Cateriam

Cash only cat cafe Even though, embarrassingly, i don’t speak Japanese they were very welcoming to me. After checking me in i washed my hands and I was welcomed to order a drink, if I desired. There are many cats here with different personalities and i liked that they had a page to tell you all the cat’s names and personalities (also had it available in English!) I stayed here for 30 minutes and the staff would show me how the cats liked being interacted with which was very nice of them. it was a nice start to my morning.

Cats seemed relaxed and well cared for by the staff. There are other cat cafes in tokyo that seem to treat the cats as props or toys rather than living things, but this is not the case here. Lots of the cats are rescued and the manager knows them well, suggesting toys, what types of pets certain cats like which was great. Drinks were lovely too and there's a little shop in there. There is information about each cat in English and an English menu. Thank you very much for a lovely visit, made me miss my cats less while on holiday!

Warm welcome from staff. Cats are well traeted and cared. Recommend for everyone looking for the variety of cute cat traits like playful, peaceful, calm, etc.

Overall, the place appears poorly maintained and lacks a sense of cleanliness. In addition, I felt uncomfortably watched by a woman who seemed to be a regular, which made it difficult to relax; I would not recommend it to first-time visitors or to those who want to spend their time quietly

lovely place, the cats are well treated. the place is spacious enough for the cat. very cozy and welcoming vibes. each cats have their own personality. there are toys to play with the cats. there are food, drinks and mangas. there's a subtle smell of litter, but it was expectable, you get used to it. definitely would recommend!

i went a few weeks ago so i’m just posting this now, but i really enjoyed my experience! staff were super nice and the cats seemed calm and well cared for. the drinks were also very good and the prices were amazing for the amount of time you get to stay. very different experience than some of the cat cafes i’ve been to before. a lot of the cats are rescues which i also appreciated. i’ll definitely be coming back here once i have a chance!

Smelled really bad in there like pee and poop, cats also didn't have a proper place to get away/rest from customers. The cats looked very tired probably due to too much forced human interaction. Cats also got too much catnip as you're supposed to give catnip once PER MONTH in order for a healthy cat, probably due to them being tired and not really interacting, ALL the costumers got handed catnip which is way too much catnip all together for the cats there. Overall wouldn't recommend going to this cat cafe if you care about animals, and I recommend properly looking into wether an certain animal cafe is ethical or not.

I had a wonderful time here! The staff were really hospitable and kind. They served really delicious drinks that are way better than other chain café. 10/10 would reccommend. 11/10 would return again!

A lovely way to spend an hour in the afternoon. Very peaceful, only a few other people there and everyone is very quiet and respectful. It really is just a place to relax and pet the cutest kitties. You get one drink with your $10 admission fee.

My favorite cat cafe in Tokyo, hands down! They have an extensive menu compared to others and two levels; entrance is on top and food is served on the bottom.

This was the second cat cafe that we tried to get into as we had a 5 year old boy with us and not every Cat Cafe allows children. Cateriam was great - we opted for the 1 hour with a drink and they were delicious (iced matcha, iced latte, and hot chocolate for the boy). The cats were playful and easy to approach, and for someone like myself who doesn't speak Japanese the staff had English cards that they could show me so I could understand what the rules were and the menu! Highly recommended if you are in the area and looking for a nice Cat Cafe.