Shanghai, China
Zhuazhua Miao Xingqiu Cat Cafe Raffles City
This branch of the Zhuazhua Miao Xingqiu cattery chain is in Raffles City on Middle Xizang Road, next to People's Square station on Metro Lines 1, 2 and 8 and close to the Nanjing Road pedestrian street. Zhuazhua is a chain of mall cattery shops run by the household-products company Chaoyun Group, and its shops pair a kitten sales area with a paid cat room. Visitors buy a ticket to spend time with the resident adult cats, after disinfecting their hands, and staff ask them not to pick the cats up or pull their tails. Kittens and cat supplies are sold here.
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- Entry or time fee
Based on the cafe's website and visitor reviews, checked October 2026. Policies change, so confirm with the cafe before you visit.
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