About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Apollo Nails & Spa, customers started noticing something peculiar—every time they mentioned their dream vacation, the masseuse would suddenly start talking about her own trip to that exact place. One day, a delivery driver complained about his sore back. The masseuse whispered, ‘I know just the spot in Bali where you’ll feel like new!’ Afterwards, he received an unexpected package—a postcard from Bali with a note saying, ‘Visit soon! Love, your masseuse.’ Everyone laughed it off until someone actually did visit Bali and found out she had been there recently.
2. At Apollo Nails & Spa, early mornings were usually quiet until one day, a delivery driver arrived with an unusual package. As he walked through the dimly lit hallway, he overheard the sound of whispered conversations coming from behind closed doors. Curious, he followed the voices and found an elderly man giving a manicure to a neighbor’s cat. ‘What am I doing here?’ he thought, but then burst out laughing when the cat stretched its paws towards a regular customer who dozed off in the waiting area. The delivery driver shook his head and muttered, “Welcome to Apollo Nails & Spa, where even felines get five-star treatment!”
3. At Apollo Nails & Spa, a regular once asked with a straight face: ‘Do you offer massages that come with an extra helping of relaxation?’ Another customer, clearly tipsy, inquired, ‘Can I get my nails done while listening to classical music from space?’ The receptionist smiled and replied, ‘We can try playing some Mozart for you—are you sure you’re not at the wrong place?’
4. At Apollo Nails & Spa, a little girl visiting her mom noticed something odd—a tiny goldfish swimming in the reflection of the mirror. Curious, she reached out and touched the water—nothing happened. Moments later, an embarrassed man rushed in apologizing profusely for forgetting his lunchbox with his pet goldfish inside. Everyone had a good laugh, and from then on, Apollo Nails & Spa became known as ‘the place where fish swim in mirrors’.