Doll Maid Café 『Dear My Doll』

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The completely original maid outfits inspired by dolls are a must-see! Don’t forget to ask the maids about their recommended points, as they have paid attention to every detail in the decorations.

Welcome to the World of Doll Maid Café “Dear My Doll”

“Dear My Doll” is a unique concept café located in the Namba area of Osaka. The café is themed around “dolls,” emphasizing the cuteness and ephemeral beauty reminiscent of dolls, which is reflected in the decor and the costumes of the staff.

Each maid has a distinct character, making it easy for customers to find their favorite maid. Every visit brings new discoveries in this enchanting space.

The Interior Feels Like a Dollhouse

The interior of “Dear My Doll” boasts a design reminiscent of a doll’s world. Pink wallpaper creates a soft impression, while white tables and black sofas provide an elegant atmosphere. The spacious layout allows for a relaxed experience, creating a calm environment perfect for enjoying special moments with the maids.

Thoughtfully Designed Maid Outfits and Services

At “Dear My Doll,” guests are greeted by maids in completely original outfits inspired by dolls. There are four color variations, including elegant outfits in pink and black, as well as chic gray costumes, allowing for different atmospheres. Seasonal limited special outfits are also available, ensuring fresh experiences with each visit. Enjoyable services include instant photo (cheki) opportunities with the maids and game plans for entertainment.

Affordable Pricing and a Rich Menu

“Dear My Doll” offers a variety of dishes at reasonable prices. The cover charge is set at 900 yen for men and 400 yen for women, with drinks starting from 700 yen. The popular drawing omelet rice is priced at 1300 yen, and pancakes at 900 yen, both of which are well-received by customers. The tutorial set, costing 3800 yen, includes the cover charge, all-you-can-drink options, and instant photos with the maids, making it highly recommended for first-time visitors. The “Moe Kyun Set” is also popular, priced at 3100 yen for men and 2600 yen for women, and includes an original cocktail, bromides, and instant photo opportunities.

Conclusion

“Dear My Doll” is a special concept café themed around the world of dolls. With its chic and calming interior and the unique personalities of the maids, there are always new discoveries to be made on each visit. The thoughtfully designed costumes and engaging services provide an enjoyable experience for both newcomers and regulars alike. If you’re in Osaka, be sure to spend some special time at “Dear My Doll.”

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