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Cat Cafes in China
There are 468 cat cafes in China.
Miao Miao Cat Cafe Wuyue Plaza
Anyang, Henan
Miao Miao Cat Cafe has a branch on the second floor of Wuyue Plaza in Wenfeng District, Anyang, beside the first lift inside Gate 2; the brand's other shop is on Wanda Golden Street. The cafe is one of the mall's family attractions, and visitors order drinks and spend time with the many resident cats.
You Jian Cat Cafe Xuchang
Xuchang, Henan
You Jian is a cat cafe on the third floor of the east zone of Xintian 360 Plaza in Xuchang's eastern new town, opposite the Taolehuan play centre. The resident cats include Ragdolls, Siamese and British Shorthairs, and visitors order a drink and stroke them in a simply decorated room with cat motifs.
Ucat Coffee Zhecheng
Shangqiu, Henan
Ucat (You Mao Kafei) is a coffee shop with resident cats on Wenmiao North Street in Zhecheng County, Shangqiu. Its cats have a following of about 100,000 on Douyin, where the shop posts their daily antics. Visitors order coffee and drinks and spend time with the cats.
Sanya Cat Island
Sanya, Hainan
Sanya Cat Island is a large indoor cat park on the third floor of the Dream Castle in the Aishangshan Dream Town complex on Yuxin Road in Tianya, Sanya. The 1,600-square-metre space houses several hundred cats of more than twenty breeds, mostly Maine Coons, Ragdolls and other longhairs, which roam freely among hammocks, hanging chairs and lounge seats. Longhaired cats live on the lower level and shorthaired and hairless breeds upstairs, and there is a separate area with kittens. Visitors buy an entry ticket with no time limit, and a restaurant at the front serves meals and drinks.
Ye Mao Senlin Cat Park
Guangzhou, Guangdong
Ye Mao Senlin is an outdoor cat park at the foot of Baiyun Mountain on Congyun Road in Baiyun, Guangzhou, next to the Yuanxiatian area. Around 800 cats, including Ragdolls, Maine Coons and British Shorthairs, roam freely across a wooded site of about 10,000 square metres, with a street of themed cat houses. Alpacas, capybaras, rabbits and ducks also live on the grounds, and there are animal shows at weekends. Visitors buy an entry ticket, with combined tickets for the different areas. Food stalls sell snacks, skewers and drinks, and there is a camping area for sitting out.
Jiushi Zheyang de Miao Cat Cafe Tianhe
Guangzhou, Guangdong
Jiushi Zheyang de Miao is a cat-themed cafe on Tianhe South 1st Road in Tianhe, Guangzhou, opposite Teem Plaza and about three minutes on foot from Exit B of Tiyu Xilu station. Around forty cats of many breeds, including Maine Coons and British Shorthairs, live in the room, and each has a name card describing how it likes to be handled. Visitors pay a set price that includes a drink and a small dessert, with cat treats available. The menu also has Japanese-style rice dishes. It is popular with families and can have a queue at weekends.
Mao Xun An Cat Cafe Shipai
Zhaoqing, Guangdong
Mao Xun An is the original branch of a cat and pet cafe chain, at Shipai Plaza on Beiling 3rd Road in Duanzhou, Zhaoqing, at the foot of Jiangjun Mountain beside the Zhongyou RV campsite. More than ten cats, including Ragdolls, British Shorthairs and gingers, live in an indoor cat room, and two alpacas, rabbits and ducks live in the courtyard, where artificial snow falls every half hour. Visitors buy a drink as their entry and can stay without a time limit; packages add animal snacks or a ticket to the neighbouring deer park. Shoe covers and hand washing are required.
Miao Yi Miao Cat Cafe Fuhuali
Zhuhai, Guangdong
Miao Yi Miao is a cat cafe on the ground floor of Building 14 in the Fuhuali shopping area (Jiuzhoudao) in Xiangzhou, Zhuhai, next to Miniso. The pastel pink room is home to a large group of cats, mostly Ragdolls and other longhairs, which are kept clean and have their claws trimmed. Visitors buy a package that includes a drink and around ninety minutes with the cats, and the kitchen serves baked snacks and desserts. Rainy weekdays are the quietest time to visit.
Miao Miao Xing Cat Cafe Tangjia
Zhuhai, Guangdong
Miao Miao Xing is a cat cafe in a three-storey detached house in the lanes of Tangjia Old Town in Tangjiawan, Zhuhai. Cats of several breeds, including Maine Coons, gingers and kittens, wander through the rooms and onto the rooftop terrace, and the house is decorated with a cat wall, sunset lamps and shelves of cat-themed gifts. The kitchen serves laksa, fried skewers, cat-shaped cookies and drinks, and visitors order food or a drink package to spend time with the cats. Drivers can park at the free car park at the former Tangjiawan Middle School. It is closed on Mondays.
Senlin You Mao Cat Cafe
Zhuhai, Guangdong
Senlin You Mao is a cat cafe in Building 5 of the Huada Industrial Zone on Renmin West Road in the Xinxiangzhou area of Xiangzhou, Zhuhai. It bills itself as the city's first Golden Shaded cat cafe, and is run by a breeder of Golden Shaded British Shorthairs, which make up most of the resident cats. Visitors order drinks and spend time with the cats in a clean room; weekdays are quieter than weekends.
AM Cat Cafe and Pet Shop
Zhuhai, Guangdong
AM Cat Cafe is a coffee shop and pet shop with resident cats on Yuehai Middle Road in Gongbei, Xiangzhou, near the Xinsuhao anime and shopping street; the street-front shop is at the end of the row facing the northeast gate of Zhongzhu Xincun. It opened in May 2025 and serves coffee, drinks and snacks in a room where visitors can play with the cats.
Play Miao Lv Cat Cafe
Zhongshan, Guangdong
Play Miao Lv is a cat cafe on the second floor of Building 4 in the Yinghuali (Sakura Lane) shopping street on Jucheng Avenue in Xiaolan, Zhongshan, near the Jinyi cinema. More than thirty cats live here, including American and British Shorthairs, Golden Shaded, Devon Rex, Exotics, Ragdolls, Maine Coons, Bengals and Munchkins, and most are happy to be stroked and held. Visitors disinfect their hands and put on shoe covers, then order a drink. A PS5 is available for guests to play, and parking nearby is inexpensive.
Check each cafe's website for current hours, booking requirements and age restrictions before visiting.