New Hong Kong — Local services in New York

If you don't really care what kind of haircut you get as long as its shorter, then this may be the place.

Cheap and felt even rushed. the haircut is awful, and communication was very poor. I vaguely said just cut just a little bit and he cut off almost 5 inches on his own decision and obviously I could not open my eyes during the cut to see otherwise hair would fall all over my eyes.

I've always had really bad experience with barbers who put your bangs back BEFORE AND AFTER cutting. You literally cannot see how the bangs were cut at all, but after you put your hair back to normal the bangs look AWFUL. Not only that, the part around the ears is really bad as well.

Unfortunately this haircut basically ruined my life for the...

I was in Chinatown for a lunar new year celebration and while walking around I stumbled on to this barbershop. I didn't have time to get a haircut before I left home. I saw the price as I was walking by one of the barbers waved me in and I decided to give them a try. I was not disappointed. I paid $7 for an awesome haircut. The place was busy but with 4 barbers, I was in and out in less than 20 minutes. If you want for an additional $3 you can get a shampoo and blow dry. They only take cash but at that price it isn't an issue. If I am in the area and needed a haircut I...

You get what you pay for. If you consistently go to just one of the barbers, don’t expect much acknowledgment from the others — they mostly keep to their own clients and tend to ignore everyone else. If you’re just accompanying someone, the experience can feel a bit uncomfortable. There’s not much effort to make anyone feel welcome unless you’re in the chair.

The space could definitely be cleaner. While I was waiting, bits of chopped hair from someone getting a cut actually blew into my face. It...