もののぷMononopu
- Japan, 〒101-0021 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Sotokanda, 4 Chome−6−2 いすゞビル 5F-B
- +81 80-7023-3766
- mononopu.com
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When I came to Tokyo as a stupid foreigner I wanted to come to a Maid cafe. It's one of those things you have to experience and on the second night here, my friends took me to Maiddremen. It was a very ill experience and I decided that Maid cafes weren't for me. Well after coming to this place I have to say that my faith has been restored. The maids here loved the job and lived in the atmosphere. The theme is really interesting and they ACTUALLY HAVE CAKE. PLEASE! Don't be discouraged by the back alleyway entrance or the elevator; the inside is really clean and nice. れいな was very attentive and her service was impeccable! Highly recommend this place for anyone looking to try a REAL maid cafe!
View on GooglePrice a bit high compare to other maid cafe but girls are cute. I love their maid costume very unique. They have all you can drink menu. Invite some of your friends here and have a night out drinking is a fun experience. I don't speak Japanese but they tried to make my time there all worth it.
View on GoogleIt was very nice even if i can't really talk a lot in japanese because i speak french. Ambiance was comfy, and cute, maids were very very kind and cute. Nice place to take a break and talk a bit. I didn't see anyone being rude and that's pretty nice.
View on GoogleMy first experience at a maid cafe. It was a bit hard to find the correct entrance (go around to the back of the building). I went with a friend and neither of us could speak Japanese but the maids still made a good effort to interact with us. You aren't allowed to take photos for their privacy and that of the other patrons but you can get a commemorative photo with a maid of your choice (this is somewhat problematic and I'd prefer a group photo but it seemed like a fairly normal occurrence for them). Yes it is definitely targeting a male clientele and yes there are some problems with perpetuating certain ideas about women but that isn't the whole picture. The best way to describe the experience is like "dinner theater". You go there to eat, drink, and participate somewhat in a fantasy. If you go with the right attitude and are respectful and kind then I think you will have a singularly unique experience. At the end of the day the end goal is for everyone to enjoy themselves.
View on GoogleFoods are tasty and the service is great. Even though I don’t speak Japanese, the waitress tried her best to explain things to me. A good place to go if u want to experience maid cafe.
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