Lucky Star Hair Dressing Salon
Short, neat cuts and fades are what these traditional Indian barbers do all day, in a shop that has been cutting hair since 1974, where a second generation of the same family now works the chairs. Ask for an undercut or something trendy and you'll probably leave disappointed.
Come here if
- You want a beard trim or a straight-razor shave with your cut
- You want one barber looking after your hair for years
Maybe not if
- You want whatever style is in fashion right now
- You need to book a set time online
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The small extras
Once the cut is done, the barber works over your head, neck and shoulders, and often your back as well.
You leave with a splash of hair cologne and a cold can of something to drink.
Regulars who stayed
Men who have had their hair cut here for decades still ride the bus back from the other side of the island for it.
The room
Old songs play in the background.
Anyone waiting can help themselves from bowls of sweets.
Careful, detailed work
The barber stops to check the cut with you before he carries on, and finishes by tidying your eyebrows and moustache.
Summarised from over a hundred public reviews. Last reviewed October 2026.
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Common questions
The things people ask before booking
Q Can I book an appointment online?
Not at the moment. Call the shop or walk in. It opens every day except Tuesday, until 8:30pm.
Q Is the massage charged separately?
A standard haircut covers both the head and shoulder massage and the cold drink.
Q Will they do a Korean-style cut?
Probably not. The barbers stick to classic short cuts, fades, beard trims and razor shaves, and a Korean undercut isn't one of their cuts.