The Spa Hyu

Reviews

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  Z N

  6 days ago
  1.0
  Extremely Disappointing! Absolute Rip-off and Dishonest Business! I ordered the Beef Bibimbap at this Korean restaurant today, and it was an absolute disaster. I am beyond furious with the quality of food they served. 1. Deceptive Ingredients: It is supposed to be "Beef" Bibimbap, but the restaurant cut corners and cheaped out by using low-grade ground beef (meat crumbles) instead of actual sliced beef. 2. Ridiculously Tiny Portion: As you can see clearly from the photo I uploaded, there are barely any pieces of meat—just a few miserable crumbles scattered around. This isn't about the money; it’s about being treated with zero respect as a paying customer. 3. Terrible Value & Quality: Paying full price for this kind of garbage is unacceptable. This place is a total trap. The food quality is atrocious, and the business lacks integrity. If you are looking for authentic Korean Bibimbap, DO NOT come here. Save your money and go somewhere else! Strongly NOT recommended! I just saw the owner's response, and it’s laughable how they are trying to gaslight me instead of apologizing for their terrible food quality. You have the audacity to claim that Beef Bibimbap is supposedly made with ground beef? What a blatant lie! Go to ANY legitimate Korean restaurant across the entire United States—authentic Dolsot Beef Bibimbap is ALWAYS made with marinated sliced beef or bulgogi, NEVER with cheap, scraped-up ground meat crumbles. Do you honestly think your customers have never had real Korean food before? Stop making pathetic excuses for cutting corners and running a cheap kitchen. The picture (image.png) speaks for itself. Look at the miserable amount of meat crumbles in that bowl. Instead of taking accountability, you chose to publicly lie to defend your terrible practice. This business has absolutely zero integrity. Avoid this place at all costs! 看到老板的回复，我只能说这家店不仅菜品垃圾，做生意更是毫无诚信！ 你居然有脸狡辩说石锅牛肉拌饭是用肉馅做的？简直是滑天下之大稽！全美任何一家正宗的韩国餐厅，石锅牛肉拌饭（Dolsot Beef Bibimbap）用的都是实打实的牛肉片或牛肉条（Bulgogi/Sliced Beef），绝对不是你用来糊弄人的廉价碎肉馅（肉沫）！你把消费者都当成没吃过韩餐的傻子吗？ 别再为你偷工减料、缩减成本的行为找借口了。照片（image.png）清清楚楚地挂在这里，大家自己看，这点碎肉沫配得上你们的定价吗？做错不承认，还公开撒谎狡辩，这种没有诚信的餐厅，大家千万擦亮眼睛，坚决抵制！
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  Wes Ho

  Jul 2, 2026
  5.0
  Great place to unwind. I got the scrub package that includes entry and one hour scrub. There are separate male and female wet areas for dressing and taking showers and enjoying the wet areas of hot tub, sauna, steam room, cold plunge. The personal scrub was great after a long hike in the mountains. Got rid of all the dirty skin and also enjoyed massage on the sore legs. The community area has plenty of mats and recliners for relaxing. There are many rooms with different degrees of heat to circulate your blood and recover.
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  Joanna

  Jun 26, 2026
  5.0
  Nice and clean spa. Courteous service. Nothing to pick on. Actually a good spa for couples because their common area and non gender segregated areas are big proportionally, with four or five sauna rooms there. The restaurant inside serves quite Delicious Korean food, which was a highlight. There's something so cozy about eating nice food in the middle of sauna and hot spring-ing. Recommend the seafood pancakes. The mats in the hot tubs area kind of hurt my feet to walk on. Also the cold room wasn't very cold.
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  Adrian Liwanag

  Jun 24, 2026
  5.0
  Service: Originally booked a body scrub and massage online, but unfortunately had to cancel (which was easy to do-just had to phone them up for a refund for the prepayment I made). Opted for the general admission instead (to access the pools and steam/dry saunas), which was only $40 (at the time of this review) and comes with a uniform, towels and a key to a locker. Ambiance: Relative to other Korean spas I've been to, l'd rank this one high up there-it's well maintained and very clean. There's also a designated dining area, where they seem to have an assortment of food and drinks. Parking: Ample parking. Located in an industrial area.
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  ying moua

  Jun 21, 2026
  2.0
  I visited Spa Hyu expecting something closer to a traditional Korean spa experience. While the facility was clean, it was much smaller than I expected, with only a handful of sauna rooms. It did not have the all-day destination feel that many people associate with Korean spas or spas in Korea, so I would adjust expectations if that is what you are looking for. My deep tissue massage was with Allen, and unfortunately it was the most disappointing part of my visit. The only discussion beforehand was whether I wanted an oil or dry massage. There was no explanation of the therapist’s approach or the techniques he would be using. At one point I asked for more pressure when he was using his hands because the pressure felt very light. However, when he used his forearms, elbows, and body weight, the pressure was already extremely intense and became even more intense afterward. The session included extensive use of forearms, elbows, body weight, stretching, and at one point he stood on my lower back with both feet. This was never discussed beforehand, and I was not given an opportunity to decide whether I was comfortable with that technique before it was used. The pressure became painful enough that I had to tell him to get off. I have had massages before, including deep tissue massages, and this felt very different from any I have experienced. Rather than feeling therapeutic, I left feeling beaten up. Nearly 24 hours later, I am still experiencing significant soreness, skin tenderness, and fatigue. This style of bodywork may work for some people, but I would have appreciated a clear explanation of the techniques beforehand, an opportunity to agree to them before they were used, and more communication regarding pressure and comfort throughout the session.