Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia
Meow Meow Cat Cafe
Meow Meow Cat Cafe is the first cat cafe in Kuching, the City of Cats, and has been running since August 2014 from a first-floor shophouse on Jalan Green in Sin Yen Garden, about ten minutes' drive from the Kuching Waterfront. The cafe keeps its dining area separate from a clean cat room, where a small group of resident cats lounge, nap and wander over when treats appear. Some are sociable and some prefer to watch from a distance, so let them come to you rather than chasing them. Entry to the cat room has been RM10 per person with no fixed time limit, although visits may be capped at an hour when it gets busy. The menu is short: coffee, tea and light bites such as fries. The owners describe the cafe as a place where cats act as therapy for stressed humans.
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