Van Giang, Hung Yen, Vietnam
Hít Mèo Maina Pets
Hít Mèo Maina Pets is a cat cafe and pet shop on Sao Biển 8 in Nghĩa Trụ, Hưng Yên, in the Ocean Park area just south-east of Hanoi's Gia Lâm district. It is home to around 20 cats, mostly young and lively, and visitors say most were rescued or adopted, with only a few bought. Guests pay a small entry fee that goes towards the cats' food, and the drinks are cheap; on quiet days there may be no staff on hand and visitors buy their own ticket. The room is decorated in a Hello Kitty theme, with photo corners and plenty of cat furniture. The business also sells cat food, accessories and clothing wholesale and retail, offers cat grooming and pet boarding, and gives a free drink to customers who bring their own pet. Opening times can vary, so checking first is wise.
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