





A stylish maid café in Nippombashi where you can enjoy a casual, easygoing maid experience.
“Maid Cafe Ring” features a bright, white-themed interior and Lolita-style maid outfits. They offer cheki photo sessions and can assist in English, making it welcoming for international visitors—an ideal spot to enjoy conversations and take memorable photos.
Business hours are subject to occasional changes.
45 reviews
As of October 2026
This is a themed cafe belonging to the Hainyan Empire Group. The interior is cute and the costumes are lovely 💖 Many of the staff are also cute 😍 Since it was my first time, I was a little nervous about being ignored when I entered, but I was able to have a fun conversation with several of the staff. It's a store that gets a lot of customers, so I wonder if the staff might be overwhelmed on busy days, as mentioned in other reviews 🤔 But I would like to visit again!
It was my boyfriend's first trip to Japan, and we came here because we wanted him to enjoy Japanese culture. I was looking forward to talking to the cute maids, but they stayed in the back and didn't talk to me except when they were serving drinks. So, when I tried to entertain him by playing some Jenga from the shop, she looked annoyed and refused to even look me in the eye, saying, "Where did you get that from?!" Apparently the Jenga belonged to another customer, and it was our fault for not asking, but it was very disappointing that the maid had no interest in entertaining her customers. She was really cute, and honestly, I wanted to talk to her more. I understand the system fee, but I felt 4,000 yen was too much for this service. My boyfriend seemed disappointed, having come all the way from Australia.
The menu is cheap and the girls are cute, but it can get too crowded on weekends when there are events. The store has been renovated, so the photos taken with the Instax camera are now clearer than before, and the restrooms are now separated by gender, which is good, but the store's structure makes it difficult to serve customers because the counter and booth seats are on opposite sides.
I only exchanged greetings and nods, and didn't get to talk much with the cast members. I didn't really enjoy myself as I was just paying the bill... I felt like I was invisible...
I recently started going there, about once every one or two weeks, and it's so much fun! There are so many different maids, you're sure to find your favorite, and unlike most maid cafes where your favorite isn't always with you, this place lets you make friends with other maids too, which is a big plus! The prices are reasonable, and the events are incredibly fun. There's no weird pressure to drink alcohol either (lol). Above all, my favorite maid is amazing ♥️