蕾娜希塔女僕咖啡廳
My first experience at a maid café; I had never been to one even when I was in Japan. I'm not quite sure what a traditional maid café should look like 😯. However, I had a great time at Reina Hita, and it turned out to be a good experience. I would definitely want to go again if I get the chance.
After being seated, they briefly explained the rules: no photos of the maids, and a minimum spend of 200 per person. I ordered spicy chicken noodles, which were quite spicy but flavorful. Many people say the food at maid cafés isn’t good, but maybe because I didn’t have high expectations, I actually thought it tasted a bit good that day; it felt like they put in some effort into the food.
Also, the maids at Reina Hita felt more like chatting with friends, not overly cute or sweet, but they were all very talkative. There weren’t many customers that day, but if the café was full, it seemed like three maids might not be enough.
I was unexpectedly happy to order a Polaroid picture. While drawing the Polaroid, they chatted with me. It was my first time there too, and I’d recommend trying out the Polaroids.
Coincidentally, someone ordered a performance, so we got to watch it for free. No photos or videos were allowed during the performance. I initially thought there would be some interactive dance, but to my surprise, it was a solid dance performance. The maids that day were really cute and serious about it. After the experience, I felt unexpectedly joyful, but I still suggest that shy people go with a friend 😂.
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