Cats Tea Room Tsim Sha Tsui

The best cat cafe I have been to, compared to the UK this is A LOT cleaner, quieter and has stricter rules that benefit the cats! I like how you are provided with slippers, bags to put your belongings in and are made to sanitise your hands before entering. However, I think a print out on the tables of all the rules would be beneficial as it can be a lot to remember. It was a little busier than we were expecting and unfortunately a lot of people just pestered the cats, it would be better if staff were at different parts of the cafe to keep an eye on people's behaviour, especially children! The staff aren't pushy for you to spend money and you can genuinely see their love for the cats.

As a cat lover, I love this place. The cafe provides a calm and relax place for human as to get away from the crazy busy TST. I can see staffs really take care of cats and keep the place clean. As guest, you need to respect the cats there and the house rules. I recommend it.

Recently visited this cat cafe with my sister and had a great time! All the cats were super adorable and didn’t mind being approached and pet by guests. The cafe itself was clean, nicely decorated and even offered free battery packs to charge our phones and board games to play. We also bought cat snacks to offer to them which they gladly took! It was 58 HKD for the first hour and 12 HKD for a full portion of cat snacks. All the cats are also adopted which is nice to know :) The cafe also has a nice street view of HK as well. 10/10 highly recommend if you’re looking for a cat cafe!

The place is clean, and the staffs are friendly and welcoming. Cats well cared for, well loved by the staff and the cats are very playful with each other and so comfortable around strangers. There are 18 cats in total. Coffee/ tea is included with the admission price and is refillable. 1st hour HKD 58 and subsequent hours HKD 38/ hour. A very pleasant and peaceful place to spend time around the cats. I’ll love to come back here when I’m back in HK again.

What a nice place for cat lovers! This is your place to go. In a relaxing atmosphere with limited visitors the same time you can get a coffee and some cakes and watch and interact with plenty of awesome cats. Each of them has an individual personality and it’s fun and joy to pet them. You pay by the hour plus food and drinks. It was a wonderful experience!

Absolutely loved Cats Tea Room! Such a peaceful, clean, and cozy spot— purrfect for unwinding. Every cat has its own adorable personality, and they’re all super well-groomed and cuddly. You honestly can’t stop petting them! The staff keeps the space spotless, and the hourly rate is really reasonable. A total hidden gem and 100% worth it for the chill vibes and feline therapy.

Cats Tea Room was such a respite after a day walking around busy busy HK. Honestly, could just sit there all day enjoying the quiet and cozy comfort of the place. I definitely could have napped there along with the lazy cats. The tea room is clean and comforting, well-lit, full of different types and heights of soft chairs and tables, so you can choose your own space and really feel at home. I was thinking I could even work there as there are plugs for chargers. Since there would be sleeping cats, people stay hushed. And no obtrusive piped-in music too. It feels more like a cat library, but no strict librarian standing watch keeping you from playing with the cats. We were lucky enough that one of the cats took a liking to us and stayed on our laps. Most of them just stake out their own space, nap, some play with customers, or just roam around. I was surprised by how many cats there were, more than enough for the different patrons to fawn over, observe from afar, or coax over. The cafe has different toys so you can try to play with the cats. You can also order cat food or treats if you reeeeally want them to like you. There is a short menu of coffee and tea drinks, and some cookies, for humans too. We arrived without advanced booking on a weekend night, so we were glad they could accommodate us. There is a hallway where you take off your shoes and store them in a shoe cabinet. Paper slippers are provided and a plastic bag to cover any of your belongings. You pay a reasonable fee per hour, plus anything you order on top of that. We paid as we exited. This place is now part of our usual HK itinerary.