Shanghai, China
Mao Xiao Qing Cat Cafe
Mao Xiao Qing, also called Mao Xing She, is a large cat cafe on the second floor of the Huijin Center in Nanxiang, Jiading, above the Hema supermarket and about 15 minutes on foot from Nanxiang station on Line 11. Ragdolls, Maine Coons, Devon Rex and other breeds share a roomy space, and staff explain how to handle and approach each cat. Visitors change shoes or wear shoe covers and wash their hands before entering. Drinks and snacks from the shop's own Mao Xiao Qing brand are always available, and the space also has PS5 consoles, board games, karaoke, VR and films.
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