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Hai Phong · 1.2 mi / 1.9 km

MoonLight Coffee is a cat cafe on the second floor of the Lane 24 complex, an old apartment block at 24B Phố Trạng Trình in Hồng Bàng, Hai Phong, by Tam Bạc market. The entrance is easy to miss because the ground floor is used for parking; upstairs is a small, quiet room in soft pink and yellow tones. About 15 cats live there, most of them plump and well groomed, among them a white British Longhair. Several are sleepy or aloof, so they are best approached gently. Visitors order a drink and pay a small cat play fee, 7,000 VND per person in 2026. The low-priced menu covers coffee, including coconut coffee, tea, milk tea and cocoa, and drinks can be made less sweet on request. An air purifier keeps the room fresh, and there are games to play at the tables.

Ha Long, Quang Ninh · 28 mi / 44 km

HaLong Cat Coffee is a cat cafe in the Monbay townhouse development in the Hồng Hải area of Ha Long, with views towards the sea. It was billed as the first cat cafe in Ha Long when it opened around 2021. Roughly 20 cats share the room with customers, Ragdolls and Munchkins among them, and regulars know several by name, such as Podongi and Marumi. There is no entry ticket: visitors buy a drink and can then spend time with the cats, and packets of cat food are sold for feeding them. Some cats happily settle on laps and tables, while others keep their distance until food appears. The menu is mostly sweet teas, coffee and small snacks, with the most expensive coffee at about 39,000 VND in early 2026. The cafe is popular with families with children.

Thai Binh, Hung Yen · 35 mi / 57 km

TRẠM - Coffee Mèo & Boardgame is a cat and board game cafe in a lane off Trần Khánh Dư in central Thái Bình, and it calls itself the first cat cafe in the city. A large group of resident cats lives in the house, from round, sleepy adults (an orange cat that naps all day is a regular favourite) to young kittens, and the staff keep cat toys on hand for guests to play with. Visitors order from a menu of coffee, tea and other drinks plus simple food, and can sit at the tables outside the entrance or in the room upstairs. Shelves of board games and books make it a spot for game nights with friends, and the cafe also pitches itself as a quiet place to study. It opens daily from morning until late evening and posts short videos of its cats on TikTok.

Van Giang, Hung Yen · 46 mi / 74 km

Hít Mèo Maina Pets is a cat cafe and pet shop on Sao Biển 8 in Nghĩa Trụ, Hưng Yên, in the Ocean Park area just south-east of Hanoi's Gia Lâm district. It is home to around 20 cats, mostly young and lively, and visitors say most were rescued or adopted, with only a few bought. Guests pay a small entry fee that goes towards the cats' food, and the drinks are cheap; on quiet days there may be no staff on hand and visitors buy their own ticket. The room is decorated in a Hello Kitty theme, with photo corners and plenty of cat furniture. The business also sells cat food, accessories and clothing wholesale and retail, offers cat grooming and pet boarding, and gives a free drink to customers who bring their own pet. Opening times can vary, so checking first is wise.

Bac Ninh · 47 mi / 75 km

Miêu Mãn Lầu (猫满楼, roughly "house full of cats") is a cat cafe on Đường Võ Cường 18 in Võ Cường ward, Bắc Ninh. The room is decorated in a Chinese style with plenty of artificial flowers, and a group of friendly, mostly chubby cats wanders between the seats, with a good supply of toys to play with. Some of the cats try to slip outside, so it is worth watching the door. Visitors order a drink, around 40,000 to 50,000 VND in 2026, and pay a cat play fee of 10,000 VND per person. The menu includes salted cream coffee, matcha latte and hojicha roasted rice tea with tapioca pearls, plus sunflower seeds and grilled potatoes and corn. The cafe has books to read and sells small souvenirs. Children are welcome to pet the cats, but they are easily frightened and should not be hugged or chased.

Hanoi · 49 mi / 79 km

HynOri is a cat cafe and cat spa in a terraced house, lot LK09 on Ban Tím street, in the Eurowindow Twin Parks development in Gia Lâm on Hanoi's eastern side. A sizeable group of resident cats lives in an air-conditioned room with plenty of seating, and the cafe also keeps a dog that greets guests at the front desk. There is no entry fee: guests order drinks such as matcha lattes at prices similar to an ordinary cafe, and can play board games or paint pictures while the cats wander over to lie beside them. The cats are affectionate and have a habit of stealing sips from customers' cups. Alongside the cafe, HynOri offers grooming and spa services for cats, and the business advertises itself as a place to unwind among cats after work.