QB House

First time I visited here the wait was about 30 mins. The second time it was 2.5 hours. Quality is generally good for the price.

Great service - $300NT for a simple straight forward haircut that you’d typically expect from a barber in UK. Great service! Now my regular

Last time I will.never visit here again. Get a haircut in another place . Plenty of hairdressers around the area with the same same price or lower and with way better service honestly

I keep coming back to this little Japanese run barbershop in Taipei. The price is reasonable at NT 300 per cut. But sort of oddly, they won’t trim my eyebrows… I don’t understand why. But I’ll keep going back.

For 300 NTD I've got pretty decent man's hair cut. No washing or anything. I think they'd even style my hair, but I didn't want to. Personnel was very friendly, nice, and understanding of my scrappy chinese skills. What's worth mentioning as well is that I've been accepted immediately after comming by, no reservation needed (though I think this might not be the case every time). I can recommend this hairdresser place for sure for foreigners looking for a budget friendly but yet decent hair cut.

The lady who cut my hair did a decent job but she was like a robot, very curt and without any people skills. However, if you want a simple trim this place gets the job done.

300 NT for a simple and quick hair cut with no wash. Great for men on the go or women who need a trim.

Awful experience interacting with one of the female workers. First, I ask if I’m supposed to pay first or after the haircut. She clearly understood me, and said sit and pay. This didn’t make sense since I wanted to leave my wallet in my backpack on the waiting bench, which I also communicated. She insisted I sit first. I sat, I paid, she got change, returned and asked if I want my change. I said I did, and proceeded to get up and return my change and wallet to my to my backpack on the waiting seat like I asked in the first place. Everything feels more rude and as an act of defiance, like she hates her job protocols rather than as if we had a lack of clear communication, and has me in fear of how compliant she will be for a haircut. That’s fine, people can hate their job, but moving on to the haircut: I explain what I want, show her pictures, use a Taiwanese approved translation which I’ve successfully used elsewhere including other QB House locations, she understands, and says she can’t do it. It’s nothing out of the ordinary, just a fade, she refuses, says it’s weird, and I leave without a haircut extremely dissatisfied with the service.