Walked in without an appointment as I saw this shop while venturing around the area. They usually…read moretake appointment only but had an opening. I had to wait 20 minutes but no big deal since they gave me a cool towel and ice water while sitting on the couch. They did me a favor squeezing me in. Even offered other refreshments. Excellent customer service. They play great music as well in my opinion. I received a haircut from Mark and I'd say it was excellent. Exactly how I wanted. I nearly gave this an overall rating of 4 because of the price. Nearly $50 bucks, HK380. It is Hong Kong though...so I took that into consideration. Will I go here for a haircut next time? Yup.

Great hair cut. Walked in and was able to get a cut and a shave, but I highly recommend an…read moreappointment. I got lucky to be able to get fit in. Place has a cool vibe. About 6 barber chairs, music and they offered me a beverage while I waited. Only con was a bit steep on the price. But for a nice pampering, worth it.

Had a haircut here during my recent visit to HK. Excellent service and I'm very much satisfied…read more Price is on the upper side however still cheaper than most barber shops of the same caliber in SF Bay Area.

Getting a gent's haircut in HK can be a daunting and expensive process, especially if you are an…read moreex-pat or foreign visitor. How much will it cost, will they make me look like Miley Cyrus, what's the Canto for grade 2 the back and sides? Now, you can head to any chain of QB House, and get a perfectly adequate cut price cut in 10 minutes; or you can go for the full monty at The Barber Shop in Central, and smash some serious cash for a great pamper. However, the savvy shopper will go to Hennessy Plaza, 164-166 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai. On the first floor there are two salons, you want to go to the one on the left as you look at them from the elevator lobby. This place is so local, there is no English name! Once you get in there, the staff are extremely friendly. They'll sit you down and patiently understand your hand signals, before ploughing in and giving you a great haircut. But, haircuts aside, it's the frills and thrills that keep me coming back to these guys. After you are beautifully coiffed within an inch of your life, comes the best bit - a hot towel facial and a straight razor shave, you're not gonna get that at QB House! Be warned though, it can be quite nerve-wracking. You see, the barbers here are the "Shanghai masters". This means that they are older than Moses, and they are shakier than a Red Bull swilling ugly bloke asking out a hot girl. However, once that razor (and your throat) is in their hands, the skill and precision is phenomenal. Masters they are! They'll have you smoother than a babe's butt in moments. They'll even duo the mono brow and tope the nose hairs - nice! And, if that ain't service enough, the lovely lady cashier will finish you off with a shampoo, condition and blow-dry (easy boys, I said blow-dry). The best thing with her is, it doesn't matter how much hair you have left on your bonce that actually needs washing, she'll slather a load of shampoo in, and massage your head for a good long while like it was a pound of bread dough. Finally, you are cut, you are shaved, and and you are washed - now the cherry on the top. The whole kit and caboodle only costs HKD88, you're practically robbing them! Trust me on this one guys. Our ladies have the spas, and the facials, and the mani-pedis. We get this; a shaky guy with a weapon - you gotta love it!

Yes, it's a dive. And a little intimidating for a visiting foreigner. A little English... mostly…read morejust to say "$100HKD" It's listed as the first floor, which is really the third. Walk up a flight of stairs, which puts you on floor "G". The elevators were next to the sleeping guard. Go up to floor 1. I'm just a buzz cut, so I didn't need to explain anything complicated. I got the only woman on the place. She was polite, but serious and intensely focused. The rest of the guys were intensely focused on the horse racing on the TV. Anyway, it was all good and I'd go back again.

I highly recommend Angel's Barber Shop!…read more I'm recently relocated to Hong Kong from Manhattan, NYC, where for many years happily had a regular Westside Manhattan barber near Lincoln Center ... But after arriving in Hong Kong and needing a haircut, I just happened upon this Wan Chai location after doing some research; luckily finding the establishment while perusing WeChat and making friends with Angel. I made a reservation with the establishment's proprietor herself - and I admit, I'm a supporter of women entrepreneurs (Angel and her team are from Thailand, living In Hong Kong for decades) who bravely ventured out to make their own way. But this was no politically correct connection - the establishment is very first class; and Angel, having worked a number of years as a haircutter at one of Hong Kong's top barbershops, is one of the best haircutters that I've ever had. Overall: Great location; great shop atmosphere - includes massages and other top spa like services (yes, it's located on the 4th floor of an office building, but easy to find). It has great friendly service... and most importantly, a great, reasonably priced haircut!

From the owner: 10% off for your first treatment…read more We have a loyalty program, so every tenth treatment is free.

Love this barber!!…read more $500hkd for a fade on my sides. He really takes his time, works solo. And is situated down an alleyway!! Next to 100A Fa Yuen St.

So I decided to find an extra hairstylist on top of the one I have been using, just to mix things…read moreup a bit. So after I read Kerrie's review and came and found Mandy to help me with the hair. First thing first, my hair is hard to handle. Thick and messy and goes all directions. I'm usually pretty concerned whenever I go for a new hairstylist. Well not this time. I was here at 3pm. Quite a few customers here even at this off hours. Staff washed my hair and Mandy greeted me and asked me how to work on the hair. On one hand, you could see she's very curious about my hair (I know right), and on the other hand, she did listen to my request and we spent time talking about the requirements before the first cut. It was a breeze. Like the new hairstyle. Nothing over the top, yet very summer-y. (Sorry no pictures lol) And from the conversation with Mandy - ever since she made that rainbow color for Kerrie (and posted on social media), she got many requests to make the same. Oh boy. One day... one day I'll have a rainbow dye.

Had Larrie the stylist for a cut and highlight. She was good in trying to explain the different…read moretypes of highlight and was able to let us decide what to do. Some hair stylists tend to be a little overbearing and even you ask them to do A they end up doing B instead! Anyways it came out almost what we wanted and we are happy how it looks. Thanks Larrie!

Got a really great cut after closing hours! Sam gave me some recommendations for HK during my visit…read moreand went above and beyond!

Staff are really nice and the price is reasonable. I went in without making a reservation, and…read moreprobably waited for like 10 minutes, which is not that bad for me. Overall, I highly recommend this place. The locaiton is kind of hard to find but I was able to reach there using Google Maps.

Great efficient service. Friendly staff and a cool atmosphere. Starting with free drinks, to a nice…read morecool cut and a hot towel to end the experience. Amazing.

Probably the most expensive haircut I've ever had in my life. Let alone in Hong Kong. However it…read morewas a great experience. They offer you a drink and started the haircut with a warm wet towel versus a hair wash. That was unique in a good way. I love the decor of the place. Hip, skater, grunge, vibe. Totally my flavor. However still inclusive for the average Joe. Even if you didn't have a tattoo. It was relaxing and the cut met all my expectations. Who doesn't love a crisp straight razor finish.

Hong Kong, Central. November 2023…read more The Mandarin Oriental's Barber is on the hotel's second floor. Gentlemen will receive a bespoke experience influenced by England and Shanghai. You can get a haircut and shave from your barber. Someone is available to do a Shanghai pedicure if you don't take care of your feet and spend a lot time barefoot. Some of their barbers have worked there for decades and only serve regular clients in a private room. When not in use the private room is open to mostly hotel guests. Your pampering starts with an offer of coffee or proper tea w biscuit. Come in early to unwind. I believe a beer is available from downstairs in the late afternoon for you after work types who need a cut or shave. It's very nice to pamper yourself once in a while in a gentleman's environment.

We came here for the Shanghainess pedicure, aka. shaving skin very softly from the feet. I saved my…read morefeet skin for two months so I can fully enjoy this. The guy who did my pedicure was very nice, asked how long my nails want to be (yes they do cut nails and even put nail polish on if you like), then carefully lifted my feet and started shaving skin, from bottom to top. I've never experienced such thorough shaving that I felt like my feet were 2lbs lighter. To be fair it's not the cheapest pedicure, about a little over $100, but given I'm only coming to Hong Kong every 3 years or so, it's very worth it.

This review is for the original Barbershop in Central, Adam has opened another one in Wanchai and…read moreis currently based there. Adam is one of, if not the best barber in Hong Kong. With over 16 years of experience behind him, he is a master artisan with exemplary apprentices learning the craft from him and this fact alone says a lot about him. Adam and his team are passionate about their skills and are accommodating with excellent service. No frills, unpretentious, honest to goodness hair professionals of outstanding caliber. Highly recommended.

Legit place with professional barbers! Greeted the moment I walked in and the AC was on point. Put…read moreon the first layer of robe and cut a nice wash and then a second layer prior to the cut. Pong was my stylist and listened carefully to my direction and executed the cut to perfection. At times the cut was so relaxing and literally feel asleep and Pong caught my head. Thank goodness he was shaving yet. The cut was clean, and so was the entire experience. The shop itself was hip, with 4 other stylist doing their thing. You would think it would be loud but on the contrary it was anything but. There is a restroom and chairs for waiting. DIRECTIONS: Now the place can be difficult to locate so pay attention to one of the narrow hallway from the Main Street. The shop is located in a hole in a wall hallway and in the second floor. I made a same day appointment but call ahead to make sure. They are close on Monday. Pong spoke English and I suppose others do too. I know where and who I am going to have my chair cut next time I visit HK.