Beijing, China
Maoyan Meng Qi Li Cat Cafe
Maoyan Meng Qi Li, also known as Maoyan Cat Cafe, is a cat cafe in the Ai Gongchang creative park on Xidawang Road in Chaoyang, Beijing, a short walk from exit B of Pingleyuan station on Line 14 and close to the Hopson One mall. A black cat statue wearing a gold chain marks the door. The cafe fills a three-level loft: the ground floor has the counter and a lounge for photos, the middle floor has Switch consoles and board games, and the top floor is a quieter reading area that opens onto a terrace with swing chairs. Some 30 to 40 cats live here, including British Shorthairs, Munchkins, Ragdolls, Devon Rexes and Maine Coons.
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