Animal & Pet Cafe in Hong Kong

A 1,600 sq ft camping-themed cat cafe in Mong Kok, home to over 30 adorable resident cats, supporting stray cat adoption with part of proceeds donated to animal charities each month.

A Wan Chai co-working space and cat cafe offering fostering and adoption for stray cats, charged by the hour, with a relaxed and easygoing atmosphere.

An upstairs cat cafe in Causeway Bay home to a variety of breeds (American Shorthair, British Shorthair, Exotic Shorthair, Ragdoll and more), serving Western-style food and drinks for up-close cat encounters.

A vegetarian cat cafe in Cheung Sha Wan home to 9 cats (including 3 Maine Coons), known for its visually striking plant-based dishes and friendly, interactive cats.

A high-floor cat cafe in Mong Kok with both a terrace and indoor area, one of the district's best-known cat cafes, letting cats roam freely indoors and out.

One of Causeway Bay's earlier cat cafes, with large windows for plenty of natural light and 6-9 resident cats in a relaxed, cosy setting.

An industrial-building cat cafe in Kwun Tong offering cat interaction and boarding services, with cats that are all matched to future adoptive families, in a warm, homely setting.

A pink, girly-themed cat cafe in Tsim Sha Tsui with large windows facing Kowloon Park, offering a lunch set menu and on-site adoption service in a cosy, limited-seating space.

A Kwun Tong industrial-building cafe that also keeps ferrets, letting guests interact with both cats and ferrets, with regular craft workshops.

A Mong Kok cat cafe with floor seating for up-close cat interaction, kept clean and tidy throughout.

A 1,500 sq ft industrial-building cat cafe in Kwai Fong with over 30 resident cats, a $50 admission fee and no minimum spend, walk-ins welcome, with part of proceeds going to stray animal support.

A dog-friendly restaurant in the Art Park of the West Kowloon Cultural District, with two resident poodles, unique harbour-view seating, and dog-specific snacks and ice cream so pets and owners can dine together.

A Mong Kok cat cafe dedicated to rescued cats, with a donation fund supporting animal rescue work, in a calm and quiet setting.

A cat-sharing space in Kwun Tong with over 25 resident cats, including Ragdolls and British Shorthairs, decorated in Japanese tatami style, on-site adoption available.

Hong Kong's first Shiba Inu cafe, home to 10 mame shiba and shiba inu dogs. Guests can interact and feed treats to the dogs in a fenced play area. Soft drinks and instant ramen available.

An industrial-style cafe in Jordan with resident cat manager 'Wu Zui' keeping guests company. Known for latte art speciality coffee, desserts, pasta and all-day breakfast.

A pet-friendly cafe founded by animal rescue volunteers, with outdoor seating for dogs and indoor seating for cats. Serves Taiwanese-style sandwiches and croffles, and regularly hosts adoption day events.

A cat cafe and board game shop in Yuen Long with 9 friendly resident cats. Enjoy board games while cat-cuddling, the owner personally explains the rules. Phone bookings accepted.

An ice cream shop in Yuen Long that has been running for over 10 years, doubling as a cat cafe with several resident cats. Known for house-made ice cream and light bites, open year-round.

A cat cafe on the outlying island of Peng Chau, featuring an indoor lawn design where cats roam freely, ideal for a relaxing island getaway.

A cosy village-house cafe in Tin Sam Village, Tai Wai. Pet-friendly, serving light bites and coffee in a tranquil setting. Bring your pet along.

A relaxed cafe on Ma Wan island with resident cats, perfect for unwinding after a ferry day trip.

A cat cafe by a village road in Sai Kung with several rescued former strays, offering a relaxed spot to unwind after a countryside outing.