Saturday, 23 March 2013

Second Tea Prince Butler Cafe at MADD, SOHO

Surrounded by the Butlers & Maids


Despite hail, snow and chilly winds, The Tea Prince Butler cafe was open to serve all Lords and Ladies who wanted to drop by or reserved a table.
It was delightful to finally experience a Butler cafe and to see the unique venue ‘MADD’ which has been used for previous Maid’s of England (MOE), Butler and Gaming event Loading Soho. From the entrance we were greeted by a Maid who explained all the rules – do not touch or hug the maids/butlers! Then with a ring of her bell we became ladies and entered the cafe.
Read the rest of my review here on animepicks.co.uk
fan art by a Lady

Wednesday, 26 September 2012

WOTA London Returns

Wota London returns after a change of management and does not fail to impress! With returning acts dazzling us with their routines such as the Maid's of England, DotDot3, Butler Kohei.

Also a great range of anime/jpop/kpop music to relax to, dance along with or mingle with other like minded cosplayers.


I came on behalf of animepicks.co.uk as I have reviewed the MOE's recent pop up maid cafe in Camden and was impressed with the high standard of service/entertainment.

See my full report and more photos on animepicks.

Friday, 22 June 2012

Pop up Maid Cafe in Camden

When:
15th July


Where?
HELLENIC Restaurant
9a Delancey Street,
Camden Town,
London  NW1 7NL

Show me the money!
Entry is £25 online in advance which includes a 3-course meal and entry to the event (secure payment via  Paypal).
Otherwise it’s £35 on the door.
 £5 optional Polaroid photo with maids (souvenir of your time).

When to om nom:
Seating Times (choose online or turn up at allotted time if paying at door)
13:00 to 15:00
15:30 to 17:30
18:00 to 20:00

Four menus to choose from: Yaki-Soba, Beef Curry, Japanese Mushroom Spaghetti and Omu-Rice. Each meal also comes with a Japanese dessert of Green Tea, Wasabe and Sesame ice cream.

Now I Listed all the vital details at the top for those of you who know what I’m on about; for the rest of you who chose to read on let me explain  what a Maid café is:

Simply being served food by a Maid (female) or Butler (male).

They not only dress up as maids but you also have anime visuals from a range of popular anime series and films as a colourful backdrop for your meal. However the maids at this café do offer extra services such as our playing games with customers and dancing.  Apparently if you win get a tasty Japanese treat which is hand-decorated by the Maids. But if you lose you will have to apologise to the Maids. (games such as:  Pop-Up Pirate, Jyan-Ken (Rock-Paper-Scissors), Jenga, Connect4 - each game £2 per person. 

This includes routines to “Kyary Pamyu Pamyu” songs & Dance, plus “Romantic Ukare Mode” and “Seikan Hikou” dance routines. These Japanese Maids are actually professionally trained performers who sing, dance and play piano and can be hired for performing at events.

 So come for food, atmosphere and the cute cosplay - clean family fun only guys!