Updated on 12/11/2020
In light of the recent announcement from the PA Health Department, dine-in services are suspended from Saturday, December 12, 2020, to Monday, January 4, 2021.
We will continue to offer takeout menu items. Please call us at (484) 417 - 6745.
Updated on 11/10/2020
Due to the current situation, we will be canceling all the annual events including the Fall Festival and the Mochitsuki Festival.
Updated on 6/25/2020
To our valued customers:
We would like to thank all of you for your continuous support. Your health and safety are always our utmost priority always. As Montgomery county is moving into the Green Phase, we will be resuming dine-in service on Saturday, June 27 with required restrictions.
Restaurant Dine-In Rules:
We can accommodate up to three groups of customers in order to practice social distancing guided by the CDC. Each group must consist of two to six people at a table.
We ask for your name and phone number for tracing purposes for dine-in customers.
Each group has approximately 30 minutes to dine after all the food arrives
All condiments will be provided upon request only.
Complimentary water is available for dine-in customers ONLY. Barley tea is not available at this moment.
Lastly…. We encourage all our customers to wash their hands before you eat at the restaurant. Although we are confident in our food safety efforts, your hands can touch a multitude of things before you visit Maido!
You can learn more about the coronavirus on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Updated on 4/18/2020
As Governor Tom Wolf announced on April 15, 2020, customers are required to wear a face mask or face covering to enter stores starting April 19, 2020, at 8 pm. MAIDO would like to ask all our valued customers to follow Gov. Wolf's protocol to protect yourself and our employees.
All our employees wear face masks and vinyl gloves to protect us and our valued customers.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support.
Updated on 3/18/2020
As Governor Tom Wolf announced on March 16, 2020, MAIDO will suspend the dine-in service until further notice. However, we will continue to offer takeout menu items and you can also order delivery from Caviar, or Doordash. Also, our grocery store is operating as normal.
The kitchen closes an hour before the store closing time until further notice.
Updated on 3/13/2020
We would like to thank all of you for your continuous support. Your health and safety is our utmost priority now and always. We have been monitoring the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to make sure we are always up to date with official recommendations, and we wanted to share our steps given the concerns posed by the Coronavirus (COVID-19).
We have maintained very high standards of sanitation in our store since we opened, but we have been taking extra precautions to keep the store sanitized and clean.
Increased Grocery Area Cleaning: wipe down all surfaces including doorknobs, phones, shelves, shopping cares, POS stations with sanitizer wipes and alcohol. This is in addition to our standard deep cleaning after closing the store.
Increased Restaurant Area Cleaning: wipe down all surfaces of doorknobs, phones, tables, chairs, high-chairs, menus, POS stations with sanitizer wipes and alcohol. This is in addition to our standard deep cleaning after closing the store.
Education: we keep our employees up to date to make sure we can take proper steps to maintain our customers’ and employees’ safety and health.
Lastly…. We encourage all our customers to wash their hands before you eat at the restaurant. Although we are confident in our food safety efforts, your hands can touch a multitude of things before your visit to Maido!
We are aware that this situation is very serious and evolving quickly. As of now, we will continue to operate with regular store hours. We will keep you informed of any changes to store hours on our website and Facebook. As always, we appreciate your patronage.
You can learn more about the coronavirus on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.