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# めいどりーみん 秋葉原 本店 – Maid Café in Saitama, unieke ervaring, Japanse cultuur, populaire attractie

Maid Café めいどりーみん 秋葉原 本店, gelegen in Saitama, biedt een unieke en culturele ervaring die bezoekers meeneemt in de wereld van Japanse maid cafés. Dit restaurant, dat bekend staat om zijn schattige en interactieve service, heeft een rijke geschiedenis en is een populaire bestemming voor zowel lokale bewoners als toeristen. Bezoekers kunnen genieten van een combinatie van entertainment en eten, waarbij de maids hun gasten verwelkomen met vrolijke dansjes en speciale gerechten. Ondanks gemengde recensies over de kwaliteit van het eten, blijft de unieke sfeer en de ervaring een sterke aantrekkingskracht uitoefenen op bezoekers die op zoek zijn naar een authentieke Japanse culturele ervaring.

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Maid cafe in Japan that's has lots of reviews on google! They ask foreigners (usually English speakers) to write a review at the end of your visit to the maid cafe. It was pretty empty, and the area wasn't as lit as I was thinking, or as nice as the older pictures they have a Yelp. I guess business has gone down since COVID so the place wasn't as nice as shown on Yelp photos. I enjoyed my visit, and it was a cute experience. About all guests here were speaking english other than one couple. The food wasn't that great. It was a little disappoint especially since you must get one item per guest. Each food item was about $10-$20 without the maid cafe photo. We got 3 food items that came with drinks and 3 Polaroid pictures. The total came out to about 12k yen which is about 90USD (100 yen = .75 USD at the time). But it was a good once in a life time experience. There was also no wait to be seated and the our maid spoke enough conversational English. So I would definitely recommend if you just want a quick maid cafe experience while visiting Japan. However, there are lots of maid cafes in Japan in general, so I can't say this is the best one as this is the only one I visited. Tl;dr - one menu item per person, lots of maid cafes in Japan so you can honesty visit any. Food was meh, but visited for maid cafe experience

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So much fun! I was not familiar with maid cafe culture but we were in Akihabara and this popped up as a top experience. This is definitely a cultural experience so you pay for a cover fee. I thought the food was surprisingly good, and not to mention super cute! I got a bear shaped beef patty with veggies and split a bear ice cream sundae with my husband. We went all in and got the combo meal for a digital photo with the maids, too. I read in other reviews that the maids try to upsell you, but I did not have that experience. This is definitely a unique and fun experience to try out in Tokyo!

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1-food: no too many options, omelet and salad available, show more in the menu but no more by the time we show up. 2- Services: very nice services and the show. Great experience for the kids. 3- Ambiance- very nice, clean and again super for kids. No parking and always super busy. The price omg pricing but is japan what do you expect. Not easy to order because it's all by the phone and the girls don't speak English. Be prepared: ) I give 3 because you need to paid for entrance and need to order one drink . Each person need to consume but it's suck only available in the menu it's omelet.

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Alright so before we jump to any judgements here, let's go into this with an open mind. Me being from the US I honestly had no clue what I was getting myself into with the maid cafe culture, but I wanted to at least give it a shot before leaving Japan and boy was I not disappointed. This was hilarious - the maids who served us were super nice and the entertainment itself was great (basically the girls dancing to jpop songs). The food itself, as insane as this might sound, was easily the best Japanese curry I've ever had in my life. I've been to numerous places in NYC and have had curry all over, and my god please at least experience curry once in Japan before you go (here is an outstanding example). I was shocked when I put the food in my mouth give how kawaii (Japanese for cute) the food in the pictures (shown below) was. Definitely coming back when I return to Japan!

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Listen. If you think about how awkward you feel, you'll look awkward. It's like karaoke or dancing at the club. The only way to tackle a maid cafe is to throw yourself completely into it, relish in the ridiculousness, and then you'll have fun. So hike up your stockings, make a heart with your hands and send your love energy into your goddamn parfait with a loud and proud "MOE MOE KYUUUU~!!" This is one of those things people just have to do, especially if you're coming to Akihabara. You're not here for the food, you're here for the entire package. The cheery and friendly waitress maids, the hyper dance performances, the absolute craziness of watching middle-aged men cheering in encouragement at their favourite maid. The maids deserve 5 stars. I've never seen anyone put 100% into what they do as much as these girls. They're dancing and kicking with a passion that I didn't think was possible. Clearly, they love their job. They even got a couple guys to kneel in front of them and send up their Moe energy (I think, I couldn't understand the storyline very well). On that topic, if you're a single guy or a group of guys, OF COURSE, they'll try to sell you a little harder on the extras like polaroids and dances with the maids. The product they're selling is "super kawaii girls" and you're their number 1 consumer base. The cover charge is 500 yen. Food and drinks are added on top of that. Cuteness is the theme here so you'll get things like bear shaped omelettes and rainbow parfaits that include a special magical blessing from a maid. The rest is your typical drinks (alcoholic and non) and bar food. We got some greasy squid tentacles and deep fried chicken. Washed all that down with a very bright, very artificial green melon soda. Perfect. Honestly, I loved it. What a unique experience. My two male companions (WHO SUGGESTED WE GO HERE IN THE FIRST PLACE) just quietly sat there and awkwardly smiled so guess who had to put in 200% Moe energy. The girls here work hard, so it's only respectful to send them back all my positive energy through exaggerated noises and hand gestures. Come on, let's KYUUUUUUU~~!!!! (71/100) - 2018

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So I went here last December and I agree and disagree with some of the reviews. Their is better food out in Japan that much is true but you come here for the entertainment and the experience. The maids are very friendly, attentive, cute, and pretty skilled when it comes to the shows. In LA people pay for a lot more for much less trust me. Would I recommend going to multiple maid cafes absolutely not. Once or twice and this is one you should try out. The food, personally I liked it, again I live in LA and I tried so much hype food that the curry and sour apple was much better then anything here. 2nd The services is amazing I had 3 servers who sang to me, one served me, and one was having a conversation with me despite not knowing any Japanese. 3rd its anime culture to enjoy a maid cafe take it or leave it. If you don't like it no judgement but the low scores do not do this place justice. Cons it is pricey so if you want to spend more money on figures, go to Japan Disney, or do other things then yeah do not add this on your list. Another con is it very difficult to find because their are a lot of maid cafes nearby and they all compete with each other. Finally not being able to take picture with the maids. I understand its for their protection but they post pictures on their ig account anyway and since I am from another country I don't see a harm in it. Overall I think Maid Dream is a fun place to see at least once. I still have my polaroid picture posted on my wall. I would score my experience at least a 4.1 out of 5.

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Definitely come here as an experience and be open minded. Sadly I would not recommend Maiddreamin' to anybody because of the following reasons: - Food is terrible. Just terrible. Tastes like 12 year old girl made it. Opt for an ice cream sundae or something. Don't order any food. Even my boyfriend's drink tasted bad. - Maids upsell you hard. It is expensive in general to be here. You have to pay for every additional hour you stay, and there is a minimum order per person. Maids will try to sell you special combos that are $20-30 that come with gross food, but you will order it because you are in a maid cafe and this is what you came for. - We ordered a special combo and it was supposed to come with a free gift but they did not give us one and said they simply ran out. - Reminder: no pictures with maids unless you pay them. They have mirrors set up to catch you. - Maids will make you say and do stuff to order (cute things). You may find this uncomfortable, best to just go with it and have fun. - Maids were not very cute (call me shallow, I'm just laying it out there for you all) More on my blog: https://sincerelyloewe.com/tokyo-akihabara/

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Not going to lie, I did not know what I was getting myself into when my group persuaded me to go here. The service is top notch and the maids were very welcoming. It can be awkward if you think about it too much. Just go with the flow and enjoy yourself! Just be sure not to be rude and laugh too much. It can be a bit pricey for what it is, but it was an experience people in my group wanted to experience. I wouldn't say this is something that you *have* to do on your Japan visit!

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Fun only in japan experience. While you have to wonder why the culture combines sexuality with childishness, you can't deny this is crazy insane fun. Drinks and dessert are good too

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Guys, it's so cute. Yeah, it's expensive, but you're not just there for food. It's a show. I went with two friends and we had the greatest time. However, my friends and I speak Japanese, which made it easy to have the maid cafe experience--I think if you don't speak Japanese and you don't get what's going on, you won't have as much fun. Bad reviews are because people don't understand the maids, NOT because it's a bad experience or bad service. Because it's awesome, clean and SO so so cute. I wanna go back

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