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I visited this store a second time and it has still the charm of an original maid cafe. The food is delicious and very artistic decorated. They have an english menu, so people knowing no japanese will be fine. The maid are all very cute and service is superd. I will come again 😁

Adorable maids and not terribly expensive. They were patient with our clunky Japanese.

There are downsides of this cafe, the menu has a warning "it is forbidden to talk with maids long time", so i guess they have 5 minutes time limit to talk with you, remaining 55 minutes you will be left alone even if maids are free and there are no other customers left. Maid that i talked was good, but the cafe rules aren't, there is also no digital photo using a phone, only an old camera with old technology. So i don't recommend this place, there are better cafes around there.

Disappointing at best. While the girls were fine at greeting, and the food just average (and way overpriced).... The thing I hated was the lie. I looked around Denden town in person, for a place to spend my birthday to be treated a "little" special. I chose here because at the door, a maid told me if I book in advance I can have a free photo with the maids. This turned out to be the deciding factor out of several choices, so I booked two days in advance.....only to be told that this is "not policy" when it came time for a photo. On top of the "supposed" 500 yen entrance fee, they charge 900yen for a Polaroid pic with one maid, and 600yen for each additional maid in the photo. I have only been to one maid cafe in Tokyo, but this seems excessive and greedy by comparison. Obviously I chose to end my time there early, and not order more drinks, nor pay for excessively priced photos. I spent an hour there, and while I accept english is not common....I wanted a little more than the 3 minutes attention they gave me, compared to the 20 or so minutes they gave other local patrons. I actually get more attention from staff in a regular restaurant/bar, and I don't have to pay extra. Ultimately, I paid extremely excessive fees for a barely adequate flavoured meal, and instead of feeling "special" they made me feel ignored and ostracised on my birthday. Not only this... To add insult to insult...they overcharged me. Also, there is no "show" or dance, like other cafes. They spend time taking Polaroids to sign and sell instead of paying attention to paying customers. Just pure greedy business. I do not recommend coming here unless maybe being ignored is your thing, you like bad food, or you actually speak Japanese well enough for them not to avoid you. Disappointing birthday 😓

Great experience! All of the maids were very nice and very cute! Definitely make sure to order the tsunder-ade!