Maidcafe Maidreamin Ikebukuro Sunshine-dori Shop

Went there last Saturday to experience what it is all about. Although i have seen videos about the cafe but experiencing it for the first time is something different. The maids are cute, the food are cute, the decorations are cute. CUTENESS OVERLOAD!!! Although the overall bill turns out to be abit to the pricey side ( Ordered a set meal which consist of a main course, dessert, drink, gift and a photo with one of the maid = 4500 Yen ), but it is worth it. You can choose the ala carte items which is cheaper but i choose the set as i wanted to fully experience the service. If i ever go to japan again i will come back and try the live performance by the maids.

Shoutout to ゆる (Yuru) for being so friendly. She tried her best to engage me in some small talks even though most of the time i have no idea what she is talking about. Arigatou and Gomen'nasai that i cannot hold the
conversation .

Although I was refraining from going out due to the Coronavirus, I visited to take a break.
Coronavirus measures were well taken care of.
For example, customers sit on a seat maintaining sufficient space between each other and used hand sanitizer before entering the room.
However, I was a little disappointed that the maid was wearing a mask and I couldn't worship her cute face.
I'd love to talk with the maid again.

Been to a couple before, a unique experience. Evening is the best time to go, had the most fun drinking with businessmen while we all cheered during the lives.

Had an amazing experience with Nami being our maid. All the girls are so cute and beautiful. Loved the live performance and magic for the food

Staff were sometimes overwhelmingly friendly, but still a very fun experience to have. Is a must do for any trip to Japan.

Very cute and pleasant experience :)
Everyone shouldgo to a maid cafe at least once.

It was a great experience with maid Neno. She is very kind and cute + the food was also very delicious. I recommend this place!

Riruru is the best maid. Best maid cafe experience hands down as the Maids are willing to play along with foreigners

Very interesting experience (but not for everyone). Maid knew very little english but that's what made it more fun :) it's not really designed for tourists but it's a fun, cute, and honestly weird thing you probably can't find in any other country

Probably the most fun I've had in a maid cafe since I've been coming to Japan for vacation (more than 10 years). Our group visited a few times during our two weeks here because of the maids, performances and drink/food. There was a new maid called Liruru who was full of positivity and spoke a bit of English, it made the experience so fun. The other maids were great; Purin is most strongest while Hana performs with so much energy. The enthusiasm was there from everyone.

Master, Neko, King and the Princess will return!!

We are here in Tokyo for two weeks, and had made prior reso's at this particular cafe, which came highly recommended by some mutual friends. Boy, this place went way beyond my expectations! As a woman and a primarily english-speaking person, I wasn't sure what to expect...I was a bit worried about awkwardness...but I felt absolutely comfortable from the moment of stepping in.

The maid staff from the get-go was warm and friendly, and there was another group of girls (customers) already seated and eating there, wearing nice outfits and some super cute bunny-ear headbands. I guess this is not just a place guys can go to enjoy, it is a place girls can also go to feel cute and a little pampered! The maids will call you 'Princess' if you are a girl, as opposed to the classic 'Master' if you are a fellow, which I found adorable. It is pretty heartwarming to be honestly called 'Princess' at least once in your life...I'd definitely recommend to go try here and for yourself!

We were matched with a lovely maid named Hana-chan, who was thoroughly sweet and charming. One of the sets we ordered (omurice) came with a cute ketchup picture she hand-drew on the omelette, and another (tomato meat sauce pasta) came with a sweet song where we all did cat's paw nya-nya pose (it was so touching to see the sole guy in our group do this!) and blessed the food with magical deliciousness. I really do feel there was some magic in there, because I felt genuinely glowing warmth in my heart from this adorable experience :) I would easily recommend for women, families with kids, and visitors to Tokyo...a special and unique memory with a dash of cute, frilly magic.

Suuuper cute place! Got lucky and stepped in when 3 songs were ordered! The girls are not fluent in english but do their best to communicate with you. They have english subs in their menu as well which is super easy to understand. 100%recommend!!♡

They were very bubbly and outgoing!! Super kind and loved the Pokémon props :) even thought I didn’t know Japanese they tried to talk English to us and it was easy :)

It was everything we hoped for, a really crazy culture shock injection on our first day. Left wearing the headbands and greeted the locals around Akihabara with a happy ‘Meow-meow!’ Don’t be shy, just go do it!

This place was so cute! It was pretty late at night though so there was only a few people and one maid. She seemed really happy though and it looked like everyone had fun.

Such a cute place with very nice & cute maids!! I would highly recommend this maid cafe to travelers! Amo & Yumi were very attentive & tried their best with English for my group.

Nammi and Cherry Blossom were very accomodating kind maids. I will seek their services again!!! 😻😻😻... seriously though very cool place with good music and kind staff.

Good place for those whom wanted to experience japanese maid cafe. Even though the staffs are not good in english, they are always trying to engage the guests. Kudos to the maid - Sakura good services and efforts

... It was a interesting experience.. If you like this kawaii Moe stuff youre defintly right here. Out Maid was really Friendly and our meal was great

Super cute place! The maids are great fun and it’s easy to have a good time without speaking any Japanese!