Maid Café 

We are excited to bring the popular Maid Café to A Taste of Animethon - Special Reunion! The Maid Cafe will be happening on SATURDAY ONLY (Jan 15)! Our Maids will do their best to offer you an enchanting experience of popular Maid Cafes like the ones in Japan! Our Maids will graciously await to serve you at the cafe when you arrive, serving you snacks and drinks along with interactive activities and performances for you to enjoy. There is also a choice of instant photos for you to capture your time with us that you can take home. Relax and enjoy your stay here~ Okaerinasai Goshujin-sama, Ojou-sama! お帰りなさいませ、ご主人様 , お嬢様!

Maid Café Details

• Maid Cafe will be held in sessions on SATURDAY, Jan 15 ONLY
• Session times are: 11AM, 1PM, 3PM, 5PM, 7PM
• Event Location: Salon 2
• Each session will last approximately one hour and will include dessert and a drink.
• Ticket price: $15 (No Refund. A valid A Taste of Animethon Pass must be present for every ticket holder to attend this event.)
• Onsite Location to Purchase During Event: Animethon Official Merchandise Booth at the Exhibition Hall 
• Due to COVID, we have restricted the number of seatings available, so get your tickets fast before they sell out! We will be following strict protocols to ensure you to have a safe and fun experience.

Food and drinks will be included with the ticket. The menu includes...
Choice of one food item (Specific items will have limited quantities):

• Maid Cafe Food Menu: Special Reunion Edition Cake ♥ (with choice of Dark Chocolate cake with caramel or Vanilla Bavarois with Raspberry)
• Drinks: Tea (Choice of Earl Grey, Calm Chamomile, Refresh Mint, lemon)

Be sure to inform your maid of any food allergies that you may have.

You will be required to purchase a Maid Cafe ticket to attend this event, and are expected to arrive 10 minutes before the session starts. There are limited seats available so get the tickets early!

What is a Maid Café?

Maid cafés (メイドカフェ Meido kafe) are a subcategory of cosplay restaurants found predominantly in Japan. In these cafés, waitresses dressed in maid costumes act as servants, and treat customers as masters (and mistresses) in a private home, rather than as café patrons. The first permanent maid café, Cure Maid Café, was established in Akihabara, Tokyo, Japan in March 2001, but maid cafés are becoming increasingly popular.

Please email programming@animethon.org if you have any questions regarding this event.