I've heard of 'maid cafes' in Japan but I honestly never thought the idea would catch on in HK which has (I thought) such a different sensibility about these things.
The waitresses seem more than happy about the slightly odd concept, and the place looks busy, too. A potential new trend for HK?
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3 comments:
Sad they have to copy Japanese culture so much.
I didn't think they would find any HK girls to do this. Guess I was wrong!
Everyone seems to think that being a maid is a 'bad' or 'demoting' job, but really, I think this is just another fun job. Just because it started in japan first, doesn't mean that Hong Kong maid cafes won't get their own style and get popular.
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