This is a maid cafe. I was invited by a friend and decided to try the all-you-can-drink option for 1,980 yen. They had a live performance today, so I enjoyed my drinks while watching the show. I tried various drinks like draft beer, "Shandy Gaff", "Mon Amour", "Red Bull", and "Cassis" as part of the all-you-can-drink menu. We all worked together to reach the secret menu, which can be unlocked by trying all the devil-themed drinks. For food, we ordered the addictive cabbage, burning bean products, and octopus tempura. The all-you-can-drink option had a two-order limit, so we paid for additional drinks with cheki. We had a good time drinking and enjoying the experience.

I visited the Heaven's Gate maid cafe in Akihabara for my second maid cafe experience, this time bringing my sister along. The cafe is conveniently located right by the Electric Town exit of JR Akihabara station. The front of the cafe is covered in autographs of famous voice actors and celebrities, which my anime-loving sister absolutely loved! - Panda Parfait (780 yen): A delicious parfait with matcha and vanilla flavors. Before eating, you perform the classic "make it delicious magic" chant with the maid, "Oishiku na~re, moe moe kyuu~n!" - Drinks: We didn't order any this time, but ordering a drink comes with a fun activity! You shake it like a cocktail and do a call-and-response chant with everyone in the cafe. It's like being at an idol concert! The interior is decorated with wall art that makes it look like angel wings when you take a side photo, perfect for Instagram-worthy shots!

I used to enjoy other maid cafes so I decided to visit this one. Yeah, the customers... Oh, here comes the master. The master sitting next to me had a plate that said "130 visits". Amazing. It's impressive to create customers who come back so many times. The show was fun, and before I knew it, I had ordered additional crackers to liven up the show even more. Even though it was lunchtime, my bill ended up exceeding 4000 yen. Terrifying... haha.

I mustered up the courage and entered the restaurant. It's a place I've seen on TV but never had the chance to visit before. However, I thought of it as similar to Tokyo Disneyland, so I went in. I chanted the spell "May the cake taste delicious" before eating, so it couldn't possibly taste bad. The maid staff were kind and helpful to amateurs like me. The atmosphere was welcoming, making it enjoyable even for regular people. I got so hooked that I think I could go alone next time.

Having so much fun that time flies by! It truly feels like a dreamland! Taking cheki photos at the live, chatting and having a great time with everyone. A guaranteed good time at Maidreamin for your first moe debut!

Probably the world's largest maid cafe, Maidreamin. I visited their main base in Akihabara. When you enter the store, you can't help but notice the Filipino snack-like interior and atmosphere, but don't worry about it and take a seat. Hmm, even sitting down, this Filipino snack vibe is strong. But instead of being told "Welcome home, Master," the maids sing on stage. They are quite good, although I'm not an otaku so I can't really compare. I've been to a small maid cafe before, but this is a major chain. The training is well done. Just go with the recommended menu items, they really push them hard. If you try to be stingy here, it probably won't be that fun. Just go along with everything. Is it an izakaya? But the drinks aren't that good. Don't expect too much. The visual presentation of the dishes is beyond expectations. What's most impressive is how dedicated the maids are to this fantasy world. I think they work as hard as the cast members at Disneyland.

My wish to visit a maid cafe has finally come true. This cafe is located in a building just a short walk from Akihabara Station. When you enter the "dream country," the maids greet you with "Welcome home, master!" When you order a drink or parfait, you must cast the spell "Delicious, moe moe kyun!" (laughs) The parfaits are decorated very cutely. The maids also put on live performances, which were quite entertaining. However, the high energy was a bit overwhelming when sober... I don't think I could keep up with this vibe without being a little tipsy (laughs). They also offer all-you-can-drink plans at night, so I think it would be a lot of fun to go for a second round. *The maids were very cute, but I don't have any photos!

I went to Heven's Gate in Akihabara and tried the MoMo-chan ice cream, which was delicious! I even dressed up in a maid costume to enjoy the cafe experience. The conversations with the maids were fun too! I usually go to the Denkigai-guchi store, but I definitely want to come back to Heven's Gate. The MoMo-chan ice cream is my favorite. For those who want something more filling, I recommend trying the parfait.

I went to a maid cafe for the first time. Before entering, I listened to various instructions from the maid and then entered the dreamland. There were many maid girls dressed in cute outfits there. (Cuteness is subjective) I ordered the set menu of omurice with a drink and a cheki photo shoot with the maid. The food was not as bad as I thought (lol). Every time food and drinks arrived, we all chanted the magic words "Oishiku naare moe moe kyuuun☆". For an extra 1200 yen, I requested a maid for a live performance. It was my first experience, but the maids were kind and I had a fun time.

I decided to try a maid cafe in Akihabara called Heaven's Gate, recommended by a friend. The maid at the entrance was cute, but the one inside wasn't my type. The transformation fee to become a dreamland master was 1000 yen, and there was a two-order minimum inside. I ordered a Garigarikun frozen treat and shark nuggets, which were surprisingly tasty. The prices were a bit high, but the highlight was a maid's energetic dance during a live performance. She was shining on stage, and I was impressed by her athleticism. Overall, it was a slightly awkward experience at the maid cafe, but I still want to try a different one in Fukuoka with a mentaiko parfait menu.

I came to Tokyo on a business trip and was invited by a colleague to go to a maid cafe called "Maidreamin" for a social study experience. I had never been to a maid cafe before, so I was intrigued. When I arrived at the cafe, I found out that for first-timers, there was a 980 yen all-you-can-drink deal, which sounded like a good deal. However, I also had to pay a 1000 yen entrance fee and order two dishes per person. Since I had already eaten dinner, I opted for light snacks like nuts and edamame. The drink options were plentiful, but it was a bit embarrassing to have to call the maid by saying "nyan nyan" and perform rituals like "oishiku nare, moe moe kyuuun!" when ordering. A group that came in later seemed to be there for a second round and were very energetic and enthusiastic about the rituals. As time passed, the rule of ordering two dishes per person started to add up. With four people, we had to order a total of eight dishes. We decided to request a live performance, which cost 1200 yen per song. We chose an idol named "Ayame-chan" and requested two songs by Momoiro Clover. It turned out to be a great decision as her dancing was top-notch and really got the crowd involved. We ended up staying until closing time, enjoying drinks and the live performance. It was a very fulfilling experience, costing just over 3000 yen per person. We also paid for a photo with the maid for 500 yen, and my colleagues even bought original CDs and got them signed. I couldn't resist and ended up buying an original keychain and lighter as well. Overall, I highly recommend ordering a live performance when you visit a maid cafe. It's sure to make your experience even more enjoyable.

It's a bit unclear whether it's a maid cafe or a maid izakaya. As a food and beverage establishment, the food is not particularly delicious. However, the decorations are exquisite. They can draw pictures on dishes like omurice, which could be fun for kids. The maid merchandise sales are aggressive. The service provided by the maids is enthusiastic, but they only pay attention when you place your initial order or order additional items. If you don't order more, they won't come back. It's actually a relief not to be constantly bombarded with orders. The live performances are quite enjoyable.