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Kiaraakitty opens cat-themed lingerie-maid cafe with Yujia at Boat Quay, charges S$100 for hugs

Aiah Bathan
By Aiah Bathan

SINGAPORE: Singaporean streamer Kiaraakitty recently opened a cat-themed lingerie-maid cafe with OnlyFans creator, Yujia. The content creators called their cafe Kitty Paradise and are located at the LIT Bar Lounge Restaurant on June 24, 26, and 27 from 6pm to 9pm.

The cafe also has an Instagram account where all promotional images, menus, and a sneak peek of the foods are posted. 

The streamers will serve their products wearing French-inspired lingerie and fluffy cat ear headbands to match the maid cafe’s theme. For the food, potential customers will receive cat-themed dishes such as the ‘Meowsta’, tomato pasta with carrot as ears and cucumber as whiskers which retail at S$21. 

There will also be a Cheese & Ham Omelette which will remain cat-themed for S$9.90.

In terms of drinks, one may order their S$12 Cosmokitty, which is made of vodka, and the Sober Kitty, a non-alcohol drink, for S$8. 

To top it all off, a S$6 Vanilla Ice Cream dessert can be ordered, topped with whipped cream and chocolate. 

Aside from the interesting dishes, the streamers also provided a list of special services. For S$100, one can get a hug from Kiaraakitty or Yujia. For a photo opportunity, people may get the chance by paying S$30. 

Special services such as ‘AYAYA’ and ‘AYAYAx2’ cost S$5 and S$10, respectively. To know what these are, one must find it out for themselves. 

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