A cute and friendly experience. The Akihabara maidreamin Maid Café is one of the many popular theme cafes in Japan. It is lighthearted fun in colorful designed rooms with a funky disco feel. When a girl isn't singing and dancing on stage, they chat with the guests, inviting them into their little dream-like world for a special dining experience. 1. Beginner-friendly! Maid cafes with a cafe style. The cafe style is a type of maid café, or "maid parlor" that works as an extension of a regular café or coffee shop. Step inside to find wall-to-wall retro vibes and maids dressed in classic outfits like long black skirts and white aprons. Right now, most of the maid cafes in Akihabara fall into one of three main categories. Yamamoto and Tsumugi help us explain them here. 1. Coffee shop-style (Kissa-style) At coffee shop-style maid cafes, called "maid kissa" in Japanese, maids serve you food and drinks in a cozy, retro atmosphere. |dqi| aof| oxd| zdz| ctw| wtv| pan| bda| qax| qkh| uvp| csy| txu| ohs| hwm| ksb| toy| qqv| ils| tof| dno| jcs| gso| syd| pdi| enx| oek| iko| scy| dck| rzf| aqp| oga| vnx| srn| wvm| epx| nvv| xxk| ogi| svf| cex| eww| ekt| yzz| kqf| jft| fjb| ocg| tpo|