Wuhan, Hubei, China
Beihai Cat Cafe
Beihai is a long-running cat cafe in the Tanhualin old quarter of Wuchang, about 100 metres from exit A of Tanhualin Wushengmen station. It occupies two neighbouring shopfronts, and a purchase in one gives access to both. About 30 cats of various breeds live there and are used to visitors. The owner does not sell cat treats, so the cats are not fed by customers. Drinks and desserts such as waffles are served.
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