Cat Cafes in Vietnam

Ho Chi Minh City

Cherry Pet Coffee is a multi-storey animal cafe at 212 Nguyễn Tri Phương in Vườn Lài, in the former District 10 of Ho Chi Minh City. Dogs and cats are the main residents, with a floor for the dogs and a separate air-conditioned cat room upstairs with climbing space and toys, and the building also houses capybaras, raccoons, birds and a llama. Entry was 110,000 VND per person in 2026, and guests leave their shoes at the door. The cats are relaxed and most interested in visitors who buy them a treat, while the raccoons are known for going through pockets. Coffee, tea and other drinks are served. The business also offers pet boarding and grooming, and runs a second branch on Cách Mạng Tháng Tám.

Ho Chi Minh City

Cherry Pet Coffee CN2 is the second branch of the Cherry Pet Coffee animal cafe, down an alley at 285/94B Cách Mạng Tháng Tám in Hòa Hưng, in the former District 10 of Ho Chi Minh City. As at the original branch on Nguyễn Tri Phương, dogs and cats are the main residents and are used to being petted by visitors; the cafe says every animal is vaccinated and has regular health checks. This branch also keeps eight tame parrots that like to interact with guests, plus a few unusual animals, among them an alpaca, a fox, a ferret and a mongoose, each housed in its own enclosure. Entry was 110,000 VND per person in 2026, and coffee, tea and other drinks are served. The cafe is popular with families, and there is free parking. Cherry Pet Coffee also offers pet boarding and grooming.

Ho Chi Minh City

Cafe Mèo Shiki is a cat cafe at A44 Đường Số 14 in Tân Hưng, in the former District 7 of Ho Chi Minh City, on the street behind the SC VivoCity mall. It is home to a large group of cats of many looks and temperaments, mostly pedigree cats with a few Vietnamese domestic cats among them, some playful and some happy to doze in a corner. Entry is 79,000 VND per person and includes a drink, with coffee and matcha lattes among the options. The air-conditioned room is kept clean and odour-free with two air purifiers, and lint rollers are on hand for guests. Cat food is available for feeding the cats, toys are provided for playing with them, and staff explain the house rules for handling them. The cafe opens at 10 a.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. at weekends, and closes at 10 p.m.

Ho Chi Minh City

Nhà Của Mèo (Cat House) is a small Vietnamese coffee shop with resident cats, down an alley at 13/9 Lê Thánh Tôn in the Sài Gòn ward, the former District 1 of Ho Chi Minh City. It moved here in mid-2026 from its old home on Lý Chính Thắng in District 3, and there is no sign on the main street, so it is best to follow the alley number. The cafe keeps only three or four cats, which wander between the tables and often fall asleep on laps or tabletops. There is no entry fee: guests order a drink, and the menu of Vietnamese coffees, salted cream coffee, cocoa, teas and pastries is cheap for the city centre. The room is small and quiet with relaxed music, and it is popular with students and people working on laptops. A nail salon operates on the floor above.

Ho Chi Minh City

HyHy Milk Tea - Cafe Mèo is a milk tea shop with a cat room, down an alley off Lê Đức Thọ in Gò Vấp, Ho Chi Minh City. The cat room upstairs is home to about 20 cats, mostly pedigree breeds such as British Shorthairs, Persians and Ragdolls, plus an affectionate hairless cat and a few kittens. Entry was around 75,000 VND per person in 2026, children included, and covers one drink and a portion of the cafe's own cat soup to win the cats over. Shoes are left at the entrance, staff remind guests how to handle the cats gently, and lint rollers are provided. The room's large windows look out over planes taking off from Tân Sơn Nhất airport. Downstairs, the shop serves milk tea and coffee as well as Korean-style dishes such as bibimbap, cold noodles and tteokbokki.

Ho Chi Minh City

Meowfia Cafeteria & Cat Playground is a cat cafe that opened in July 2026 at 156/7R Tô Hiến Thành, in an alley beside a supermarket in Hòa Hưng, the former District 10 of Ho Chi Minh City. The interior has a tongue-in-cheek mafia and hip-hop theme, with industrial streetwear-style decor and a big mirror for photos. More than 20 cats live here, from fluffy longhairs and a white cat like a ball of cotton to affectionate hairless cats and a batch of young kittens, and most are happy to climb onto laps. Entry was 80,000 VND per person on weekdays and 90,000 VND at weekends in 2026, with group combos, and includes refillable drinks and snacks from a buffet. The air-conditioned space is set up for studying or working, there is parking in the alley, and the cafe closes at 9 p.m.

Ho Chi Minh City

Purrfect Coffee is a large cat cafe on the fourth floor of 8 Hoa Trà, a side street off Phan Xích Long in Cầu Kiệu, the former Phú Nhuận district of Ho Chi Minh City. The 200 m² space is home to more than 30 pedigree cats, among them Maine Coons, Ragdolls, Munchkins, Kinkalows, Persians, Bengals, Sphynxes and Somalis, each introduced by name on the cafe's website. Entry is 99,000 VND including VAT, with unlimited time and free food and drinks from a self-service buffet, and no booking is needed. The room has a life-sized cat tree, a large collection of board games and a charging point at every table for laptop work. House rules ask guests not to feed the cats human food, pull tails, touch bellies, pick cats up or wake sleeping ones, and to avoid flash photography. A loyalty card gives a free visit after ten.

• Walk-ins welcome

Ho Chi Minh City

Purrfect Inn is a cat cafe and cat hotel down an alley off Lương Định Của in An Khánh, in the former District 2 (Thủ Đức area) of Ho Chi Minh City. It opened in mid-2025 with two spaces: a book cafe at the front, with shelves of books to read over a drink, and an inside room with a group of friendly, well-groomed resident cats. Entry to the cat room was 75,000 to 89,000 VND per person in 2025 and 2026, including a drink and a portion of cat pâté or soup to offer the cats, with no time limit. The cafe is small, with five or six tables, and some guests come to work or nap among the cats. Drinks include coffee, jasmine tea and fruit teas such as mango passion fruit. Upstairs, the business boards customers' cats in its cat hotel.

Ho Chi Minh City

Mèo Kon Kafe is a small cat cafe tucked into an alley at C27 Hoàng Quốc Việt in Phú Thuận, in the former District 7 of Ho Chi Minh City. Open since 2024, it runs alongside Mèo Kon Pet Shop a few doors down the same street, and its resident cats, Ragdolls among them, are gentle, used to people and described by visitors as clean and well groomed. The cafe has an outdoor seating area and an indoor cat room, with different drink prices for each; anyone who goes into the cat room without ordering a drink pays a 30,000 VND entry fee, and there is no time limit once inside. The menu covers coffee, milk tea and other inexpensive drinks, and cat food is sold on site for feeding the residents. The room is compact and cosy, and the cafe opens daily from 8 AM to 9 PM.

Ho Chi Minh City

Mèo Ơi - Monlèo và Bình yên is a rescue cat cafe at the entrance of alley 648 Kha Vạn Cân, in the former Linh Đông ward of Thủ Đức, Ho Chi Minh City. Almost all of its cats were once strays or accident victims rescued by the founder, Kim, who has rescued animals since 2016 and now cares for more than 20 cats, mostly friendly Vietnamese domestic cats, each with a name and a story. The cafe moved here from its first home on Sư Vạn Hạnh in District 10. A visit is paid by ticket, which includes an unlimited drinks buffet with milk tea among the favourites, and there are more than 30 board games. Several cats are up for adoption, and the cafe takes donations and volunteers. Children under 10 are not admitted. After a short closure it reopened on 10 October 2026 with a new format.

• Adoptable cats
• Walk-ins welcome

Ho Chi Minh City

PawLa Pet Coffee is a cat cafe and pet care shop on Đường T18 in the Manhattan area of Vinhomes Grand Park, in Long Bình in the former District 9 of Thủ Đức, Ho Chi Minh City. Its cat room is home to a group of cats of several breeds, which visitors describe as soft-coated, affectionate and easy to cuddle, and the staff know each of them by name. There is no all-inclusive ticket: entry is by buying a drink, at around 50,000 VND each, and the menu runs from matcha and milk tea to fruit teas such as longan and osmanthus tea. The room is small and catches strong sun around midday. Under the slogan “The Happy Villa for Little Paws”, the business also runs a pet shop, grooming and spa services and a hotel for cats and dogs, and it stays open until 10:30 PM.

Ho Chi Minh City

Pet Soul, which also goes by Soul Pet and bills itself as a “cat-washing cafe”, is a pet spa and cat cafe in the GH3A tower of the Glory Heights block at Vinhomes Grand Park, in the former District 9 of Thủ Đức, Ho Chi Minh City. It opened in late 2025. The resident cats live in an upstairs lounge and include hairless cats alongside longhaired and shorthaired breeds; visitors describe them as playful and clingy. A 79,000 VND ticket covers a drink and unlimited time with the cats, and board games are on hand for longer stays. The rest of the business is a grooming and bathing spa, a cat hotel and a small pet shop, and it also makes fresh pâté for cats. The cafe's drinks can be ordered for delivery inside the estate.