Yi Jo Hair Salon

Females beware coming in here. They will cut your hair shorter regardless of instructions & they add extra $5 pricing without your consent since they "style & blow dry" when all I’ve asked for was HAIRCUT WITH LAYERS & BANGS. I DID NOT GET THE BANGS. I didn’t had the time to argue with the lady that know 50/50 English. Please moving forward stop scamming people because of your lack of understanding & communication. $9 haircuts applies to men only. I’m so disappointed. Never again.

Currently $18 for shampoo, Long hair cut, and blow dry. I tipped $4 because it's what I had, and would have tipped $5 for what I think is really great prices. My go-to for a simple no frills haircut. I have had to wait 15-40 min for a walk in because they are popular and only have a husband and wife team plus maybe one extra staff, so don't forget to bring a book.

Well, the claimed price is definitely very good. BUT. But they will force you to pay the tip. The lady that cut my hair was speaking loudly on phone in Chinese during the haircut process. I thing this is enough to refrain from giving a tip. But the lady thinks different and she was shouting, holding my hand and when I left she even came out outside the salon requiring me to pay the tip. I explained why I'm not giving the tip. But she didn't want take this argument. I asked her if she is the owner just to let her understand that I can complain for such client mistreatment. But she said that she is the owner and told me to never come back to her salon. Okay, I definitely won't and I do not recommend you too. There are some other salons with the same price range in the neighborhood.

Very disrespectful people! They slowly increased price for haircut but it is $8 which is fine. However, they would ask you for a tip and I give a tip everytime. This time it was a bad haircut so I only gave $1 tip. The man instead of thanking or at least staying quiet, started complaining about the low tip. Very ridiculous attitude!

I get my haircut there because they do a good professional job, detail oriented. Also is located 3 blocks from where I live, good value too, regular haircut it’s only $8 dollars. I will recommend it to anyone.

I decided to try this place out because I just wanted to trim off any split ends I had. So I asked them to cut off 1 inch of hair. For long hair, they charge $9, so I decided to tip them $2, which is already 22% tip. But they would not let me leave the store until I tipped them $3 (33%). If it had been great service, or I had asked for anything difficult, I would definitely tip them AT LEAST $3. But I didn't ask for any kind of styling nor did I make any special requests to warrant their rude and forceful behavior; it's not like I undertipped them. In fact, the stylist had been pretty rude from the start. My friend and I had both gotten haircuts here at the same time and we agreed after that experience, to never come back here again. I don't normally write reviews, but my friend and I are still shocked and annoyed days later. So I figured I would warn others about their unprofessionalism.

They are my barber/ hair stylist for years as I get a crew cut with clippers everytime. I can speak rudimentary Cantonese so I can communicate with the owners. They are honest immigrants who provide conventional hair styling services at low cost. They represent the barber my dad used to take me to get a simple cut. Most of their clients are multi-ethnic families and cab drivers who just need a cut. For a $7 cut, I usual tip $3. If you're looking for a posh or upscale treatment, it's better to go somewhere else.