For cat lovers, Hong Kong’s small apartments and busy lifestyle can make pet adoption challenging. Cat cafés provide a great opportunity for you to meet, pet and give scratches to cats while enjoying a nice cup of coffee and light snacks. Many of these places actively support local shelters and charities, with some even offering adoption services for those ready to bring a furry friend home. We have gathered a list of our favourites cat cafés in Hong Kong, each with its own unique charm.

Cat Garden — Peng Chau

two cats sitting at the storefront at cat garden cat cafe in peng chau
The family-run cafe allows visitors to play with cats as they check out the trinkets and souvenirs on display (© Cat Garden)

Any cat lover’s trip to outlying island Peng Chau will not be complete without a visit to the island’s cat café, Cat Garden. The owners moved to Peng Chau for its chill, laid-back island vibe after running cat cafés in the city for several years, and now, this family-run spot is home to around 10 adopted and residential strays that you can play with. The shopfront has a cute area selling cat-themed trinkets, accessories and stationery. You don’t need to make a reservation, but you have to bring a pair of socks to wear before you enter.

Address: 17 Wing Hing Street, Peng Chau
Opening Hours: 12.30pm-5pm (closed on Wednesday and Thursday)
Entrance Fee: No entrance fee
Time Limit: No time limit
Contact: Instagram | Facebook | +852 6111 4553

Cat Island Café — Causeway Bay

two resident cats at cat island cafe in causeway bay
Cats-in-residence of Cat Island Café (© Cat Island Cafe)

Cat Island Cafe is one of Hong Kong’s first cat cafés, operating since 2000 and now conveniently located just a 3-minute walk from Causeway Bay station. The 9 sweet and friendly ‘cat managers’ often hang by the floor-to-ceiling windows to bask in daylight and enjoy the street views, hence the window seats are the ultimate ‘VIP’ spot to get close with them. The cutest part? Their adorable cat-shaped and themed bakery items like Chocolate and Sweet Milk Toast and Strawberry Pancakes. This place does get busy over the weekends, so be sure to grab your spot early!

Address: Unit D, 3/F, Po Ming Bldg, 2-6 Foo Ming Street, Causeway Bay
Opening Hours: 12pm-9pm
Entrance Fee: No entrance fee
Time Limit: No time limit
Contact: Instagram | Facebook | +852 2710 9953 (Whatsapp)

Catfe — Mong Kok

the indoor and outdoor area of catfe cat cafe in mong kok
The indoor play area and outdoor terrace at Catfe (© Catfe)

As the first outdoor cat café in Hong Kong, the 1,600-sqft Catfe provides a ton of space for cats to roam around, with a spacious outdoor playground secured by safety nets! Even though all the kitties here are former strays, they are well-behaved and excited to play with humans, thanks to the dedicated care of the staff! The menu serves snacks such as potato wedges and chicken wings, as well as main dishes like carbonara. There are plenty of facilities and toys for you to play with the cats, and for those ready to take a furry friend home, they provide adoption services too!

Address: Unit 3A, Ko’s House, 577 Nathan Road, Mong Kok
Opening Hours: 12pm-10pm
Entrance Fee: A minimum spends of HK$100 per person for 1.5 hours, and HK$120 on weekends and public holidays
Time Limit: No time limit during non-peak hours
Contact: Website | Instagram | Facebook | +852 9664 6361

Catio Cat Cafe — Causeway Bay

two resident cats at catio cat cafe in causeway bay
Relax in this Japanese-inspired café while you play with the resident cats (© Catio)

Just a stone throw away from SOGO, this little feline haven take cares more than 10 fluffy, friendly American Shorthairs, British Shorthairs, Exotic Shorthairs, and Ragdolls. For HK$78, you’ll get an hour of playtime with the resident kitties and a free drink — and you don’t pay for the second hour if you order food. The food menu at Catio is focus on healthy items with no MSG, including fresh salads, spaghetti and burgers, which can be ordered à la carte or as part of the set menu.

Address: 1501-02 United Success Commercial Centre, 506-508 Jaffe Road, Causeway Bay
Opening Hours: 12pm-9.30pm
Entrance Fee: HK$78 per person. On weekdays, this charge is waived if set lunch or dinner is ordered; on weekends, this charge is waived for the second hour if you order food
Time Limit: No time limit
Contact: Website | Instagram | Facebook | +852 6413 4929

Cats Tea RoomMong Kok, Tsim Sha Tsui & Tsuen Wan

a cat hanging in front of the window at cats tea room tst branch and the interior of the cafe's tsuen wan branch
Getting up close and personal at Cats Tea Room (© Cats Tea Room)

Cats Tea Room has been operating in Hong Kong for 10 years, with a mission to help stray cats – over the years, they have adopted 77 former strays and helped 103 cats find loving homes. Started in Tsuen Wan and now expanded to Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok, all branches serve drinks, cakes and sandwiches. The entrance fee includes a complimentary drink, which you can enjoy while playing boardgames. We recommend visiting their TST branch for a perfect backdrop featuring the iconic building of Kowloon Mosque And Islamic Centre.

Address: 1/F, 60 Bute Street, Mong Kok | Flat 3, Floor 3, 53 Haiphong Road, Hai Phong Mansion, Tsim Sha Tsui | 1/F, 45 Tai Ho Road, Tsuen Wan
Opening Hours: 1:30pm-10:30pm (Monday-Friday), 11:30am-10:30pm (Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays)
Entrance Fee: The first hour is HK$58 per person; an additional HK$38 per hour per person applies afterwards. On weekends and public holidays, an additional HK$10 will apply on the fees. Unlimited hours package at HK$118 per person (weekdays only)
Time Limit: No time limit
Contact: Website | Instagram | Facebook | +852 5545 0336 (Mong Kok), +852 5588 4627 (Tsim Sha Tsui), +852 5363 528 (Tsuen Wan)

Meow Art Coffee — Tsuen Wan

a kitten playing at meow art cafe cat cafe in tsuen wan
Interact with cats and sign up for a latte art workshop at this Tsuen Wan cat café (© Meow Art Cafe)

This 1,600-sqft seaview cat café lets you play with any of its 12 resident cats for as long as you like, no time limits apply. The coffee shop specialises in latte art and regularly hosts 2D and 3D latte workshops, where you can create cat-themed, Insta-worthy latte art. Other workshops such as singing bowls and cat yoga are also available. Note that there is no food menu, but you’re welcome to bring your own food during your visit.

Address: Room B, 16/F, Tsuen Tung Factory Building, 38-40 Chai Wan Kok Street, Tsuen Wan
Opening Hours: 12pm-9pm (Monday-Friday), 11am-8pm (Saturdays, Sundays, Public Holidays)
Entrance Fee: From Monday to Friday, the first hour is HK$68 (adults) and HK$48 (children); an additional HK$38 per hour applies afterwards. On weekends and public holidays, the first hour is HK$88 (adults) and HK$68 (children); an additional HK$48 per hour applies afterwards. The first-hour fee includes a choice of drink.
Time Limit: No time limit
Contact: Website | Instagram | Facebook | +852 5690 0686 (Whatsapp)

Meowtini Cafe & Bar — Mong Kok

a cat being curious about the food on table and a boy feeding the resident cats at meowtini cafe and bar in mong kok
Enjoy a glass of wine or cocktails at this cat cafe and bar (© Meowtini)

If relaxation means enjoying a glass (or two) of wine or cocktails, Meowtini is the perfect choice. As Hong Kong’s first cat café and bar, this cosy spot lets you indulge in delicious dishes from their Western menu while enjoying the company of over 20 adorable cats, including their ‘shop manager’, Tini. Conveniently located just a 2-minute walk from Mong Kok station, Meowtini also do not charge any entrance fees or time limits.

Address: 7/F, Lang Ching Place, 215 Portland Street, Mong Kok
Opening Hours: Daily 12pm-10pm
Entrance Fee: No entrance fee
Time Limit: No time limit
Contact: Website | Instagram | Facebook | +852 5932 6929 (Whatsapp)

Scaredy Cat — Yuen Long

the resident cats at scaredy cat cafe in yuen long
Spend time with the ‘cat store managers’ at Scaredy Cat while you treat yourself to soft serve ice cream (© Scaredy Cat)

It’s hard to resist ice cream, kitty time, and especially a combination of both! Located just a 15-minute walk from Long Ping station, Scaredy Cat is an ice cream shop that serves soft serves, yoghurt parfaits, cakes, and waffles. The best part? Spending time with around 10 ‘cat managers’ at the café! You can also support them by purchasing their homemade ice cream cups, made with fresh fruits, low sugar, low fat and no additives!

Address: Shop 13, G/F, Block 2, Crystal Park, 50 Ma Tin Road, Yuen Long
Opening Hours: 12.30pm-9pm
Entrance Fee: HK$60 per person including a choice of snacks or desserts
Time Limit: A 1-hour time limit applies
Contact: Instagram | Facebook | +852 9765 5670 (Whatsapp)

Urban Café — Kwun Tong, Lai Chi Kok & Mong Kok

the resident cats hanging around urban cafe's mongkok branch
There are plenty of facilities for cats to play and chill (© Urban Cafe)

If you are looking for a quiet oasis in the city where you get to meet nice people, and of course, cuddle with fluffy cats, Urban Café is your place to go! Welcoming people of all ages, it’s a good idea to bring your little ones and teach them how to interact with animals. The Western menu provides salads, pizzas, pastas and steaks, with set menus also available. Their Lai Chi Kok branch is pet-friendly, which means you’re most welcome to bring your own furry friends along to play!

Address: 6/F, Block 1, Camel Paint Building, 62 Hoi Yuen Road, Kwun Tong | 680, 1/F, Lai Sun Commercial Centre, Cheung Sha Wan Road, Lai Chi Kok | 2/F, Kiu Jian Building, 566-568A Nathan Road, Mong Kok | 14/F, CTMA Centre, 1N Sai Yeung Choi Street South, Mong Kok
Opening Hours: 12pm-10pm
Entrance Fee: No entrance fee; a minimum charge from HK$50 applies. Please check with individual shops for details
Time Limit: No time limit from Monday to Thursday. A 2-hour time limit applies on weekends (excluding non-peak hours)
Contact: Website | Instagram | Facebook | +852 5307 3636 (Kwun Tong), +852 9049 9929 (Lai Chi Kok), +852 6832 6990 (Nathan Road, Mong Kok), +852 5969 8549 (CTMA Centre, Mong Kok)

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