comes from elsewhere.

Two Google reviewers mention a kimono style, and one describes a nuru session on a waterbed. Another complains that the rooms are basic, without a mirror or a side table. That's as much as the record shows about the rooms. If the setting matters to you, ask to see one before you agree a price.

Toro doesn't publish prices on its own website. The figures below are as listed on another directory, travelsformen.com, and may be out of date:

• NURU massage 60 min: ฿3,600
• NURU massage 90 min: ฿4,000
• NURU + SOAP 60 min: ฿4,200
• NURU + SOAP 90 min: ฿4,600
• Model (no duration listed): ฿600

The 'Model' line has no length attached and reads as a supplement rather than a session; ask what it means at the desk. One reviewer suggests the extra isn't worth paying. Confirm both the price and the minutes before you hand over any money: one Google reviewer says they paid for 90 minutes and got 60.

At ฿3,600 an hour, Toro sits above the middle of the market. The under ฿2,500 list is the place to compare if that's a stretch.

LINE is the published booking channel. The phone number is less settled: its website gives +66 83-836-4783, while Google Maps lists +66842512673. The hours disagree too. The website says 13:00 to 01:00; Google Maps says 14:00 to 02:00, every day. The listing doesn't say whether walk-ins are taken, so a LINE message before you set out settles all three questions at once.

BTS Phrom Phong is the closest stop, about 500 m away, roughly an eight-minute walk. MRT Sukhumvit is 800 m off, about 13 minutes on foot, and BTS Asok about 14. The Skytrain stops around midnight, and on Google's hours the door stays open two hours past that, so plan a taxi home for a late session.

The soi is crowded with competition. The Phrom Phong district page maps the rest of it, and the late-night list collects the shops that are still open when the trains have stopped.

Toro Massage holds a 4.4 Google rating from 42 reviews. Most recent reviews are five stars, and a large share of them name the same therapist, Sana.

Beyond the names, reviewers often mention a clean, comfortable place and friendly staff, and a couple mention the kimono style. Value is the sore point. Several reviewers call it expensive or overpriced, one says a 90-minute booking lasted 60 minutes, and another says the 'model' supplement isn't worth paying. Other complaints are single reports: someone walking in mid-session, a therapist losing her temper, staff turning cool once payment was made, and basic rooms. Ask questions before you pay, not after.