Cat Cafes in Nonthaburi

Bang Yai, Nonthaburi

CatFamily is a small cat cafe in Sao Thong Hin, Bang Yai, Nonthaburi, next door to a Punthai Coffee shop, with parking for three or four cars out front. The cats live in their own zone, which visitors enter after cleaning their hands with alcohol gel. They are a playful, affectionate bunch, including young cats, and are happy to be stroked and scratched under the chin. The entry fee is low and there is no time limit, so you can stay as long as you like. Your entry comes with a drink and two sachets of wet food to treat the cats. The owner is welcoming and keeps the space clean.

Bang Yai, Nonthaburi

Catime Cafe is a cat cafe on the first floor of Central WestGate shopping mall in Bang Yai, Nonthaburi, in the Fashion Plus zone. The bright room has a modern Japanese theme in pink and green, with air conditioning and plenty of spots to sit with the cats. It has a large crew of cheerful, chubby and playful cats that are used to visitors and happy to be fed treats. The entry fee is affordable and includes a drink and a snack, and the counter serves espresso drinks, sodas and cakes. Orders close and the last entry to the cat zone is at 9:30 PM.

Bang Yai, Nonthaburi

Suan Kaeo Cat Cafe is a stray cat cafe run by Wat Suan Kaeo, the temple and charity foundation in Bang Len, Bang Yai, Nonthaburi. The temple shelters more than 200 rescued and abandoned cats, which are vaccinated and sterilised and looked after by staff and a vet. Visitors park at the temple car park and ride a golf cart to the small, air-conditioned cafe, where some of the cats come in to greet guests while many more live in the clean outdoor area. Entry is free; you can buy lickable cat treats for about 20 baht and drinks from the cafe. Bring cash, as payment is by cash or donation box only. Proceeds and donations go to the cats' care, and several cats are looking for homes: ask the staff about adoption.

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Bang Yai, Nonthaburi

MileMily Cafe is a colourful dog and cat cafe inside the plant wholesale market on Soi Wat Phra Ngoen in Bang Yai, Nonthaburi. The main cafe is home to about a dozen friendly resident dogs and is packed with cartoon-themed photo corners, from Toy Story and Lilo and Stitch to Mickey Mouse and smiley faces, plus a small clothing shop. The cats have two rooms of their own: upstairs for the younger, more playful cats and downstairs for the calmer adults. Entry to the cat rooms is 40 baht per person on top of a drink order, and you can stay as long as you like. The menu has coffee, tea, other drinks, snacks and simple meals at modest prices. Because of the resident dogs, guests cannot bring their own dogs.

Bang Yai, Nonthaburi

Johnuary Cat Cafe is a cosy stray cat cafe that opened in September 2026 in the Klao Rattana housing estate off Rattanathibet Road in Sao Thong Hin, Bang Yai, close to the Sam Yaek Bang Yai MRT station. Its residents are rescued street cats, now plump and well cared for; some are still a little shy with new people, so let them come to you. The bright, air-conditioned room is especially pretty in the evening, and there are colouring activities and board games to pass the time. The kitchen is known for toast, cold bread desserts and croffles, alongside strong coffee, fresh orange coffee and blended drinks, all at friendly prices.

Pak Kret, Nonthaburi

Toem Maeo Cafe is a cat cafe on the first floor of Lotus's North Ratchaphruek in Bang Phlap, Pak Kret, Nonthaburi, next to DBS Denla British School. It is run by HomeHug Cattery, a Munchkin breeder with nine years of experience, and the cafe doubles as the cattery's showroom: buyers can arrange to meet its Munchkin kittens for sale here. The cats are gentle and used to being handled, and visitors are allowed to stroke and hold them. The room is kept clean with no litter smell. Your drink price includes the entry fee and a pair of socks, which covers about an hour with the cats. Weekends can be busy.