Louise Bernard's Kitchen

The menu offers a wide variety of food options, but because it was a summer special, there was only one food option and one dessert option. It's a small, cozy cafe with only bar seating, but it offered a wonderful opportunity to interact with the cast. The cast members were friendly and warm. Since this is essentially an opportunity for fans to interact with potential idol guests, you should be prepared to pay at least 2,000-3,000 yen per hour. I also purchased a few items from the merchandise section, so I spent around 8,000 yen. The cafe can get busy later in the day, which can make the atmosphere and interaction less enjoyable, so I recommend making a reservation and arriving as early as possible.

Although it's a small establishment with only eight seats, the quality of the food it serves is a cut above your average concept cafe. The interaction between the well-trained cast and kitchen staff adds a touch of spice to the meal. The meat sauce on the regular menu is also excellent.

There's a 500 yen cover charge, and each drink is ordered at 500-700 yen. Compared to other con cafes in the area, it offers incredible value for money. The food is delicious and the portions are generous, so I was very satisfied. The cast are all friendly and easy to talk to, so I'm sure you'll have a great time. It's a good idea to make a reservation in advance through X on event days.

It's a small shop with only a counter, but I like the atmosphere and drop in every now and then. The charge of 500 yen per hour is very reasonable. You can also take a Polaroid photo with the staff. The food is delicious and suits my taste. The minimum charge per hour is the charge plus the cost of a drink. There's no limit for those who want to pay more (lol)

There's a charge of 500 yen per hour plus one drink (from 500 yen), so you can enjoy yourself starting from 1000 yen. There are only counter seats, so it should be easy to chat with the maids... right? I've been there about three times in the past, but each time I've left without being able to talk much. Part of it is bad timing, but it seems like there are too many customers and not enough maids. Since there are so many customers, I assume it's a good place. It feels like if I go a few times, I might be able to chat with them once they recognize me. However, if I'm ignored until they recognize me, there's no reason for me to come back.