You Can Pay For ‘Japanese Maids’ To Slap, Feed Snacks Or ‘Marry’ You At This New Pop-Up Cafe
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How it works
The “maid culture”, as the pop-up puts it, is a “fun, fantasy-like experience where you’re treated like royalty by maids in cute costumes”.
Moe Moe Q (named after ‘moe moe kyun’, a Japanese phrase used to express cutesy excitement) is located at Orchard Cineleisure. This pop-up operates only on certain dates and occasions like Christmas and Chinese New Year, with the next session happening on Feb 22 from 3pm to 10pm.
Pay $20 to get slapped
You can also pay extra for more fan service, like selfies with the meidos, playing board games with them, getting head pats, being fed snacks or even getting slapped for fun. The latter is priced at $20, and yes, even getting slapped costs good money these days. This isn't the kind of adult fun some folks might expect, though. The 'slap' is more like a light, playful tap that is meant to resemble an anime slap.
House rules
Since the meidos are young women on a job, there are also obligatory house rules to protect them from skeevy customers’ unwanted advances. For instance, customers can’t take photos of the maids without their consent in the cafe, make physical contact or pry for their personal information and exchange contact info. And definitely no “waiting for maids to enter/leave or ambushing them”.
Hiring butlers
The meido experience is apparently not just for the guys; the pop-up is also hiring male and female ‘butlers’ for an upcoming “butler experience”, and interested parties can DM Moe Moe Q with their photos to be considered.
Moe Moe Q is at #08-01 Orchard Cineleisure, 8 Grange Rd, S239695. Next session on Feb 22, 3pm to 10pm. More info at www.instagram.com/moemoeq.maid.cafe
Photos: Moe Moe Q
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