Best foot massage in Singapore (2026)

The right foot massage place in Singapore publishes its prices, opens late and is easy to reach by MRT. Our six picks for 2026 are FootNote Reflexology, Natureland, Syoujin, KENKO Wellness, Sabaai Sabaai and Footworks, compared on outlets, opening hours and what a 30 to 90 minute session costs.

At a glance

#BusinessBest known forPrice
1FootNote ReflexologyFoot reflexology from S$38 nett at PLQ and NEX, open daily to 10pmS$38
2NaturelandFifteen outlets from Orchard Road to Changi Airport and JewelS$45
3SyoujinGST-inclusive foot reflexology from S$33 at city, west and north mallsS$33
4KENKO WellnessA reflexology chain since 1991, in Paragon, Marina Square and VivoCityS$68
5Sabaai Sabaai Traditional Thai MassageThai-style foot massage in a riverside shophouse at Boat QuayS$58
6FootworksA foot-focused Orchard Road shop with salt foot baths and ergonomic chairsS$48.80

What should you look for in a foot massage place?

Check the price for the length you want, whether it includes GST, and whether a foot soak or shoulder add-on is included. Mall outlets near an MRT station with late hours are the easiest to fit in after work. Ask for the pressure you like: reflexology can be firm.

Which foot massage places did we pick?

Each place below lists foot massage or foot reflexology and its prices on its own website. Facts were checked on 24 October 2026.

  1. Rank 1

    FootNote Reflexology

    Reflexology and wellness · Geylang

    Best known for: Foot reflexology from S$38 nett at PLQ and NEX, open daily to 10pm

    FootNote Reflexology has two mall outlets, PLQ Mall at Paya Lebar and NEX at Serangoon, both linked to the MRT and open daily from 11am to 10pm. Every session starts with a complimentary organic foot soak, and the therapists adjust pressure to what you ask for.

    Its signature foot reflexology costs S$38 for 30 minutes, S$48 for 45, S$58 for 60 and S$76 for 90, and every price is nett with GST included. Members pay S$33 to S$69. Foot and shoulder combos run from S$72 (40 minutes foot, 20 minutes shoulder) to S$125, and credit packages from S$500 lower the price further.

    Services
    Signature foot reflexology, acupressure body massage, oil body massage, back and shoulder acupressure, foot and shoulder combos, hand massage; outlets at PLQ Mall and NEX; daily 11am to 10pm
    Outlets (2)
    • PLQ Mall, Paya Lebar 10 Paya Lebar Road, #04-15, PLQ Mall, Singapore 409057 (Paya Lebar MRT) +65 8908 0415
    • NEX, Serangoon 23 Serangoon Central, #03-31, NEX, Singapore 556083 (Serangoon MRT) +65 8138 9887
    Price
    S$38 to S$76 checked 24 Oct 2026 Signature foot reflexology S$38 (30 min) to S$76 (90 min), nett with GST; members S$33 to S$69; free foot soak with every session Source

    Visit website: FootNote ReflexologyCall +65 8908 0415Full profile: FootNote Reflexology

  2. Rank 2

    Natureland

    Reflexology and wellness · Orchard

    Best known for: Fifteen outlets from Orchard Road to Changi Airport and Jewel

    Natureland has 15 outlets in Singapore, including several on Orchard Road, around Clarke Quay and Robertson Quay, and at Changi Airport and Jewel, three of them priced as premium outlets.

    Foot reflexology runs from 30 to 120 minutes at S$45 to S$128 for non-members before GST, or S$38 to S$110 for members, and the price list shows GST separately. The 5 in 1 Therapy adds head, neck, shoulder and back work to the foot session. The site notes that foot services are done by male masseurs.

    Services
    Foot reflexology, body therapy, aroma body therapy, Tui Na and sports massage, 4 in 1 and 5 in 1 therapy, head massage, body scrub; 15 Singapore outlets including Changi Airport and Jewel
    Address
    160 Orchard Road, #B1-12/13, Orchard Point, Singapore 238842
    Price
    S$45 to S$128 checked 24 Oct 2026 Foot reflexology non-member S$45 (30 min) to S$128 (120 min) before GST; members S$38 to S$110; premium outlets priced separately natureland.com.sg

    Call +65 6235 6780Full profile: Natureland

  3. Rank 3

    Syoujin

    Reflexology and wellness · Downtown Core

    Best known for: GST-inclusive foot reflexology from S$33 at city, west and north malls

    Syoujin is a wellness chain with 15 mall outlets. Foot reflexology is offered at six of them: Suntec City, Raffles City, Plaza Singapura, Jurong Point, The Clementi Mall and Northpoint City, all open daily from 10am to 9pm.

    Sessions cost S$33 for 30 minutes, S$45 for 45 and S$58 for 60, with GST included. The site asks you to book at least 12 hours ahead and runs a first-trial offer for new customers.

    Services
    Foot reflexology (6 outlets), body massage, facials, TCM services; 15 mall outlets
    Address
    3 Temasek Boulevard, East Wing, #02-498/499, Suntec City Mall, Singapore 038983
    Price
    S$33 to S$58 checked 24 Oct 2026 Foot reflexology S$33 (30 min), S$45 (45 min), S$58 (60 min), GST included syoujin.sg

    Call +65 6219 3390Full profile: Syoujin

  4. Rank 4

    KENKO Wellness

    Reflexology and wellness · Orchard

    Best known for: A reflexology chain since 1991, in Paragon, Marina Square and VivoCity

    KENKO was founded in 1991 and runs four outlets: Paragon on Orchard Road, Marina Square, South Bridge Road and VivoCity, each open 10am to 9pm.

    Its signature foot reflexology costs S$68 for 40 minutes, S$98 for 60 and S$138 for 90. A foot, hand and shoulder massage is priced the same for 60 or 90 minutes. The site does not say whether prices include GST.

    Services
    Signature foot reflexology, foot, hand and shoulder massage, body massage, lymph detoxifying massage, IWA Hot Spa, face reflexology; outlets at Paragon, Marina Square, South Bridge and VivoCity
    Address
    290 Orchard Road, #05-02, Paragon, Singapore 238859
    Price
    S$68 to S$138 checked 24 Oct 2026 Signature foot reflexology S$68 (40 min), S$98 (60 min), S$138 (90 min); GST treatment not stated kenko.com.sg

    Call +65 6677 3636Full profile: KENKO Wellness

  5. Rank 5

    Sabaai Sabaai Traditional Thai Massage

    Reflexology and wellness · Downtown Core

    Best known for: Thai-style foot massage in a riverside shophouse at Boat Quay

    Sabaai Sabaai has run a traditional Thai massage shop in a Boat Quay shophouse since 2009, near Raffles Place MRT, plus a boutique spa at Wisma Atria. The Boat Quay outlet opens 11am to 9.30pm daily.

    The Boat Quay menu lists a foot massage at S$58 for 40 minutes, S$68 for 60 and S$98 for 90, and a foot, neck and shoulder combination. The outlet says it is not GST registered.

    Services
    Foot massage, foot, neck and shoulder massage, traditional Thai, aromatherapy and herbal compress massage; outlets at Boat Quay and Wisma Atria
    Nearest MRT
    Raffles Place
    Address
    49A Boat Quay, Singapore 049838
    Price
    S$58 to S$98 checked 24 Oct 2026 Foot massage S$58 (40 min), S$68 (60 min), S$98 (90 min) at Boat Quay; not GST registered sabaaisabaai.com

    Call +65 6536 3306Full profile: Sabaai Sabaai Traditional Thai Massage

  6. Rank 6

    Footworks

    Reflexology and wellness · Orchard

    Best known for: A foot-focused Orchard Road shop with salt foot baths and ergonomic chairs

    Footworks is a single shop in the International Building on Orchard Road, open 10am to 10pm with the last appointment an hour before closing. It keeps a profile card for each customer and uses ergonomic chairs with head screens for privacy.

    A 30 minute foot reflexology costs S$48.80. Longer sessions add a Pink Himalayan salt foot bath and arm, shoulder and back massage, from S$72.15 for 45 minutes to S$132.65 for 90.

    Services
    Foot reflexology, Himalayan salt foot bath combos, shoulder and back massage, full body massage
    Address
    360 Orchard Road, #01-04/05/06, International Building, Singapore 238869
    Price
    S$48.80 to S$132.65 checked 24 Oct 2026 Foot reflexology S$48.80 (30 min); salt foot bath, foot and upper body combos S$72.15 (45 min) to S$132.65 (90 min); GST treatment not stated footworks.com.sg

    Call +65 6737 3555Full profile: Footworks

How do these foot massage places compare?

PlaceSingapore outlets60 min priceGST
FootNote Reflexology2: PLQ Mall, NEXS$58 (members S$52)Included
Natureland15, incl. Changi Airport and JewelS$68 (members S$58)Added
Syoujin6 with foot reflexologyS$58Included
KENKO Wellness4: Paragon, Marina Square, South Bridge, VivoCityS$98Not stated
Sabaai SabaaiBoat Quay (foot massage menu)S$68Not registered
Footworks1: Orchard RoadS$48.80 for 30 minNot stated
From each business’s website, checked 24 October 2026.

How much does a foot massage cost in Singapore?

A 30 minute foot massage costs S$33 to S$49 at the places that publish prices, and 60 minutes costs S$58 to S$98. FootNote Reflexology and Syoujin include GST in the price; Natureland adds it at the till. Memberships and credit packages lower the price if you go often: FootNote’s members pay S$52 for 60 minutes.

How did we choose and order these places?

We required published foot massage prices, a physical outlet in Singapore and clear booking details. FootNote Reflexology is a client of this site’s publisher and is listed first. The others are ordered by number of Singapore outlets. No business paid to be listed.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a foot massage in Singapore?

A 60 minute foot massage costs S$58 to S$98 at the places on this list, checked on 24 October 2026. FootNote Reflexology and Syoujin charge S$58 with GST included; KENKO charges S$98.

Is reflexology the same as a foot massage?

Reflexology works set pressure points on the soles, usually firmer and more structured. A general foot massage is lighter and relaxation-led. Most places here use the terms together, so ask for the pressure you want.

How long should a foot massage be?

Thirty minutes is enough for tired feet after a long day; 60 minutes gives time for calves and a slower pace. Combos that add the shoulders suit desk workers.

Do I need to book a foot massage?

Walk-ins are possible at most mall outlets on weekdays, but evenings and weekends fill up. FootNote Reflexology takes bookings by phone for PLQ and NEX; Syoujin asks for 12 hours’ notice.

Who should avoid a foot massage?

FootNote Reflexology asks people who are pregnant, injured or within three months of surgery not to book. If you have a medical condition, check with your doctor first.