Yew Tee sits in that quiet pocket of Singapore between Choa Chu Kang and the old Kranji countryside, the kind of neighbourhood where the MRT station opens straight onto a hawker centre and a couple of modest malls rather than a buzzing shopping strip. It’s easy to overlook, until you need something ordinary done close to home, like a haircut squeezed in before a Monday meeting or a proper fade before Chinese New Year visiting.
We’ve rounded up the best hair salons in Yew Tee so you don’t have to go hunting across other estates just for a decent trim. This guide covers what’s genuinely open and operating in the neighbourhood today, from a no-fuss express cut squeezed into a lunch break to a proper barbershop fade and an independent salon tucked away from the mall crowd. If you’ve already checked out our pick of the best barber shops in Choa Chu Kang next door, consider this the Yew Tee companion to that list.
Grab your calendar, because once you’ve picked an outlet below, booking (or just walking in) is the easy part. Note: This list is strictly not in order.
Quick Picks: Hair Salons in Yew Tee
In This Guide
Best for: The fastest, no-frills haircut near Yew Tee MRT
Estimated price: S$14 (adult haircut, GST-inclusive)
Website: QB House
Location: 21 Choa Chu Kang North 6, #B1-10 Yew Tee Point, Singapore 689578
Operating Hours: Monday to Friday, 10:30am to 9:30pm. Saturday, Sunday and public holidays, 10am to 9:30pm.
Phone Number: Not independently confirmed
Why it made the list:
QB House is the Japanese express haircut chain built around speed: a cut-only service with no wash and no appointment, finished in roughly ten minutes flat. At this Yew Tee Point outlet, that means ducking in between errands or right before catching your train home and still walking out tidy. A light system outside the outlet shows the current queue status in real time, so there’s no guessing how long the wait will be.
This is a cut-and-go setup rather than a pampering session, which is exactly why it suits commuters, students and anyone who just wants their hair kept neat without ceremony. The price has also stayed genuinely affordable even as haircut costs elsewhere in Singapore have crept up.
What to note:
Because it’s a cut-only format, don’t expect a wash, blow-dry, or styling consultation here. Queues do build up on weekday evenings and weekends, so it’s worth checking the outlet’s queue indicator before you head down, especially if you’re on a tight schedule.
Best for: Modern fades and barbershop-style cuts with a proper consultation
Estimated price: Not published online; pricing varies by outlet, so check the Clippers Barber app for this outlet’s current rates
Website: Clippers Barber
Location: 21 Choa Chu Kang North 6, #01-12 Yew Tee Point, Singapore 689578
Operating Hours: Monday to Friday, 10:30am to 9:30pm. Saturday, Sunday and public holidays, 10am to 9:30pm.
Phone Number: Not independently confirmed
Why it made the list:
Clippers Barber sits within the same mall as QB House, but offers a different kind of haircut. Barbers here are trained in modern fades, tapers, and classic gentlemen’s cuts, and they’ll talk you through the style before picking up the clippers rather than working on autopilot, which suits anyone who wants more input into how their hair turns out.
The outlet keeps the same generous weekend hours as its mall neighbours, making it a convenient Saturday or Sunday grooming stop if weekday evenings don’t suit. It strikes a reasonable middle ground between an express chain and a full-service salon.
What to note:
Clippers doesn’t publish a fixed price list for this outlet online, since rates can vary slightly between branches, so it’s worth checking the Clippers Barber app or asking at the counter before you sit down.
Best for: An independent, non-mall hair salon option in Yew Tee Square
Estimated price: Not independently confirmed; contact the salon directly for current rates
Website: Not available — no official website or social media page could be confirmed
Location: 623 Choa Chu Kang Street 62, #01-216C Yew Tee Square, Singapore 680623
Operating Hours: Not independently confirmed
Phone Number: Not independently confirmed
Why it made the list:
Hair Flair Gallery is a registered hair salon offering services for both men and women, including barbering, operating out of Yew Tee Square rather than the Yew Tee Point cluster where our other two picks are based. For residents who live closer to this side of the neighbourhood, or who’d simply rather support a standalone salon than a mall-based chain, it rounds out the list with a genuinely different option, even though it’s a lighter-information pick than our other two.
What to note:
We were unable to independently confirm this salon’s operating hours, phone number, or an official website or social media presence at the time of writing. We’d recommend calling ahead or dropping by in person to check before making a special trip.
Yew Tee MRT station on the North-South Line sits right above Yew Tee Point, home to two of our three picks, so you can step off the train and be in a barber’s chair within minutes. Yew Tee Square, home to Hair Flair Gallery, is a short walk across Choa Chu Kang Street 62. Parking is available at both malls for those driving in from Choa Chu Kang or Bukit Panjang.
That rounds up our picks for hair salons in Yew Tee right now, from the ten-minute express cut at QB House to the more considered barbershop experience at Clippers Barber and the independent option at Hair Flair Gallery. Yew Tee might not have the shopping belt of its bigger neighbours, but it’s got enough tucked into its two malls to sort out a haircut without having to leave the estate. If you’re planning a full day out nearby, our round-up of massage in Choa Chu Kang is worth a look for what to do once your hair’s sorted.
Is parking available near these hair salons in Yew Tee?
Yes. Both Yew Tee Point and Yew Tee Square have their own car parks, so driving in from Choa Chu Kang or Bukit Panjang is straightforward, though evenings and weekends get busier given the malls’ other tenants.
What’s the nearest MRT station to these salons?
Yew Tee MRT station on the North-South Line sits directly above Yew Tee Point, where QB House and Clippers Barber are both located. Hair Flair Gallery at Yew Tee Square is a short walk from the station.
How much should I expect to pay for a haircut in Yew Tee?
QB House charges a confirmed S$14 for an adult cut, GST-inclusive. Barbershop-style cuts at places like Clippers Barber typically cost more, though exact current pricing wasn’t published for this outlet, so check with the outlet directly or via its app before you go.
What’s the best time to visit to avoid queues?
Weekday mornings and early afternoons tend to be quietest, since weekday evenings and weekends see the longest queues. If you want a specific barber or stylist, calling ahead is a safer bet than walking in during peak hours.
Verification needed: QB House’s phone number; Clippers Barber’s phone number and this outlet’s current haircut pricing; Hair Flair Gallery’s operating hours, phone number, and an official website or social media presence (business registration confirmed via a Singapore company records lookup, UEN 53119264D).