Have you heard of cat cafes? They're these special places where you can hang out with cats while enjoying a coffee or a snack. The idea started in other countries, but now they're super popular, especially in cities like Kuala Lumpur.

For many of us, it's a fun way to relax and get some kitty love, especially if you don't have a pet at home. These cat cafes have become a must-visit for many Singaporeans travelling to KL, offering a cosy break from the city's busy life.

There are lots of reasons to visit a cat cafe in Kuala Lumpur. It’s more than just a place for a drink!

Malaysia has so many great cat cafes! While a lot of the famous ones are in Kuala Lumpur, you can also find amazing spots in other cities. Here’s a look at some of the best cat cafes you can visit.

This cafe is part of Japan's biggest pet store. It’s a great place to meet different breeds of cats.

Entry Price: RM30 per person for 30 minutes, or RM70 for an unlimited pass. You can also buy treats from the store to feed the cats.

Age Requirements: They usually welcome all ages, but children must be supervised by an adult.

Food & Drinks: They have a cafe menu with various snacks and drinks.

Address: Lot L4-05 & 06, Level 4, Mitsui Shopping Park Lalaport, BBCC, 2, Jln Hang Tuah, Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur.

Nearby MRT: The closest station is Hang Tuah LRT/Monorail or Merdeka MRT. It's a short walk from there.

RSVP: Not required for entry, but may be a good idea during busy times.

This is a popular spot in the Taman Tun Dr Ismail area. Many of the cats here are rescues, so you’ll feel good knowing you are helping them.

Entry Price: RM21 per person, which includes one free drink and one hour with the cats. They also have an unlimited pass for RM59.

Age Requirements: It's best to check with the cafe beforehand, but they usually have rules for young children.

Food & Drinks: The entry fee includes one free drink. They also have food options you can buy.

Address: 24A First Floor, Jalan Tun Mohd Fuad 2, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000 Kuala Lumpur.

Nearby MRT: The nearest station is Taman Tun Dr Ismail MRT Station. It's a short taxi or bus ride from there.

RSVP: It is a good idea to make a reservation, especially on weekends.

This cafe is special because it focuses on local food. The people who run it also rescue and care for cats.

Entry Price: RM10 for a one-hour session with the cats.

Age Requirements: Best to check with the cafe.

Food & Drinks: They specialise in local Malaysian food, including their famous kuih talam.

Address: No.13, Jalan Sri Rejang 1, Taman Sri Rampai, Setapak, 53300 Kuala Lumpur.

Nearby MRT: The nearest station is Sri Rampai LRT Station. It’s a short walk from there.

RSVP: Yes, it is recommended to make an appointment before you visit.

A cafe for anyone who loves croffles, coffee, and cats! The best part is that all the cats here are rescues.

Entry Price: No entrance fee! You just have to order at least one item from the menu per person.

Age Requirements: All ages are welcome.

Food & Drinks: They are known for their croffles (a mix of a croissant and a waffle) and a wide selection of coffee and other drinks. The cafe is Muslim-friendly.

Address: 34A, Jalan Nadchatiram, Taman Taynton View, 56000 Cheras, Kuala Lumpur.

Nearby MRT: The nearest station is Taman Mutiara MRT Station. It's a short taxi ride away.

RSVP: Not needed.

This cafe is home to many different breeds of cats, including Munchkins, Ragdolls, and British Shorthairs.

Entry Price: RM28 per person for a 30-minute session. A day pass that includes a drink is RM68.

Age Requirements: Best to check with the cafe, as they might have rules for young children.

Food & Drinks: The day pass includes one drink. You can also buy extra cat treats for the cats.

Address: 37A, Jalan 16/155C Bandar Bukit Jalil, Bukit Jalil, 57000 Kuala Lumpur.

Nearby MRT: The nearest station is Awan Besar LRT Station. From there, you will need to take a taxi.

RSVP: Not required for entry.

Although not a cafe, this place is worth including on the list for its amazing mission. As Malaysia's first cat-assisted therapy playground, you can relax with their friendly cats while listening to calming music. The entry fee is RM20 for an hour of fun, calming moments with the cats. This playground also offers a sensory-based therapy programme run by certified physiotherapists.

Entry Price: RM20 for one hour.

Food & Drinks: None, as this is a therapy space.

Address: Level 1, Sunway Putra Mall, 100, Jalan Putra, Chow Kit, 50350 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Nearby MRT: The Putra Komuter station is nearby.

Special Features: Malaysia's first cat-assisted therapy playground.

RSVP: It is recommended to make an appointment before you visit.

This colourful cafe is one of the best cat cafes in Klang Valley. It has a great atmosphere for taking nice photos and promises an unforgettable experience with the cats. The cafe is also very spacious, so you can find and play with the adorable cats while enjoying a fresh cup of coffee.

Entry Price: RM20 per adult and RM10 per child.

Food & Drinks: They serve coffee and other cafe food.

Address: No. G-11, Dagang Cahaya, 5, Jalan Dagang, Taman Dagang, 68000 Ampang, Selangor, Malaysia.

Nearby MRT: The Cahaya LRT station is a short walk away.

Special Features: Offers a cat hotel and spa.

RSVP: It is recommended to make an appointment before you visit.

To make sure everyone, including the cats has a good time, here are some simple rules to follow.

The time you choose to visit a cat cafe can make your experience even better. It’s a good idea to think about what kind of visit you want to have.

If you are looking for a more quiet and relaxing time, you should go on a weekday. It will be less crowded, and you'll have more space to sit and enjoy the company of the cats. The weekends are often very busy with a lot of people, which can be fun, but might be too loud for a peaceful visit.

Another tip is to go when the cats are most active. They usually like to play in the morning or in the late afternoon. In the middle of the day, a lot of the cats will be taking a nap, which is cute to watch, but you might not get as much playtime with them.

To make sure your visit goes smoothly, here are a few quick tips to keep in mind.

1. Check for bookings: Some of the popular cat cafes can get busy, especially on the weekends. It’s a good idea to check their website or social media to see if you need to book a spot ahead of time.

2. Bring cash: While many places accept cards, it’s always smart to have some cash with you for entry fees or small buys.

3. Know the time limit: Some cafes charge by the hour, while others have a flat fee. Make sure you know how long you can stay so you can plan your visit.

4. Follow the rules: Most cafes have simple rules, like washing your hands before you touch the cats and not using flash on your camera. This keeps the cats happy and safe!

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Visiting a cat cafe in Kuala Lumpur is a truly special experience. It’s a fun and cosy break from the city's busy streets. You get to relax, enjoy a nice drink, and spend time with some lovely furry friends. It’s a feel-good activity that is perfect for a lazy afternoon.

So, next time you're in Malaysia, why not give one a try? Booking tickets (flights, hotels, and car rental) through Traveloka makes planning your trip even easier. With Traveloka, planning all your travel needs is easy with just a few clicks!