Last Updated on 29 November 2025 by Vanessa

If you’re looking for a list of all the cat cafés in Singapore, check out this ultimate guide to cat-friendly establishments in areas such as Bugis, Little India, Joo Chiat, Geylang, and beyond. We’ve included addresses, opening hours, and everything else you need to know before you go.

The listing below is in alphabetical order. Please check our table of contents for a quick overview and the areas of each cat café.

Cat cafés Singapore – ultimate guide

The Cat Café (Bugis)

The Cat Café in Bugis houses 15 rescue cats, mostly re-homed strays. These cats are generally older adults, often between 8 and 15 years old, which makes them calm and mellow. This is their permanent home, so they are not up for adoption.

They are located on the 3rd floor of a shophouse (no lift).

Parking is available at Bugis+ or Bugis Junction, and the café sits just a 2-minute, 100-metre walk from Bugis MRT Station.

They currently have a second outlet at the Rail Mall. However, they have announced that it will close permanently in March 2026. Many of the resident cats will either be re-homed or moved to the Bugis location — a few might be available for adoption. If you want to visit the Rail Mall location before March 2026, you can reserve your spot here.

• Address: The Cat Café, 241B Victoria St, Singapore 188030.
• Opening hours: Monday, 03:00 pm – 09:00 pm. Tuesday to Friday, 10:00 am – 09:00 pm. Saturday & Sunday, 10:00 am – 10:00 pm.
• Price: S$22 for 2 hours (canned drink included). S$50 for an entire day.
• Reservations: You have to reserve your visit online.
• Menu: Drinks include coffee, flavored latte, tea, hot chocolate, orange juice, and soft drinks. They also have a few main courses (chicken mushroom pie, chicken wrap, lasagna, baked macaroni, and baked chicken rice) and desserts (ice cream, brownies, affogato, cake, and crisps).
• Website: thecatcafe.sg

The Cat Experience (Star Vista)

The Cat Experience in Star Vista is your typical cat café where you can enjoy a drink in the company of around 17 friendly resident cats, most of which Maine Coons (some reviews even call it a “Maine Coon paradise”).

It’s part of a chain of cafés in Singapore called The Caffeine Experience). However, The Cat Experience is the only one with cats. The other cafés in the chain operate as regular coffee shops without animals.

The Caffeine Experience is easy to reach from Buona Vista MRT Station. The surrounding area has shops and cafés if you want to explore before or after your visit.

• Address: The Cat Experience, 1 Vista Exchange Green, #01-21 The StarVista, Singapore 138617.
• Opening hours: Open daily from 10:00 am – 08:00 pm.
• Price: A 20-minute cat visit costs S$8.90 on weekdays and S$10.90 on weekends; for a 60-minute session, it’s S$17.90 (weekday) / S$19.90 (weekend), which includes one free drink.
• Reservations: Booking ahead is recommended, especially if you come in large groups.
• Menu: They serve café-style food such as big breakfast dishes, pasta, sandwiches, pastries, and desserts, plus drinks like single-origin coffee, mocha and lattes.
• Website: www.theofficialtce.com

Catopia Singopore (Jalan Besar)

Catopia currently has ten resident cats. They are located just a short walk from Little India MRT Station.

This isn’t just a cat café either. It’s also a premium cat boarding service. They provide a safe, comfortable, and homely environment for your feline friends while you’re away visiting other cat cafés in the world.

For those who love to get creative, Catopia offers Cat Art Jamming workshops.

• Address: Catopia Singapore, 46 Dunlop St, #02-00, Singapore 209375.
• Opening hours: Open daily from 11:00 am – 06:00 pm. Closed on Mondays.
• Price: S$28 for a 2-hour slot (includes one standard drink).
• Reservations: Catopia Singapore can get very busy. It’s best to reserve your visit online as quickly as you can because these sell out quickly.
• Menu: Catopia serves a variety of café-style offerings to keep you fueled while you hang out with the cats: freshly brewed coffee, specialty teas, refreshing cold beverages, and desserts such as cakes and pastries. They also offer light bites such as sandwiches and snacks.
• Website: catopiacafe.com

Cat Paradise Singapore – Adoption Cat Café (Joo Chiat)

Cat Paradise is Singapore’s first cage-less cat adoption center and café combined.

Eight cats live there permanently, and you’ll also meet around five rescue cats that are looking for new homes.

The team works hard to rescue, rehome, and care for cats in need. In a typical year, they take in more than 60 cats and successfully place over 50 of them with new families. This makes supporting this cat café especially meaningful.

The café sits in the Jalan Besar area, a short walk from Bendemeer MRT Station and also reachable by bus from Lavender or Boon Keng. The neighbourhood is known for its mix of heritage shophouses, small indie cafés, and spots like Jalan Besar Sports Centre and City Square Mall.

• Address: Cat Paradise Singapore – Adoption Cat Café, 169 Joo Chiat Rd, Level 2, Singapore 427729.
• Opening hours: Open daily from 11:00 am – 07:00 pm.
• Price: S$12 for 1 hour. You can also book an entire day for S$25.
• Reservations: They recommend making a reservation since each session is limited to six people. Walk-ins depend on available space.
• Menu: Not available.
• Website: catparadisesg.com

Fluffydolls Catfe (Little India / Jalan Besar)

Fluffydolls Catfe is a two-storey cat café where you get to hang out with 16 purebred resident cats, such as Siberian, Ragdoll, Maine Coon, British Shorthair, British Longhair, Scottish Fold, and Munchkin.

These cats come from the UK and Italy, and the café is their permanent home.

The closest MRT stations are Little India MRT or Farrer Park MRT, and several buses run along Serangoon Road nearby.

• Address: Fluffydolls Catfe, 551A Balestier Rd, Singapore 329868.
• Opening hours: Monday, 11:00 am – 08:00 pm. Tuesday, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm. Wednesday to Friday, 11:00 am – 09:00 pm. Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 am – 09:00 pm.
• Price: S$30 for 1 hour or S$45 for 2 hours (includes one bottled drink).
• Reservations: Reservations are highly recommended because the number of guests per session is limited. You may walk in, but entry will be subject to availability.
• Menu: Simple hot options such as coffee. They also have ice cream cookies available in a variety of flavors.
• Website: www.fluffydollscatfe.com

GEM Cat Café (Jalan Besar)

GEM Cat Café specializes in British Shorthairs. They have 13 of them, and they’ve all been part of the café family since it opened in 2022.

The café is only a short walk from Little India MRT Station, and several buses stop along Serangoon Road and Jalan Besar. The area has plenty of character, so the visit often feels like a fun side trip while exploring the neighborhood.

GEM also has a small shop that stocks a nice selection of pet products and accessories, such as treats, grooming tools, toys, and British Shorthair-themed items.

• Address: GEM Cat Café, 112 Desker Rd, Singapore 209634.
• Opening hours: Open daily from 10:00 am – 10:00 pm. Closed on Mondays.
• Price: S$22 for 1 hour. If you come during the week, you get 1 hour extra for each session you book.
• Reservations: Booking beforehand is recommended.
• Menu: GEM Cat Café serves toast sandwiches such as bolognese beef, chicken ham with scrambled eggs, and tuna mayo, along with drinks like coffee, fruit teas, and homemade sodas.
• Website: gemstonevillages.com

Kitten Sanctuary (Geylang)

This is a cat sanctuary and a cat museum (on the 2nd floor) in one place.

The Kitten Sanctuary hosts more than 20 sociable, litter-trained cats and kittens that roam freely in a safe, well-supervised environment. Their volunteers run a rescue and rehousing programme, and they’ve saved and rehomed over 400 cats since their founding.

In the museum section, you’ll find educational displays that help children understand feline behavior, care, and cat welfare. It teaches you how to be a responsible cat owner, and why rescuing matters.

Because it’s a sanctuary, the cats are all available for adoption.

It’s located directly behind bus stop 81049. You can also get there via Aljunied MRT or Paya Lebar MRT, then walk or take a short bus ride.

• Address: The Cat Museum & Kitten Sanctuary (KiSS), 576A Geylang Rd, #02-01, Singapore 389518.
• Opening hours: Saturday, 11:30 am – 01:00 pm & 03:30 pm – 05:00 pm. Sunday, 11:30 am – 01:00 pm. Closed all the other days of the week.
• Price: S$25 for 30 minutes in the cat lounge (also includes entry to the cat museum).
• Reservations: Limited visitors in each section so book early!
• Menu: Kitten Sanctuary doesn’t serve food or drinks. However, they do provide some (limited) treats for the cats.
• Website: kittensanctuarysg.org / www.thecatmuseumsg.org

Meomi Cat Café (Bugis)

Meomi Cat Café houses seven resident cats who’ve made this their permanent home. The lineup includes a mix of several pedigreed kitties, including a Maine Coon, a Ragamuffin, an American Curl, and a Munchkin.

To visit Meomi Cat Café, hop on the Downtown (Blue) Line and get off at Bugis Station. The café sits just a short stroll from there.

• Address: Meomi Cat Café, 668 N Bridge Rd, Singapore 188801.
• Opening hours: Open daily from 12:00 pm – 08:00 pm.
• Price: S$13/hour (includes a drink).
• Reservations: Reservations advisable, especially during busy periods.
• Menu: Coffee, tea, cakes, and light café snacks.
• Website: www.facebook.com/meomicatcafe

Meownistry of Meow (Kampong Glam / Bugis)

Meownistry of Meow is Singapore’s first co-working space with cats.

The number of cats usually ranges from 9 to 15. On some days, they can even reach 20.

These cats come from a variety of backgrounds, including community feeders, independent rescuers, and individuals who can no longer care for their pets. Meownistry of Meow fosters these cats, while the rescuers remain responsible for them. That means that all the cats you see at Meownistry of Meow are available for adoption.

The closest train station is Lavender MRT station.

• Address: Meownistry of Meow, 4A Jln Klapa, Singapore 199316.
• Opening hours: Open daily from 11:00 am – 10:00 pm.
• Price: Entry costs S$8 for 30 minutes, with an additional S$3 for every 15 minutes after that; hourly reservations start at S$12, and day passes and multi-day passes are also available.
• Reservations: Walk-ins are welcome, but reserving your visit is recommended because the space fills quickly. Children under 10 are not allowed.
• Menu: They only sell small pre-packaged snacks, free-flow packet drinks, and hot drinks.
• Website: meownistryofmeow.com

NekoLand (Clarke Quay / River Valley)

If you’re visiting Singapore with children, NekoLand is a must.

It’s a one-of-a-kind space that combines a children’s indoor playground with a cageless cat adoption zone.

Children can bounce on trampolines, explore ball pits, climb through a mirror maze, and slide around, all while interacting with friendly cats in a supervised “Cat Interaction Zone.”

Some cats are permanent residents; others are rescued and available for adoption through their partner shelter, Purely Adoptions. All of the cats are vaccinated, spayed or neutered, and cared for by the NekoLand team to ensure they live in a safe, enriching environment.

NekoLand’s café, Taro’s Café, serves snacks, drinks in a cozy corner where parents can rest while the kids play.

To reach them, take the MRT to Clarke Quay Station and walk into the mall, or catch a bus that stops nearby.

• Address: NekoLand, 6 Eu Tong Sen St, Singapore 059817.
• Opening hours: Open daily from 11:00 am – 10:00 pm.
• Price: US$ 9.25
• Reservations: NekoLand is a popular cat café in Singapore, so reserve your visit well in advance.
• Menu: You can order small bites like nuggets, takoyaki, yakitori, french fries, seaweed butter corn, and katsu don. They also have kid-friendly drinks, coffee, tea, and other beverages to recharge while you hang out and play.
• Website: www.nekoland.co

NekoTown Cat Café (Geylang)

NekoTown is both a cat café and a fully licensed cattery. You can spend time with around 20 resident cats, mostly pedigreed breeds such as British Shorthairs, British Longhairs, Ragdolls, and Munchkins.

The café is located in the central part of Geylang, near the Paya Lebar area. The fastest way to get there is by MRT, with Paya Lebar station being the closest. Several bus routes also stop nearby, making it easy to reach.

Because of its location, you can easily combine your visit with nearby spots like Geylang Serai Market or the malls around Paya Lebar.

NekoTown is a good pick if you want a straightforward cat café experience with the added interest of a professional cattery.

• Address: NekoTown Cat Café, 658 Geylang Rd, Singapore 389588.
• Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 11:00 am – 09:00 pm. Saturday and Sunday, 11:00 am – 10:00 pm.
• Price: S$9 for 1 hour (entry includes a complimentary drink). Packages and repeat-visit discounts are available.
• Reservations: Appointments recommended on weekends.
• Menu: Basic café drinks (free-flow soft drinks sometimes included) and light snacks.
• Website: nekotownsg.com

Pat-A-Cat (Joo Chiat / Marine Parade)

This cat café doubles as a foster-home and adoption center, so all the cats you meet here are looking for a forever home.

They work closely with local animal shelters, host adoption drives, and encourage responsible pet ownership. Visiting helps support their rescue work, and you may even leave with a new furry friend if you fall in love.

The café is near several bus routes, and Paya Lebar MRT is one of the closest major stations.

The neighborhood itself is known for its colourful Peranakan shophouses, heritage architecture, and a lively food scene with cafés, Nyonya eateries, and local kopitiams.

• Address: Pat-A-Cat, 408B Joo Chiat Rd, Singapore 427635.
• Opening hours: Wednesday to Saturday, 01:00 pm – 08:00 pm. Sunday, 01:00 pm – 06:00 pm. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
• Price: S$12 for 1 hour (includes a drink).
• Reservations: Booking ahead is recommended.
• Menu: Simple beverages (coffee/tea) and light desserts/snacks.
• Website: www.facebook.com/patacatsg

SGCatHouse Cat Café (Geylang / Paya Lebar)

SGCatHouse combines a cat lounge, a pet shop, a grooming salon, and a cat hotel under one roof.

At the cat café, you’ll meet several cat breeds, from Ragdolls and Munchkins to British and American Shorthairs.

Their cat hotel offers safe, spacious rooms and dedicated playtime, so your furry friend is well looked after while you’re away.

They also run grooming services starting from about S$35, with options for ear cleaning and nail trimming.

To get there, you can take a bus from nearby Aljunied MRT Station.

Around the café, you’ll find a lively mix of local street food, traditional shophouses, and a few mural-painted alleys.

• Address: SGCatHouse Cat Café, 729 Geylang Rd, Singapore 389640.
• Opening hours: Open daily from 11:00 am – 09:00 pm.
• Price: S$9 for 1 hour or S$15 for 2 hours. You can also book an entire day for S$28.
• Reservations: reservations are advised to avoid long wait times.
• Menu: Complimentary free flow drinks.
• Website: sgcathouse.com

Wildflower Studio (Enabling Village / Redhill)

Wildflower Studio in the Redhill / Lengkok Bahru area of Singapore is a place to paint and explore your artistic side… in the company of adoptable cats.

These cats are part of the studio’s fostering program. They come from various rescuers and animal welfare groups, and they’re carefully nursed back to health and socialized so visitors can enjoy interacting with them in a safe, calm environment.

The studio is mainly known for its Cat Art Jamming workshops.

Redhill MRT Station is only a short distance away. It’s also close to popular spots like Tiong Bahru Market and Haw Par Villa.

• Address: Wildlower Studio, Enabling Village, 20 Lengkok Bahru, #01-19C UOB Ability Hub, Singapore 159053.
• Opening hours: Open daily from 10:00 am – 12:30 pm & 02:00 pm – 08:30 pm.
• Price: S$38,69 for a 2,5 hour art jamming session with cats.
• Reservations: The art jamming sessions with cats sell out quickly. Make sure to reserve your visit well in advance.
• Menu: The art-jamming workshop packages include tea, coffee, and light refreshments.
• Website: wildflowerstudio.sg

Practical tips

Getting around

The best way to get around Singapore is by using the MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) system. It’s fast, clean, affordable, and connects almost every part of the city, including popular neighborhoods, cat cafés, shopping districts, and attractions.

Where to stay in Singapore?

If you want to visit cat cafés in Singapore, the Central and East Region are the best areas to stay in.

Central Region

This includes neighborhoods like Bugis, Little India, Jalan Besar, Redhill, Kampong Glam, River Valley, and Orchard.

Many popular cat cafés are clustered here: Meomi Cat Café, The Cat Café Bugis, Catopia, GEM Cat Café, Meownistry of Meow, Wildflower Studio, and TrulyDolls Catxperience.

Staying in the Central Region also gives you easy access to public transport, plenty of restaurants, shopping, and cultural sites.

It’s also the most frequently recommended area for first-time visitors to Singapore because you can walk to attractions, MRT stations are frequent, and taxis or buses are readily available.

Recommended hotels in this area are:

• Cube Boutique Capsule Hotel (Kampong Glam): Budget hotel offering stylish, capsule-style accommodation. (compare prices: Booking.com / Agoda)
• Hotel NuVe (Bugis / Kampong Glam): 3-star boutique hotel blending heritage charm with minimalist design. It sits just a few minutes’ walk from Bugis MRT and the cultural attractions of Kampong Glam. (compare prices: Booking.com / Agoda)
• Pan Pacific Orchard (Orchard Road): A luxury, eco-friendly hotel designed by WOHA Architects with sky terraces, lush greenery, and sustainability features. It is set in the heart of Orchard Road for great access to shopping and MRT. (compare prices: Booking.com / Agoda)

East Region

This covers Geylang, Joo Chiat, Marine Parade, and nearby areas.

Cat cafés like NekoTown, SGCatHouse, Cat Paradise, Pat-A-Cat, and The Cat Museum / Kitten Sanctuary are located here.

This area is slightly further from the main tourist hubs but gives a more local, colorful vibe with heritage shophouses, street food, and a more laid-back atmosphere. It’s great if you want to explore more traditional neighborhoods and eateries.

The following hotels are worth checking out:

• Hotel 81 (Orchid / Geylang): No-frills budget hotel. It offers basic comfort in a very accessible location close to Geylang and public transport. (compare prices: Booking.com / Agoda)

• Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy (Katong): Modern hotel with spacious rooms, a swimming pool, a fitness centre, and multiple dining options. It also has sustainability features like energy-efficient lighting and water-saving fittings. You’re just steps from Marine Parade MRT station, so it’s easy to reach downtown attractions, shopping malls, and other parts of Singapore. (compare prices: Booking.com / Agoda)

Final thoughts

Have you visited a cat café in Singapore? Do you have a favorite, or are there any on your must-visit list? Share your thoughts in the comments; I’d love to hear from you.

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