Cat Cafes in Thailand

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.

Lam Luk Ka, Pathum Thani

J&C Cat Cafe is a small cat cafe in Building 9 of the JN Town project in Lat Sawai, Lam Luk Ka, Pathum Thani. The cafe is split into a seating area for food and drinks and a separate cat zone. Inside are plenty of large, purebred cats that are calm, polite and not afraid of people, and a pet raccoon also lives here. Playing with the cats costs a separate entry fee on top of what you order. The kitchen serves fresh coffee, a range of drinks and snacks, and simple dishes such as kuay jap noodle soup. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, except from the shop next door.

Khlong Luang, Pathum Thani

Klick Cat Cafe is a friendly neighbourhood cat cafe on Khlong Luang Road in Khlong Sam, Khlong Luang, Pathum Thani, opposite the PTT petrol station just before the turn onto the Khlong 3 road. The resident cats are healthy, soft-coated and playful, love people, especially anyone holding a snack, and will happily steal your treats. There is no entry fee and no minimum spend: each visitor simply orders one drink, with drinks and food at around 40 to 60 baht, and lickable cat treats cost 20 baht a sachet. The shop is kept very clean with almost no smell, and on quiet days you can lounge on the floor with the cats. It also offers a cat spa service. Roadside parking is available in front.

Lopburi

Gigi Cafe is a small, cute cat cafe on Khun Thep Kawi Road in Thale Chup Son, Mueang Lop Buri, behind Thepsatri Rajabhat University and down the soi beside a 7-Eleven. The shop is compact and can feel full when busy, with several photo corners and a warm, homely feel. Its plump, friendly cats are happy to be touched and played with, and the owners take good care of them. There is no entry fee; each visitor just orders one item from the menu of coffee, other drinks and desserts, with drinks at around 40 to 60 baht. The road is one-way and parking nearby is limited, so allow time to find a space.

Kaeng Khoi, Saraburi

Buritisshu Neko Cafe is a British Shorthair cat cafe in Thap Kwang, Kaeng Khoi, Saraburi, on the road to Wat Khao Man a short drive from Mittraphap Road. Every cat in the cat room is a British Shorthair, round-faced, plush-coated and lively. The cafe is also a serious coffee stop, with slow-bar specialty coffee from beans it roasts in-house, plus matcha, cocoa, tea, sodas and desserts. Sitting in the coffee room is free; the cat room costs 100 baht per person, which includes a pair of socks to take home and a treat for the cats. Children under seven must be accompanied by an adult. The air-conditioned cafe is also pet friendly, and a dog greets guests at the front.

Phutthamonthon, Nakhon Pathom

Chill Cat Cafe 2 is the second branch of Chill Cat Cafe, in a shophouse behind Mahidol University's Salaya campus, opposite Soi Tang Sin in Phutthamonthon, Nakhon Pathom. The air-conditioned cat room is home to a big crew of plump, well-groomed cats of various breeds, from younger cats to large adults, who are used to people and quick to crowd around anyone holding a treat. Entry to the cat room is 150 baht per person including a pair of socks, or 200 baht with socks, a cat treat and a cold drink, and there is no time limit. It is walk-in only, with no bookings, and staff ask visitors not to pick the cats up. Coffee, cocoa and other drinks are reasonably priced, and the room is kept notably clean and free of smells, making it an easy stop for students and families in Salaya.

Hua Hin, Prachuap Khiri Khan

Cat A Way Cafe & Bar is a cat cafe by day and a bar by night on the main road through central Hua Hin, between Soi Hua Hin 49 and 51. The renovated old shophouse is home to around ten friendly former street cats, mostly Thai and mixed-breed, who nap and wander among the guests in a clean, odour-free room. Adults pay 129 baht to spend time with the cats, which can be exchanged for a drink or an ice cream, and there is no time limit, so visitors can stay as long as they like. During the day the menu covers coffee, tea and homemade food; from early evening the space becomes a relaxed bar with cocktails, a good choice of wine, and live music or a DJ on some nights. Car parking is available behind the neighbouring mobile phone shop.

Hua Hin, Prachuap Khiri Khan

Icecream & Cat Cafe is a small ice cream parlour and cat cafe tucked down Soi Hua Hin 37 in central Hua Hin; visitors should come in via the Golden Place lane. The shop has two zones: an outdoor area for customers who only want food and ice cream, and an indoor cat room that guests can enter without an entry fee when they order. Its signature is ice cream served in small chilled clay jars, alongside coffee, matcha and simple dishes. The resident cats are a mix of Thai cats and pedigree breeds, and the house rules are relaxed, with gentle holding allowed. Socks are required in the cat room and can be bought at the counter for 20 baht, and cat treats are on sale for anyone hoping to win the cats over.

Phra Samut Chedi, Samut Prakan

The Cat Street Cafe & Grooming is a small roadside shophouse cafe in Nai Khlong Bang Pla Kot, Phra Samut Chedi, on the west bank of the river in Samut Prakan. Inside, a friendly group of cats of several breeds, including a famously calm ginger and an affectionate blue-eyed cat, greet visitors and readily come over for lickable treats, which are sold at the counter. There is no entry fee; guests simply order from a menu of Thai tea, coffee and other drinks, plus pizza, toast and snacks at modest prices. The room is kept clean and free of litter smells, and the owners describe it as a space for everyone, children included. As the name says, the shop also offers cat grooming, and there is parking on site.

Bang Sao Thong, Samut Prakan

Triple Cats Share Space & Cats Shelter is a rescue cat sanctuary combined with a rentable activity space on the Bang Na-Trat frontage road in Bang Sao Thong, Samut Prakan. Nearly all of the resident cats are former strays who are now healthy, plump and soft-coated, and they roam, run and nap freely around the space, each with its own favourite corners. The number of cats is kept at a level where the space never feels crowded. Visitors who would like to come and play with the cats, or to adopt one, are asked to contact the shelter at least one day ahead. The owner and staff are warm and clearly devoted to the cats, and drinks such as cacao and beer are served. The space can also be booked for workshops and other events, and the project is supported by a community of cat lovers.

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