Cyber Fille 　

A Liver-Themed Concept Cafe in Shinjuku Where You Can Log Into a Cyber World

Cyber Fille is a liver-themed concept cafe located in Kabukicho, Shinjuku. Its key themes are a “Cyber World” and the relationship between “Livers and Viewers.” Guests can enjoy conversations and drinks with cast members in an atmosphere that feels similar to interacting during a live stream.

The cafe is also known as a venue produced by the popular streamer Naabou, making it especially appealing to fans of influencers, online streaming culture, and digital entertainment. It is an ideal destination for those seeking a concept cafe experience that goes beyond simply having a drink.

Cyber-Inspired Oshikatsu with Original Idol-Style Costumes

The cast members wear original idol-inspired costumes that enhance the cyber-themed atmosphere. Information also suggests that former and active idols work at the cafe, making it an excellent choice for guests who enjoy oshikatsu activities and photogenic experiences.

The menu includes handmade food, original cocktails, original champagne, and cheki photos, allowing guests to support their favorite cast members in various ways. Information also indicates that many female guests visit the cafe and that even those who do not drink alcohol can enjoy the experience, making it welcoming for first-time visitors.

A 15-Seat Cyber Space with Both Counter and Sofa Seating

The cafe has a total of 15 seats. The pricing system distinguishes between counter seating and sofa seating, allowing guests to choose between a quick casual visit or a more relaxed experience.

Located just a four-minute walk from Shinjuku Station, Cyber Fille is conveniently situated for visitors exploring Kabukicho before or after other plans.

Pricing

Counter seating is ¥2,500 for 60 minutes, while the main sofa seating area is ¥3,500 for 60 minutes. The average budget is approximately ¥3,000.

A Kabukicho Spot Where You Can Feel Like a Streamer or a Viewer

Cyber Fille combines a cyber world setting, the concept of livers and viewers, and idol-style costumes to create a unique concept cafe experience in Shinjuku. It is highly recommended for fans of streaming culture, guests who enjoy oshikatsu, and anyone looking for a conversation-focused night out in Kabukicho.

The cafe is closed on Sundays. Business hours are primarily until 11:00 PM, making it a convenient stop after work or on a night out before the weekend.

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