Quán Cà Phê Mèo tại Singapore

Singapore, Central

A K ZAI Meow Cafe sits on the second floor of 14A Smith Street in the heart of Chinatown, Singapore, offering cat lovers a cozy retreat just minutes from Maxwell and Chinatown MRT stations. The space is split between a relaxed cafe area and a dedicated cat lounge upstairs, where around ten resident felines, mostly short-haired breeds, lounge and play. Guests can enjoy free-flow drinks and ice cream as part of their visit, making it an easygoing spot to unwind with a cuppa while meeting the cats. The cafe is also connected to A.K Zai Lok Lok and Hey Brew Cafe Bar downstairs, where diners tucking into the lok lok or mala buffet can receive complimentary entry to the cat lounge. It's a cheerful, welcoming stop for anyone looking to pair casual snacks with friendly feline company.

Singapore, Central

SGCatHouse Cat Cafe sits along Geylang Road in Singapore, just a short walk from Paya Lebar MRT. The space has a clean, airy, and minimalist feel, giving visitors a calm spot to settle in and spend time with the resident cats. Guests can expect to meet a variety of pedigree breeds, including Ragdolls, Munchkins, Russian Blues, British Shorthairs, and Devon Rex, each with their own personality, from gentle lap cats to more playful, active companions. Rather than a full food menu, the cafe keeps things simple with free-flow drinks included in the play sessions, and free socks are provided for hygiene. Alongside the cat interaction area, SGCatHouse also operates as a pet shop, cat hotel, and grooming service, making it a well-rounded stop for cat lovers looking to relax among friendly felines.

Singapore, Central

The Cat Museum & Academy is a non-profit cat sanctuary and educational space located on Level 2 of 781A North Bridge Road in the Kampong Glam area of Singapore, tucked between Inside Scoop and Working Title Burger Bar. Founded in February 2015, this unique landmark pays tribute to the cats of Singapore, affectionately branded as the Lion City Kitty, and traces the history of local Malayan cats alongside feline arrivals from India, China, Britain and Japan. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits while meeting resident cats and kittens from the on-site Kitten Sanctuary, many of whom are available for adoption. The organization has already helped more than 360 cats find loving homes with the support of dedicated volunteers. Guests can learn, visit, volunteer, foster, sponsor or adopt, contributing to the care and protection of Singapore's cats and kittens.