Taipei City, Taipei, Taiwan
Bindo冰逗桌遊空間
Bindo冰逗桌遊空間 is a board game cafe with three resident cats, on the second floor of a building in a lane off Zhongshan North Road Section 1 in Zhongshan District, Taipei. The bright, tidy room holds a library of more than a hundred board games, and friendly staff teach the rules, so it suits newcomers as well as regular players. The three shop cats grew up in the space, are relaxed around people and wander between the tables during games. Play is charged by time, at around NT$100 per hour, with day passes available, and the bar serves carefully made drinks. Guests must be at least 12 years old. It is a good pick for a group that wants an afternoon of games with feline company rather than a dedicated cat lounge. Booking a table ahead is recommended.
Reviews
Cat Cafes Nearby
喵趴咖啡 Meow Party Café
Taipei City0.2 mi / 0.3 km
喵趴咖啡 Meow Party Café is a cat cafe on the third floor of a building in a lane off Nanjing West Road in Datong District, Taipei, near Zhongshan MRT station. To find it, walk through the Photo Object shop on the ground floor to the stairs at the back. The room is home to a group of pedigree cats, including friendly tabbies and orange cats, that are awake and wandering around during the day and often come over to rub against guests. Entry includes a drink: around NT$299 per person on weekdays and NT$349 at weekends, with desserts available to add on. Tables are fairly close together and weekends get busy, so weekdays are quieter for reading or working with the cats. The food menu has recently been limited to desserts, so eat beforehand if you want a meal.
擼LALA Sweets 南西店
Taipei City0.2 mi / 0.3 km
擼LALA Sweets (擼らら Sweets) is a cat lounge and dessert cafe in a lane off Nanjing West Road in Datong District, Taipei, a few minutes from Zhongshan MRT station. The spacious, quiet room is designed around the cats, with sofas and a raised cat stage, and is home to around nine cats, many of them short-legged, round-faced breeds that are used to being petted. Staff introduce each cat's personality. The minimum spend is NT$300 per person plus a 10% service charge, redeemable against drinks, desserts or merchandise, and your time is set by your booking slot. Shoes come off and disposable shoe covers are provided; feeding the cats, picking them up, using flash and bringing your own toys or pets are not allowed. The menu centres on afternoon tea: cakes, macarons, quiche, coffee and matcha lattes. Bookings open online up to a day ahead; otherwise join the walk-in queue.
Mask Cat
Taipei City0.2 mi / 0.4 km
Mask Cat is a cat café offering a feline-themed escape in the heart of Taipei city’s historic and bustling district. This cozy spot invites visitors to enjoy a warm cup of locally sourced tea or coffee while surrounded by playful, adoptable cats—some playfully imagined with tiny, decorative masks that lend a whimsical, mysterious charm to the experience. The café’s interior likely features a blend of minimalist design and cat-centric accents, such as mask-inspired artwork, cushioned nooks, and climbing trees, creating a welcoming haven for both cats and their human admirers. Perfectly positioned in Datong District, near cultural landmarks and transit hubs, Mask Cat provides an enchanting retreat where cat lovers can unwind, connect with rescue kitties, and perhaps adopt a masked companion, making it a delightful gem in Taipei’s vibrant urban landscape.
- Adoptable cats
Double Like
Taipei City0.3 mi / 0.5 km
Double Like is an Italian restaurant with a Taiwanese twist, and of course, cats. The place is clean, cozy, and the cats tend to roam around during dinner time, giving the place a sweet charm and unique dining environment. The atmosphere in the store is quiet and, with its low-key location, it is not often crowded. There are also some cat-themed trinkets and clothing sold here, so you can take home a nice souvenir.
紅玥緬因貓藝廊 Red Moon
Taipei City0.4 mi / 0.6 km
紅玥緬因貓藝廊 Red Moon is a Maine Coon cat cafe on Chifeng Street in Datong District, Taipei, between Zhongshan and Shuanglian MRT stations. Guests sit on the floor at low tables so the cats can come right up to them. The resident group is led by more than ten large, calm Maine Coons, joined by two Ragdolls, a Devon Rex and a golden long-haired cat, and staff explain the house etiquette before you go in. Shoes come off at the door. There is a minimum spend of NT$440 per person plus a 10% service charge, paid up front, visits are usually around 90 minutes, and children must be at least six. The menu covers pasta and lasagne, rice dumplings, layered crepe cakes and drinks such as rose milk tea. Online booking is recommended, and the space can be hired for birthdays and fan events.
- Booking required
Lang Lang Don't Cry - Taipei
Taipei City0.4 mi / 0.7 km
Lang Lang Don't Cry - Taipei is the Taipei branch of a Taiwanese rescue-focused cafe and restaurant group that helps stray cats and dogs find homes. The Zhongzheng District location serves meals, drinks, and desserts in a warm setting where guests can meet animals waiting for adoption and learn more about responsible rescue. The official location listing notes that pets are not allowed at the Taipei store, and reservations are handled online. It is a strong stop for visitors who want a cafe meal with a social mission and a chance to support adoption work in central Taipei.