What happens at your table.
A maid café is a Japanese-style themed café: our costumed cast serve food and drinks at the table.
Cheki photos
Ask about a cheki photo with the cast. A cheki is an instant photo.
What to eat and drink.
Bubble tea
Nine flavors, from taro milk tea to lychee tea. Add boba or rainbow jelly.
Bear Parfait
Chocolate chip cookies, Oreos, cocoa puffs, tapioca pudding, whipped cream and more.
Crepe cake
Served with whipped cream and strawberry preserves.
Karaage
Karaage chicken, served with lemon and dipping sauce.
Takoyaki
An order is four pieces.
Questions people ask.
How does a maid cafe work?
A maid café is a Japanese-style themed café. Our costumed cast serve your food and drinks at the table, perform J-pop and idol classics, and take cheki photos with guests. You order from the menu as you would at any café.
What do you do at a maid cafe?
Eat and drink, watch your maids sing, and ask for a cheki, an instant photo with the cast. The cast schedule shows who is on each day.
Is there a cover charge?
There is no cover charge on regular, non-event days. You pay for what you order.
Do I need a reservation?
No. Walk-ins are welcome, and you can reserve a table on Yelp. Last seating is 8:15 PM.
Is it family friendly?
Yes. Families and kids come often and love it.
Can I take photos?
Photos and videos of the café and of the performances are welcome, and so is the cheki you order with the cast. Please don't photograph the maids themselves while they work, and no touching, so they can focus on their job comfortably.
A maid cafe near you, in La Habra.
La Habra sits in northern Orange County at the edge of Los Angeles County.
Walk-ins welcome. Last seating 8:15 PM. Free parking in the plaza.