Pawadise Cat Cafe

Yangon · 0.8 mi / 1.3 km

Catchino Cafe is a cat cafe on Khaymar Thi Road in North Okkalapa Township, Yangon, directly opposite the University of Medicine 2. Opened in mid-2025, it is a small, quiet coffee shop where a group of resident cats, including rescued cats, roam the seating area among the customers. The menu combines coffee, smoothies and other cold drinks with cakes, pastries and Korean dishes such as tteokbokki, along with seasonal Korean desserts. Visitors order from the menu and can play with the cats when they are awake, and the cafe has photo corners and is also used as a place to study or work. The same business runs a pet grooming spa at the address and sells a small range of jewellery. It is open every day from morning until evening.

Chiang Mai · 224 mi / 360 km

Por Phu Cat Cafe is a heartfelt cat café born from a love of cats, situated in the Su Thep area of Chiang Mai, Thailand. Set in the culturally rich northern capital, this cozy café offers guests a chance to relax and spend quality time with its resident feline companions. The café has cultivated a warm local community of cat lovers and is a welcoming destination for anyone seeking a peaceful retreat with some furry company. inside the café.

Chiang Mai · 225 mi / 362 km

Niji Cafe (นิจิ คาเฟ่) is a spacious garden cafe in Ban Pa Daet Tai, Pa Daet, on the southern edge of Chiang Mai city. Its resident cats have the run of the whole property, lounging in the indoor rooms, on the lawn and up on the rooftop, and almost all of them are friendly enough to be petted. Visitors simply order one drink each and can stay as long as they like. The cafe is known for its homemade bakes and sweets, and it also runs craft workshops for those who want an activity. Families are well catered for, with a children's play zone, toys and plenty of outdoor seating, and there are photo spots throughout. Parking is easy, and payment is cash only.

Kamphaeng Phet · 225 mi / 362 km

N Cat n' Cafe' is a small cat cafe on Rat Ruam Chai Road in the centre of Kamphaeng Phet town. Playing with the resident cats is free, as long as each visitor orders one item from the drinks menu, and prices are low. The cats are numerous, sociable and tame, and cat treats are available for visitors who want to feed them. The menu runs from coffee and rich cocoa to other drinks, cakes and brownies, and the cafe is comfortable enough to sit and work while the cats wander around. It makes a pleasant break for cat lovers visiting Kamphaeng Phet's old town and historical park, and the staff are friendly and happy to introduce the cats.

Chiang Mai · 226 mi / 363 km

Love Pet Cafe is an animal cafe on Mahidol Road on the southern side of Chiang Mai, where a large cat room sits alongside a pair of capybaras. The cat section is spacious and home to many cats, including fluffy Ragdolls, which tend to come over and ask for attention once visitors settle down quietly. Entry is charged in three tiers of 99, 159 and 199 baht; the basic 99 baht ticket covers both the cat zone and the capybara area, and the entry fee cannot be exchanged for a drink. The cafe also runs a full menu of coffee, other drinks, desserts and generous, well-priced meals, so it works as a lunch stop as well. It is popular with families with children, and the owner and staff are friendly and welcoming.

Chiang Mai · 226 mi / 363 km

Hello Māo Café is a cat cafe on Huay Kaew Road, opposite Chiang Mai University and close to the Nimman area. It focuses on pedigree cats, with many different breeds including short-legged Munchkins, and a mix of playful kittens and grown cats who are used to people and happy to be petted. Visitors pay an entrance fee to join the cats, there is no time limit, and drinks are very inexpensive, which makes it popular with students. The friendly staff are quick to help visitors find the most sociable cats and to explain the house rules. With a steady stream of local and international visitors, it is one of the busiest cat cafes in the university district, and a convenient stop between Nimman and Doi Suthep.