Day 4: Maidreamin - Osaka, Japan

Since we were in Nipponbashi, I can only think of maid cafe. I searched up maid cafes on google and Maidreamin popped up first. When walking toward the Maindreamin Cafe in Nipponbashi, there were many other girls dressed in other maid cafe uniforms handling out flyers to get customers. It was super hot that day, my make up was melting away. Those girls were in layers of cute tu-tu skirts and uniforms in full makeup. It must have been hard on them. While looking at some of the signs for other maid cafe, many of them seemed pretty sketchy. Some of them felt like it wasn't appropriate for all age and may only welcome male customers. I am not sure if I was just misreading the message. Anyways, when we found Maidreamin, the cafe looked the most legit and welcoming to female customers.

When we enter the cafe, the maids/waitress would chant and greet us. Cuteness overload. Other than paying for the food, there is a hourly entry free that each person needs to pay. So, don't sit too long if you are not a fan.

Their menu is loaded with super cute food too. But I don't think they would taste very good. It's just mainly for the look. We ordered 2 parfaits.

Finally our parfaits came. Super cute. And of course we had to do a magical chant before we eat. Turns out when whenever, 1 table chants, the rest of the restaurant would chant as well, including the other customers of course. It seemed like everyone know everyone. Most of the customers are guys of course. Some are young, some are old. I felt out of place, watching the guys yell out the chant enthusiastically with the cute hand gestures.