I have been going to this cafe for almost 12 years now. Two of my favorite maids have graduated, and now I enjoy drinking with my third favorite. The atmosphere is very cozy and the pricing is very reasonable. You can freely give drinks to the maids. You can have a good time with just the basic fee, or you can open champagne at events. Like a maid cafe, the maids also have their own stories. The food menu is delicious. I hope new "masters" and "princesses" will visit this place!

The food is all handmade and delicious like a restaurant, with great cost performance, so it's a good option to go when you're hungry. I was nervous at first at the maid cafe, but the maid was friendly and talked to me, so it was fun. The food was quite delicious, to the point where I want to visit again. I would like to go play there again.

I took a maid who I thought was cute outside to this cafe. I was surprised and happy that the maid cafe had girls handing out flyers who also served as guides and chatted with customers. I was expecting table seating, but it turned out to be all counter seating. They had soft drink and alcohol courses, as well as a special course for first-time visitors called the "Fairy Set." I ordered the Fairy Set, which included 1-hour all-you-can-drink soft drinks and a cheki (instant photo) with a membership card. I didn't have to worry about money, so I drank freely. Before drinking, I did a little charm, which was a bit embarrassing, but both the maid and other customers joined in, making it fun. Sitting at the counter allowed me to interact with nearby customers, which was unique. Feeling hungry, I ordered an omelette that they made right in front of me. The cute drawings on the omelette were impressive! The best part was being able to chat with many maids who approached me throughout the visit, making it enjoyable until the end. I also realized that sitting at the counter wasn't so bad after all.

After work, I went to a bar with my colleagues for some drinks and food. We wanted to continue drinking, so we walked around Akihabara Station. We found that there were only chain izakayas around, so we decided to explore the backstreets. We came across a group of about 7 women handing out flyers, dressed as maids or high school girls. This street seemed like a holy place for maid cafes. It was my first time in Akihabara, so I asked all of them about the system and prices. Soft drinks all-you-can-drink for 800 yen seemed to be the norm, with additional charges at most places. We eventually found a bar called "Magic School" where you could drink all you want for 60 minutes for 3000 yen with no extra charge. Although I wasn't interested in maid cafes before, this place felt more like an Akihabara-style girls' bar. The interior was spacious and brightly lit, quite the opposite of the shady girls' bars I had heard about. The customers were well-behaved young men, calmly enjoying their drinks. I liked that the atmosphere was not rowdy. Girls' bars outside Akihabara usually charge over 10,000 yen for an hour, but this place was less than half of that. The staff were friendly and professional, providing a stable experience. I found this kind of place enjoyable and plan to visit again next time.

The reason I visited this restaurant was because a friend told me about it and it sounded interesting. The service was very polite, with staff serving customers over the counter. They offered several different courses, including one for new customers. The decor was cute, the maids were attractive, and they were easy to talk to, creating a pleasant atmosphere. The style was a mix between a counter-style restaurant and a girls' bar, with unique menu names and even some maid elements like spells. It was a fun and welcoming place, making it easy to visit alone. I would like to go back again even by myself.

When I entered the store, I found it quite spacious! There was no door, just a curtain that opened directly onto the floor, giving a full view of the interior, which might cause complaints from neighboring tenants in a different location. There were about 30-40 seats at the counter, with a kitchen and drink-making station inside the counter area, where about 5 maids were seated in a girls' bar-like arrangement. Since it was my first visit, I received explanations about the point card creation and the system of the store, but the maids were incredibly cute. I casually listened and ordered an Omu-rice set for 1100 yen after some consideration since it was still lunchtime. It was delicious, with a nice buttery aroma. The white sauce-like taste was probably due to the strong pepper flavor. It should be noted that they used butter rice instead of ketchup rice, which gave it a rich flavor. I had another cup of oolong tea and then left. There were no major events. I might come back again because the maids are of high quality.

After work, I was heading towards Akihabara Station when I saw a maid handing out flyers at the intersection, so I decided to visit. It was a maid cafe, but the service was different as they served customers over the counter. The maids were very cute and cheerful, and they made me laugh a lot (laughs). It's not a calm atmosphere, so it's recommended for those who want to have fun drinking while enjoying themselves. There seems to be a related maid casino, as the maid who gave me the flyer seemed to be from there. If I have the chance, I would like to visit that shop as well.

In recent years, Akihabara has become known for its maid cafes, but I also wanted to experience the cute maid culture and have a maid draw a moe illustration for me. However, the high prices and not-so-great image made it seem intimidating for someone like me who has never been to a maid cafe before. I searched on Tabelog and found a reasonably priced place, so I decided to give it a try. When I arrived, there were adorable maids waiting to greet me. I was impressed by their skills when they asked what I wanted them to draw. I will definitely go back again, as the food was delicious too. Highly recommend for those who want to experience Akihabara on a budget.

This maid cafe is definitely a place where you can talk to the maids more than at other maid cafes. The setup is counter-style, with a maid always in front to serve you. It's not like other maid cafes where the waiters dress as maids, so it's perfect for those who want to chat with the maids. The pricing system is similar to a girls bar, with charges added per 30 minutes. There are also pack prices for those who plan to stay longer, which I'd like to try next time.

The other day, while walking in Akihabara, I was handed a flyer and decided to visit Queen's Court, my first maid cafe experience. The building was a bit hidden, with a small elevator, which made me a bit nervous about where I was being taken. However, upon reaching the 4th floor and entering, I was greeted by maids in red maid outfits inspired by sailor uniforms, who welcomed me with a "welcome". They explained the system, and I chose the cafe course with unlimited soft drinks for 30 minutes for ¥800. When the drinks arrived, we performed the customary magic spell together, "Bibidebidekyun Kirakira!" before enjoying them. I had to leave quickly, but I learned about the "keys", which are like membership cards that can be upgraded to higher ranks by visiting multiple times. I would like to come back and try upgrading to other keys in the future.

I was exploring Akihabara to experience a maid cafe for the first time when a maid from Queens Court, who was handing out flyers, called out to me. She was so cute and explained the system very politely, so I decided to visit this shop. I went with a friend and both of us enjoyed the Fairy Set. Since it was lunchtime and we were hungry, we ordered the omurice set and watched as the maid drew a cute picture with ketchup on the omurice right in front of us. We had a great time chatting and enjoying tea for about 1-2 hours. The counter-style setup allowed us to talk to the maid right in front of us at all times, making it very fun. The atmosphere was welcoming enough that I felt like I could come alone next time. I'm glad my first maid cafe experience was at Queens Court. I definitely want to visit again!

I went to Akihabara with my friends to buy a computer. There was a cute maid that caught my attention, so I was curious about what kind of place it was. It looked fun, so we decided to check it out! The drinks were all-you-can-drink, and since it was around lunchtime, I ordered pasta. I had the impression that maid cafes didn't focus much on food, but I was pleasantly surprised by the authentic pasta I had there! Some dishes are even prepared right in front of you by the maids, so I thought modern maid cafes have a high level of performance too!

I always had a strong image of maids wearing black dresses with white frilly aprons. However, the uniforms at this shop were mainly red and had a cute feel to them. Each maid had different accessories and hair ornaments, which really showed their individual personalities. It was my first time, so I had the classic omurice with my name written on it. The drink options were only available through a timed all-you-can-drink system, which seemed to serve as a time charge. There were frequent events held, including days where maids wore different costumes. There were quite a few maids working, all of whom were unique and friendly, making conversations with them very enjoyable. The maids seemed to get along well with each other, creating a lively atmosphere. The customers ranged from young male groups to groups of women, and various other types of people.

You can have a fun conversation with the maid behind the counter. There are so many different types of fairies that it's hard to remember them all, which was very enjoyable. The uniforms are cute and not too much like typical maid outfits, which I liked. There are plenty of dishes on the menu, and the maid's special plate was delicious and enjoyable. The doodles were cute and I was very satisfied. They also have limited edition menu items for special events, so I definitely want to try those as well. Highly recommended maid cafe.

Akihabara Station is also nearby, close to a street with many maid cafes, so it's easy to find. This maid cafe is popular among a wide range of ages. They offer free drinks, which is very helpful during the thirsty summer. The food is delicious and has a variety of options. The "Mogu Mogu Omurice Set" with cute messages drawn on it is made right in front of you, and the "Peach Knights Set" with beef ginger is unique to maid cafes. I tried the popular menu items and enjoyed them all! The maids are friendly and will talk to you, so it's a comfortable place to be whether you're alone or with friends. They greet you warmly at the entrance and see you off kindly when you leave. They made me feel really good during my visit!

It might be a bit tough to go alone without makeup, but it can be enjoyable to go for drinks or with friends even if you don't drink. Good points: ◆ It's a girls-only style, so there's no neglect like in maid cafes ◆ The food was well-made and delicious ◆ You can choose a course for each person (all-you-can-drink alcohol or no alcohol) ◆ The employees are like witches, and the food and drinks have unique names, creating a fun, edgy atmosphere ◆ It's relatively cheap for a maid cafe, and you can smoke inside. I haven't been there for lunch, but I might use it for a casual drink at night.

I went to a maid cafe once before, and this was my second time at a maid cafe. The place I went to before was very frilly and cute, but the food was not good haha. In contrast, at Queens Court, the food was surprisingly delicious!! I ordered a sandwich, and the bread was toasted and really tasty! It's worth going just for the food! (laughs) There were other cute menu items like ginger pork as well. The maid girls were also cute, each with their own unique personality. It was great that you could chat with the maids more than at a regular maid cafe, and I had a lot of fun! I want to go again! Highly recommended!

Meido-san was handing out flyers, so I thought a maid cafe sounded nice and decided to visit. When I entered, it was a counter-style setup where I could chat with many maids. One of the maids outside had mentioned that the food was delicious, so I decided to try it out. I was originally thinking of ordering omurice, but I felt like having pasta, so I chose the carbonara! I wasn't expecting much from the food at a maid cafe, but it was surprisingly delicious. I had a great time chatting with the maids and left feeling satisfied.

As I was walking down a street where many maids were trying to attract customers, I spotted a maid in a rare red sailor collar outfit! I decided to listen to what she had to say, and the offer of all-you-can-drink drinks at a reasonable price caught my attention, so I followed her. She led me to a building on a street lined with many maid cafes and we took the elevator to the 4th floor. As I entered the shop, I was greeted with "Welcome to Queen's Court!" instead of the usual "Welcome back!", which was refreshing! I was seated and the maid who guided me explained the shop's offerings. There were two courses available: a 60-minute all-you-can-drink alcohol course and a 30-minute all-you-can-drink soft drink course, as well as a special course for first-timers. The special course included 60 minutes of all-you-can-drink soft drinks and the opportunity to take a cheki photo. I chose this special course as it was more affordable than the regular price. The time management was self-managed, with automatic extensions if desired. I didn't have a watch with me, so I had to check the time on my phone. The menu was written in a different language called "Queensland Language", which was easy to understand, but orders were to be placed in Queensland Language. I first ordered a hot tea (I forgot the Queensland Language name...). The drinks arrived very quickly. Before drinking, there was a maid cafe-style ritual of chanting spells together with the maid! It was a fun experience. While I was sipping my drink, I received more information about the shop. I learned that there was a maid casino affiliated with this place, which piqued my interest, so I plan to visit it someday. I was told that with the tips received at this shop, I could play at the maid casino. Once the shop explanation was over, the maid stayed by my side the whole time, engaging in conversation. Sometimes she had to make drinks or attend to other tasks, but another maid came to chat with me, so I had a great time for an hour. The cheki photo we took had cute doodles added by the maid's hand, which was adorable! I would love to visit again when I feel like chatting with the maids. With the affordable 30-minute course, I might just drop by spontaneously. The uniforms and maids were both cute, and I left satisfied.

I went to a maid café for the first time because my friend from overseas really wanted to go! I was a bit worried before entering the shop, thinking about whether I would be ripped off or not. However, inside the shop was a lovely maid café & bar where you could chat with cute maids in a cozy atmosphere. The drink-all-you-can system with a time limit made the pricing clear and easy to understand. Although we didn't order, the food looked delicious, especially the omurice! We were able to have a lot of conversations across the counter, and my friend who I brought along was very satisfied. It was nice that there was an English menu available. I found myself wanting to find another excuse to go back again haha.