Jayil Barber Shop

I’ve been going to this barbershop for over 40 years, since the days when it was located in the Seven Corners area. If you’re a man looking for a consistently clean haircut, this is it. The barber’s skill and style are top-notch. Highly recommended.

This is a old school Korean feel. Business is probably tough these days with all the inflation. The advertised price is $15, but if you consider the 10% tax at most places and tip, this is a $20 haircut. Just be prepared to give a $20 and walk out. Nice people, not sure how much longer their business is sustainable. Come here to support a local hard working older couple. No fad haircuts in this place.

I went to this barbershop for a haircut, which costs $15. The gentleman who cut my hair did a decent job, and I had $20 in cash. After the cut, I walked to the counter, where an elderly woman (apparently his wife) handled the payment. I handed her the $20 and waited for my $5 change — which I needed for gas. She slowly counted out the five dollars one by one, then after I took the money, she immediately called out rudely, “Where’s the tip?” I felt pressured and uncomfortable, so I gave her $2. Some time later, I returned for another haircut. I gave her $20 again, but this time she only gave me $2 in change — silently keeping $3 as a tip without asking. That is unacceptable. A tip should be voluntary, not demanded — especially not forcefully taken. Not every customer has extra cash to sp

Cash only. $15 for a haircut is a good deal nowadays.

I've been going here for 10+ years. SUPER nice people that offer a great haircut for a fair price. My haircuts bring back fond memories of being stationed in Taegu, many years ago. I have never had a bad haircut and I highly recommend this barber shop.