Singapore's massage scene is diverse and high-quality. But many therapists are from China, Thailand, or Malaysia — and prefer to work in their native language. A Massage Pass removes the last inch of friction.
Singapore therapists often speak English, but many prefer Mandarin or Thai — especially for nuanced instructions. 'Medium-firm everywhere except my neck where I want light, and please skip the left knee' doesn't land perfectly in any second language.
Your Massage Pass shows these to your therapist automatically — you never have to say a word.
Pressure levels
Light
轻力
qīng lì
Medium
中等力度
zhōng děng lì dù
Firm
用力
yòng lì
Deep
重力
zhòng lì
Common requests
Your pass handles all of this — and more — automatically. No memorizing required.
What to expect — and why your preferences matter for each one.
Firm acupressure-based massage targeting meridian points. Very intense by default — specify pressure clearly.
Precision pressure on reflex zones. A classic at Singapore's TCM chains. Let your therapist know about any foot injuries.
Common at Singapore's many Thai spa outlets. Stretching-heavy — note any mobility or injury concerns.
Standard at hotel spas and international chains. Good English usually available here, but your pass still ensures consistency.
Tipping
Tipping is not customary in Singapore. Service charges (10%) are typically included in the bill at most spas.
Pro tip
Singapore has strict licensing requirements for massage therapists. You're in good hands — a Massage Pass just ensures those hands work exactly the way you want.
Fill in your preferences in 2 minutes. Get a private link. Share it with any therapist in Singapore before your session — they'll see it in Mandarin or Thai. No miming, no misunderstandings.
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