Cafe J.Tor

Phnom Penh · 0.3 mi / 0.5 km

Catera Cambodia is a rescue cat cafe on Street 456 in Tuol Tumpung, Chamkar Mon, close to the Russian Market. Opened in October 2022, it combines a cafe with street-cat rescue, trap-neuter-return work and adoption, and a share of its profits goes to that work. The cats are rescued Cambodian strays, many of them up for adoption once vaccinated; adopters arrange an interview with the team. The cats roam the ground floor, and there is extra air-conditioned seating upstairs. There is no entry fee or hourly charge; visitors buy drinks or food, and packets of cat treats are sold for feeding. Payment is in cash. The cafe also offers cat boarding and sells pet supplies, and it is used as a quiet place to work or study. It is open every day.

• Adoptable cats

Phnom Penh · 0.5 mi / 0.8 km

Ministry of Cat is a rescue cat cafe and adoption centre on Street 442 in Tuol Tumpung, Chamkar Mon, about ten minutes on foot from the Russian Market. All the cats are rescued Cambodian street cats, and they roam freely through the ground floor and an upstairs area with floor seating. The cats are up for adoption in partnership with Animal Rescue Cambodia, and photos of past adoptions line the walls. There is no entry fee; visitors order from a vegetarian menu with many vegan options, including all-day brunch, baguettes and cakes, along with coffee, matcha, smoothies, beer and wine. Payment is in cash. The cafe also offers boarding for owners' cats and a lunchbox subscription. It is open Tuesday to Sunday and closed on Mondays.

• Adoptable cats

Phnom Penh · 0.7 mi / 1.1 km

Meow Meow x Toto is a cat cafe on Monivong Boulevard in Boeung Trabek, Chamkar Mon, directly across from the entrance of the Royal University of Law and Economics. It is a branch of the local Toto drinks brand and serves the same menu of coffee, matcha, signature drinks, mochi, tiramisu and other cakes. Resident cats and kittens of several breeds share a play area with climbing shelves, hiding places and scratching posts beside the seating, and the kittens often settle on guests' laps. The space is large and air-conditioned, which makes it a common spot for remote work, and it draws families and students at weekends. Visitors order drinks at the counter and sit with the cats. It is open every day from morning until early evening.

Phnom Penh · 1.2 mi / 2.0 km

Project Cat House is a cat room inside Dawn Coffee 271, a large cafe in the Borey Chip Mong Landmark 271 development in Mean Chey, south Phnom Penh. Dawn Coffee is an eco-minded cafe with coffee, matcha, croissants and light meals, board games and an upstairs work area, and the cat room sits on an upper floor. The resident cats include several pedigree and exotic breeds. Entry to the cat room is free, but bookings through the online reservation page are encouraged, to avoid crowding and to respect the cats' rest times, and the room closes for a midday break. The cats are not available after 5 PM, although the cafe itself stays open until 7 PM. Dawn Coffee also has branches on the riverside and on Koh Pich; the cat room is at the Landmark 271 branch.

• Booking recommended

Phnom Penh · 1.6 mi / 2.6 km

Wonderland Nekoya Cat Cafe is a cat cafe on the ground floor of Daylight Plaza in AEON Mall Phnom Penh, the original AEON mall on Sothearos Boulevard in Tonle Bassac, near the CHJ store. It opened in 2025 and mixes a cat room with an anime-inspired cafe. A gated room separates the cats from the mall, and a seating area serves coffee, soft drinks and snacks; cat toys and other merchandise are on sale. Visitors pay an entry fee, which is higher at weekends, and children under five enter free. Cat treats can be bought to feed the cats, which are friendly and playful. It is popular with families shopping at the mall, and children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. The cafe is open every day during mall hours.

Phnom Penh · 2.6 mi / 4.1 km

CHHMA Catfé, whose name comes from the Khmer word for cat, bills itself as the first cat cafe in Cambodia. It is on Street 178 in Chey Chumneas, Doun Penh, opposite the Royal University of Fine Arts and a short walk from the Sisowath riverside and the Royal Palace. The ground floor is a cafe counter and pet supplies shop, and the cats live in a separate room on the second floor. Visitors pay an entrance fee at the cashier, separate from drinks, and receive a pair of cat-patterned socks to wear in the cat room. The resident cats are pedigree breeds, including Persians, Siamese, Bengals and a hairless Sphynx, and treats can be bought to feed them. A small shelf of books is free to read. The same owner runs MeowTel, a cat hotel next door. The cafe is open every day.