Phatthalung, Thailand
Carameaw Cafe
Carameaw Cafe is a small cat cafe in a little house on a side road just outside central Phatthalung, easy to spot by its cat-shaped window. Inside there is a cafe area and a separate cat room where around six cats live. They are plump, friendly and happy to be stroked, and children love them. There is no entry fee: order one drink per person and you can go into the cat room. The menu has coffee, Burmese-style milk tea, roasted-rice matcha and other drinks, plus cakes and simple food, and board games are available to play. Parking is on the street in front of the cafe.
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