Myano Nails & Spa

I have been coming to Myano for about 4 years now. I would always get my nails done and within the past two years would get my lashes done here. I was happy with a few ladies but there are some that should straight up not be allowed to do lashes. The past two times I had Nancy who would glue the lashes to my skin… sorry ladies but that is not how you apply false lashes and hurts SO bad when they grow out. I figured I would try again and was with Nancy again in December. I noticed she was applying them to the skin so I spoke up and said politely that I didn’t think that was correct and that it was painful the last time when they grew out. She cut me off and insisted that it was correct and that they would last longer that way. I could’ve done without the attitude. I have been getting lash extensions for about 3 years from a variety of places and have never had issues except with Nancy at Myano. I wish they would listen to their clients. From now on I will stick to going to Pink Salon in lower Queen Anne. Whenever I go to them after visiting Myano that feel so bad for me because of the quality of job they do. I have learned my lesson. Never again.

First of all, I’m really picky about cleanliness, service, and legit talent. Myano continues to exceed my expectations. It took a couple of visits to find my nail «All Stars»… Kim for pedis and Kelly for manis, I call them the KK show.
They definitely take the time to ensure I am pampered with hot green tea, extra long massages, and they even remember to put sunscreen on my hands before every shellac session. They go above and beyond every time. Also, the massage chairs actually massage (ladies you know what I mean)!
The two other girls that I wanna give a shout out to are Nancy and Rose. They are pros with lashes and customize to your eyes. My lashes lasted a lil over a month! That’s impressive! Plus for $ 50 that’s a steal!
I’ve been coming here for 5 yrs now and have introduced my friends too so now it’s our own lil spa session and we feel like we’re part of the family.
Great job guys!

Pretty good. Nice large place. Not the cleanest space I’ve had hair removed at. But the brows are on fleek!

I went here as suggested by my co-​worker. While the prices were a little steeper than where I go in Wallingford or Bellevue I decided to give it a try.
Upon entry I was impressed. They have a lot of colors to choose from… it ends there.
I selected a mani/​pedi with regular polish. I sat under the dryers for twenty or so minutes. There was no one in site to come check them for me. So I sat there and sat there. Finally a girl walked by, I asked her to check them. She nodded and smiled. I asked her if they were dry and if I could leave and she said yes.
Unfortunately, due to the amount of coats the manicurist/​pedicurist put on, they were not dry.
I walked 3 blocks to work, took off my flats to discover my polish spread from my toe nails to my shoes. The polish job was smudged and clumpy.
Save you money, go else where.
I wasted over $ 50, ruined my shoes and now have to fix it myself.
I wouldn’t recommend this place to any one.

This place is outstanding with lash extensions. The ladies are professional, friendly and efficient. Will happily return!

Never, ever, ever get your lashes done here! I usually go to a much more reputable place, but a vendor was treating me and my boss so we went. Both of us had HORRIBLE experiences. They said they have sensitive glue… They don’t, and they used TONS of glue. My bosses eyes were bloodshot when we left because they got it in her eyes. My eyelids were swollen within a few hours of leaving and I had lashes actually glued to my eyelids! I had to take them off with olive oil with 5 hours.
Do not waste your time, money or health on this place… I would rate it a zero if I could.

I’ve never Unilocaled anyone but feel like this is warranted. Full set with shellac looked very messy. I’m guessing Cindy was new as we were there a very long time and square shape my daughter requested looked like rounded mounds at end of nails. Product was touching skin on several nails. We said something and unfortunately they had to redo everything… the same manicurist. Nails looked better but still not good. Also terrible attitude displayed at my daughter at having to fix her mistake. She was squeezing her fingers very hard… crazy. She was not nice.

I came here after a disastrous lash extension experience where my lashes were falling out days after getting them done. Nancy quickly fixed me up with synthetic mink lashes (they offer all types including mink and silk). The lashes lasted about 4 weeks. The fill is also only $ 50, which around Seattle is a fab deal, and a steal for how long it lasted. Thanks so much Myano and Nancy I will be back!
Also, the first time I walked in I was shocked at how large the place is inside. I felt like I was in a beauty palace. I have never had my nails done here but the equipment is so nice, I’ll definitely return for a mani pedi soon.
Quick tip: try to take the bus or south lake Union trolley if you can. Parking can be a pain. If you must, go on a Sunday where parking is free, or you can also park in Target down a few blocks. Parking is free if you spend $ 20 at Target; I don’t know about you but I can easily spend $ 20 at that store.

I just spent two hours getting my nails done at Myano’s and I absolutely hate them. First off, they didn’t have any of the colors I wanted, so I went to Sally’s which is next door and bought some nail polish. The sales lady at Sally’s informed me that OPI had a sale, buy one get one free. (that is the best part of this review) so I bought my nail polish to the nail salon. I showed pictures of what I wanted. I wanted my nail shape to be coffin and long. Pretty simple, right? Wrong. I have several different shaped nails and the design looks as if
I went to an amateur. I asked her many times if she knew how to do the shape and design and she said yes. Even partially through the service I noticed she was struggling and suggested just doing the basic square shape. And she insisted she could do the coffin shape and «not to worry». In the end, after two hours of getting the worse manicure of my life, she decides to charge me $ 36 dollars. Um, no. I agreed to pay half the price and left so upset. I’m now at my job taking off this disaster. I wish no disrespect to the lady doing my nails. I believe her name is shayla. She was very sweet but had no idea of how to achieve what I wanted.

I have been going to Myano for over 2 years. Mimi does my nails and Tina my pedicures. Each of these ladies has extreme attention to detail. My shellac lasts at least 2 weeks.
Sophia has dyed my eyelashes. She takes extra time and really lets the color take.
The staff is very nice and the spa pedicures are complete with scrub! Love it here!

I came in last week to get a mani, pedi and waxed for my bday and will not be coming back!
My pedicurist did awesome, she was super sweet and my toes nails polish is still in tact, thankfully.
But then it went down hill.
I got my eyebrows waxed and the lady didn’t clean off all the wax! I left still picking the wax and my hairs out .
My manicurist was moody as well as did a terrible job. She told her coworkers I was too needy and I wanted too much on my nails (nude color with a silver stripe)! My shellac manicure peeled in just one week!
Technicians be careful of what you say I front of customers because clients do understand body language and you might have another customer like me who understands Vietnamese. I can guarantee you you will get more tips by doing this!
It cost $ 100 for this. The location is awesome but for the price, service and quality needs to be improved!

I came in for a spa pedicure and to get acrylics. Pedicure was lovely, polish application was Eh. Acrylics are not great either, poorly shaped almond (some are crooked, even after I asked for Jackie to fix) polish application is super messy, on my fingers, clumped, with incomplete top coat. I asked her to fix one and it was worse than when it started. Back to Broadway nails I will go next time– the ambiance is great at Myano but I was not impressed with technique. Maybe I just need to learn who to ask for like I do at Broadway. My search for a great manicure in Seattle continues (Broadway, Infinity, and Myano down) Oh! She also cut my cuticle really badly on my thumb and it bled for quite awhile. Yeesh.

Nice salon with friendly staff, but the services were not up to the standards I am used to in Phoenix. Reasonably priced and clean too!

Many of the reviews of Myano in downtown made me iffy about coming here, but my friend and I decided to book an appointment here since it was one of the better rated nail salons in downtown Seattle. I’m so glad we did! First of all, I don’t think making an appointment is necessary. Not only do they have A LOT of chairs/​slots for both manis and pedis, but also they have plenty of staff to tend to whatever you need! The lady that gave me my mani was VERY nice and actually started a conversation with me, which was nice and unexpected compared to other places I’ve been to. The whole appointment took about 45 minutes (including waiting for the nail polish to dry). Because it was in downtown, it was very easy to get to. I will be coming back here the next time I need a mani/​pedi!

After going in for a simple fill, I am wishing I would’ve torn off my acrylics with pliers rather than go through this experience.
The whole time she complained about the previous tech’s job (same salon) and why they needed to be fixed her way. She glued the nails to my fingers, leaving pools of dried glue on my fingertips, acrylic stuck to my cuticles and tried to cut my skin. The nails are clearly lifting after only 3hrs later. She layered so many coats of thick lumpy polish that it never dried. I finally had to take off the gloppy dented polish on my own.
I was only charged $ 22 but I wish I never would have gone and that I could get these off my fingers. Any ideas how to take them off with minimal pain?

The most painful manicure I’ve ever had. A couple of my fingers are still bleeding. I’m scared to go back.

This place does a good job! I got a regular manicure last weekend and it lasted a whole week. I couldn’t understand the lady who did my nails, only downside. She did ask me to pay before she painted my nails so they wouldn’t chip. I appreciated that. Overall the place is clean, well lit, and has a cool ambiance. I wasn’t expecting the inside to be so chill and quiet since it is in downtown right next to the market and all that, but it is a little oasis in downtown Seattle! I love it.

Decent nail salon. Visiting from SF — got a gel mani and pedi. Ladies were very nice and they have a wide range of colors. Salon run very efficiently– no hidden pricing issues. Appreciated that. I would return if I lived in Seattle.
Update: gel mani was not the best. Actually far from it. I could tell when I left that it was only going to last the weekend. I wouldn’t recommend gels here.

I have been to this place about 8 times and every time, I always leave and say «I will not go there again». But since I work downtown and it’s so convenient, I always give them another shot. Yet, I am always let down and hate my manicure. A few times, it’s been borderline awful. Until I met, Sophia! She is amazing. Her attention to detail was spot on and she actually listened to what I was saying and shaped my nails perfectly. She was quick but didn’t rush at all. She even took the time to go back and check each nail to make sure it looked okay — she is fabulous! I will definitely be requesting her when I go back. Thank you Sophia!
The only thing that is not so great are the prices, they are a little spendy compared to most places. A shellac manicure is $ 35.

I’ve come here a few times now as I work not far from here. I’ve only had my nails done, not anything else, but it’s always been a pretty good experience. Every time I’ve come in (usually evenings after work), there have been a ton of nail technicians sitting around waiting. I’m glad they have ample staff available, but I also feel like it’s a little awkward for everyone to just be hanging around with nothing to do.
The women who have done my nails have always been friendly and have mostly let me keep to myself or talk to the friends I came with, which I prefer. I sometimes feel like their paint jobs weren’t quite as good as I’d expect for the price, but nothing has been out-​and-​out bad, either. The most recent time I came was for a pedicure, and they had me fill out a little sheet about what sort of pedicure I wanted (with prices), what I’d like to drink, & what scent I preferred for the salt scrub and lotion. That was sort of nice!
Someone else found it off-​putting that they let you pay halfway through, but I actually appreciate it. It’s way easier to pay early than try to pay with your fingernails drying. It never seemed to me like they were just trying to hurry me out of there.