Prepare yourself for infinite cuteness at the best cat cafes in Hong Kong!
Hong Kong is becoming increasingly pet-friendly, with restaurants, shopping malls, and hotels opening their doors to our four-legged friends. While the majority of these establishments focus their attention on pups, we think our feline furballs deserve some love, too. This is where cat cafes come in. Not only do these places offer a santuary to cat lovers like ourselves, but many also offer adoption, boarding, and shelter services for strays and rescues. Check out our list of the paw-some cat cafes in Hong Kong for some feline love.
Purr-fect cat cafes in Hong Kong for feline lovers
1. Kelly and Meows
This cat cafe doubles as a social enterprise, only housing adorable guests who are available for adoption. Founded by a fellow feline lover, this cute eatery reserves part of its proceeds for medical, food and entertainment expenses for its adorable residences. Enjoy a complimentary drink while you play with them, and if you hit it off purr-ticularly with one, you can speak to cafe staff to complete a speedy adoption! Kelly and Meows partners with local cat shelters and has been helping strays find forever homes since day one.
Kelly and Meows, Unit C, 5/F, Block C, Mai Tak Industrial Building, 221 Wai Yip Street, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong, p. 3188 8991
2. Meowtini Cat Cafe & Bar
Not a cat cafe, but Hong Kong’s first ever cat bar – Meowtini pumps out quality food and drinks in their feline populated space. On the menu are a selection of snacks, mains, and desserts, with signature items like Meowtini Brioche Toast and Meowtini Cocktail made with milk-washed rum and hazelnut liqueur. Every cat you meet here is a stray or rescue taken in by the owner, so be sure to show them extra love on your visit!
While cat cafes are always superior, we also love these Mong Kok cafes.
Meowtini Cat Cafe & Bar, 7/F, Tak Cheong Commercial Building, 215 Portland Street, Mong Kok, Hong Kong p. 5932 6929 (Whatsapp)
3. Cat Island Cafe
You might have heard of Japan’s famous cat island, Ao Island, in Ozu, but have you been to Cat Island Cafe in Causeway Bay? A hidden gem in the bustling neighbourhood, Cat Island Cafe is a haven for cat lovers in Hong Kong. Enjoy Japanese-inspired delights with cat-themed plating while passing time with some of the sweetest kittens we’ve ever met!
After your much-needed cat cuddle, explore the neighbourhood with our guide to Causeway Bay.
Cat Island Cafe, Room D-E, 3/F, Po Ming Building, 2-6 Fu Ming Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, p. 2710 9953
4. Cats Tea Room
A sanctuary for local strays, Cats Tea Room is home to a diverse group of adopted cats. Not only does this cat cafe in Hong Kong offer feline enthusiasts an ideal place to unwind and spend quality time with cats, but they also play an important part in finding suitable homes for strays and rescues around the city. Every Cats Tea Room’s location is designed to make their cats feel extra welcomed and comfortable. Definitely worth a visit if you pass by one!
Cats Tea Room has multiple locations in Hong Kong.
5. Catfe
Catfe is one of our favourites when it comes to cat cafes in Hong Kong. With over 30 resident cats, Catfe ensures every human visitor gets as much meow love as needed, even during its peak hours. You’ll find all the usual cafe fare here, from all-day breakfasts to pastas to salads. Catfe also hosts adoption events from time to time, simply keep your eye out on its Facebook page for updates!
And if you find yourself returning to this cat cafe more often, take the time to explore the area with our guide to Mong Kok.
Catfe, Room A, 3/F, Ko’s House, 577 Nathan Road, Mong Kok, Hong Kong, p. 9664 6361
6. Cat Garden
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city at Cat Garden on Peng Chau! This hidden cat cafe in Hong Kong is helmed by proud paw-rents who take care of their resident felines like their own children. True to its name, this cafe sports laid-back, garden-themed interiors that reflect the landscape of the island. Oh, and don’t forget to take advantage of the book nooks, arcade machine, and gacha machines in the lounge during your visit!
While you’re there, explore the area with our guide to Peng Chau.
Cat Garden, G/F, 17 Wing Hing Street, Peng Chau, p. 6111 4553
