Cat Cafes in Vietnam

Hoi An, Da Nang

Jack's Cat Cafe is a rescue shelter with a small garden cafe on Tống Văn Sương in Hội An Đông, Hoi An, run by the UK-registered charity Vietnam Cat Welfare and named after its first rescue. It is home to about 105 cats saved from neglect, abuse or unsafe conditions, and the cats are also available for adoption. Visits are by booking only, for one hour on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. Entry is 150,000 VND per person, free for children under five, and includes an iced jasmine tea; the small vegan menu adds coconut coffee, homemade juices and teas, but food is no longer served since the shelter moved to its current site. Payment is cash only. House rules: no flash photography, no picking up cats, no loud noise, and let the cats come to you. All proceeds fund rescue, medical care and sterilisation.

• Adoptable cats
• Booking required

Ho Chi Minh City

Mochi Cat Cafe, Hotel & Pet Shop is a cat cafe, cat hotel and pet supply shop at 23-25 Phan Chu Trinh in Gia Định, the former Bình Thạnh district of Ho Chi Minh City. Opened in June 2024, the cafe spreads over two floors and is home to around 40 cats, from kittens to adults, including British Shorthairs and a Bengal. Entry was 99,000 VND in 2026 and includes a drink; bags of cat food cost 10,000 VND extra and quickly draw a crowd. Most of the cats enjoy being stroked but not touched on the head, and many spend the day asleep. The menu covers coffee, matcha latte, milk tea and snacks, and there is parking on site. Alongside the cafe, Mochi runs a boarding hotel with air-conditioned private rooms for customers' cats and sells food, toys and accessories, working with vets for health and nutrition advice.

Da Lat, Lam Dong

LSD Coffee Mèo, short for Lối Sống Đẹp ("beautiful living"), is a garden cafe at 71 Hùng Vương in Da Lat, right beside the old railway line that runs from Da Lat station toward Trại Mát. A group of fluffy Siberian cats, often with kittens, lives among the tables and in the garden, and visitors describe them as affectionate little greeters. The garden has a koi pond and a glass-house seating area that gets warm on sunny days, and in the afternoons the tourist train rolls past within sight of the tables. Guests simply order drinks, with coffee and peach tea among the favourites at mid-range prices. The cafe is small, so groups of ten or more may struggle to find seats together. Visitors are asked not to bring their own cats. It opens daily from 9 am to 8 pm.

Da Nang

CAT n CUP is a cat cafe at 14 An Thượng 3, in the An Thượng area of Ngũ Hành Sơn, Da Nang, a few streets back from Mỹ Khê beach. Around 20 cats live in its cat room, including Maine Coons and several long-haired cats, and visitors find them relaxed and easy to approach; many spend the day dozing in corners. Shoes come off before going into the cat room. Guests order from the cafe menu of coffee, including oat lattes, and pastries, with sugar levels adjusted on request, then sit with the cats as long as they like. The building is bright and modern, and staff are friendly and remember regulars' orders. The cafe describes itself simply as cat, coffee and pastry. It opens daily from 8 am to 10 pm.

Tuy Hoa, Dak Lak

Meox Coffee is a cat cafe about 20 metres into alley 83 off Nguyễn Tất Thành in central Tuy Hòa. It opened in early October 2026 with twelve resident cats, all fully vaccinated according to the cafe, and early visitors describe them as clean, clingy and affectionate, with a few shyer ones that take a while to warm up. Guests order a drink and can then play with, stroke and photograph the cats, which roam the bright, airy room among the tables. The menu covers coffee, matcha, cocoa, milk tea and smoothies. As a brand-new business the service is still finding its feet, and some early reviews mention slow drinks at busy times, while the staff get warm mentions for their friendliness. The cafe sums itself up with the line "come for the coffee, stay for the cats" and opens daily from 7:30 am to 10 pm.

Da Nang

Nhà Của Mèo ("the cats' house") is a small, family-run cat cafe at 93 Phạm Quang Ảnh in An Hải, on the Sơn Trà side of the Han River in Da Nang. The family shares the space with its group of house cats, which wander between the tables, and visitors say the owners like to introduce guests to each of the cats in turn; one reviewer joked that the furry staff are very accommodating despite their grumpy faces. Guests order from the drinks menu, which reviewers rate as tasty and good value. The cafe also lists itself as a bakery, and its Instagram handle refers to the panna cotta it makes. It is an afternoon and evening spot, open from 4 pm to 10:30 pm every day except Monday, with a quiet, homely feel rather than that of a polished cat lounge.

Da Lat, Lam Dong

MonLeo Quán is a cafe with resident cats and a dog at 39A An Bình in Xuân Hương (old Ward 3), Da Lat, opposite Hoa Sim Villa. Its group of chubby, gentle cats has an indoor room set aside for playing with them, while the outdoor seating is patrolled by the house dog, a reviewer favourite whom regulars jokingly call the manager. Guests simply order from the menu of coffee, tea and cakes, at prices aimed at students, and in the evening beer and snacks; the drinks come on the sweet side, so regulars ask for less sugar. Uno, card games and other board games are on hand. The owners are known for being warm and chatty, and one of them speaks good English, which makes the cafe popular with foreign visitors as well. It opens from 7 am to 10 pm and closes on Mondays.

Phan Thiet, Lam Dong

Ghé Coffee Matcha is a small garden cafe with resident cats and a couple of dogs, hidden deep in an alley off Thủ Khoa Huân in Phú Thủy, Phan Thiết. Its tagline invites guests to drop by and play with the cats, since every order helps pay for their kibble and pâté, and the cats and kittens are playful, mischievous and used to people. The space feels like visiting a friend's backyard: an outdoor garden full of trees, with fresh flowers on the tables and mosquito coils set out at each table in the evening. The menu is built around matcha drinks alongside coffee and tea, at prices reviewers call cheap. The alley location takes some finding the first time, but visitors say it is worth the search. It opens from 7:30 am to 10 pm, Tuesday to Sunday, and is closed on Mondays.

Bao Loc, Lam Dong

ĐEN's Hill Home is a hillside cafe, homestay and glamping site on Lê Thị Riêng in Ward 3, Bảo Lộc, close to the highway but surrounded by pine trees and hill views, with both sunrise and sunset visible from the terraces. The owners keep a group of long-haired and short-haired cats that roam the cafe, and they advertise the chance to play with them as part of a visit; reviewers describe the cats as affectionate and plentiful. Guests order from a menu of machine-brewed coffee made from whole beans, other drinks and homemade cookies, and can arrange a barbecue with a view over the hills. Overnight guests stay in a wooden house or glamping tents. The road up is steep in places. Reviewers single out the friendly family that runs it, who chat with guests about how the place began and happily take photos for them.

Bao Loc, Lam Dong

Cafe Mèo 1995 is a garden cafe with a cat room at 34 Hoài Thanh in B'Lao, Bảo Lộc. About a dozen cats of different breeds, many of them chubby and long-haired, including a white long-haired favourite, live in an enclosed cat house beside the garden seating, and litters of kittens are sometimes there too. Each guest who wants to go in with the cats orders a drink; in a group that shares one drink, only one person may play with them. The cafe sells pâté and packets of dry food for feeding the cats, which are at their friendliest while the treats last, and a staff member keeps an eye on the room. Children especially enjoy it. The cat room is small and the lane leading to the cafe is narrow and a little hard to find. It opens daily from 8 am to 10 pm.

Buon Ma Thuot, Dak Lak

Twilight & Paws is a cat cafe by day and a small cocktail bar by night at 5A Pi Năng Tắc in Tân Lập, Buôn Ma Thuột. Its resident cats share a compact, retro-styled room filled with plants, and visitors on their first ever cat cafe trip describe them as friendly and easy to approach. During the day the menu is built around coffee and tea, with cold brew, matcha and apple mint tea among the drinks reviewers mention, and in the evening a bar counter opens for cocktails, which gives the place a quiet date-night feel. The small size keeps it calm and relaxed, and the owner and the young staff get warm mentions in reviews. It appears to have opened in mid-2026, and local food reviewers have featured it on TikTok under the tag twilightpawsbmt.

Da Lat, Lam Dong

Cà Hê Hem is a small garden cafe and eatery with resident cats and dogs, tucked into a lane at 48/8 Hà Huy Tập in Xuân Hương, Da Lat. A visitor in August 2026 counted eight cats and four dogs; the cats are calm and happy to nap on laps, the dogs more playful, and reviewers note that the animals are treated well rather than used as a gimmick. Guests simply order from the menu, which the cafe prices from about 20,000 VND for drinks and 30,000 VND for dishes, with a surprise dish of the day, hot fresh milk, soy milk and salted coffee among the favourites. The leafy garden looks toward Vina Tower and plays jazz, and the cafe stays open late, which makes it a refuge for travellers waiting for night buses. It opens daily from 8 am until between 10 and 11:30 pm.