Beijing, China
Rou Dian She Cat Cafe Qianmen
Rou Dian She is a cat cafe on the second floor of Building W3 in Beijing Fun (Beijingfang), the shopping quarter between Qianmen and Dashilar in Xicheng, with large corner windows that passers-by stop to look through. The 130-square-metre room is decorated in a mid-century European style and holds more than 30 cats of many breeds, including Munchkins, Maine Coons and Oriental Shorthairs. Visits are sold as timed packages that include a drink. It is the brand's return after its original shop in Sanlitun SOHO.
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