Maid Cafe Simulator Maids — The Five Maids and Bond Stories

Maid Cafe Simulator maids are the heart of the game rather than background staff. The store page frames the whole premise around five kemonomimi maids, each with a secret of her own, and it ties progression to them: fulfill their wishes and follow their bond stories to discover the secrets behind those bright smiles. Around that sit concrete numbers, 36 bond stories, 25 text messages per maid, and 18 outfits plus 15 DLC outfits. This page collects what the official material documents about the cast and the systems around them.

Who the Five Maids Are

The cast is a set of five kemonomimi maids, and the store page describes each as having a secret. The story begins with one of them: a kemonomimi girl walks into your last hiring interview and gives you an idea that changes everything, which is how the maid café gets started. Beyond that framing, the store page does not publish individual names, backgrounds or personality profiles, so those are not documented yet. What is clear is that the maids are written as characters with arcs, not as interchangeable workers, since their secrets are the thing the bond stories exist to reveal.

Bond Stories and How Progression Works

Bond stories are the character progression track. The store page says you fulfill their wishes and follow their bond stories, and the key features list 36 of them, alongside 13 main story chapters. That is a large content commitment relative to the management systems, and it means the character side is not optional flavor: a manager who only optimizes the counter leaves most of the narrative untouched. Full Korean voice acting covers both the main story and the bond stories, which the store page lists as a feature.

System	Documented detail
Maids	Five, each with a secret
Bond stories	36
Main story chapters	13
Text messages	25 per maid
Voice acting	Full Korean for story and bond scenes

Messages, Outfits and Everyday Interaction

The maids reach out beyond the café floor. Each maid has 25 text messages, and the store page says the maids post to in-game social media themselves. It also describes smaller moments: a pat on the head, a new outfit, a moment together. Those moments connect to the customization systems, since the game lists 18 outfits in the base game plus 15 DLC outfits, and the store page ties outfits to both everyday interaction and the Dance Video Day feature, where you choose a maid and an outfit before recording a longer performance.

The people side and the business side converge at the rating goal. The store page's arc is one rundown café, five maids and three stars to chase, so the maids you know best are also the ones carrying your café's quality. For how the shifts and bonds interleave, see the gameplay page; for the full opening sequence, see the walkthrough.