Closter Dong Yang Barber Shop

"Started coming here around COVID time. Getting a very sloppy and uneven haircut. Owner does not ask if the haircut was ok or not. I told him that it was still too long. He got annoyed and would just shorten on top and leave other spots uneven. Terrible."

"Here is my advice to you (potential customer) 1. If you don’t speak Korean, DON’T GO; probably, you will get a Pedicure instead of a haircut. 2. regardless of how difficult is the haircut style you want, you get MAX 10 min (if you are lucky). 3. Your head will get vacuumed at the end, with a home depot industrial vacuum, to make sure you are hairless. 4. Of course, there is only one barber but multiple chairs. 5. Make sure you will see the back side of your head before you leave. That couple it’s a threat"

"I showed a picture of the cut I wanted but when he was done, was TOTALLY DIFFERENT! I made sure he can cut like the picture I showed and he said no problem. Will never go here again. Stay away from this barber shop!"

"I drive 20-miles round trip for a men's haircut here. The Korean husband-and-wife barbers will give you a scissor cut, use a straight razor to shave your neck and finish by vacuuming stray hairs and massaging your head at the same time. The price is now $25 in cash plus a tip. The shop in the Closter Commons shopping center was closed for 3 months because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the owner Mr. Park said today, but is back in business. I made an appointment, but two men who walked in were told to wait. The Closter Commons shopping center has other Korean businesses, including a Korean restaurant, bakery, Korean-Chinese restaurant, spa and nail salon."