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Coffee, New York's first Japanese maid, enters Chinatown

Published: 2026-05-13 Author: World Gafei

Last Updated: 2026/05/13, The first maid cafe in New York officially opened in Chinatown on August 18, 2013. Here, people can experience Japanese culture from the west coast of the Pacific Ocean.

Now, Japanese culture has gradually infiltrated into American life. In New York's Chinatown, the cafe known as "America's first maid cafe" has officially opened, where guests are called hosts or princesses, served by lovely girls dressed as maids. For $5, customers can also take pictures with their favorite "maid".

This coffee shop also hosts birthday parties, open wheat nights and other activities. Here, people can enjoy a variety of Japanese cuisine, such as Japanese curry, Rice with Beef, rice balls, as well as various Japanese drinks and desserts.

The tempting-looking maid cafe only got a three-star rating in the customer survey. Customers think that everything here is lovely, but there is still a lot of room for improvement. If the experience here is different from that of other maid cafes, it will be more satisfying. The "maids" in the store do not have enough interaction with customers, so they should participate more in the communication with customers. But in any case, customers will have a unique experience here.

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