Start with the time you actually have
The best session is one you can enjoy without watching the clock. At Kangjia Massage in Aljunied, foot reflexology is available in three durations: 40 minutes for S$25, 60 minutes for S$36 and 80 minutes for S$50. Each is a foot-focused choice. The difference is the time you set aside, rather than a promise that a longer session will deliver a particular result.
40 minutes: a manageable pause
Choose 40 minutes when you want to fit a visit into a busy day. It is the shortest foot reflexology option on our menu and gives first-time visitors a straightforward way to try a session. Leave a little extra time around your appointment so you can arrive, settle in and discuss your pressure preference without feeling rushed.
60 minutes: a full hour for yourself
If your schedule allows, an hour gives you a longer break from the day. This can suit someone who wants to spend more time in the reflexology chair before returning to work, errands or an evening at home. Let the therapist know at the beginning if you prefer lighter or firmer pressure. You can ask for an adjustment during the session too.
80 minutes: when there is no need to hurry
The 80-minute option is for visitors who would like a more extended foot-focused session. Choose it because you want the extra time, not because you feel you ought to tolerate more pressure. Duration and pressure are separate choices: a longer visit can still be gentle.
Keep the choice simple
Ask yourself two questions: how much time can I comfortably set aside, and do I want attention on my feet only? If you would also like a body massage, compare the foot + body combinations before deciding. Our all-female therapist team can explain the options when you call. There is no need to arrive knowing massage terminology.
Arrange your visit
Call 6746 7382 to check availability and confirm your chosen duration. Find Kangjia at 118 Aljunied Avenue 2, #01-106, Singapore 380118. We are open daily from 9:30am to 10:30pm. All prices above are in Singapore dollars.
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