Cat Cafes in Thailand

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Catcha & Cafe is a small cat cafe on the first floor of the Makro Pong Phet building on Ngamwongwan Road in Thung Song Hong, Lak Si, in northern Bangkok, handy for a break after shopping or an appointment in the same building. The cosy, minimalist room is air-conditioned, very clean and free of smells, and a lint roller is handed out for cat hair on the way out. Many of the resident cats were rescued and given a second chance; they are healthy, soft-coated and affectionate, and gentle enough for children to approach, while staff keep an eye on things during play. Prices are very low for a cat cafe, with drinks from about 29 baht and Thai tea around 49 baht, plus freshly cooked food and bakery items. Payment is cash only.

Bangkok

PoMoTo Cafe, which calls itself PoMoTo Cats Crafts Garden & Café, sits on Chaloem Phrakiat Ratchakan Thi 9 Road in Prawet, eastern Bangkok, not far from Suan Luang Rama IX park. It mixes a cat cafe with a craft studio and a garden. Between 30 and 40 cats of many breeds and personalities live here, among them fluffy Scottish Fold kittens, and most are happy to come over for attention. Alongside the cats there are painting and DIY craft activities for children, adults and families, a small cactus garden and a shop selling PoMoTo character goods and work by Thai artists. Drinks are served in the garden setting, which also has plenty of photo corners. The cafe gets busy and recommends booking ahead through its LINE account (@MoToGarden), especially at weekends. Free parking is available.

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Drasil is a coffee shop on Rama IX Road in Suan Luang, eastern Bangkok, with a separate cat room that customers can use free of charge. The cafe itself is a quiet, air-conditioned place to work or meet, with photo corners, a bookable meeting room, coffee beans to choose from and home-baked cakes, cookies and pastries at fair prices. The cat room upstairs is home to around a dozen well-fed resident cats, some of them former street cats, and the cafe has also raised kittens in a separate room downstairs. Visitors sign in with a name and phone number and wash their hands before going in, and a staff member stays in the room to look after the cats. Toys can be used, though not every cat enjoys being touched. The cat room keeps shorter hours than the cafe, from 10 AM to 4 PM. Parking is available.

Bangkok

Chico Cafe is a Japanese-owned cafe and gift shop on Soi Ekkamai 19 in Watthana, Bangkok, known for its Siamese cats. It has been open for more than 13 years in a shady, quiet garden setting close to the centre of the city. The Siamese (Wichien Maat) cats live in a dedicated cat room, which sometimes has kittens, and all the cats are vaccinated; a few friendly rescued street cats also wander the cafe. Entry to the cat room costs extra and is open to children of primary school age and older, and the room closes earlier than the cafe, at about 4:30 PM. The menu includes jumbo honey toast, banana waffles, omurice, curry rice and a hot latte topped with a 3D milk-foam cat. The shop sells teak cutlery, accessories, bags and other souvenirs. There is free parking.

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Kids Cat Hotel & Cafe is a cat cafe and cat boarding hotel on Lat Pla Khao Road in Anusawari, Bang Khen, in north-eastern Bangkok. The cafe is known for being spotless and odour-free, and its many cats come in a range of breeds and colours, with soft, well-groomed coats and calm, friendly temperaments; most will come to visitors, especially when there are treats. Staff stay with the cats throughout. Visitors pay an entry fee that includes socks, and packages with a drink and a snack are available; there is no time limit and no booking is needed. The kitchen is known for its crispy croffles and waffles, served with cold drinks. Separately, the hotel takes in guests' own cats for boarding, looking after them like members of the family.

Bangkok

Fukucang Cat Cafe is a large cat cafe on Lat Krabang Road in Lat Krabang, eastern Bangkok. It is home to a big group of cats, many of them round and fluffy, and visitors describe them as friendly and gentle. The space is divided into zones, including a separate area for adult cats, and the cafe sells chicken breast treats so visitors can feed the cats. Cats should not be picked up. The cafe also serves food, drinks and desserts, which get good marks from visitors, and it has a small shop selling sweets and pet supplies. It is kept clean and the staff are friendly. It is open every day from noon until 9 PM, which makes it an easy evening stop for cat lovers in the Lat Krabang area.

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De Wila Cat Hotel & Café is a cat cafe and cat hotel on Soi Ramkhamhaeng 174 in Min Buri, eastern Bangkok. The building is decorated in a European style, with many photo spots, and the cafe area is shared with a large group of well-mannered cats that visitors describe as tame, clean and quiet; they rarely squabble over treats. Alongside coffee, drinks and desserts, the cafe has a full kitchen serving Thai dishes such as spicy glass noodle salad, tom kha gai and rice plates, so it works for a proper meal as well as a cat visit. Staff are helpful in explaining how to interact with the cats. A cat hotel on site offers boarding for owners' cats. The cafe opens early at weekends and is closed on Mondays.

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Catfeine Cafe is a small, minimalist cat cafe inside the Talat Rim Suan market complex on Liap Wari Road in Nong Chok, on the eastern edge of Bangkok. It is in the mobile phone zone at lock F7, among a cluster of restaurants by the motorway. There is no entry fee: each person orders one drink and can then stay for up to 40 minutes with the cats. Most of the resident cats are British Shorthairs and Persians, and visitors describe them as clean, healthy, well fed and unafraid of people. The cafe is tidy and odour-free. Drinks are inexpensive, with the matcha and caramel matcha especially popular, and there are snacks too. Space is limited, so it is worth calling ahead to reserve a seat. The cafe closes on the Mondays of the third and fourth weeks of each month.

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Maomao Cat Cafe and Hotel, signed as 猫猫 Cat Cafe and Hotel, is a cat cafe and cat boarding hotel on Lat Phrao Road in Phlabphla, Wang Thonglang, between Ramkhamhaeng 65 and Lat Phrao 122. The area is full of student dormitories where pets are not allowed, and the cafe gives residents a place to spend time with cats. The resident cats are friendly and used to being stroked and held, and they crowd around anyone with treats. Visitors order a drink to play with the cats, and cat snacks are sold at low prices. The cafe is clean, the staff look after the cats well, and many people come to work or study at the tables. Drinks, desserts and soju are on the menu. The cafe also boards owners' cats and is open late most nights.

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Cat in the Forest Prime is a premium cat cafe at the Central Eastville shopping centre on Pradit Manutham Road in Lat Phrao, north-eastern Bangkok. It is designed as a calm, nature-inspired retreat, and the cafe puts an emphasis on hygiene, comfort and the welfare of its cats. Capacity is kept deliberately low so the room stays peaceful. The resident cats have a range of characters and are friendly with guests, curious about toys and keen on treats, and visitors note that the room is clean and free of smells. Quality drinks are served, with the Thai tea a favourite. It suits cat lovers looking for a quieter, more polished experience than the busier city cafes, and its location inside a mall makes it easy to combine with shopping. The cafe is open late every day.

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The Meow Club is a small cat hotel and cafe on Srivara Road in Phlabphla, Wang Thonglang, in eastern Bangkok. It opened in late 2025 and combines boarding for owners' cats with a cafe where visitors can relax among the resident cats. The cats are well cared for and friendly, and the shop is kept clean, cool and free of cat smells. There are seats suitable for working, and the cafe serves coffee, iced Thai tea, strawberry milk smoothies and a good choice of desserts at low prices, with many drinks costing only a few dozen baht. It is a relaxed, neighbourhood spot where visitors can sit with a drink and enjoy the cats' company. Opening hours are not posted, so check with the cafe by phone before visiting.

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Portcha Cafe is a matcha and specialty tea cafe on Soi Phahonyothin 32/1 near Bang Khen market in Sena Nikhom, Chatuchak, and its resident cats are a big part of its appeal. Around seven cats act as the shop's welcoming committee, greeting guests at the door and keeping them entertained, and almost every recent visitor mentions them. The cafe uses premium matcha from Japan, with several flavour notes to choose from, and signature drinks such as the creamy On Cloud matcha, plus Thai tea, green tea and bakery items baked fresh every day. The space is stylish, cool and air-conditioned, with small gifts and knick-knacks for sale, and a tattoo studio, Naive Flora Tattoo, occupies the floor above. There is no entry fee; visitors simply order a drink and enjoy the cats.