What people ask first

Yes, when a basin is open. A booked time is always held, so a walk-in may wait if the row is full, and we text you when your chair is ready.

The full Paraffin pedicure is about seventy minutes. A classic is about forty-five, and gel adds time under the lamp. Every service on the menu shows its time.

Feet are dipped in warm paraffin, wrapped in a towel and left to rest for about ten minutes. It is optional; say so at the start if you would rather skip it.

Tell us if you have a cut, a wound, swelling or an infection on your foot, or if you have diabetes. We may ask you to see your doctor first. Tell us too if a nail product has ever bothered you.

No, we take polish off as part of the pedicure. Gel done somewhere else takes extra time, so book removal first or tell us when you book.

A guest can sit by the window while you are in the chair. Children are welcome with an adult beside them.

Metal tools are cleaned and disinfected between clients, every client gets a new file and buffer, and basins are scrubbed and refilled before the next soak. Ask us anything about it.

Each service has a time and a price that show when you book. The price turns on the service, regular or gel polish and any add-ons. How pricing works explains it.

A series books several pedicures together, about a month apart, so your next visits are already held. Each visit is the same ritual; you can move one with 24 hours' notice.

Yes. Truc, Thom, Hang, Mi and Phong all speak Vietnamese and English.