Restaurant in New York City, United States
HaSalon
100Pearl PointsLate-Night Group Play
About HaSalon
HaSalon is worth booking when the night calls for a lively Hell's Kitchen dinner rather than a quiet, low-commitment meal. Its narrow Thursday-to-Saturday schedule makes it feel more like a planned evening out, while nearby peers such as Totto Ramen, Il Melograno, Gazala Place are better for faster or calmer plans.
Is HaSalon in New York City worth planning around? The verified details are limited, so the most reliable way to assess it is by schedule and planning fit. HaSalon is open Thursday, Friday, Saturday from 6 PM to 12 AM, it is closed Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Sunday.
The decision point is simple: choose it when those evening hours fit your plans. The available verified details do not support calling out specific dishes, chef credentials, prices, awards, service style, or a particular neighborhood setting, so this guide keeps the recommendation practical: confirm current details directly with the venue and plan around the limited weekly operating window.
Choose it for a Thursday-to-Saturday dinner plan
HaSalon is best considered when you are planning an evening meal in New York City on one of its open nights. The narrow schedule makes it less flexible than restaurants open across more of the week, but it can be direct for diners who already know they want a Thursday, Friday, or Saturday evening meal.
The verified dress code is smart casual. A neat, put-together outfit is the safest choice, especially if HaSalon is part of a larger evening plan in New York City.
How to decide against other alternatives
If HaSalon's Thursday-to-Saturday evening schedule does not fit, consider another New York City dining option. Totto Ramen, Totto Ramen Hells Kitchen, Il Melograno, Gazala Place, Rice x Beans are other named venues to compare when planning a meal.
Use HaSalon when its verified hours and smart-casual dress code match the night you are planning. Use alternatives when you need a different day or more flexibility. For broader planning around the city, the New York City restaurants guide, hotels guide, bars guide, experiences guide can help sort the rest of the night.
Quick reference: HaSalon is open Thursday through Saturday from 6 PM to 12 AM, closed Sunday through Wednesday, has a smart-casual dress code.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I order at HaSalon?
Verified menu details are not available here, so this guide cannot recommend specific dishes. Check HaSalon's official channels for the current menu and plan around its verified hours: Thursday, Friday, Saturday from 6 PM to 12 AM.
What should I wear to HaSalon?
The verified dress code is smart casual. Aim for a neat, put-together outfit for a Thursday-to-Saturday evening meal in New York City.
Can HaSalon accommodate groups?
Verified group accommodation details are not available here. If you are planning for multiple people, check the venue's official channels and keep in mind that the verified operating window is Thursday through Saturday from 6 PM to 12 AM.
What should a first-timer know about HaSalon?
HaSalon is not an all-week option. It is closed Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Sunday, it is open Thursday, Friday, Saturday from 6 PM to 12 AM. The verified dress code is smart casual.
Is HaSalon good for solo dining?
Verified solo-dining details are not available here. If the schedule works for you, plan for a Thursday, Friday, or Saturday evening; otherwise, compare other New York City options such as Totto Ramen or Totto Ramen Hells Kitchen.
Can I eat at the bar at HaSalon?
Verified bar-seating details are not available here. Check directly with HaSalon before planning around bar seating, use the confirmed hours of Thursday through Saturday from 6 PM to 12 AM.
Location
735 10th Ave, New York, NY 10019
New York City, United States
Compare HaSalon
| Venue | Location | Cuisine |
|---|---|---|
| HaSalon | New York City | , |
| Rice x Beans | New York City | , |
| Totto Ramen | New York City | Ramen |
| Totto Ramen Hells Kitchen | New York City | Japanese |
| Il Melograno | New York City | , |
| Gazala Place | New York City | , |
How HaSalon New York City compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to go if this does not fit the night
If HaSalon is not the right match, cross-shop Totto Ramen Hells Kitchen for a faster Japanese meal nearby, or Il Melograno for a calmer neighborhood dinner. For a more casual value-driven option, Rice x Beans is the cleaner fallback.
How HaSalon compares in Hell's Kitchen
HaSalon is the pick when ambiance and a larger night-out feeling matter more than speed. Totto Ramen and Totto Ramen Hells Kitchen are better for diners who want a focused ramen meal with less ceremony and a more casual spend profile. They also fit tighter schedules better.
For a softer neighborhood dinner, Il Melograno and Gazala Place are easier recommendations for conversation-led meals. Rice x Beans sits in the practical-value lane, better when the decision is driven by comfort and simplicity rather than a full evening around the room.
The useful split is this: HaSalon for a social dinner where the setting carries weight; Totto Ramen or Totto Ramen Hells Kitchen for speed; Il Melograno or Gazala Place for a calmer table; Rice x Beans for a more relaxed value play.
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