Why it may be worth watching
- Salon de Nabi combines Drama and Comedy storytelling.
- The principal cast includes Kim Hyang-gi, Choi Daniel, Oh Yoon-ah.
TV series
We visit hair salons when we're depressed, or when we want to change how we look according to the changing seasons, or just for no reason at all. A hair salon that we can easily find in our neighborhood and that anyone can visit. "Salon de Nabi gives a warm welcome to all customers who come to visit."
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People
Kim Hyang-giOh Gi-bbeum
Choi DanielAhn Kwang-soo
Oh Yoon-ahMichelle / Yoo Mi-ok
Sim Eun-wooJen / Zen / Wan Seon
Park Jung-wooPark Moo-yeol
Moon Tae-yuTeacher Woo Hyeon-seong
Kim Ga-heeHan Su-ri
Park So-jinNam Da-hee
Kang Mal-geumIm Gyeong-hwa
Ban So-youngPark Se-ah
Song Ji-hyunHong So-eun
Jeong Jae-seongCho Won-hui
Shim Hye-jinSong Ye-jin
Viewing guide
Best suited to viewers looking for Drama, Comedy. The available catalogue spans 1 season.
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It's good but not quite up there. It's a bit unbalanced, some episodes were good and memorable while other ones were lacking any appeal like the depressed customer on a rainy day episode. The episodes that focused on the staff were generally better. It could have been easily trimmed down a bit for a better experience. One more thing that held the drama back was it's lack of commitment. The stories/relationships/interactions of the staff were always kept to a surface level which some may see this as lacking substance. The cast was diverse and kept you in…
It's good but not quite up there. It's a bit unbalanced, some episodes were good and memorable while other ones were lacking any appeal like the depressed customer on a rainy day episode. The episodes that focused on the staff were generally better. It could have been easily trimmed down a bit for a better experience. One more thing that held the drama back was it's lack of commitment. The stories/relationships/interactions of the staff were always kept to a surface level which some may see this as lacking substance. The cast was diverse and kept you interesting. Choi Daniel and Shim Eun Woo were clearly the ones that stood out the most. Going into this drama I was worried that this is just a long format of a short drama quality but it turned out to be fine.
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