Jackycat Teahouse Jacky喵茶屋

Cheung Sha Wan, Sham Shui Po · 3.0 mi / 4.8 km

Nekos Cube 方塊貓 is a cat experience space on the second floor of 454 Castle Peak Road in Cheung Sha Wan, about nine minutes on foot from Exit C2 of Cheung Sha Wan MTR Station. Originally opened in Tsuen Wan, it now runs from this walk-up unit, reached by a steep staircase. Around 19 resident cats live here, including several large Maine Coons alongside local mixed-breed cats, and visitors sit with them on an open tatami-style floor rather than at tables. Entry is charged by the hour and includes self-service snacks and drinks; there is no coffee, though cheesecake is sold. Staff brief each visitor on how to read cat body language and respect each cat's boundaries before entering. Visitors must be six or older. Walk-ins are accepted and online booking is available. The team also runs cat behaviour and life-education workshops for schools, NGOs and community groups.

• Booking recommended

Lai Chi Kok, Sham Shui Po · 3.1 mi / 5.0 km

URBAN Cafe Lai Chi Kok is the largest branch of the URBAN Cafe group, a restaurant-style cat cafe on the first floor of Lai Sun Commercial Centre on Cheung Sha Wan Road, about five minutes on foot from Exit B1 of Lai Chi Kok MTR Station. Opened in 2023, the 7,000-square-foot space is home to around 40 to 60 cats, most of them rescued strays or abandoned pets cared for with the group's vet team and partner animal welfare groups. There is no entry fee: each guest orders at least one item from a menu of pasta, rice dishes, steaks, pizza, desserts and drinks, with a per-person minimum spend at busier times and a service charge. Shoe covers and hand sanitising are required before entering. A separate pet-friendly zone lets guests bring their own dogs. Cats can be adopted through the group, and bookings are taken online or walk-in.

• Adoptable cats

Mong Kok, Yau Tsim Mong · 3.8 mi / 6.2 km

Cats Tea Room's Mong Kok branch is a cat cafe on the first floor of 60 Bute Street, near Pioneer Centre, about four minutes on foot from Mong Kok MTR Station Exit B3 or Prince Edward Station Exit B2. It belongs to a local chain founded in 2014 whose cats are all adopted former strays, and the chain gives supplies and part of its income to stray cat volunteers and rescue groups. Many of the cats can be adopted, and prospective adopters may visit them free of charge. Visits are charged by the hour, with a weekday all-day option, and include free-flow coffee and tea. There is no kitchen, so takeaway food may be brought in; cakes, cat treats and teaser toys are sold at the counter, and board games and comics are available. Cats may not be picked up, and children under 11 must be accompanied by an adult.

• Adoptable cats

Tsuen Wan · 4.0 mi / 6.4 km

Cats Tea Room Tsuen Wan is the original shop of a cat cafe chain founded in 2014 to help strays. In late June 2026 it moved along Chung On Street to a larger first-floor room at No. 92, about nine minutes on foot from Tsuen Wan Station Exit C or Tsuen Wan West Station Exit D. Its cats are rescued former strays that live here permanently, unlike the adoption cats at the chain's other branches, and coloured scarves mark cats that need extra care. Entry is charged by the hour, with a lower rate after the first hour, and includes free-flow tea and coffee; sandwiches, cheesecakes, drinks and cat treats cost extra. Guests sanitise their hands and change into slippers at the door, cats may not be picked up, and children under 11 need an adult. Board games are provided and the room can be booked for parties and events.

• Adoptable cats

Mong Kok, Yau Tsim Mong · 4.2 mi / 6.7 km

QRF 火之神 is a small ground-floor Japanese-style restaurant at the southern end of Tung Choi Street, the Ladies' Market street in Mong Kok, about five minutes on foot from Mong Kok MTR Station Exit E2. Around eight to ten resident cats wander freely among the tables, including Ragdolls and other pedigree breeds, and kittens are sometimes present. There is no entry fee or time charge: each guest orders at least one item, with a low minimum spend, and can then stay and pet the cats that come over. The menu is simple and inexpensive, with omurice, Japanese curry, chicken steak and pork chop rice bowls, noodles, fried snacks and drinks, and there is a weekday discount. The dining room is narrow, with booth seating, so tables may be shared at busy times. It is open every day from midday until the late evening.

Mong Kok, Yau Tsim Mong · 4.2 mi / 6.8 km

URBAN Cafe's Mong Kok branch is a large rescue cat cafe on the 14th floor of CTMA Centre on Sai Yeung Choi Street South, about four minutes on foot from Yau Ma Tei MTR Station Exit A2. The space covers roughly 4,000 square feet and is home to several dozen cats that roam freely between the tables. URBAN Cafe is a non-profit chain that takes in stray and abandoned cats and dogs, works with animal welfare groups on medical care and rehoming, and offers jobs to long-term unemployed people and people with disabilities. There is no entry fee: guests order food and drinks, with a minimum spend per person that is higher in the evening. The menu covers pasta, risotto, burgers, pizza, set lunches and afternoon tea sets, and cat treats are sold on site. Tables can be booked online or by WhatsApp.

• Adoptable cats
• Booking recommended