貳巷貓弄 Catfeine 中壢店

Taoyuan City · 0.6 mi / 1.0 km

突奌咖啡喵 is an Italian-style cafe with resident cats on Fuzhou Road in Zhongli District, Taoyuan City, and one of the longest-running cat cafes in the area. Its cats have grown old with the cafe: they spend much of the day lounging and napping in their beds around the room, but they still keep guests company and are a gentle, low-key presence rather than an attraction to be chased. The spacious, carefully decorated dining room serves coffee and other drinks alongside pasta, lasagne, thin-crust pizza, risotto, chicken wings, waffles, crème brûlée and cakes. Visits are limited to two hours when busy, there is no service charge, and payment is cash only. Last orders are taken at 6 PM, and dishes may sell out earlier.

Taoyuan City · 1.0 mi / 1.5 km

貓塢 Meow Woo is a budget-friendly cat cafe hidden deep inside a residential community on Shijian Road near Chung Yuan Christian University in Zhongli District, Taoyuan City. A good number of resident cats, including a friendly orange cat, lounge on the sofas and wander between tables, and many are happy to be petted. The cafe is especially popular with students: a modest entry charge includes free-flow drinks with unlimited refills, and there is no time limit. Food covers risottos such as squid with pesto or prawn with tomato sauce, fries, popcorn chicken and other fried snacks, plus fruit teas. The kitchen is a one-person operation, so food can take a while at busy times, and booking through the Facebook page is recommended before visiting.

Taoyuan City · 1.0 mi / 1.5 km

meow底加啦貓咪咖啡廳 is a small, homely cat cafe on Shijian Road near Chung Yuan Christian University in Zhongli District, Taoyuan City, run by a friendly husband-and-wife team. Seven resident cats, each with its own personality, keep guests company at no extra charge; they are clean and well cared for, and several will happily jump onto the table to say hello or eye up your lunch. The menu covers coffee, café au lait, set meals such as pasta and chicken leg, afternoon tea and waffles, and prices are very reasonable. On weekdays there is no time limit. The space is not large and the kitchen is a one-person operation, so food can take a while at busy times, and booking ahead is recommended, especially at weekends.

Taoyuan City · 1.0 mi / 1.6 km

Q. Cat Café & Lounge is a stylish new cat cafe and adoption home on Shijian Road near Chung Yuan Christian University in Zhongli District, Taoyuan City, opened in June 2026 as a space for coffee, cats and slow moments. Its resident cats are glossy, soft and clearly well looked after, and most are friendly and happy to be stroked; a yellow cat called Pudding is a favourite. Some of the cats are in the cafe's care awaiting adoption, and enquiries are handled through the cafe. The seating is roomy and comfortable. The minimum spend is NT$200 per person with no service charge, good value for a cat cafe. The menu offers signature black and green teas, coffee, light meals and the house cream puffs. The venue can also be hired for private events.

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Taoyuan City · 1.1 mi / 1.8 km

Faith café is a cat cafe tucked behind a traditional three-sided courtyard house on Huannan Road Section 3 in Pingzhen District, Taoyuan City. Around 13 to 15 resident cats act as shop managers, and many of them are former street cats, each with its own story. They are healthy, soft-coated and gentle, and quite happy to hop onto a table to see who has arrived. Guests can order treats for the cats, which is a sure way to draw a crowd. The drinks menu features estate coffee beans and high-mountain tea from Nantou, alongside waffles and other light bites. Staff are friendly and attentive to children and older visitors alike, and the cafe is a popular spot for birthday visits. It is closed on Tuesdays.

Taoyuan City · 4.1 mi / 6.6 km

橘貓小廚 (Orange Cat Kitchen) is a small, homely cat diner on Siwei Road in Yangmei District, Taoyuan City. As the name suggests, it is home to three orange cats plus a hefty tabby, and the four of them wander among the few tables and are a big part of the cafe's charm for its many regulars. Everything is cooked to order from fresh ingredients bought at the market each day, including the marinated chicken and pork, so be ready to wait a little. The menu is wide for such a small kitchen: Western brunch, Chinese set meals, thick toast, baked gratins and pasta, Korean and Thai dishes, salads, fruit tea, coffee, and homemade scones and brownies. Portions are limited each day, and the cafe may close early when food sells out. Seating is limited, so larger groups should contact the owner first.