maid cafe in seoul

[dhonzik]

I'll be in Seoul on 4 Feb, where is the maid cafe located at? I'll be staying in Gangnam

[PoupeeLand]

I prefer japanese maids

[Jklsays101]

Noo Korea don't become nerdy like japannn you're asias only hope leftttt

jkjk but srsly don't.

[bleck56]

This reminds me Kaichou wa maid sama! XD

[zxxtarutaruxxz]

何で朝鮮人て日帝文化を追いかけて来るんだ？気持ち悪い

[estherkang]

lol.

[GZE02644]

反日ばかり言っているわりにいつも『日本文化に憧れる』

この矛盾が韓国人の本音でしょ！！

[aoking69]

（・∀・）気軽にトンスルが飲める、トンスルカフェは無いのか？­キムチ付きでな

[methenium]

wHAT RUBBISH AND INTOLERANCE. YOU'RE

BLOCKED.

[chris10nz]

they dont sound as moe D:

myb coz i understand korean nd...korean ppl......

its ok coz being racist about ur own race is well ya.....ok.

[claireglory]

MOE !!

[KingPiousTheThird]

Wow, a JAPANESE maid cafe in Korea.

Maybe the Koreans are accepting Japanese culture after all. XD

[Hyperknuck1]

it seems like the new generation of koreans is. Too many still trapped in the past tho :(

[1tephania]

They had that shit here in Toronto, at Scarborough. Some japanophile university kid thought it was a good business idea, but he closed down after a year or so because he couldn't pay the rent.

[drencherrio]

whoa. they kneeled down.

[Melvinlol]

THATS A LITTLE SYMBOL OF JAPAN LOL.

[elypsian]

did they just say hello master? great, more spread of weird otaku culture.. -.-

[shinatama81]

Ah, you just got to have an open mind. And its ok, so long as America doesnt copy it. But guess wat, Im pretty sure they did.

[seolma]

The narrator speaks japanese, the people are speaking korean but their voice is dubbed because it's a show in japan.

[ivpump]

These maids have crazy hair styles. They should all have neat hairstyle in the restaurant.

[nahcey]

wot the hell?

this is Japanese NOT KOREAN

I don't get why sooo many weird Japanese ppl upload things and say it's Korean

so lame...

[4hq]

Japanese "Maid Cafe" is branching out in Seoul, Korea & they're filming the process up to the opening date. :)

[whateveryo69]

LOL don't post comments like this if you don't know anything.

A Japanese guy opened a Maid Cafe in Seoul, Korea. They even interview a couple of the Korean maids. I mean, I would know because I understand Korean, but don't say things while being ignorant.

[Audiomuse]

Korean girls are so much better!!

[rhythm465]

「お帰りなさいませ、ご主人様」に日本人がそれ程抵抗がないのは­、いつの間にか性に対してオープンになりすぎたから、この挨拶ぐ­らいにいちいちイヤラしさは感じなくなっているが、日本も２、３­０年前は今の韓国のようにこのような事には抵抗感がある時代だっ­た。

[rhythm465]

私が言いたいのはこの社長が韓国でも成功するなんて軽く言ってい­るが、日本と韓国の時空的ギャップを考えずに今の性にオープンに­なり過ぎている（韓国から見れば）日本の流行をそのまま韓国へ持­って行って成功するなんて本当にこの若い社長は「考えが甘い」！­

[songmick]

ore wa ima, moete iru!

[MurasakiVampire]

Is interesting how the cultural aspect has an influence on how things are seen by the korean people. One of the girls said that "welcome home master" sounds lascivious or indecent in korean so she wants to change the line. To those who believe they were speaking japanese...they were speaking korean, they were in korea and tried to make a made caffe there.

[Amanikitty]

Surely, if there was a maid cafe in the United States it would be seen the same as that. xD

I know that if I worked at a maid cafe I would feel uncomfortable saying 'master'. Probably 'sir', but not master.

[rhythm465]

It's only in the otaku(nerd) world.

Akihabara including such a maid cafe is a kind of Disneyland for the otaku now.

We are not discussing a "normal" coffee shop here.

Do you say every place is normal in the United States?

I don't think so.

[Amanikitty]

I am aware that it's only in the "otaku world". I'm not saying there is a maid cafe in the U.S., even though there IS a Karaoke spot in NYC where the girls are dressed as maids.

And I was talking about the use of words and labels and whatnot. What does your comment have to do with that? Makes no sense.

[rhythm465]

I didn't say there must be a maid cafe in the U.S..

I just said there must be some american nerds' strange & unnormal place.

I believe otaku & american nerds are all strange for normal people.

I think strange words are needed for otaku.

American nerds also must be using some strange words to build their own world, even if it's not "welcome home master".

btw, "welcome home, sir" is ok to you?

Also, I'd like to hear other americans opinion.

[Amanikitty]

I have no clue what you're talking about.

It's not that it's strange, it's the meaning and interpretation of the word in different societies.

[rhythm465]

Well then, do you say all americans, especially american otakus FEEL that "welcome home master" is lascivious, indecent or dirty?

Do you say your comment represents all american's feeling?

I'd like to know other americans opinion.

[Amanikitty]

I'm talking about MY opinion.

Even before you tried to enter the convo with a random comment it was MY opinion.

Just like the girl gave HER opinion in the video.

Conversation is over.

[rhythm465]

Well, well, well...

Does your former comment of "Surely, if there was a maid cafe in the United States it would be seen the same as that." sound like your own opinion for every normal american???

I doubt it.

That sounds just as if you are EXPLAINING (not describing your opinion) "U.S.A is like this", "U.S.A would do this" as a representative of americans.

Never sounded like your own opinion!

[Amanikitty]

It obviously would, because not everyone would feel comfortable saying "master". :/

I didn't say EVERY U.S. GIRL WHO WOULD'VE WORKED AT ONE WOULD SAY THIS. And perhaps you missed the "I know that if I worked at a maid cafe I would feel uncomfortable saying 'master'." Saying "I KNOW" about my own case sounds like my OWN opinion.

gtfo.

[rhythm465]

You bastard!

Before ADDING your opinion of "I know...blah blah...uncomfortable...master.­..blahs", you obviously said the EXPLANATION of "the same (;"the same" in this case must mean that the words in this vid would also impress Americans lascivious or indecent, NOT like your opinion of "uncomfortable") thing would take place in U.S.A".

[rhythm465]

And you also said later "it's the meaning and interpretation of the word in different societies."

I think "societies" intends for each country; korea, japan and U.S.A.

You already decided how americans interpret the meaning of "welcome home master"!

You GTFO!

[Amanikitty]

Dear, I was born under wedlock. Were you?

You still fail to make sense. And it's so entertaining.

[Amanikitty]

And lol, please try and learn English again. Obviously your reading comprehension skills are severely lacking.

Goodbye weeaboo.

[rhythm465]

Now I'm typing taking care of my cats!

You cheap asian american!

When you can't reply straightly, there is nothing for you but to split hairs arguing about my English skill.

You are not like American.

Or you cannot still became a american, loser.

And only you are not welcomed to Japan.

[rhythm465]

Even if you are not asian, you still bastard!

[Arayziel]

Woah wait!? Karaoke maids!?

Shit, we need more stuff like that. It's so damn boring here.

[griffennato]

Puff!

[yunigirl]

The video sponsors 2 places Japan and Korea.

[dasomcafe]

omg everyone. this is in korea. korean speaking maids, located in seoul.

[heaven2nd]

idiot :-( that's clearly japanese language

in korea, there's no maid cafe

[lightgreenn]

idiot.....is you I think? it says 'Kankoku' right there..? Maid cafe is not only for Japanese, it's everywhere..even in China lol

[Simonabraham1987]

This is in Japan not korea. They are clearly speaking Japanese.

[ichibakudan]

you are clearly an idiot! they are fully in seoul, Korea, and they werent all speaking japanese you moron. and to the post made by FatalJapan, there is a maid cafe in north america but its in my country Canada. I dont think it would fly in The us though, Canada so diverse in its multi culturalism that it is a satble ground for a maid cafe. Its called iMade Cafe if your wondering. HAHA wow another reason why Canada is the shiznit! LMAO XD!!!

[FatalJapan]

I should start a maid cafe in PA

[hardyandtiny]

the maid cafe idea didn't work in korea, it went out of business.

[manga12]

thats unfortunate

[moonbal]

that's because there aren't that many r-tards in korea as in japan.

[emanc69]

jealous retard

[SunWooz]

i'm definetely visiting a maid cafe when i visit korea and japan. I'll make them feel extremely akward.

[JohnMarkKarr]

Cute culture is now worldwide phenomenon.

[Azathrael]

lol Koreans sound so awkward saying that welcome back phrase.

[nakjisanjeok]

FUCK WAPANESE!!

[exam]

funny they bow a lot.

[exxroy]

moeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees

[m16gen]

Nerd culture will finally bring peace to the world or will it? Dun... dun... dun...

[demonkogure]

m9(^Д^)hahaha

[Kturtle87]

=_=...time to ban japanese products again...

[kyootoughguy]

moe taking over asia... is this a good or bad sign?

[Ayumi85]

GOOD! xD

[mjetman]

if i had a girl like that. i wouldn't work

[deathstalkshim]

nice...

[OMGpigtails]

Wish I could understand what they are saying.. Arg! It sure does seem interesting. But yeah.. I wanna be a maid!! ARR!! (^.^)

[qunya]

韓国でメイド萌えかあ。



[naisis]

ほんの少しですが…

[melonet]

Oh,korean cuties!!

[kriffix]

XD