A manicure in Bangkok starts from 200 THB for an express session, a pedicure from 300 THB, and combined mani-pedi deals are the local speciality for saving money and time in one visit. The verified salons below sit near BTS stations across Sukhumvit, Silom, and beyond, most open until 20:00 or later. Compare real prices and photo reviews of finished nails. Book in 30 seconds, pay at the salon.

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A manicure covers the hands: nails shaped and buffed, cuticles tidied, hands moisturised, finished with polish or left clean and natural. A pedicure does the same for the feet, usually adding a warm soak, callus care, and a light foot massage, which is why many first-timers in Bangkok are surprised how close it feels to a mini spa treatment. If you want both, book them together: most salons run mani-pedi combos in one seated session with two technicians working simultaneously, done in about an hour. This page focuses on classic hand and foot care with regular or gel colour. For nail extensions, elaborate nail art, or browsing every nail studio in the city, our main nail salon in Bangkok page covers the full landscape.
Bangkok has turned the pedicure into a small ritual, and knowing the steps helps you pick the right service tier. A classic pedicure, from 300 THB, starts with a warm foot soak, then nail trimming and shaping, cuticle work, callus smoothing on heels and soles, a quick moisturising massage, and your choice of polish. Spa versions add exfoliating scrubs, masks, and a longer massage, with premium studios offering signature sessions from 899 THB. Expect 45 to 60 minutes in a reclining chair, longer for spa tiers. Gel colour on toes lasts four to six weeks, noticeably longer than on hands, which makes a gel pedicure one of the best-value beauty services in the city, especially in sandal weather that never really ends here.
An express manicure in Bangkok starts from 200 THB and takes about 20 to 30 minutes, while a full classic manicure runs from 300 THB. Pedicures start from 300 THB for the classic version, with spa and signature tiers reaching 899 THB at premium Silom studios. Adding gel colour brings a manicure to roughly 300 to 450 THB depending on the district, with gel starting from 250 THB citywide. Location shifts the scale: Phrom Phong precision studios charge more than On Nut or Ekkamai neighbourhood salons for comparable work. The best value is almost always the combo: booking manicure and pedicure together typically costs less than the two services separately, and many salons on SeeU sweeten it further with Happy Deal discounts of 10 to 50 percent.
The mani-pedi combo is Bangkok's signature nail booking, and around Nana it is practically the local speciality. The logic is simple: you sit once, and two technicians work in parallel, one on your hands, one on your feet, so a full refresh of all twenty nails wraps in roughly 60 to 90 minutes instead of two separate appointments. Combos are priced as packages, reliably cheaper than booking the services individually, and salons often extend the deal to gel on both or a spa upgrade on the pedicure side. When comparing salons below, open the services list on each SeeU page and look for combo or package lines; the discount versus separate bookings is listed transparently, so the maths is done before you commit.
For hands and especially feet, tool hygiene is the line between a great pedicure and an infection risk. The salons listed on SeeU are vetted for proper practice: metal tools sterilised between clients, single-use files and buffers, and foot-bath liners changed for every customer. Beyond hygiene, quality shows in the details a photo cannot fake: clean cuticle lines, polish that reaches the edges without flooding them, and gel that lasts weeks without lifting. That is why photo reviews matter more here than in almost any other beauty category: every SeeU salon page carries verified client photos of finished nails, so you judge actual output, not marketing shots. A salon holding a high rating across dozens of pictured results is a safe pair of hands, literally.
Each Bangkok district has its own nail personality. Phrom Phong is the precision capital, where Russian manicures and K-beauty finishes are the standard along sois 22 to 33, minutes from EmQuartier. Asok is built for speed: express manicures inside and around Terminal 21, squeezed between a BTS-MRT connection or a lunch break. Silom serves the office crowd with lunchtime slots and premium spa pedicures near Sala Daeng and Chong Nonsi. Nana is combo country, with dense sois of salons competing on mani-pedi packages, while On Nut and Ekkamai deliver downtown-trained technicians at neighbourhood prices. Every salon card below shows the district and a map pin to the exact door, and our area pages linked above go deeper into each neighbourhood if you already know where you will be.
Nail appointments are the easiest beauty booking to get wrong by walking in: a mani-pedi occupies a chair and often two technicians for over an hour, so popular salons run full on evenings and weekends. On SeeU the whole booking takes about 30 seconds: open a salon card below, browse the services list with exact prices, pick a manicure, pedicure, or combo, choose your time from real-time availability, and confirm. No prepayment is required at most salons, you pay at the counter after your session, and cancellation is free up to 24 hours ahead. Photo reviews of finished nails sit on every salon page, and Happy Deals of 10 to 50 percent apply automatically at participating salons. Compare the verified salons above and lock in your slot.
An express manicure in Bangkok starts from 200 THB, a classic manicure from 300 THB, and a pedicure from 300 THB, with premium spa pedicures reaching 899 THB at Silom studios. Booking a mani-pedi combo is typically cheaper than the two services separately, and many salons on SeeU add Happy Deal discounts of 10 to 50 percent on top.
An express manicure takes 20 to 30 minutes and a classic pedicure 45 to 60 minutes. Booked as a combo, most Bangkok salons assign two technicians working in parallel, so a complete mani-pedi wraps in roughly 60 to 90 minutes in a single seated session. Adding gel colour or a spa pedicure tier extends the time slightly.
Almost always, yes. Bangkok salons price mani-pedi combos as packages, reliably below the cost of the two services booked individually, and the combo saves a second trip since both are done in one session. Each salon's SeeU page lists its combo and package prices transparently, so you can compare the saving before booking.
Gel colour on toenails typically lasts four to six weeks without chipping, noticeably longer than on hands, since toenails grow slower and take less daily impact. That makes a gel pedicure one of Bangkok's best-value beauty services. When it is time for a change, most salons offer gel removal as a quick, inexpensive add-on before your next colour.
Look for metal tools sterilised between clients, single-use files and buffers, and foot-bath liners changed for every customer, the standards SeeU salons are vetted on. Photo reviews are your second check: verified client photos of finished nails on each SeeU salon page show real results, and reviewers regularly comment on cleanliness directly.
For evenings and weekends, yes: a pedicure occupies a chair for 45 to 60 minutes and popular salons run full. Booking through SeeU takes about 30 seconds, shows real-time availability across all verified salons, requires no prepayment at most of them, and cancellation is free up to 24 hours before, so there is no downside to locking in your slot.