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Cat Cafes in Shanghai
There are 46 cat cafes in Shanghai.
Zhuazhua Miao Xingqiu Cat Cafe North Bund Raffles
Shanghai
This branch of the Zhuazhua Miao Xingqiu cattery chain is on the second basement level of North Bund Raffles City on East Daming Road, linked to Tilanqiao station on Metro Line 12. 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. Here visitors buy a ticket for unlimited time with Ragdolls, British Shorthairs, Maine Coons and other cats in a wood-toned room with sofas, cat trees and a sunny corner, after putting on shoe covers and disinfecting their hands. Kittens and cat supplies are sold here. Visits with a ticket and a drink have cost about 93 yuan per person.
Zhuazhua Miao Xingqiu Cat Cafe Raffles City
Shanghai
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.
Roudian She Cat Cafe Bailian ZX Wujiaochang
Shanghai
Roudian She is a cat cafe on the second floor of Bailian ZX Zaoqu Chang, the anime-themed shopping mall at Wujiaochang in Yangpu, a short walk from Wujiaochang station on Line 10. It is the Shanghai branch of a Beijing cat cafe chain and had opened by October 2025, among the mall's first-in-Shanghai shops. The cat room has a light wooden interior, and its cats include Ragdolls, British Shorthairs and golden British Shorthairs. Visitors disinfect their hands and put on shoe covers, and the entry package includes self-service drinks and cat treats; cosplayers have been offered a discount. Visits have cost about 60 to 80 yuan per person.
You Mao Garden Cat Cafe Jiading New Town
Shanghai
You Mao Garden is a cat cafe in the Deyunfang complex on Demao Road in Jiading New Town, about 320 metres from Exit 1 of Jiading Xincheng station on Metro Line 11. More than thirty cats, among them Ragdolls, British Shorthairs, long-haired cats and calicos, roam a cat room fitted with wall-mounted wooden climbing frames and a large wooden cat castle by the window. A separate but connected coffee area with bookshelves and wooden tables serves coffee and tea, so visitors who are allergic to cats can stay on that side. The shop also offers cat bathing and boarding.
Yu Xiao Miao Cat Cafe Songjiang Wanda
Shanghai
Yu Xiao Miao Homeparty is a cat lounge on the 13th floor of Building 1 at Zhongzhan Ruijing, an apartment and office block on Guangfulin Road near Songjiang Wanda Plaza in Songjiang District. Visitors spend time with a group of friendly cats, and the room also keeps rabbits. Snacks for the cats are on sale, and staff explain how to handle each animal. Board games, video game equipment, sofas and a terrace give people somewhere to stay a while. The shop also offers cat boarding and grooming, and some of its cats can go home with visitors.
Maomi Youzhiyuan Cat Cafe University Town
Shanghai
Maomi Youzhiyuan, which means Kitten Kindergarten, runs this branch in the Chuangxiang Space building on Wenhui Road in Songjiang University Town, next to a bus terminus. It opened in August 2025 as the second shop of a Songjiang business whose first branch is on Meijiabang Road. Visitors pay to spend time with a room of affectionate pedigree cats, including Devon Rex, and can buy treats such as lickable cat snacks to feed them. Like the original shop, it also sells cats and kittens.
Maomi Youzhiyuan Cat Cafe Meijiabang Road
Shanghai
Maomi Youzhiyuan, which means Kitten Kindergarten, is a cat room spread over a three-level loft unit in Building 2 of Fuhua Technology Plaza on Meijiabang Road, in the Zhongshan Subdistrict of Songjiang District. Many cats of different breeds roam the bright space, and visitors can sit with them, feed them by hand and play with them. The shop also sells cats and kittens. In August 2025 it opened a second branch on Wenhui Road in Songjiang University Town.
Ai Miao Wu Cat Cafe Sun Island
Shanghai
Ai Miao Wu is a cat room inside Sun Island Resort, the island resort on the Maohe River near Zhujiajiao in Qingpu District. It opened in June 2025 upstairs in the resort's small farm building. Its windows look out over the river. Visitors can sit with Ragdolls, British Shorthairs and other breeds over coffee, and children can feed the cats, so families often combine it with the resort's hot springs and beach. Visitors need access to the resort, and the room keeps short opening hours.
Zhuazhua Miao Xingqiu Cat Cafe Pujiang Huanlesong
Shanghai
This branch of Zhuazhua Miao Xingqiu is on the third floor (unit L322) of the Pujiang Huanlesong mall on Chenhang Highway in Pujin, Minhang, in the Pujiang area served by Metro Line 8. 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. Passers-by can watch the cats through the shop's glass front, and visitors buy a pass for unlimited time in the cat room, where the friendly, mostly pedigree cats come over for treats. Kittens are sold here.
Zhuazhua Miao Xingqiu Cat Cafe Xindahui Sanlin
Shanghai
This branch of Zhuazhua Miao Xingqiu is in the Xindahui Sanlin shopping centre on Yongtai Road in Sanlin, Pudong. 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. Shoppers can watch the kittens through the windows, and visitors buy a pass for unlimited time in the cat room, where the cats include Maine Coons. Packages have included a pack of freeze-dried treats to feed the cats, and weekday deals for two have come with drinks and desserts. Kittens are sold here.
Check each cafe's website for current hours, booking requirements and age restrictions before visiting.