THAI WELLNESS · PORT CREDIT · OPENING EARLY NOVEMBER 2026
From Northern Thailand to Port Credit.
Chef Mo trained in Northern Thailand in Traditional Thai Massage and Lanna Tok Sen, and brought those techniques home to the lake. THEVA is where she shares them — real pressure, real technique, the way it is taught in Thailand.
WHAT WE PRACTISE
Traditional techniques, done properly.
THE HOUSE TREATMENT
THEVA Signature
Made for you on the day. Traditional Thai massage with warm oil blended with Tiger Balm, and the time spent where you are tight — not a fixed routine.
60 min $13590 min $190120 min $240
Prices before HST.
| Traditional Thai MassageClothed. Slow pressure along the lines, then the assisted stretches. | 60 · $90 90 · $130 |
| Lanna Tok SenThe northern wooden hammer and wedge. Deep, rhythmic, for the back and shoulders that will not let go. | 60 · $145 90 · $215 |
| Thai Herbal CompressWarm bundles of Thai herbs pressed into tired muscles after the massage. | 90 · $150 |
| BambooLanna bamboo rolling for legs and back. | 60 · $135 90 · $185 |
| Aromatic OilLong, slow strokes with oil. The gentler option. | 60 · $95 90 · $135 |
| Foot ReflexologyFeet and lower legs. For the end of a long shift. | 45 · $70 |
| CouplesTwo beds, side by side. | 60 · $180 |
Prices before HST. Yam Khang is offered in person only, by arrangement.
THE JOURNEY
Learned in Thailand. Brought home with care.
HOW A SESSION GOES
Watch Chef Mo explain it →
Knead. Press the lines. Knead again.
This is the order Chef Mo was taught in Chiang Mai, and the order every THEVA session follows. It works on the muscle first, then goes deeper.
01Knead the muscle until it lets goPalms and forearms first. Nothing deep until the muscle has softened — pressing a tight muscle hard only makes it guard.
02Press the Sen linesThumb by thumb along the line, about one thumb-width at a time. Press slowly, hold for about three seconds, release slowly. With Tok Sen, the wooden hammer and wedge do the same work with a rhythm you can hear.
03Knead again, then stretchThe muscle is worked once more to settle it, then the assisted stretches that Thai massage is known for. You leave on your feet, not floating.
WHO COMES TO THEVA
People who use their bodies all day.
Chef Mo built THEVA because she spent fifteen years standing at a wok. The treatments are for working bodies, not a spa day.
Long days on your feetKitchen, retail, healthcare, trades. Legs, lower back and feet get most of the time.
Desk, screen, steering wheelNeck, shoulders and the band across the upper back. Tok Sen was made for this.
After trainingRunners, lifters, weekend sports. Herbal compress on the days the muscles are loud.
Carrying a lotParents, caregivers, anyone who lifts and holds all day. Slow pressure, no rush.
GOOD TO KNOW
Before your first visit.
What do I wear?Thai massage is done clothed. We give you loose cotton clothes to change into. Herbal compress and Tok Sen are done on the back and limbs, with a sheet.
Does it hurt?It is firm, and you will feel it. It should never be sharp. Say one word and the pressure changes — that is the whole point of a slow hold.
How long?60, 90 or 120 minutes depending on the treatment. A first Tok Sen is best at 90, so there is time to knead before the hammer starts.
Who does the treatment?Therapists working in the Lanna tradition, trained to the house system Chef Mo built from her training at Old Medicine Hospital in Chiang Mai.
When can I book?Early November 2026 at 270 Lakeshore Rd E, Port Credit, a few doors from More Thai. Open daily 10am to 8pm. Waitlist members hear first and get the opening offer.
Anything I should tell you first?Yes. Please let us know if you are pregnant (we treat months 4 to 6 only), have had surgery in the last six months, or have a condition your doctor would want us to know about. Late cancellations and no-shows are charged 50%.
Food and massage together?Yes. Treatment at THEVA, then dinner at More Thai next door. Packages and gift cards usable across all our houses are coming with the opening.
THE WAITLIST
Hear first when the door opens.
One email when booking opens, with an opening offer for the people on this list. Nothing else until then.
THEVA Thai Wellness
270 Lakeshore Rd E, Port Credit · Daily 10am–8pm · Opening early November 2026647-299-5229 · contact.thevathai@gmail.com