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Cat Cafes in Gyeonggi Do
There are 72 cat cafes in Gyeonggi Do.
Annyeong Goyangi
Siheung, Gyeonggi Do
Annyeong Goyangi is a rescue cat cafe in unit 301 of the Daeyang Building on Daeeun-ro in the Daeya area of Siheung, next to McDonald's and opposite NH Nonghyup, two minutes on foot from the Seongwon Apartment bus stop. Its cats were abandoned by former owners or rescued after being injured or ill. Entry is charged per person, with a lower rate for school students, and drinks, snacks, instant noodles and cat treats are sold separately. Elementary school children under 12 can enter only with a guardian. Last entry is one hour before closing. The cafe is open every day from 11 am to 8 pm.
Goyangiraseo Haengbokhae
Gwangmyeong, Gyeonggi Do
Goyangiraseo Haengbokhae is a cat cafe and cat hotel on Gwanghwa-ro in Gwangmyeong-dong, Gwangmyeong, one minute on foot from the Punggyeongchae Apartment bus stop, served by buses 1 and 39 from Gwangmyeong Sageori Station. Entry includes a drink, with different weekday and weekend prices for adults and for preschool children and students. Drinks and desserts can also be bought to take away. The cafe opens from Thursday to Sunday and on public holidays, from 1 pm to 8 pm on weekdays and 11 am to 9 pm at weekends, while the cat hotel runs every day. There is a car park beside the building.
Nyang Cafe Rubeu
Ansan, Gyeonggi Do
Nyang Cafe Rubeu is a cat cafe on the ninth floor of the Jungang Noblesse building, home to a Hana Bank branch, on Yesuldaehak-ro in Gojan-dong, Danwon-gu, Ansan, near Ansan City Hall. Its cats are rescued and surrendered cats that are now affectionate with visitors. The cat play area is separate from a dessert cafe serving drinks and handmade cakes, and the high floor gives open views over Gojan-dong, including at night. Entry is the same for all ages and covers two hours to limit stress on the cats, with extra time charged per 10 minutes, and treats are sold. The building car park offers two hours free. The cafe is open every day, from noon on weekdays and 11 am at weekends, until 9 pm.
- Adoptable cats
Birman Cat Family
Ansan, Gyeonggi Do
Birman Cat Family is a cat cafe specialising in Birman cats, on the ground floor of the First Ville building on Gwangdeok-daero in Gojan-dong, Danwon-gu, Ansan, next to Subway and in front of the Ansan Culture Square bus stop. The resident cats are blue-eyed Birmans, a breed known for its calm, gentle temperament, and the clean, well-kept space is popular with families with children, some of whom return regularly. Entry prices are set for children from 13 months through elementary school and for middle school students and adults. The cafe is open every day, from noon on weekdays and 11 am at weekends, until 10 pm.
Udadada Cat Cafe
Ansan, Gyeonggi Do
Udadada Cat Cafe is a cat cafe on the second floor of a building on Wolpi-ro in Wolpi-dong, Sangnok-gu, Ansan, about two minutes on foot from Dong-Ansan Hospital and near Seongpo Middle School. About 15 cats of various breeds live here, including blue-eyed Ragdolls and British Shorthairs, and the cafe aims for a quiet setting with soft sofas and photo spots. Entry includes a drink, with a lower rate for elementary school children. Visits can be booked by text message, and the cafe stays open into the evening. There is no dedicated car park, so visitors use nearby car parks or street parking.
Unstoppable Cats
Seongnam, Gyeonggi Do
Unstoppable Cats is a long-running cat cafe on the third floor of Sanho Plaza in Seohyeon-dong, Bundang, about a minute on foot from exit 4 of Seohyeon Station and close to AK Plaza. It has been open for around 14 years, and its resident cats range from seniors to young cats who live on site, so the owners aim for a calm, quiet atmosphere. Entry includes one drink, and unlike many cat cafes there is no time limit. Children of all ages are welcome as long as they stay calm, and infants up to 35 months pay a reduced fee that does not include a drink. Parking is available on the second and third basement levels of the building. The cafe stays open until 10 PM.
Cafe Coffee Cat
Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Do
Cafe Coffee Cat is a large cat cafe on the third floor of Miracle Plaza in Byeongjeom-dong, Hwaseong, a short walk from Byeongjeom Station. Several dozen friendly cats live in the cafe, and the owners put weight on space, cleanliness and the cats' health care. Visitors pay an entry fee, and coffee, lattes and other drinks are also on the menu. Children of elementary school age and younger must come with a guardian. The owners note that because many cats have lived in the space for a long time, visitors who are sensitive to smells should take that into account. It is a popular choice for families with children in the Byeongjeom area. The cafe is open every day from 11 AM to 8 PM.
Agamami Cat Cafe
Suwon, Gyeonggi Do
Agamami is a cat cafe on the ninth floor of Geoseong Plaza near Yeongtong Station in Suwon's Yeongtong-dong, one of several cat cafes clustered on Cheongmyeongnam-ro. More than 28 cats live here, including cats rescued from poor breeding facilities and cats that were abandoned or given up by their owners. Kittens are raised in a separate room, and the cafe offers adoption counselling for cats looking for permanent homes, with an emphasis on unhurried, careful matching rather than quick placements. Visitors pay an entry fee, with a lower rate for under-18s, and drinks are ordered separately. Children of elementary school age must be accompanied by an adult. Prepaid single and five-visit passes are available, and the cafe stays open until 9 PM.
- Adoptable cats
Cat Cafe Zaripyo
Suwon, Gyeonggi Do
Cat Cafe Zaripyo is a cat cafe in Asem Plaza on Cheongmyeongnam-ro in Yeongtong-dong, Suwon, a few minutes from Yeongtong Station. Around 24 cats live here, including Maine Coons, a Sphynx, a Bombay, Singapuras and Orientals alongside newer arrivals. The entry fee includes a drink, with a student rate for minors. Time is unlimited on weekdays, while visits on weekends and public holidays are limited to two hours. Children up to elementary school age must come with a guardian. Cat treats and toys can be bought at the counter, and prepaid single and five-visit passes are offered. Visitors who drive can use the building's underground car park. The cafe opens at noon on weekdays and at 11 AM on weekends, closing at 9 PM.
Goyangibyeol Jageunai
Suwon, Gyeonggi Do
Goyangibyeol Jageunai is a cat cafe in the Kira Building on Cheongmyeongnam-ro in Yeongtong-dong, Suwon, near Yeongtong Station. The owner has kept cats for about 18 years and set the cafe up to feel like a friend's living room, with floor seating where visitors can lie down beside the cats, plus a few board games and game consoles. The entry fee includes one drink, with a lower rate for minors and a small discount for groups of five or more. Visits last two hours on weekdays and 90 minutes on weekends and holidays, with paid extensions. Socks are required and can be bought on site. The owner also offers advice on cats and supplies food for people feeding street cats. Parking is in the building's basement.
Samcheung Goyangi Cafe
Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi Do
Samcheung Goyangi Cafe is a cat cafe in Hapjeong-dong, Pyeongtaek, across the road from Pyeongtaek Fire Station and behind the Kim Eye Clinic building. The space is split into an ordinary cafe area and a separate cat room, so visitors who are new to cats or a little nervous around them can get used to them gradually while learning about their habits. Entry is charged per person, and drinks such as coffee, tea, iced tea, lattes and smoothies are sold at low prices on top. The cafe also helps rehome abandoned cats through responsible adoption. It is a common choice for families, couples and friends looking for an indoor outing in Pyeongtaek, and it is open until 8 PM.
- Adoptable cats
Cafe Kkongnyang
Icheon, Gyeonggi Do
Cafe Kkongnyang is a cat cafe in Changjeon-dong in central Icheon, near the Icheon bus terminal, and it describes itself as the only cat cafe in the town centre. Open since 2019, it later moved to a larger fourth-floor space. Visitors buy an all-day ticket in advance, which gives unlimited time and includes a canned drink, and board games, books, comics, Wi-Fi and phone charging are free. Many of the cats have their own tricks: several offer a paw, one stands up and claps, and others enjoy fishing-rod toys, brushing or sitting on laps. Staff warn that the other cats may scratch if their bellies or paws are touched. Street parking and several public car parks are nearby, and the cafe closes at 8 PM.
Check each cafe's website for current hours, booking requirements and age restrictions before visiting.