For the past several years, maid cafes have been popular in Japan and have spread outside the country. Taiwan now has maid cafes of its own—there’s even a McDonald’s that has held special events, with staff dressing up in maid outfits.
Taiwan’s TVBS news recently introduced the Leon Dental Implant Institute, a maid dental clinic in Zhubei City. Decked out in frilly threads, the maids greet customers, fetch their slippers, and bring them cups of coffee.
On the same street, there are three other dental clinics. Competition is fierce, and the dentist thought that maids would be a good way to attract patients. The inside looks like a fancy cafe, and it cost a whopping $1.6 million to pay for the interior design, equipment, and, of course, the maid getups.
