Soho Nail Salon

I WILL never go back to this place again. I just came from here and a woman was ranting and raving for over an hour complaining about her nails. A very lovely couple was in the salon with me and the gentleman threatened to call the cops.
The female employees just stood there and did nothing! They made no attempt to call the manager, or the police to curb a disturbance by a raving lunatic of a customer who disrupted everyone.
A total and complete dump — don’t waste your money

I only came here for a chair massage a quick face wax.
Go up the long stairway until you see the door on the second floor.
I do not recall who I saw for the wax — she did a good thorough job. The only thing that concerned me was some visible dirt and another waxer bringing wax just used on someone else over. Maybe that’s normal and I just don’t usually see it. Another lady was having a bikini wax — I know because the curtain wasnt all the way closed and got some views I didnt want to see accidentally. I’m sure she wouldn’t have been happy.
Linda was great with the chair massage. Kept making adjustments for comfort and good pressure.
For wax and 30 minute chair massage price was $ 36. Not bad.
This was on a Friday afternoon. Quite a few people in here so maybe that’s a good sign. I haven’t tried any of their nail services but will one day and will update my review then.

It would appear they lowered the price of their mani/​pedi deal to $ 21 ($ 22 with tax…) which is good any day of the week. Sweet.

I went here with my friend for a cutesy girls-​pedicure-​night thing. Our experience was reasonable — we had made appointments for pedicures ($ 18) and they started working on us right away. The color selection was decent, and I thought they did a reasonable amount of work (scrubbing, buffing etc) for the price.
I’ve been to some inexpensive places before where they rush through everything and barely soak and buff you — it’s basically paying someone just to paint your nails, which seems silly to me. The one annoying thing was this. As I was sitting at the drying station, my manicurist asked me to pay her right then, which I was fine with doing. But then she started giving me this awkward massage at the drying station, as I was trying to get my wallet open and count bills — I’d like to see you try to count correctly while someone is pounding on your back. If I remember correctly, I may have over-​tipped her amidst all the confusion. Perhaps there is a reason for the awkwardly-​timed pseudo-​massages after all…

Nice ladies who carefully shape your nails and pay attention to detail. Used to get my acrylics done and filled there all the time. Once when my manicurist was delayed by bad weather, they gave me and my friend a free pedi.

most of the people who work here are really nice and do a fine job. it’s not super glamorous-​feeling inside but the price is right, particularly the 11-​mani/​pedi package. i bring my own tools and if something like a file or something of mine is worn out they’ll often just give me a new one free.

I went to this place for awhile when I first moved to the city and used to love it. It is so cheap. Unfortunately once I got cut while getting my manicure and ended up with an infection that I had to go to the doctor and get antibiotics for. Needless to say, I haven’t been back. I guess you get what you pay for…

I live pretty close to this place and every time I pass it, there would always be a ton of people inside.
So I decided to give the place a try and had a basic manicure.
Inside, the place is full of smiling women who speak mainly Mandarin. The nail color selection was not too bad, with at least half of the colors being a variety of naturals and pinks.
My manicurist was nice and definitely took some time out to carefully shape my nails and although I wasn’t totally blown away with the results– it was merely $ 8 and I was completely satisfied.
I would definitely come back again.