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Cat Cafes in Gyeonggi Do
There are 72 cat cafes in Gyeonggi Do.
Nyangkoong
Suwon, Gyeonggi Do
Nyangkoong is a cat cafe on the third floor of a building on Hwayang-ro in Hwaseo-dong, Suwon, within reach of both Suwon Station and Hwaseo Station. It is a clean, neatly kept space with a variety of cats and is popular with couples and families looking for an indoor outing regardless of the weather. One of its cats has appeared on the SBS programme TV Animal Farm. Entry is paid up front and charged by time, with a short 30-minute option and a 90-minute ticket, and the final amount depends on when visitors leave. Unlimited drinks are available for a small extra charge, and cat treats are sold at the counter. Visitors can contact the cafe by phone to ask about reservations.
Jipsaui Haru Bundang
Seongnam, Gyeonggi Do
Jipsaui Haru Bundang is the Bundang branch of the Jipsaui Haru cat cafe chain, on the fourth floor of a building near Seohyeon Station in Seohyeon-dong, Seongnam. Like other branches of the chain, it is home to rescued and formerly abandoned cats, and visitors often comment on how relaxed the cats are around people. Visitors pay an entry fee, and bottled drinks and cat treats are sold separately at the counter. It is a popular stop for families with children as well as couples in the Seohyeon shopping area. The cafe opens at noon on weekdays and at 11 AM on weekends, and it stays open until 10 PM every day, making it one of the later-closing cat cafes in Bundang.
Catple Dongtan
Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Do
Catple Dongtan is a branch of the Catple cat cafe chain on the fourth floor of the Lacmont building in Song-dong, Dongtan, close to Dongtan Lake Park. Catple presents itself as a place to try life with a cat before getting one: visitors spend time with the resident cats, and the space also sells cat furniture such as cat towers, care products, clothes, accessories, food and treats. Staff are on hand to give advice on keeping cats. It is a popular weekend stop for families visiting the lake park, and children are welcome. The cafe opens at noon on weekdays and at 11 AM on weekends, closing at 8 PM on weekdays and 9 PM on weekends.
Mew Cat Cafe
Gwangju, Gyeonggi Do
Mew Cat Cafe is a small cat cafe on the second floor of a building in Gyeongan-dong, central Gwangju, Gyeonggi-do. Visitors spend up to two hours with the resident cats, with extra time charged in 10-minute blocks, and there are separate adult and student rates. Cat treats can be bought at the counter. Children under 10 must be accompanied by a guardian, outside food is not allowed, and visitors may not bring their own animals. Alongside the cafe, Mew runs a small cat hotel with standard and deluxe rooms for owners who need boarding, which must be booked by phone in advance. It is a quiet option for an indoor outing in the Gyeongan-dong area and closes at 9 PM.
Annyeong, Goyeonghui
Icheon, Gyeonggi Do
Annyeong, Goyeonghui is a large cat cafe in the countryside of Majang-myeon, western Icheon. The cats who live here came through rescue, abandonment or owners who could no longer keep them, and the owners built a small garden so the cats can feel the seasons up close. The cafe runs on a capacity-based reservation system: booked visitors get a discount, and walk-ins are admitted only to time slots that still have space, so checking availability before setting out is advised. The entry ticket includes a drink, with a lower price for children aged three to seven. Coffee, other drinks and desserts are also available to take away. The cafe is open from 11 AM to 8 PM.
- Booking required
Haenggung Myoyeon
Suwon, Gyeonggi Do
Haenggung Myoyeon is a cat cafe in Haenggung-dong, Suwon's café and gallery quarter beside Hwaseong Haenggung Palace and the Suwon Hwaseong Fortress walls. It is on the second floor above a convenience store, next to the Haenggung-dong community service centre. The cafe has a good number of gentle, people-friendly cats, and it is a common stop for families with children and couples exploring the fortress area on foot. Entry is charged per person, with a lower rate for minors, and coffee and other drinks are ordered separately. Parking is limited in the old town, so public transport or nearby public car parks are the easiest options. The cafe opens at noon on weekdays and 11 AM on weekends.
Sulrem Cat Cafe
Namyangju, Gyeonggi Do
Sulrem Cat Cafe is a cat cafe on the fifth floor of Sinhae Central Tower 4 in Dasan-dong, Namyangju, diagonally across from exit 1 of Dasan Station on Seoul Subway Line 8. Visitors must be at least six years old, and children up to 11 need a guardian with them. The entry fee includes one drink, with separate rates for minors and adults, and socks are required (they can be bought at the counter). Staff ask visitors not to grab or lift the cats, to leave sleeping and eating cats alone, to switch off camera flash and to store coats and bags in lockers. The cafe opens at 12:30 PM on weekdays and 11 AM on weekends; it closes on Mondays and Tuesdays, or only Mondays during school holidays. Parking in the building is free.
Cats & Monster
Anyang, Gyeonggi Do
Cats & Monster is a cat cafe and cat shop on the second floor of a building on Gwanak-daero in Gwanyang-dong, Anyang, by the Gwanyang Middle School bus stop. It keeps a small group of pedigree cats raised by the owner, including Maine Coons, Sphynx, Exotics, Orientals, Bengals and Munchkins, chosen for being sociable with people. Kittens are also sold here. The entry fee includes a drink, with a lower rate for minors, and visits are limited to three hours on weekdays and two hours on weekends and holidays. Children aged eight and under must come with a guardian. A stamp card is offered, and a parking ticket is provided for visitors who drive. The cafe is open from noon until 10 PM.
- Adoptable cats
ZooDay
Suwon, Gyeonggi Do
ZooDay is a rescue animal cafe in Iui-dong near Gwanggyo, Suwon, about nine minutes on foot from exit 1 of Gwanggyo Station and close to the back gate of Kyonggi University. It cares for abandoned and surrendered animals, including cats, dogs, rabbits and other small animals, and is funded by admission fees rather than donations or subsidies. Interaction may be limited depending on each animal's condition. There is no set time limit, although visits may be capped at 90 minutes when the cafe is full, and same-day re-entry is allowed. Small dogs and rabbits may come along with their owners. A few Naver reservations are offered, but most visitors walk in. The cafe has no regular closing day.
Razzle Cats
Uijeongbu, Gyeonggi Do
Razzle Cats is a small rescue cat cafe on the fourth floor of the Gwangil Pharmacy building on Haengbok-ro in central Uijeongbu, a short walk from the Uijeongbu Station shopping streets. The cats are gentle and sociable, and staff help new visitors settle in with them quickly. A single entry fee is charged, and coffee and snacks are served. The building has no parking, so the cafe asks visitors to come on foot or by public transport. It opens at 2 PM and usually closes in the evening, with earlier closing on some days, so checking the current hours before visiting is advisable.
- Adoptable cats
Mimyo
Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Do
Mimyo is a cat cafe and cattery on the ground floor of a building in Neung-dong, Dongtan, Hwaseong. About 30 cats of many breeds live here, chosen for their friendly, dog-like temperaments and keen interest in fishing-rod toys. Mimyo is also a TICA-registered cattery, so kittens are sold on site, and imported pet supplies are available in its small shop. Visitors buy a 120-minute ticket, with 30-minute extensions, and drinks are optional; cat treats and toys can be bought at the counter. Children must be at least four, and those aged ten and under need a parent with them. A weekday programme lets elementary school children combine a cafe visit with a breeder experience. Pets and outside food are not allowed.
Minyangi
Icheon, Gyeonggi Do
Minyangi is a small cat cafe in Jilli-dong, Icheon, run by a professional cat groomer, near the Lotte Castle Sinjilli crossroads on the way to Icheon Station. The cats are groomed and cared for by the owner, and the business also offers cat grooming and a cat hotel. During school holidays the cafe is open every day; outside the holidays it opens on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, from midday until late afternoon, and weekday visits are possible by phone reservation. The car park is large and free. It is a quiet, low-key place for families in Icheon to spend time with cats.
Check each cafe's website for current hours, booking requirements and age restrictions before visiting.