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Iksan, Jeonbuk · 0.0 mi / 0.0 km

I Cat You Iksan is a large cat cafe on the third floor of a building next to Lotte Mart in Yeongdeung-dong, Iksan, part of the I Cat You chain that also has cafes in Jeonju and Gunsan. It moved here from its earlier location near the bus terminal. The cafe covers about 120 pyeong and has around 60 cats of various breeds, and there is also a children's playground area. A guide at the entrance explains the house rules and tips for being a cat sitter for a day, and lockers are provided for bags. Entry is charged per person with no time limit, with a lower weekday rate for students and children. It is open every day, from 9 AM at weekends and 10 AM on weekdays, until 9 PM.

Iksan, Jeonbuk · 0.1 mi / 0.2 km

Nyangkkul Nyangkkul is an animal cafe in Yeongdeung-dong, Iksan, on the second floor of the BYC building behind Homeplus and next to Lotte Mart. Its cats were taken in from owners who gave them up or rescued from shelters, and most are friendly lap cats; the cafe also keeps mini pigs and reptiles that visitors can see and feed. The floor is a special sandrock surface that is gentle on the cats' joints but can scratch, so socks are recommended for children. Entry is charged per person with no time limit, with lower rates for students and young children, and children under 24 months enter free with documentation. Only packaged drinks and snacks are sold; takeaway coffee and baby food may be brought in. The Yeongdeung 2-dong public car park is three minutes away. It is closed on Tuesdays.

Jeonju, Jeonbuk · 10 mi / 17 km

Happy Nyang is a cat cafe in Songcheon-dong, Deokjin-gu, Jeonju, about 50 metres from Daemyeong Apartments and opposite the Buan fisheries co-operative. It is home to about 50 gentle cats and a resident dog called Suni. The owners keep the space clean with air purifiers, humidifiers and robot vacuums, and the room has custom-built cat towers, clean litter boxes and heated mats for the cats. Entry is a single per-person fee. Outside food, drinks and toys may not be brought in. It is a relaxed place with many docile cats and suits families with children. It is open every day, from 10 AM at weekends and 10:30 AM on weekdays, until 8 PM, with 10 AM openings during school holidays.

Jeonju, Jeonbuk · 12 mi / 19 km

Chingunejip Nyangnyang Comic Cafe is a comic book cafe with resident cats near the old main gate of Jeonbuk National University in Deokjin-gu, Jeonju, in the alley between Neo Dada and Starbucks. The sign outside reads Chingunejip Manhwa Cafe, while map apps list it as Nyangnyang Comic Cafe. Several cats wander freely between the reading rooms, some with curtains and some open, and visitors can stroke them while reading comics, playing board games or using arcade machines. Visitors change into slippers at the entrance and pay when they leave. On weekdays a drink comes with unlimited time for a small surcharge, while at weekends the drink includes three hours, with extra time charged by the hour. There is no dedicated car park; nearby public car parks can be used. It opens every day from 11 AM.

Jeonju, Jeonbuk · 12 mi / 20 km

I Cat You is a large cat cafe on the second floor of the Hongik Building, above a Woori Bank branch, in the Seosin-dong new town area of Wansan-gu, Jeonju. It covers around 100 pyeong and belongs to the I Cat You chain, which also has cafes in Iksan and Gunsan. Entry is charged per person with no time limit, and children under 24 months enter free; drinks, churu treats and cat toys are sold separately. Socks must be worn for hygiene and are sold on site, and outside food, drinks, toys and pet cats are not allowed. The owner breeds cats and sells kittens from the cafe. The building has free underground parking for three hours. It is closed on Mondays.

Jeonju, Jeonbuk · 12 mi / 20 km

Goem is a cat cafe in the Seosin-dong new town area of Wansan-gu, Jeonju, on the second floor of the Halmijip building. Its cats were chosen for their gentle, people-friendly nature, so it suits first-time visitors, families with children and couples. Several of the cats are Korean shorthairs, and the owner continues to rescue cats when the situation calls for it. Entry is charged per person with no time limit, and children under 24 months enter free. Socks are required and can be bought on site, and churu treats are sold. Visitors who write a review receive a treat or a drink. Parking is free for two hours on the ground floor of the building or at the public car parks in the new town. It is open from 10 AM to 9 PM and closed on Mondays.