Hello all, i'm new here, live in pattaya for a week already (in View Talay) and need a professional barber, any ideas ?

thanks

Hello all, i'm new here, live in pattaya for a week already (in View Talay) and need a professional barber, any ideas ?

thanks 

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Hello Lyops and welcome to the forum.

There are hundreds of barbers in Pattaya....most would consider themselves very good.....try one and see how you go. but don`t ask for a number neung if you want a number sarm. I am lucky as my better half is a great barber.

Hello all, i'm new here, live in pattaya for a week already (in View Talay) and need a professional barber, any ideas ?

thanks 

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I cant tell you were there is aa good barber, but could tell you lots of bad ones! The standard for men here is pretty low.

One "cut" springs to mind, thought the girl was really trying hard and trying to make a good job, then noticed empty whisky bottles lying around and realised she was just trying to see what she was doing - "blind drunk"

Good Luck

ohh seems like not a good news for me

I have a great hairdresser in Sriracha. She is gorgeous and gives me an extra special massage each time (not that extra special, she also does my wifes hair). The massage lasts a lot longer than the haircut, my wife can never work out why my hair cut takes 30 minutes longer than her colour, perm, treatment and blow dry

I also have a great hairdresser

Nang just on 2nd road just before the dolphin roundabout

Professionally trained and the attention to detail is second to none

(got to be said not the cheapest though)

In Pattaya: next to the "Ritz" in Soi Yamato.....ask for Nan.

In Jomtien: Tim's Barber and Beauty Shop in Jomtien Beach Condominium

I have yet to find a barber who can cut my hair to my liking on subsequent visits.

For some reason they cut it differently each time.

I always ask for a trim in English and Yah dtut sung mak in Thai. Great the first time but on the second visit I get shorn.

I'm the same as Pattaya Fox now, I get my better half to cut it.

I have yet to find a barber who can cut my hair to my liking on subsequent visits.

For some reason they cut it differently each time.

I always ask for a trim in English and Yah dtut sung mak in Thai. Great the first time but on the second visit I get shorn.

I'm the same as Pattaya Fox now, I get my better half to cut it. 

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That's about right.

Most Thai barbers have only got one haircut, and that's what you're gonna get.

After a while, though, you stop worrying about it.

You do feel a bit better if you know your barber doesn't practice the ol' two-tier pricing, where a farang is charged at least 20 baht more than a Thai.

Barber View Talay 1, Block A, on the right side, is quite ok.

WC

try upstairs in Big C.

The shop nearest the supermarket are very good.

I used to try the 100 baht gamble cuts that everywhere else offer but now I pay 250 and am always happy.

That's why I'm #1 hansum man

With so many clip joints in Pattaya, you'd think one of them would be capable of cutting hair properly.

I moved to Pattaya from Bangkok 15 years ago. Could not find any consistent, decent barber, so I returned to my old barber, in Bangkok.

Manhatten barber shop in Sukhumvit soi 8.

The big place in the corner in Royal Garden 1st floor, has been the best of the inconsistant bunch I have found

As already stated, after a while you no longer really care that much anymore

Cheers

Salons are everywhere. Keep trying until you hit one you like.

Soi Yamato has a couple good ones and I got a good haircut from a katoey in a joint up on Soi Chaiyapoon in November. Without intending any shades of grey here, the "persons of the third kind" seem to listen to your instructions better from my experience. I'm serious. Little Noi and Lek will nod their pretty little heads and just cut it the way they always do.

~WISteve

A bit far from View Tallay but my first choise is on Soi Siam Counrty Club ,about 2kms from Sukhumvit on the left side about 5 shops down from the car wash. A fully qualified old style male barber who charges the outragous price of 50 baht.

In Pattaya: next to the "Ritz" in Soi Yamato.....ask for Nan.

In Jomtien: Tim's Barber and Beauty Shop in Jomtien Beach Condominium

sorry, but where is Jomtien Beach Condominium ??

i can't find it on my map

thank you

I think it's one of those tall buildings near Jomtiem beach

you mean those two adjacent tall buildings ?

In Pattaya: next to the "Ritz" in Soi Yamato.....ask for Nan.

In Jomtien: Tim's Barber and Beauty Shop in Jomtien Beach Condominium

sorry, but where is Jomtien Beach Condominium ??

i can't find it on my map

thank you

Jomtien Beach Condominium is right on the beach road. Travel southwards along Jomtien Beach Road and look for the prominent black and yellow sign of the "Seabreeze Hotel". 70 metres further on you will see "Villa Navin" and a further 50 meters is the entrance to the condo.

I have a great hairdresser in Sriracha. She is gorgeous and gives me an extra special massage each time (not that extra special, she also does my wifes hair). The massage lasts a lot longer than the haircut, my wife can never work out why my hair cut takes 30 minutes longer than her colour, perm, treatment and blow dry

Where, Where, Where?

I have long hair and need to get it cut shorter so they need to be able to style it well....

Across from the 7/11 on soi siam country club. Bring someone that speaks Thai with you the first time. He will give you a haircut/trim/whatever you want 50 baht I give him a 10 baht tip.

Barry

Good barber on central,turn right off 2nd road and on the right,will give a good haircut and wet shave for about 250 baht.I pay 30 baht in Ayutthaya to my local barber but always give him 100baht would cost 10 quid in the UK!!!!

Hello all, i'm new here, live in pattaya for a week already (in View Talay) and need a professional barber, any ideas ?

thanks

Hey, do you know what the difference is between a GOOD barber and a BAD barber is???

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I usually use one on Soi Buakhaw, just south of the intersection with Soi Honey Inn.