Quinzel
Every manicure and pedicure here comes in a halal-certified version or with inai (henna), and the same team trims calluses and treats ingrown toenails. The package price list comes out before you pay; have your answer ready before you sit down.
Come here if
- It's your first manicure, or your daughter's
- You have an ingrown toenail or hard calluses to deal with
Maybe not if
- You want to pay and go without a sales chat
Known for
What guests come here for
What people say
The room
Muslim women have their manicure and pedicure in a separate private room, so their feet stay out of view.
Out in the main salon it's quiet, and the tools are sanitised before each client.
Careful, detailed work
They clean up the cuticles slowly and file each nail to an even shape.
A cracked nail gets pointed out, and they offer to repair it before the colour goes on.
Your first visit
For many customers this was their first manicure ever.
Mothers have brought young daughters along too, and the staff kept them entertained the whole time.
How much selling to expect
The technician runs through the package prices near the end, and for many a single polite no closes it.
Now and then the offer comes again at the counter after a no, or a second staff member joins in to push a costly nail-fungus treatment.
They explain what they are doing
They talk you through each step as they go, including what a nail problem means and what to do about it.
People have gone home with tips on caring for their nails and feet between visits.
The small extras
Your chair gives you a back massage while they work, and someone brings you tea or coffee with a biscuit.
A manicure often ends with a short hand and shoulder massage, and a pedicure with one for the feet.
Summarised from over a thousand public reviews. Last reviewed October 2026.
Who to ask for
People customers name in public reviews, and what they said about them. Not a full list of who works here.
“My nail tech Julie made me feel comfortable and was very accommodating to what I wanted for my nails.”
“Wendy is very friendly and explains everything very clearly.”
“Would recommend Jia Xuan, gave me solid advice and even allowed me to try different colours before choosing one.”
“My nail tech Joey was knowledgeable, friendly and very professional; loved the cat eye nails she gave me!”
Services
20 services
Manicure
6 options · $$
Pedicure
6 options · $$
Gel nails
8 options · $$$
Approximate prices from the salon's published menu, checked October 2026. Prices vary by the treatment, its length and any add-ons, so confirm with the salon before booking. $ to $$$ compares this salon's starting prices with other Singapore salons' published menus for the same treatments: $ is the most affordable quarter, $$$ the priciest. See their full price list ↗
Common questions
The things people ask before booking
Q Is the nail polish halal?
The salon lists a halal-certified range, and every manicure and pedicure, gel included, comes in a halal version or with inai (henna). Muslim customers describe the halal polish as wudhu-friendly.
Q How much is a gel manicure?
$48 express or $78 classic with regular gel, $68 or $88 with halal gel, all nett. A plain express manicure without gel is $18.
