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Kaohsiung · 22 mi / 35 km

貓奴先生 Mr. Catslave is a calm cat restaurant on Pingzheng Street in Xiaogang District, Kaohsiung, created by self-confessed cat servants as a second home for cats and people. Many resident cats, including a laid-back shop manager named Soda, share the room with diners and set their own pace and boundaries. Some seating is on cushions on the floor. The kitchen serves pastas and risottos such as lime salmon pasta and creamy salmon risotto, truffle fries, fried snacks, soufflé pancakes, mochi desserts and drinks including matcha and café au lait. Only guests aged ten and over are admitted, and the owners welcome visitors who love and respect cats, keeping the space quiet. A service charge applies. The room stays free of cat odour despite the number of cats.

• Booking recommended

Pingtung City, Pingtung County · 22 mi / 35 km

宅貓咖啡 (Coffee House Cat) is a cat cafe on a lane off Linsen Road in Pingtung City. Eight well-fed resident cats share the cafe and are friendly and happy to be stroked, often coming over to sit with guests. The kitchen serves brunch platters, pot-boiled noodles, pastas, Andong-style braised chicken, tri-colour sweet potato fries, cinnamon rolls and other desserts, and it takes orders for custom cakes. The minimum spend is NT$120 per person with a 90-minute limit, and prices are modest for a cat cafe. The room is air-conditioned, comfortable and free of litter smells, and parking is easy nearby. It is one of the few dedicated cat cafes in Pingtung, so booking by phone is recommended at weekends.

Kaohsiung · 22 mi / 35 km

秴秴生乳舒芙蕾 is a cat-themed dessert and meal cafe on Dingming Road in Fengshan District, Kaohsiung, run as the brand's cat branch. Several well-fed resident cats, including a very friendly blue cat, share the dining room and wander among guests, who change into slippers on the way in. The kitchen is known for fresh-cream soufflé pancakes, such as matcha with red bean, and also serves laksa chicken noodles, Provençal beef risotto and other pastas and rice dishes. Prices are moderate, the staff are patient and friendly, and the room is kept clean and odour-free despite the number of cats. It suits families and relaxed meals with cats rather than long cat-lounge sessions. Meals are cooked to order, so expect a short wait when it is busy.

Pingtung City, Pingtung County · 23 mi / 37 km

杯沿溫度 is a cafe in a Japanese-and-European style old house on Zhuangjing Street in Pingtung City, which moved here to a larger site with an enclosed courtyard where its shop cats can run and play. Several resident cats, including a friendly calico that jumps onto laps and kneads, wander freely among the guests, and two large tortoises live there too. The menu includes brunch, puddings, Basque cheesecake, strawberry desserts, molten chocolate cake, cinnamon rolls, coffee and fresh-fruit drinks, with the day's desserts announced in Instagram stories. Bookings are not taken; seats are first come, first served, and the whole space can be hired for events. The phone line is currently out of service, so contact the cafe by Facebook or Instagram message.

Kaohsiung · 23 mi / 38 km

拾壹緬因貓會所 is a Maine Coon cattery and cat restaurant on Lide Street in Fengshan District, Kaohsiung, a few doors from KAGE 暮貓 and part of the same Shixi group of catteries. The dining room is shared with a crowd of large, sociable Maine Coons of all ages that climb onto laps and love attention, and guests can buy freeze-dried treats to feed them. The kitchen is known for thick sandwiches, including fried pork cutlet, thick-cut fried beef and wagyu versions, plus toast and drinks; meals are served Friday to Monday. The minimum spend is NT$300 for guests aged 12 and over, NT$150 for younger children, and nothing for children under three. The cattery is licensed and sells Maine Coon kittens, with viewings upstairs by appointment only. Booking ahead is strongly recommended.

• Booking required

Kaohsiung · 23 mi / 38 km

KAGE 暮貓 Lide, formerly known as 拾八貓舍, is a cat cafe and licensed cattery on Lide Street in Fengshan District, Kaohsiung. The shop took the KAGE name in 2026, keeping the original cafe running here while a new flagship on Guangfu Road focuses on breeding and grooming. More than ten pedigree cats, mainly British Shorthairs, Ragdolls and Maine Coons, crowd around guests as soon as they walk in and wander between the tables, and freeze-dried treats can be bought to feed them. The cafe serves pasta and other light meals, desserts such as caramel pudding, coffee and other drinks. Alongside the cafe, KAGE offers grooming and cat boarding, and it breeds and sells kittens under a special-pet business licence, with viewings by appointment. Reservations are recommended, particularly at weekends.