Showing posts with label thai new york spa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thai new york spa. Show all posts

Thursday, July 30, 2009

Astorian Weekend Edition 30.07.09

Hellgate Overseeing Clean Shores

Can you believe it's almost August? Summer is moving along, fast! LIC Bar (45-58 Vernon Blvd) has a number of offerings this weekend: BBQ, trivia, and music. I took an ear-gander at Little Creatures on MySpace, and they sound pretty sweet.

If you can make it before the Friday deadline, consider getting a Thai massage at Thai New York Spa & Salon (23-92 21st Street). I must say, I'm intrigued. After your massage, consider walking up the street to Bistro33 for dinner.

If you're looking for more outdoor fun, download the Astoria/Long Island City Waterfront Parks Guide, which features a whole slew of events (recurring and special) for everyone! On the environmental front, consider attending the event for city council hopeful Lynne Serpe this weekend.

Recently, fellow Joey Judith and I had dinner at Punta Dura (41-15 34th Avenue), and it was delicious! I can't wait to go back. Judith wrote up our experience, but there is more to come on this very blog, so keep an eye out! In the meantime, consider stopping by for their grilled branzino, which was divine.

Finally, thanks to a reader tip, I'll be checking in on Sai Organics (30-21 30th Avenue) this weekend. Rumor has it they are serving delicious vegan cupcakes. Now, I'm a sucker for cupcakes, so this has gotten me very curious. If you've had them, let us know what you think!

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Thai Massage in Astoria

Thanks to the Q Note, I learned that the spa that opened up in the Pistilli building by Astoria Park has something special to offer: Thai massage. To quote:
Instead of stripping down and getting slicked with oil, in this ancient healing art tracing its roots back to India more than 2,500 years ago, one dons loose, comfortable clothing and gets straddled, stretched and kneaded. Basically a form of passive yoga (no fears of breaking the trance mid-way to get into Downward Dog mode; the therapist moves your body for you), it taps into your chakras, gets the blood flowing, reduces daily stress and helps quiet the mind so you’re one step closer to feeling harmonious. "It’s really deep and energizing," points out Karn.
Sounds good to me!

I checked out their website and they are offering a grand opening special: a 30% discount until July 31 (that's Friday). They also offer a "promotion of the month", so keep an eye on their website.

Thai New York Spa & Salon
23-92 21st Street, Astoria
Tel: 718.932.0999 Fax: 718.932.0998
Open 7 days a week 10:30am – 8:30pm