Joe’s Barber

My boyfriend has been here twice for a quick hair cut and has been pleased with the results both times. Personally, i love the black and white checkered tiles — they always intrigue me when I step in and I feel like I’m being taken to a whole new dimensions.
Plus I love their dark wood furnitures and the stylists here know what they are doing!
It is not usually busy so an appointment is not necessary — well both times we just walked in and it was pretty much empty on a weekend afternoon.
Prices are affordable too for its quality, the bf paid less than 50RM for a quick cut and wash.

Having the unfortunate role of being the driver of the family, I’ve been assigned to bring my younger brother out to get his monthly haircut. Every dude around town has already heard of Joe’s Barber as it truly is one of those must-​go to places to get you’re next, cool and sleek haircut and so my brother was one of them– begging me to bring him there because all his friends recommended him to do so. Not like I had a problem with that, I wanted to check this place out (and Gold Chilli across the street) too!
Walking into the barber, I already knew I was in for a super long day of waiting as everybody else there too were waiting in line to get their hairs cut. As I approached the counter, the attendant was extremely rude as she was talking really loudly and cracking jokes with one of the barbers even as me and my brother were just standing there. I stood there waiting until she acknowledged me and she just glanced and said, «Line panjang hari ni, so kalau you nak potong lagi you kena tunggu sampai malam.» I told her I understood and she said, «K, you tulis nama kat sini nanti kita call.» Mind you she wasn’t looking at me the whole time she flipping through her clipboard and was more attentive to her barber friend. She just placed the clipboard in front of me and went straight back to talking in that loud abrasive tone. Perhaps it really is just me but I would expect this place to be at least a little more professional given it’s reputation. Perhaps people don’t realize how poorly run this place is because they either knew about booking beforehand and don’t spend a lot of time waiting there. I left right after as she got up and tended to her ‘buddies’.
She called me back later and was a lot nicer to me then. Not particularly because she recognized me I think, but she sounded very rehearsed. I told her I was already back home and thanks for calling anyway. For the service I had gotten and the undercut everybody seems to get here, I don’t think I’d recommend any of my guy friends to come here yknow unless, their haircuts are just really THAT good to put up with the horrible parking, waiting time and service.

«Budak Subang Jaya memang ada gaya…» You want to know why? Because they got the best barbershop in town. Everybody knows that the hairstylist that make most of the handsomeness. This is actually another episode of business that owns by Joe Flizzow. He task some skilled hairstylists and put them under one roof that named Joe’s Barbershop.
What hair that you want on top of your head, just name it because those barbers totally can nail it. You’re running out of ideas in choosing the best hairstyles for yourself, just let the barbers decided because they know just the perfect fit.

This is an American inspired barber shop opened by one of the Malaysian local artist, Joe Flizzow. With RM20, you can get a nice hair cut or RM10 for beard/​mustache maintenance.
But I’m not here for their haircut. I’m always here to wait for my other half to get his monthly hair cut (even with appointment, you need to wait). Best part about this place for those who are waiting like me, is that they have a café (Joe’s Kitchen) linked to the barber shop where you can chill there with some food and drinks while waiting. Oh and they have free wifi too! Life saver!
Remember, always tip your barber!

If you need a professional haircut at a reasonable price and you don’t wish to go to a salon, than Joe’s Barber is the barber for you. Owned by a well-​known local rapper, Joe Flizzow. They specialise in giving signature cuts such as the pompadour, Flizzow Fade as well as the TMJ cut. They even provide shaving services to keep that moustache of yours in pristine condition.
As you enter, the look and feel of the place reminds you of the early days in America. Supposedly inspired by Joe’s travels, he decided to go for a wholesome yet hip look. It’s a place where men can be groomed whilst having a conversation with the barber. It’s a wholesome friendly place to get your hair cut.
However, if you do not book a spot in advance, you might need to register and wait for your turn. Which in my experience took a good 20 minutes. That wasn’t all that great, but as I asked to take a sit in front of the mirror. The barber seemed friendly enough and the background music playing gave my haircut a vibrant feel. I enjoyed the fact that he listened to what I have to say, instead of just cutting away like most barbers do.
Joe’s barber also has a café in the back called Joe’s Kitchen. They are interconnected so you can grab a slice of their pizza or plate of pasta after getting your fresh cut. The prices of cuts here are reasonable and the people are friendly. I can understand why this barbershop is still popular as ever.

The reality of having a fashionable hairstyle has never once cross my mind since young, as I am «gifted» with annoyingly curly and wavy hair. Hence, it is almost impossible to have a properly styled hair on any given day. Well everything has changed ever since I was recommended by a good friend to try out Joe’s Barber Shop. The barbers at Joe’s Barber Shop are really great at their work. I would personally recommend Emanuel; he really helped me by giving me an all-​new outlook that is compatible with my hair type and for once — Fashionable!
Another thing I would like to share is that the level of service that they provide, the barbers will take the extra mile to ensure that you’re properly groom and they really take the time to make sure you look good. In my opinion, Joe’s Barber Shop is modeled like a traditional western barbershop concept where gentlemen’s would get their clean and sleek look in a very cozy setting that resembles the feeling of home. The prices of haircuts start from RM20 for men’s and RM40 for women’s. You can also have a clean shave for RM10.
Joe’s Barber Shop is strategically located at SS15, which is at the heart of Subang Jaya. Although they are basically packed on any given day, I would suggest making an appointment as opposed to walk-​in as you might need to wait the whole day for your turn! (Crazy isn’t it?)
Joe’s Barber Shop is definitely worth visiting to have your hair done the gentlemen’s way.