I take my son here to get haircuts. I got my son's first haircut here and Zack did an amazing job…read more I still take my son here whenever I can. He's a bit more active than other kids and has sensory issues with hair a bit. I trust Zack every time to give my son a detailed cut because he has patience with my child. That's worth everything to me, and a bonus is that my son leaves happy every time. It's not just the amazing work but the kindness here that keeps us coming back. I added a before and after of the hair cut.

Just had an amazing razor neck trim / cleanup. Thank you Chris. I'll be back the next time I'm in…read moretown.

Come down to New Hong Kong Barber Shop and fight inflation!…read more Explained what I wanted to the barber, showed him a pic too, and he quickly delivered... all for $7 excluding tip! Wow! Would definitely recommend bringing a pic, just in case. New Hong Kong Barber Shop - Great service! Great job!

Best deal in town... Only in Chinatown you can get a Barber Shop style haircut for $7! We have a…read morefavorite guy (gasp, never got his name) but he's in the second chair. He is the youngest of the barbers if that helps. LOL This spot is meant to be a quick cut and go kind of place. They don't wash your hair unless you request it. And this is not a "salon" so don't expect the comfy lounge chair and head massage if you choose to wash your hair. The space of this shop limits them to be efficient so think a tiny pedestal sink and you leaning into it. Done and done. So wash before you go to make your visit quick and easy. There's about four barbers on site at a time, cannot social distance here but keep your mask on and move along when done. There is an outdoor waiting area (on the sidewalk with two chairs next to the ATM). Otherwise, stand just in view of the window and they'll call you when it's your turn. No appointments here, first come first serve. Note: I only bring my son here usually but I've seen all walks of ages go in to frequent this place. Chinatown is famous for being inexpensive, this is definitely worth the bucks and what you've saved, you can spend on the best food in town.

Lenny, Lenny, Lenny, he is my barber and as long as he is cutting he will be my barber. Nice quiet…read moreplace, not full of loud music or distracting conversation between barbers, they give you their full attention and a great haircut. I cannot wait until they reopen and hope they are all safe and healthy and and made it through this challenging time.

Not good. I tried this place again after a few years and it wasnt until it was too late that i…read morerealized the same guy was giving me the same bad haircut because his training wasn't right. Anyone who starts a fade from the top clearly isnt aware that heads come in all shapes and sizes.

Charged me a no show for being a little late even though I called ahead and notified I was stuck in…read morenyc traffic. They said it was fine then turned me away upon arrival. Unkind, unprofessional people on the whole.

Natty is the absolute best -- I usually dread getting my hair cut, but he always makes me feel so…read moregood and has never done me wrong. I've also had countless blowouts over the years, and Erika is hands down the best I've ever had.

After looking for a great barber shop for years I have finally found my home. The shop is clean…read moreand the barbers do an amazing job. I usually see Sam the owner but Abdul has also given me amazing service. Everytime I come I fell at home, comfortable and listened too. They even go an extra step after beard trim and shave and do an amazing face scrub Anyone looking for a talented barber and great atmosphere Stellar is your place.

Stellar Barbershop is a Manhattan shop, with a vintage vibe and superb professionalism. There are…read moretimes when a haircut is just to cut hair, and there are times when you are getting a service and an experience. At Stellar Barbershop you are definitely getting the full experience. I was there to get a haircut for a wedding - my wedding as a matter of fact. Sam and Abdul took such great care of me and made sure the one thing I wouldn't have to worry about was my hair on my crazy busy wedding day. They made sure to fit me in on the day of my wedding. I really appreciate this accommodation, because like a lot of places tend to have quite a packed schedule days or sometimes weeks in advance. I had my hair cut by Abdul and he is a genius with cutting hair. He could tell by learning my beard & hair preferences, along with seeing my head shape, exactly how to maximize the final presentation. The haircut was done with impeccable scissorwork, along with the trimmers to give my hair a professionally done look and feel. I also got my beard trimmed and shaped with the hot steamed towel - highly recommend this if you're on the fence. While I had the chance to only speak with Sam, he was kind enough to make sure a spot was secured for me on their calendar. Thank you very much guys, Stellar Job. I look forward to seeing you again.

Danny is great for getting his perspective and a unique cut. I appreciate that he himself has an…read moreinteresting and unique cut each time.

Communication is really bad, they couldn't figure out whether my appointment was at the 12 Pell or…read more76 Mulberry location. When I get there I find out he's overbooked and running 20 minutes late, which is hilarious after getting so many texts from them to make sure I'm not late. I had plans after. It's a 45-minute cut. 20 minutes makes a difference! I was looking for a new barber, not a one-off cut. Once a dude acts flippant with my time, why bother? I knew I'd never be back without even sitting in the chair.

I can't believe I paid $35 for this. tl; Dr -- Barber doesn't speak English and his translator is…read moredistracted, then argues with me about getting the haircut I asked for. Really it should have been $30 but the barber did his best with what he could and he worked hard so I tipped. But here's the story: I walk in, a guy asked me if I want a haircut and I said yeah how much? He said 30 bucks so I said sure. Dude speaks perfect English. He sits me down with a guy who speaks very little English and that's fine, But original guy leaves my barber adrift. I say I'd like a high fade and then a squared off top but not too short. My barber, doing his best, is like okay not too short. I show him a picture of an earlier haircut that came out the way I wanted and asked if it can look like that. He asks me if they used a number two, I say I don't know the numbers but if you think it's a number two that's fine. I'm not particularly concerned with how close the fade is, is so much as getting one. He gives me a nice even trim around the sides and spends like 45 minutes doing what he can with my long hair. Almost entirely with scissors, which really isn't necessary on the sides but however he chooses to work. That's up to him. Guy obviously knows his business. So far: respect. Things get weird: I don't know why he spent so much of the haircut cutting where I had parted my hair. I really don't need the part in my hair to be cut in there. I try to tell him not to worry about that, when it's short I usually just comb it all back and only comb over to the side when it gets really long. I don't think this crosses the language barrier, but now I've got a Gumby haircut. He does a little bit of snipping up top, but my hair is still long, which I guess yeah is technically not too short. There's nothing to clean up the fuzz or make it even. Huge licks of curls are springing out and he's trying to brush them over into a single piece but we both know it's not working. He gets done, I finally get to look at my haircut because he's kept my head pointed down most of the time, and all I ask is if they can make the sides more of a fade. Some quick conversation between original guy and my barber follows. Original guy tells me this is what I asked for and I told my barber to use a number two. If I wanted a fade I should have told him at the start. Bearing in mind that all this info can only come through a third party so I'm not sure how much of what I told my barber even got to him. And I say, yeah but I asked for a fade, So back to the well we go after this minor dispute. My hard-working barber gives me a pretty okay fade now that he knows that's what's up. I don't even push it past that because the top has been a wreck for the last 40 minutes. I'd rather just leave it long and have a competent shop fix it then ask for it shorter and commit to these errors. So now I'm going to end up with a $60 haircut across two barbers or stick with this $35 number that looks worse than when I was poor and used to have to cut it over the sink myself. And this is what the top looks like. This is in fierce competition for the top three worst haircuts I've ever had. And I'm including the guy in Washington who'd had a stroke a month prior and told me he didn't know what a fade was. Oh well. At least my sides look good now that I had to fight to get them. When I went back to my usual barber to get this fixed, his first question was "Who did this to you?"

My husband was a walk-in and Jimmy was so nice. He sat my husband right away and got to work. Jimmy…read moreis super friendly and worked quickly on my husband's haircut after they discussed how to cut it. It was so nice to watch Jimmy work because he is super efficient and makes his job look easy. My husband and I were extremely satisfied with the haircut. My husband's best haircut has been from Aktas!

Best cut in NYC. The vibe is old school cantonese living. I have been going here for over 10 years…read moreand never looked back. I always get great compliments on my cuts. All barbers here are skilled.

Best value excellent hair cuts . As well as an excuse to have a Chinatown lunch. Very friendly…read moreatmosphere