Zen Grooming & Head Spa is a Vietnamese-style head wash shop located in Bangkok Sukhumvit Soi 20, operated by a Japanese hair salon. It is about a 10-minute walk from BTS Asok station or Phrom Phong station. Enter Soi 20 and walk straight for about 400 meters; the alley entrance is opposite the 7-Eleven next to SACHAYAN COURT apartment, with a duck meat noodle shop on the left as a landmark. Walk about 30 meters into the alley, and the shop is on the right.

Facilities

Zen Grooming & Head Spa features a modern Japanese-style interior with natural wood and neutral tones, creating a bright and clean space. The shop has two floors: the first floor is the grooming area for various grooming procedures, while the second floor is the head SPA area, accessed after completing the first-floor services. Switching floors adds structure to the experience.

Services

Zen Grooming & Head Spa combines Vietnamese grooming with Japanese head SPA in a complete 11-step process (including one floor transition): the first floor includes foot scrub, facial wash, shaving, face mask, ear cleaning, and nail care; the second floor includes shoulder and back massage, shampooing, head SPA, and blow-dry styling. Packages include a 60-minute customizable option with 4 services (฿700), a 90-minute full package (฿900), and a 90-minute ladies package (฿1,200). Add-ons such as premium face masks, facial exfoliation, nose hair waxing, hair growth treatment, hair care, and designated therapist are available at ฿100 each, with discounts for multiple add-ons. Prices range from ฿700 - ฿1,200, which is good value for money compared to similar shops. The shop prioritizes reservations but accepts walk-ins when available. Last admission is at 21:00, and the full package last admission is at 20:30.

Please note that the shop does not provide haircuts and only offers pure green services, without short time or full service.

Therapists

Zen Grooming & Head Spa's therapists are all female caregivers who follow a quiet Japanese-style hospitality approach. Therapists wear uniforms similar to Japanese student uniforms with black stockings and can communicate in English and Thai; some can also handle simple conversations in Japanese and Chinese.