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Cat Cafes in Singapore
There are 21 cat cafes in Singapore.
Fluffydolls Catfe
Singapore, Central
Fluffydolls Catfe is a quiet pedigree cat lounge on Balestier Road, next door to its own licensed cattery. Its resident cats, mostly long-haired breeds from breeders in the UK and Italy, include Ragdolls, British Shorthairs, British Longhairs, Siberians and Maine Coons, and they live full time in the climate-controlled space. Sessions are kept small so the cats stay relaxed, and visitors are asked to sit back and let the cats approach in their own time. Entry is charged per person for one- or two-hour sessions and includes a drink, and ice cream cookies are sold separately. To keep the atmosphere calm, guests must be at least 12 years old. Reservations are strongly recommended, although walk-ins are taken when space allows. The cafe also runs pilates classes with the cats. The resident cats are not for sale; kittens are sold separately by the Fluffydolls cattery.
- Booking recommended
Meow Meow Wonder
Singapore, Central
Meow Meow Wonder is a pet shop and cat cafe on Jalan Besar, opposite Jalan Besar MRT, that sells pedigree kittens and runs a paid play lounge with its resident cats. The cats include breeds such as British Shorthairs and Longhairs, Maine Coons, Ragdolls, Persians, Siberians and Munchkins, and staff run play sessions with feather wands, toys and climbing structures, so the cats tend to be active and approach visitors. Entry is charged per person by the hour, with a shorter 20-minute trial session, and includes a drink. Children are welcome when an adult supervises them throughout. Walk-ins are accepted, and booking a time slot ahead is recommended, especially in the evening. The owners also give advice to visitors thinking of getting a cat. Kittens for sale are shown separately in the shop, and the business is open every day.
- Booking recommended
Fuzzies
Singapore, Central
Fuzzies is a cat co-working and lounge space on the third and fourth floors of a shophouse on Arab Street, reached by stairs only, in Kampong Glam, near Bugis MRT. It opened in May 2024 and is home to about ten rescue cats, all permanent residents, and visitors can work, study or relax on carpeted floors and cushions in the air-conditioned room while the cats wander around. Entry is charged by the hour, with lower weekday rates, multi-hour bundles and a weekday full-day pass for students and remote workers, and it includes free-flow hot drinks and light snacks, Wi-Fi and charging points, more than 60 board and card games, Nintendo Switch consoles, streaming and crochet materials. Shoes come off at the door, outside food and cat treats are not allowed, and guests may not carry the cats. Children under 10 must stay with an adult. The space is open late every day and can be booked for private events.
ME Games Orchard
Singapore, Central
ME Games Orchard, formerly called ME Cafe & Games, is an indoor-camping games cafe with a cat lounge on the fourth floor of Orchard Gateway, above Somerset MRT. Besides private tents with Nintendo Switch consoles and a shelf of party board games, the outlet has a separate cat area with eight rescued resident cats, including Popcorn, Eggy, Huajuan and Latte. Visitors can book a cat petting and board game session by the hour, a short half-hour visit, or a combined package with time in a tent, and every package includes a welcome drink. Walk-ins for cat petting are welcome. Children under two are not allowed in the cat area, and children aged two to ten must be accompanied by an adult. Guests sanitise their hands, pet the cats gently and may not bring outside food or feed the cats. The chain's other two outlets have no cats.
Pat-A-Cat
Singapore, Central
Pat-A-Cat is a small cat lounge and adoption space on the upper floor of a shophouse on Joo Chiat Road, in the Peranakan heritage district of Joo Chiat. Its owner rescues cats and kittens from places such as worksites and from owners who abandoned them, and the cats live together in the lounge while they wait for new homes. Visitors pay an hourly entry fee that includes a drink and can spend time with the cats, many of which are affectionate lap cats; kittens are often present. All the cats are available for adoption, which is handled by appointment. The rescue work is partly funded by the sale of pre-loved clothing and accessories in the shop. The space is small, so booking ahead is advisable, although walk-ins are possible when it is quiet. It is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
- Adoptable cats
- Booking recommended
CATEA
Singapore, Central
CATEA is a Chinese teahouse with resident Ragdoll cats on Sin Ming Road, a few minutes on foot from Upper Thomson MRT. Opened in 2024, it serves oolong, green, black, floral and gongfu teas with pastries in a quiet room where the fluffy, calm Ragdolls roam among the tables and come to guests for attention. There is no entry fee; instead each guest orders at least one tea. At peak times a single tea buys up to an hour at the table, and gongfu tea or a stove set up to two hours. Seating is limited, so reservations through the website are recommended, and walk-ins are welcome when there is space. Children must be at least seven years old, and guests under 14 must be accompanied by an adult. Weekday afternoons are the quietest time to visit. The teahouse is closed on Mondays.
- Booking recommended
Cat on Canvas Studio
Singapore, Central
Cat on Canvas is a family-run art jamming studio with resident cats in Spazio@Kovan on Upper Serangoon Road, beside Kovan MRT. The cats belong to the owners' household and include Kiko, Tiger and Black, joined recently by younger cats such as Miso. Visitors book semi-guided acrylic painting sessions in the studio while the cats wander, nap and sometimes sit beside the canvases, and the hosts help beginners with their artwork and take photos of guests with the cats. Each session includes a canvas, paints and a drink, and cat treats can be bought when the cats' feeding schedule allows. A standard session lasts 1 hour 45 minutes; children seven and older may attend on their own, and younger children should come with an adult. Guests may not pick up or chase the cats. All sessions are by appointment, booked online, by WhatsApp or by phone.
- Booking required
The Block Bouquets Cat Cafe
Singapore, Central
The Block Bouquets Cat Cafe is a craft studio on the second floor of a shophouse on Geylang Road, between Kallang and Aljunied MRT stations, where visitors build everlasting flower bouquets from plastic bricks in the company of resident cats. The business began as a brick-bouquet shop; customers kept playing with the owner's cat while they worked, so the shop added a cat cafe and reopened in revamped premises in 2026. About a dozen resident cats, all rescued or adopted, roam the cat level, and a separate cat-free area is available for guests who only want to build. Visits are booked as timed bouquet-building sessions, with or without cats, and ready-made bouquets, DIY kits and gifts are sold in the shop. The studio also hosts corporate and private events. Booking ahead is recommended.
- Booking recommended
Going Home
Singapore, Central
Going Home is a rescued-cat interaction centre on the second floor of a shophouse at 47A Temple Street in Chinatown, a few minutes' walk from Exit A of Chinatown MRT. It opened in late October 2026 as a quiet space where visitors can read, unwind and get to know rescued cats at their own pace, and some of the cats are ready for adoption. Visits are booked online in half-hour blocks for up to two hours, with lower prices on weekdays and concessions for students and seniors on weekday visits of an hour or more that end by 6 PM. Visitors must be at least 6, and children aged 6 to 12 need a paying adult in the same booking, while 13- to 17-year-olds may come on their own. The cats must not be fed, and cats resting in cages or separate areas should not be photographed. It opens from noon to 8:30 PM, with a break for the cats and staff from 3:30 to 4:30 PM, and is closed on Thursdays.
- Adoptable cats
Check each cafe's website for current hours, booking requirements and age restrictions before visiting.