Kaohsiung, Taiwan
METIME咪time
METIME咪time is a small rescue cat cafe in a lane off Jianguo 1st Road in Lingya District, Kaohsiung. The owner runs it as a halfway house where rescued cats are cared for until they are adopted, and the affectionate resident cats share the warmly decorated room with guests. Cats are available for adoption through the cafe. The menu offers coffee, mixed drinks and affogato, light meals, cakes and other desserts, and the cafe runs hands-on trial classes as well as cat boarding. It is a quiet place to sit with a drink and let the cats come to you. Because the owner sometimes has to take cats to the vet at short notice, booking ahead and checking before visiting is advised.
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