Family & Kids

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.

Kiztopia's first Hong Kong Island branch, superhero-themed with 18 play zones, plus a large Party Room for birthday parties.

A 20,000+ sq ft indoor playground inside K11 MUSEA, featuring award-winning slides designed by a Danish designer, plus an attached family-friendly café.

An all-in-one indoor activity park spanning 45,000 sq ft, combining sports and play facilities for both kids and adults.

An indoor playground on the 12th floor of MegaBox, with over 20 themed play zones, great for family fun.

A 7,000 sq ft jungle-themed adventure playground in MegaBox, Kowloon Bay, with multiple role-play and game zones.

A 7,000 sq ft pink-themed indoor playground at Whampoa Garden, with a giant ball pit and ball-launching machine, close to Whampoa Station.

An indoor family playground inside Sea to Sky Mall, Tsuen Wan.

Indoor electric ride-on cars and playground at China Hong Kong City; also has a Tsuen Wan branch.