Shop Reviews

The security guard and a few sales ladies tried to stop me from entering the store at 9:48 PM, saying I couldn't enter, even though I saw people still choosing clothes inside. Even after I said that I just wanted to see a shirt that was hanging near the entrance, and that I wouldn't buy it if it wasn't allowed, (I just wanted to see if it was my size), they still tried to stop me. I ignored them and entered anyway. I saw the shirt was my size and asked a sales guy if I was allowed to buy two of them. Imagine a customer having to ask a salesperson if he's ALLOWED to buy something! He said it was no problem, the store was still open. So I picked two shirts and paid for them; the cashier was fine. The whole thing took less than five minutes. The security guard and several sales ladies were very rude and their manner was bad. The store itself is good; I saw a few items that interested me, but the atmosphere wasn't good. It felt like I was being rushed.

"Very messy, especially in the jeans section. It's impossible to find the size I want with the mountain of clothes everywhere."

"The young cashier had a bad attitude."

BO is a great place to shop for clothes at affordable and reasonable prices, with lots of good deals and promotions. It's very worth it, and the clothes are good quality for the price. The staff is friendly and always ready to help customers. However, this outlet often runs out of sizes. You can pay with cash or debit/credit card.

"The masseuse was quite experienced and I overall enjoyed the massage. However, I must say the tea they serve is below average, and the place was super cold throughout, despite having two blankets. This place was also on the pricey side compared to other massage places in JB (some even offer free-flow food and movies!). I would only recommend it if you have no other options or simply can't be bothered to travel to other massage locations."

As usual, Siam Oasis is a cut above the rest in terms of quality, professionalism, comfort, cleanliness, and interior ambience. This is no less true at Siam Oasis Aeon Tebrau, except that it was rather noisy. Firstly, this outlet doesn't have a front door, and when the mall crowd builds up, you hear children playing, babies screaming, and shoppers chatting at unpleasant levels, all the way in the massage rooms. Secondly, if you are doubly unfortunate, you might hear people bantering loudly while having foot massages in the reflexology room nearby. Siam Oasis should consider: (1) installing main doors at all their outlets, and (2) putting up small signs to remind guests to keep their voices down out of consideration for other guests. For now, my favorite Siam Oasis outlet remains at Toppen Mall.

"The therapist is good, and the place is clean. However, the price is a little high."

"I had the aromatherapy massage today, and I'm not satisfied with the massage skills at all. She didn't even wipe the oils off my body. It was a waste of money. I won't come here again."

I had the 5 Senses Therapy for head, shoulder, back, and foot. My masseuse, Kum (if I'm not mistaken), was so good. She understood the task and did her job sincerely; hence, I felt so much relief after the session. I wish her success in her career and to Siam Oasis Tebrau City.

"I was lucky to have been assigned Jaan, an experienced masseuse. She managed to massage the knots out of my sprained neck in a matter of minutes. With her masterful use of acupuncture pressure points, not a single stroke was wasted; each one was directed at easing the pain. I have no idea how good the tea was, but the environment was nice and quiet."