EDIT: This place is now at a new location that I haven't visited yet. Cute little maid cafe next to the hotel where I was staying in Tokyo - though the night I went there was during "normal clothes" week. The food is good, prices fairly reasonable. I had a tasty seafood pasta when I was there. Only downside: The place is so small and narrow that having a non-smoking section is fairly useless. If you go there during a busy time you will be smelling tobacco smoke during your meal.

My first time experiencing Akihabara culture in Japan, I was a bit nervous. The shop is simple and not very big, but the service was great. Too bad I can't speak Japanese so I couldn't chat with the staff (a Taiwanese person who can't speak Japanese was here XD).

A long-established maid cafe. Compared to other places, the maids here are reeeally all beauties, and their service is super kind too, which leaves a great impression.

Everyone's favorite Mirei-chan is like 34 already! Pretty sure she's been working there since around 2010, so that's a veteran maid with 13 years under her belt🥹🥹🥹 That's not exactly maid cafe working age lol But still as cute as ever, with such a youthful face you'd never think she's in her thirties! And great skin too...

The atmosphere inside was calm and really nice‼️ The maids were cute too, and the service was really good✨