Waialae Barber & Hair Salon — Local services in Honolulu

I am so happy that my barber, Quan Tran who for many years has cut my hair moved to this place. He does a great job and is very personable. Quan has a pretty big following, so an appointment is highly recommended, but he does his very best to accommodate walk-ins as much a possible.

The location is a bright little shop that is clean and neatly laid out. Not very big, but that is good because there isn't a lot of noise from too many customers or employees chattering away.

Forget those chain barbers, you will get a better cut here at a good price. Those new trendy barbershops are way to expensive. Unless you are going for some sort of a fashion model look, keep it real and get cut here.

One negative thing about this place it the location. It is located on the corner of a very busy intersection and parking is limited, so plan a head. Lunch hour times would be a nightmare, but if there is parking, there is a lot across the street next to City Mill that you can pay if...

The hairstylist Marcy is spectacular because she she washed and cut my hair while practicing health and safety protocols for hair styling flawlessly. The shampoo was had tea tree oil to do a deep clean in the hair follicles and pores, and the conditioner was infused with honey to give the hair a healthy shine and almonds to strengthen and repair the hair. The haircut was done with precision and accuracy, and the end result was completely symmetrical. She texturized my hair after doing the cut, so that the my hair blended with the areas that was cut with electric shaver. Lastly, she brushed the electric shaver after a certain amount of hair was cut, so that little to no hair fell onto my face. The price was affordable, and the barber shop included a student discount for University of...

Called before I walked in because you can't make appointment there. When I asked if there's any wait, or any other question, you only get " yes, yes". Told them I'll be there in 10-15 minutes.

Walked in and found three people sitting in the barber's chair, so I quietly sat down wait for my turn.

Long story short, if you don't speak their language, you're just sitting "it". I had people that came after me getting their hair cut. Walked out of there after I sat down and waited for 20 minutes.

You can try call, but all you get is that...