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Ho Chi Minh City · 2.7 mi / 4.3 km

Kin Neko Dog & Cat Cafe is a pet cafe at 29 Tống Hữu Định in Thảo Điền, in the An Khánh ward of Ho Chi Minh City (the former District 2). In 2026 it moved a few doors along the street into a larger building: the dogs, a group of nine Shiba Inu and Mame Shiba, are on the second floor, and more than 30 cats, mostly pedigree breeds, have the third floor to themselves. The cat and dog areas are ticketed separately, and each ticket includes a drink; the cafe also sells Thai milk tea, coffee, cakes and croissants. Staff enforce house rules such as letting sleeping cats rest, and a separate pen gives cats a place to retreat from guests. Kin Neko is also a pet shop selling food and accessories, offers grooming and a cat hotel at the same address, and runs a cattery that breeds cats.

Ho Chi Minh City · 2.7 mi / 4.3 km

WagWel Feline is the cat side of WagWel Rescue, a rescue cafe for dogs and cats at 24/2 Trần Ngọc Diện in Thảo Điền, in the former District 2 of Thủ Đức, Ho Chi Minh City. Run as a social enterprise with a paid team rather than as a donation-funded shelter, WagWel fosters up to about 50 rescued dogs and cats in a cage-free home, and every resident is available for adoption. The rescued cats have their own indoor area upstairs, kept separate from the dogs, and wear coloured collars that tell visitors how sociable each one is. Entry is 100,000 VND per person, and drinks, including vegan options, are bought separately. The site also has an outdoor yard and a dog swimming pool, and WagWel offers dog daycare, boarding, training, grooming and help with rehoming pets.

• Adoptable cats

Ho Chi Minh City · 2.8 mi / 4.6 km

Catfe Estella is the eastern branch of CATFE, a Saigon cat cafe chain founded in 2016, on the ground floor at the left-hand corner of the Estella Place mall at 88 Song Hành, in the former District 2 of Thủ Đức, Ho Chi Minh City. The cat room is small and cosy and home to a large group of cats of many breeds, some playful and some content to doze on the sofas. Entry is 109,000 VND on weekdays and 119,000 VND at weekends, which includes a buffet of snacks and soft drinks and unlimited time during opening hours. Each cat wears a coloured collar showing its age group or any special care note, and staff explain the house rules: let the cats approach first, do not wake or chase them, and there is no need to pick them up. The branch shares its space with a Petemo pet shop.

Ho Chi Minh City · 2.9 mi / 4.7 km

Cat Corner is a cat cafe and milk tea shop at 102 Đường Số 16, in the former Linh Trung ward of Thủ Đức, Ho Chi Minh City, a short ride from the Vietnam National University campus and its student dormitories. A sizeable group of cats lives in the air-conditioned cat room, a much-loved orange cat among them, and they are used to curling up next to customers. Entry works by ordering from a menu of coffee, milk teas, other drinks and snacks, priced for a student crowd. The room is neatly decorated, with board games to borrow, and most visitors find it clean with little smell. Its Facebook page lists it as a pet store as well as a coffee shop.

Ho Chi Minh City · 3.9 mi / 6.3 km

Purrfect Inn is a cat cafe and cat hotel down an alley off Lương Định Của in An Khánh, in the former District 2 (Thủ Đức area) of Ho Chi Minh City. It opened in mid-2025 with two spaces: a book cafe at the front, with shelves of books to read over a drink, and an inside room with a group of friendly, well-groomed resident cats. Entry to the cat room was 75,000 to 89,000 VND per person in 2025 and 2026, including a drink and a portion of cat pâté or soup to offer the cats, with no time limit. The cafe is small, with five or six tables, and some guests come to work or nap among the cats. Drinks include coffee, jasmine tea and fruit teas such as mango passion fruit. Upstairs, the business boards customers' cats in its cat hotel.

Di An, Ho Chi Minh City · 4.1 mi / 6.5 km

Mèo Lười Cat Cafe is a small, home-style cat cafe in a quiet alley at 17/19 Đường T2, beside the Vietnam National University campus where Thủ Đức meets Dĩ An, close to the university dormitories. A group of very affectionate cats, mostly Vietnamese domestic cats including an orange cat and a mischievous black-and-white one, rush to the door to greet visitors and settle on laps as soon as people sit down, and there is also an energetic resident dog. A visit is built around a self-serve drinks buffet with unlimited refills all day, and the cafe offers discounts, including student discounts on weekday daytime visits. The owners run the place themselves and are known for being friendly; the door is sometimes kept shut, so visitors may need to call the owner to be let in. It opens daily from 9 AM to 10 PM.