Yuanlin, Changhua County, Taiwan
小貓沐沐
Xiao Mao Mu Mu (小貓沐沐), formerly known as A Bit Cat, A Bit Interesting (有點貓有點意思), is a small cat cafe in a townhouse on Xianghe Street in Yuanlin City, Changhua, which now also offers astrology readings. A handful of calm resident cats share the bright, homely room, and some will hop onto a lap, but this is a quiet place to spend time with a few cats rather than a crowd of them. Read the rules posted outside, then ring the bell. Shoes come off and socks are required, and hands are sanitised at the door. Children under eight are not admitted, and the cats must not be fed, picked up or chased. There is a minimum order per person and a 90-minute limit; booking ahead is advised. The menu includes honey toast, soufflé pancakes, lasagne, s'mores skillets, matcha lattes and coffee.
Before you go
- Children
- Minimum age for children
Based on the cafe's website and visitor reviews, checked October 2026. Policies change, so confirm with the cafe before you visit.
Reviews
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