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Post by Deleted on Jul 1, 2017 13:11:36 GMT -6
Lately, i 've been reading a lot of stuff, especially reviews, on a new type of shop serving food or drinks, the themed shop. It is said that Japan is full of those, from cafeterias in which you pet hedgehogs (!), to maid cafeterias (waitresses dressed as maids and referring to you as "master"), to the brand new Vampire (!) cafeteria... Hedgehog Cafe Sample: www.harinezumi-cafe.com/english/Maid Cafe Samples: hubjapan.io/articles/5-best-maid-cafe-in-akihabara-in-tokyo-you-should-visitVampire Cafe Sample: appetiteforjapan.com/2015/06/20/vampire-cafe/What is this? Why don't we "Western Barbarians" get any of that, in our parts? I don't know, i am quite jealous, actually, i always wanted to go in such a place, nya! Has anyone ever experienced a visit in such a place? Don't you people agree we could use this type of facilities in our locale?
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Post by silentsanctum on Nov 4, 2017 20:12:03 GMT -6
I have been to a few, including two different maid cafe chains (Maidreamin and @home cafe), a 'duelling maid cafe' called 'J'eanne D'Arc' (in actuality, 'duel' was just a fancy word for the exorbitant cover charge) and a rabbit cafe. The maid cafes were a standard cafe - you order food and are waited on by the costumed staff, you also get a polaroid taken with your maid of choice which they decorate for you to keep. The rabbit cafe on the other hand was a bit different, you paid a cover fee and were able to hold a rabbit of choice in your lap, drinks were self serve (they had water and tea) available. If you have any other questions I am happy to answer! Edit: I found the website for J'eanne D'Arc - The decor and costumes were very cool and they had props on hand for use in the polaroid, but unfortunately the staff when I was there spoke no English (not a big deal, but if you are advertising your establishment to foreigners and tourists it would help if you had at least an English menu on hand) and the food was mediocre.
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