Reviews of Mililani Barber Shop (Barber Shop)

Clayton Timmer

I'm not picky about haircuts but was happy with the little vacuum hose that keeps the cut hairs from getting all down my shirt. I didn't know that was a thing. I'll definately be back.

Swisher Heinz

I've been cutting hair at Mililani Barber Shop for 16 years. Not once was I ever disappointed or left feeling that I didn't get my money's worth. There are 6 or 7 barbers that work here and it doesn't matter who cuts my hair I always feel good about the cut. The prices are reasonable and certainly competitive with the likes of Super Cuts and the rest. Give these nice folks a chance if you have never been here before because you won't be disappointed.

Shellerz G

They messed up my husband's hair and he had to go elsewhere to get it fixed. Waste of money!

Bradly Santiago Mendez

Don’t ever get your haircut here. The lady will mess you up and hope that you don’t get caught dead. She has no experience cutting hair without doubt. Just look at the reviews.

Arlex Mena

Not really a barbershop they dont use razors.

xathenz808 yesday

super cheap compared to other places here in mililani. very fast service. Cho was great. thanks

P C

Very consistent, enjoy my cut every time (even the one time it was a bit shorter than intended, it looked good). Unlike a lot of the franchises in mililani, where it's a quality coin toss, I have never left frustrated with my cut. Seems every [superlative]Cuts in any part of mililani has disappointed me nearly every other visit. I like dependable.

Caz

Great Barbershop. They take there time and give quality hair cuts.

l. w.

Small, 5-chair Barber Shop. PROs: -Cut is pretty consistently higher quality/more precise than on post...when they understand what you want. -Will do skinned sides on request (most post/base barbers in Hawai'i won't). -No drama. No one yells here. Ever. -Military discount with ID; w/discount a medium skinned fade is about $12+tax as of February 2017. -Reasonable overall. Expect to pay about $14 for the same without a military discount. Most civilian places in the area, including Supercuts, charge $16 and up. CONs: -Can be a time suck. Like other reviewers have mentioned, they DO take their time to get it exactly how you want it and so expect to spend around 20-30 minutes here (yes, really). -Mix of local and foreign-national barbers (be warned that communication may be challenging at times). There is a chart of haircuts on the wall. Point to it. It helps. -Wish that the Barbers were a bit more personable. Quietest shop I've ever been in. -***CASH ONLY!*** There is a First Hawaiian Bank in this strip mall, but the ATM fees are super high. SO-SO: -Free parking, although this shop is across from Mililani's only Jack in the Box, and in the same strip mall as a Thai restaurant, a beauty salon, and some other shops, so parking can get crowded. -Not entirely disability friendly. Wheelchair accessible entrance is on the Kuahelani Drive side of complex (across from the apartment complexes). While there are a few parking stalls if you entered from that side, it is usually crowded there and the shop isn't very visible. Go towards your left/head for the Rajanee Thai outdoor tables, and you'll see the shop next to it on the left. If you parked near the Jack in the Box in the main parking area, like most people, the back door has no wheelchair entrance. You'll have to go towards the First Hawaiian Bank, turn right, and turn right again, heading towards the concrete berms/risers/outdoor seating area, past Rajanee Thai, and the shop's wheelchair accessible entrance will be on your right--that's a long way for a wheelchair or walker. And trying to go around the complex by the Goodyear can be dangerous because of the driveway. Number pull system; check the red ticket dispenser by the register if crowded. If not crowded, someone usually greets you and offers you their chair. No stress if you have a preferred Barber, though. Wilson is pretty popular. Recommend, but just barely.

Gabe green

This is the best place I have been to on the island. Well kept but humble feel, small, calm and laid back. No crazy "barber drama" ever goes on. The haircuts are ALWAYS exactly how I ask. They take their time and are clearly not in a rush to just "get heads done". Being military for 9 years now, you can imagine how much time I have spent in barber shops and this one is one of those little gems that is easy to call "my place". I paid 12$ for the cuts and always tip on top of that. It's not as close as some of the others but I'll gladly go a bit out of my way to get a cut here every time.

Chris Grammer

I don't normally do reviews, but this place deserves one. I asked at a local business who does haircuts, someone told me to come here, and I'm glad I did. I am skeptical about hair cutting places on this island, they either want to do a military cut or make you look like a douche. not this place. I walked in, was seated immediately, said "i want my hair cut.", no more interaction, and got my hair cut. I am VERY satisfied with how well the gentleman cut my hair.

bludrak1301

Great hair cuts, and lower prices than competitors in the area.

Brian Cranmer

Been coming here twice a month for over 3 years. Great prices for military.

Brandon Ross

Nice little spot. Very friendly, good prices. They have an active duty haircut as well for military.

Rafal S.

I normally go to barber shops on base because it it cheaper, but this place has a really good deal for the military, $12 for a haircut. So I didn't have any excuse not to support a local business. My haircut turned out pretty good, and I absolutely loved the hot towel on my neck and ears at the end of my haircut. 22 years in the military and this the first time I experienced this. UPDATE They don't give military discounts to retired military. It is their choice, but it would be smart if they did. I guess I won't come here again after all, it worth going to Schofield to save $5. Not being able to pay with the card is a hassle too. Who carries cash now days? Just lost a loyal client.

Maka Chun

Overall, this was the most average haircut I have ever gotten. It wasn't good, but it wasn't bad either. I asked for mid fade with the 1 blade, and tapered side burns. The fade was okay looking, and they didn't taper anything. They have a hard time speaking English, so i was expecting them to not taper anything. The barbers aren't personable, but they are not rude or mean either. I honestly rather them focus on my hair, instead of having to make the effort to talk through a language barrier. The price point is only good for military at $12. I am not military, so I had to pay almost $18. There are tons of top notch barbers that charge $18, so the quality for the cuts here are not worth it if you are not military. Overall, I paid $18 for a $12 quality haircut. If you are military this place may be worth checking out.