Koneko

Koneko Cat Cafe in New York is a delightful experience for cat lovers. The staff is exceedingly friendly and welcoming. Upon entering, you are greeted by a charming coffee shop at the front. Moving to the back, you'll find the cats residing in a cozy area. There's even an outdoor section for the cats to roam freely. If you venture downstairs, you'll discover a section with a TV monitor providing detailed information about the resident felines. Although there is no waiver required, the staff excels in being informative and caring for the cats by explaining the rules. The rescue cats are very sweet, adding to the overall enjoyment of your visit.

My daughter had been begging me to take her here. Super cute cat hang out. It’s so nice that they have indoor outdoor areas. Our food and coffee was delicious They did require an appointment appointment, so make sure to book before you go.

Great place for therapy. There were 16 there during our visit, they play and love to be petted even when sleeping. Staff are so friendly, educational and informative, coffee is good, just a nice visit with a great idea to rescue cats. We were impressed 👏.

Amazing atmosphere and amazing food, but it's really pricey, in my opinion. I love cats with my whole heart but to come here and to pay 25$ per person just to look at them and maybe pet one if you're lucky, is not really worth it. It was interesting to experience once, but I don't think I'll be back.

When I'm in the mood for something out of the ordinary, I scout out places that offer unique experiences. This time around, I hit up a cat cafe where I ordered a coffee and paid $25 for an hour of quality cat time. • The place had both an indoor and outdoor playground for the feline residents. • We made a same-day reservation. • There were adult cats lounging about, not super playful but just living their best nine lives - trying to snag birds and soaking up that vitamin D outside. Every now and then they'd mosey over to the humans and let us pet them or play with a toy. • You can actually adopt the cats from this place too. • The coffee was solid, but they could probably up their game with better food and snack options. • Overall though, I really dug the whole concept.

The kitties are soooo cute, there’s so many and they have such a large space to play and get away from humans if they need to. Also they make a mean match latte. They also have a book you can draw and add a note to which has some hilarious pictures in it.

One of the cutest cat cafes in new york with plenty of cats to play with and pet, you need to make a reservation to enter the cat rooms and it's 25 dollars per person, so alittle pricy, but was an very cute experience. The thing is, it's very busy in their, so maybe two people per cat, quite a lot of people on the lower level. The matcha latte was also really good, I recommend getting one before going in. Overall a fun experience, but sorta crowded.

Amazing experience. We did the 1 hour cat nap and although most kitties were sleeping, a few of them were eager to play. A must do for cat lovers!

I stumbled upon Koneko café while meeting friends for a drink, and to my pleasant surprise, it turned out to be a cat cafe. The friendly staff added a nice touch, even providing us with a good laugh. I didn't sample the food, but the ambiance had a comfortable sound level. The concept of a cat cafe is brilliant and it was originating from Japan. I appreciate that the cats have their own enclosed space as it can welcome everyone. If you're keen on meeting the cats, a best to reservation in advance as it tend to fill up. It is priced at $25 per person for an hour and there are 21 cats available. Kids accompanied by their parents have specific times to visit the cat area. It's not a daycare; rather, it's a place where you can consider adoption. Arriving at a time when the cats were discreetly hiding, I managed to spot a black cat through the transparent glass. Overall, I suggest coming for a visit since encountering such exceptional staff is quite uncommon and you can get a unique experience here.

Well planned and well thought lay out, arrangement and design. Tidy and clean as well. This café is cat lovers inspired, but this is also for you and me. However, there are some issue like booking a reservation and an additional payment to get to the cat part. Its safe that customers didn't get to touch them. Overall an okay experience.

Koneko was my first cat cafe experience in NY. My friend and I were able to snatch a last minute reservation for the HH experience. Clean and pleasant cafe with nice staff. For the price of $30, I was hoping for a bigger pour of prosecco. It was the tiniest plastic cup ever and no refill! As for the cats, they were adorbs! Majority of the older cats were just resting and sleeping but the kittens were so energetic and playful. I was trying to convince my friend to adopt one.

This was my first cat café experience and I loved it! My family and I are all die hard cat lovers, with our own "cat café" at home with 3 members. On vacation, you always start to miss your feline companions, so we decided to fill the void with a visit to some other cats. When you walk into the café, it's divided into 2 parts: the café and the cat playground. Anyone can come to the café for a drink and a treat and watch the cats through the glass. Booking a half hour visiting session with the kitties requires a reservation. You can bring your drinks into the cat room, but not food. When it's your turn, you go through a staging room where you're read, the rules (no picking up cats, etc.) and take off your your shoes. Then you're welcomed into 2 levels and 2 rooms of kitties!! There are some cats who are a little skittish and don't want to be petted, but for the most part the cats were friendly and ready to play. I would definitely go back. It was a fun and welcoming experience.

So much fun for the girl's Great customer service! Gio was very outgoing and friendly! A must do on your visit to NYC!!!

This place was exactly what I needed after a stressful week! The staff were super friendly and they gave a good list of snacks and drinks while you wait to play with the cats. The cat room is two floors full of adorable furry friends. You get to pet and play with them for an hour and they cap the reservations so it doesn't get too crowded. Definitely stop by if you're in the area!

The cafe section of Koneko (which means "kitten" in Japanese) cat cafe is clean, relaxed and comfortable with a wide range of beverages and Japanese pastries/snacks if you just want a place to rest somewhere after walking around the gritty streets of the LES. The baristas were super chill and friendly, easy to talk to if you truly love coffee, tea or cats! I was early for my $25 12pm cat visit but they checked me in and I bought a cup of mint tea. I only had to wait about 5 minutes before a man gestured me into the glass door at the back of the cafe, showed me where to park my bag and shoes before I entered a 2nd glass door into the cat area. This street-level "upstairs" cat area adjoins a cat-tio patio area which was closed due to rain (Tropical Ophelia remnants). As a result, all the other cat cafe visitors were squished into the room trying to get their hands on a cat to pet. I wandered downstairs to the basement level and found myself alone with 3-4 sleepy cats. A staff person sat quietly in a chair on the perimeter. She went back into a staff area to retrieve more cats, enticing them into the room with treats. It was so relaxing to just sit and play "catch the string" with a lazy kitten. Then a couple of other people discovered the sanctuary, followed by even more people who loudly entered the room. The room started to smell stuffy. Like stale smelly socks (remember it was a rainy day). If you know cats, you know cats strangely seem to like the smell of stale smelly socks - the cat I was playing with suddenly left me to rub itself against a guy's smelly feet. Not my feet since I am fastidious about foot hygiene and clean socks. I was already irritated because I had been seated on the ground petting the cat when the said guy invaded my personal space and almost sat on my cup of tea. It just got too crowded so I went back upstairs and left the cats before my hour was up. But it was enough for me. I had sufficient cat cuteness to brighten up my day. Also in my particular logic, if I pet a cat that was rubbing against a stranger's smelly feet just minutes before, wouldn't it be just like I was petting that person's smelly feet? Next time I'll try to visit on a sunny day and hope other visitors will be wearing clean socks.

I had a lot of fun at this cat cafe and met so many cute kitties. The price is higher than other cat cafes around the country, but it is NYC. There's an upper and lower level and most of the cats were on the lower level when I was there because their living space is in the basement area. The outdoor patio was closed, but this is one of the only cat cafes I've seen with an outdoor space for the cats, which is nice. The cats were not in the most friendly mood when I was there, but that's fine since they are cats. It was funny to see how much they loved the cat TV when the staff turned that on. The cafe was super clean and there is a bathroom to wash your hands. There's a lot of toys to use to interact with the cats. I would visit again to get some drinks and desserts at the cafe to support the cats.

Beautiful cats! We tried the $22 happy hour experience, which with the drink helped make this more worth it. The overcrowding was a detriment to this experience for me: if they had something on their website that showed how many people/total slots there were, we probably would have found other times to go. Felt bad cause the cats seemed really overwhelmed by the number of people. I do love how this was set up with two floors of cat playing space. Staff was really kind and informative.

Fantastic Matcha Latte - whisked just for you! And the Lisbon Chocolate Cake was out of this world!

I always wanted to go to a cat café, so I was super excited when my friend and I booked a session to come to Koneko. I love cats but don't own any pets, so I was looking forward to being able to relax and pet some kitties. We opted for the happy hour experience, which includes a drink. The cats were adorable, but most of them were sleepy and not in the mood to play. When the cat room is fully booked (which I assume it was when we were there), it can be hard to find a comfortable seat or a cat to give your attention to. The cat room is two floors, neither of which are particularly cozy, to be frank. Coming here did scratch a particular itch to go to a cat café. I can't say I'll ever come back to one.

Delicious dumplings, coffee , and of course visiting the cats. Reserve your cat visit in advance.

Saw the sign outside about it being a cat cafe. Went in and realized you need a reservation to get to the cat part, plus it costs $25/person (not even sure how long the reservation was). Definitely didn't look like $25 worth of cats. I have cat at home for free.

Came here specifically for the kitties and I've been to one other kitty cafe and this was a bit different. The space for the kitty cafe was split between an upper and lower room which weren't that large. When I arrived most of the kitties were napping, so...took a few for some to wake up. Sirena was a young kitten and I just so happened to get a toy that she loved, so I got to spend most of my time playing with her. The number of people in the kitty section vs cats seemed to be skewed and most people didn't get to interact with the cats. I believe all of them were open for adoption and if I didn't already have a fur baby, Sirena would have come home with me. Just be aware it may be hard to spend quality time with the kittes based on the number of people in the cafe already.

I love this place!! First you have to go online and make an appointment if you want to play with the cats All the cats are adoptable Clean restroom The guy who made our coffee and wine was so nice I really enjoyed his service The cats seem stressed out though so if you have small kids be sure to keep an eye on them. I had a blast here

Cute place to chill and hang out with cats. The staff were friendly. There were lots of cats just don't expect them to be cuddly. They are mostly in their own worlds being cats. The front section has a variety of coffee and tea options.

Not in. the nicest neighborhood, but most cat cafes are on the outskirts--quiet cafes with teas and some food. The cats seemed to like the basement the most.

This is a nice cat Cafe a bit of a walk from Chinatown. The cat room at the back have three levels, with the middle level being an open air catio. Most of the kitties enjoy being pet and are very mellow, which makes me wonder if they only screen certain cats to be placed in the cafe. We came at 11am and all the cats are lounging around or sleeping and they seem comfortable with people and aren't afraid when people approach. It was a very relaxing experience and I hope that people who are thinking of adopting cats can come and experience what it is like to interact with them and maybe adopt a cat from the cafe.

I love cats. I am a proud cat lady! Of course I have to visit a cat cafe in NYC after learning about it from my sister. So originally I thought this was a traditional cat cafe where you can dine & drink in the same room as the cats and play with them when appropriate. Your food purchase would count as your ticket to see the cat. This place functions a little different. The front of the store is the cafe which looks like a coffee shop and they have a good selection of food and drinks. At the back of the store, is a section of spaces reserved for the cats. To enter that area you would have to purchase entrance tickets ($20), with no requirements to buy food. One ticket grants you 1 hr of cat playtime. It made me happy seeing how comfortable and nicely taken care of these cats are! They take naps with their belly exposed. This place provides enough space for cats to freely roam around - 2 indoor spaces and 1 outdoor spaces. (And I think there are separate sections for the litter boxes that's not visible to public) Some cats might be more sensitive than the others so pick your choices carefully when approaching to pet them. I had a lot of fun visiting the cats although most of them aren't very interactive! I still highly recommend for a therapeutic cat session.

Such a cute, well-decorated cat cafe with adorable cats! I came here in the afternoon (around 1 PM) and expected the cats to be exhausted and unwilling to interact with us. While some of the cats slept, 80% of them were playful at some point and they were all SO cute. Even more heartwarming that these cats come from shelters and are available to adopt. The staff member working there was incredibly friendly and informative. When she noticed some people were just sitting there, she would go to the back to find a certain cat's favorite toy so they could play with that cat. Super thoughtful! The space itself is also super cute -- 2 indoor cat rooms and one outdoor patio and the cats roam in between. There's also absolutely no smell, which was fantastic. Just be sure to make a reservation beforehand (they usually don't accept same day walk-ins).

It just isn't well thought out. The business model doesn't work. The cat cafe I went to in Korea had cats that wanted to interact and were curious about the customers. They would approach you, want to be petted, and you could also purchase a variety of treats. All of this was a lot less expensive then the required $26.53 fee at Koneko. The cats here will deliberately ignore the customers and will jump into the staff only room. The entire time all the cats pretended none of the customers existed. Also young children were running around, screaming, and annoying both the cats and other customers. Clearly these cats are unhappy and do not want to interact with customers. It was disconcerting when seeing the workers gushing over how lovable the cats were...when they honestly the cats just didn't want to be there.

The cats were absolutely adorable and the staff was really nice. We got to pet the cats and hang out in a quiet and peaceful environment for an hour. However the cats were really sleepy and not in a mood to interact much, which is understandable since they see people all day. There were also a bit too many people, and it was hard to get personal time with individual cats. It was a fun experience and I would recommend trying it out but I'm not sure if I would come back a second time in the near future since the environment is much slower than I thought it would be.

- made reservation for 2 on their website -about $20 per person entry to play with the cats - the Cafe in the front serves some nice drinks and small bites - talk to the cashier to get checked in. The cat area is in the back. - they provide slippers if needed. Shoes need to be taken off - there is a top level, a lower level, and an outdoor area for the cats - most of the cats were sleeping and did not want to be disturbed - many of the cats would run inside a cat hole which goes into an employee only room - can get crowded in terms of people - cats don't really engage when you try to play with them - nice peaceful environment for people and cats Overall not worth the price of tickets. The cats seemed very tired from being bothered all day and were all mainly sleeping.

Prices are a tad high for snacks, but they're freshly made and really good. Awesome scenery as well as the friendly service.

This place is so cute and interesting. I stumbled upon this place because I was in need of caffeine! Inside they have such cute paintings of cats in black and white. I ordered a mocha latte which was great. I walked towards the back of the store and saw real cats. I was like what? But it was a nice surprise. I asked the barista what's that about. In summary in back of cafe is a cute enclosed area with over 10 cats. You have to make a reservation to see and interact with the cats for 25$ and you have the option to adopt if you fall in love with the cuties. They also have a happy hour which is also 25$ where you can interact with the cats over some libations. Cheers. A great place for kitty lovers. How cool is that! Four stars for this unique idea and the latte.

Had a great experience at Koneko Cat Cafe. We did a one hour visit with the cats (which we had reserved in advance) and had snacks and coffee in the cafe before and afterwards. There were about a dozen cats during out visit and they were spread out over three areas. Some of the cats interacted with the people while others stayed quiet or were sleeping. The snacks in the cafe were yummy (the okonomiyaki and the chocolate cake were terrific) and the latte was solid. The staff was also extremely friendly and helpful. Well worth a visit for cat lovers!

I came with a friend on a Wednesday when tickets were discounted $5 ($15 instead of the usual $20- easy to book online). I liked the layout of the space- there was an upstairs and downstairs area as well as a patio that was closed because it was cold. The rooms were also pretty cold so dress warm! There seemed to be a lot of people in the cat-to-people ratio, but at least there was space to spread out. The cats were lovely (when are cats not lovely?). There are food and drink options but we came just for the cats so I can't comment on that. Overall I enjoyed my time here and would come back.

I don't like giving out one star but this experience was very disappointing. I've been here one other time a few years back and there were defnitely some changes, and not in a good way. Firstly, I let them know I would be late to my reservation to which they said they would accommodate. We were told to leave after 30 minutes after another couple came in. I'm in the service industry and I would never tell someone whose paid to just get out like that! And why say you could accommodate when I'd rather just reschedule for another time. Also, these people act like we've never been around animals before. They constantly monitored every interaction with the cats and kept telling us to stop what we were doing. We were swinging a string "too rough" and we couldn't bother sleeping cats. It was so awkward. I have two cats at home, I know what not to do. It's understandable if we were a big party or had children but this treatment was unnecessary. Overall, I wish I could give a better review but I genuinely felt like I wasted my time. The cats were very precious.

I came here for the cats lol The coffee was good , the staffs were very nice. I enjoyed it here. Thank you!

I've been here multiple times for the cattery and it was enjoyable each time. I know some people complain about not enough cats or they're all sleeping. Re: those comments I think those are unreasonable. I agree that when the capacity is full it does feel like too many people (regardless of the number of cats) but it's still tolerable and understandable considering how they need to make a living/support the costs of the cats. Regarding sleeping cats, people should understand that the cats are not here to put on a show for you. They have their own lifestyle which includes a lot of sleeping. They all have different personalities which includes not wanting to be bothered at a certain moment. If it really bothers people whether the cats are awake or not, then they can scroll thru the yelp reviews to realize that most sleep after lunchtime at 3pm. More of them are awake earlier in the day. Also the number of cats really fluctuate depending on the adoption situation. You can think of it as a positive when there aren't many there because many were adopted.

The staff is great and the cafe was chill. Unfortunately I had a reservation late in the day and the kitchen closed before I could order food and it was THE catnap hour so none of the cats were responsive and most were asleep the whole hour I was there. For anyone visiting, I'd recommend going earlier in the day when the cats aren't all tired out. With the exception of the kitchen being closed and the cats napping, it was a nice experience.

The idea of a cat cafe is great but this one is terrible. They work with an awful rescue notorious for giving people sick animals. They charge $20 per hour to be in an overcrowded space with an outdoor area and don't even give you the mass amount of slippers they have sitting in the shoe cubby. They let children in as young as 3 which makes the cats tired and exhausted so even coming around 11AM the cats were hiding/sleeping and perching up high to get away from people. Or, the cats were basically actively ignoring everyone who tried to interact with them and were looking at birds instead. When I emailed them inquiring about an adoption because their website has no info, I got no response. Meanwhile, I went to Meow Parlour the next day and adopted a new kitten within a week. If you just want to throw $20 down the drain and sit in an overcrowded room with tired cats this place is for you. If you want to meet cats to adopt, don't bother.

Super adorable cat cafe where you can play with adoptable cats and also get drinks / snacks! The concept of this place is so cute and spoke to my soul, I was so excited to visit and be surrounded by cats. We pre-booked our visit online and came in the evening before their closing. There are a few rooms and an outdoor area where plenty of cats are roaming and chilling around. Since we came pretty late in the day, sadly most of them seemed tired and hangry so they weren't the most playful or friendly. It was still such a fun experience to be surrounded by so many cats though so overall I enjoyed my visit!

I've been wanting to go to a cat cafe since last year, and finally saw an ad for this place on Instagram. I got the Friday ticket with a choice for alcoholic beverage. The cafe has two floors and 6-7 cats when I went. All of the cats are up for adoption.

I love cat cafes, but I don't really know much about the experience at this one. I popped by and the cats were super cute, but I didn't plan ahead of time and couldn't visit them. I did try the matcha latte and it was pretty good. I would be interested in coming back and visiting the cats!

loved this little cat cafe. the cats were super scared but understandable as people are constantly trying to pet them lol vibes are A+

CAT CAFE! A cafe and also a cat adoption centre. To play with the cats, its $20 an hour. Its located behind a glass mirror at the end of the cafe. Staff are just AMAZING PEOPLE! Super sweet and friendly and you can feel their love for the cats. Before entering, they will brief you on all the protocols. Everyone was wearing a mask and the place is spotless! Did not order any food as we came after dinner but the cakes on display looks amazing! If you love the cats, you can fill up an adoption form after. The staff are a wealth of knowledge if you have any questions. Cats are on rotation, once the cats are adopted, new ones up for adoption will be relocated to the cafe. If you wanna adopt or just want to play with adorable friendly cats, this is the place for you!

The cats were so cute and adorable! It was nice coming here with my girlfriend, menu has great options but can't say if they are good since I have tried them, cats on the other hand were my only real reason of coming to this cafe. Most of them were playful and others seemed tired since we reserved after their cat nap. Definitely worth coming if you want to pet soft and cute animals!

We got a vanilla latte, which was tasty, but the real star of the show is the CAT CAFE!!!!! Loved all the fur babies. It was such a nice way to play with some cats for an hour. We wanted to adopt two of them but sadly have roommates who aren't cat people. Can't wait to come back sometime soon!

My visit to the cat cafe was unfortunately far from the enjoyable experience I had anticipated. Despite notifying them in advance about our delayed arrival due to unforeseen traffic related to Hanukkah celebrations, the staff was unaccommodating and displayed rudeness. The cafe's small and cramped space didn't align with the cat cafe ambiance I had envisioned, and the absence of even a basic coffee or tea offering at the relatively high cost left me dissatisfied. Our $80 expenditure granted us a view of overstimulated cats in an overcrowded environment, causing the felines discomfort and leading them to hide and sleep for most of our visit. The overall impression was one of disappointment, with the establishment appearing more focused on profit than the well-being of both its cats and customers. I would caution others against supporting this location due to its strict policies, lack of customer service, and the overall overpricing of the experience.

Honestly this place is very overpriced for the experience. For $25 I would have expected way more. There were about 10-15 people in the room for what felt like a very small amount of cats (5/6 cats). There's also a ton of hiding places for the cats to be in so the layout doesn't make sense for interacting with them. Most of them were tucked away sleeping, not wanting to interact. The staff also cut our time short due to feeding the cats. I would think they would at least do this after our time slot was finished, especially after what we payed to enter. Wouldn't recommend.

We had been here several times before with our little kids. They apparently recently changed the policy such that kids under 8 are not allowed. However this change isn't very clearly indicated on the website or on email receipt, it's more subtly included in a way that people are much less likely to notice, especially if they have been before and aren't on the lookout for surprises. So we were turned away by the staff after making a considerable trip to get here and planning our whole day around it with the kids. So that was super annoying. It's fine if that's your policy but if you are making a change to the policy people are accustomed to you need to make that a lot clearer when people are booking tickets. A typical thing would be to have the booking option to be selected when purchasing / ticket confirmation read "Child, 8+" rather than "Child," for example.

Cute cafe with cute drinks and very nice staff. But the best part? THE CATS!! You can pay 20$ to spend an hour (don't forget to reserve in advance) with adoptable cats (mostly kittens when I went). There were around 14 cats and they were all adorable. While petting the cats I also got a chai latte, which was delicious. Overall fun and great experience for cat therapy!

I received a very angry private message from someone who clearly works at Koneko or is a friend of the woman who works there that I mentioned in my first yelp review a few months back. I said something that actually other people have said too about this particular person/service (basically she wasn't being professionally and was complaining about being tired to ppl who were visiting and just being a negative energy during my experience) nonetheless, I hope this employee finds peace. She keeps mentioning my ihop review from literally years ago that I had to wait over 45 mins for my food. It's very immature behavior but I won't take it personally. I truly do hope this person can seek therapy bc we all need the help. Ultimately, in any service industry it's of value to treat the customers well-the way the employees treats those visiting is a reflection of the business (and Yelp has been a great tool to uncover those who are unable to do so, esp for future customers too). I am one for memorable experiences, unfortunately this one was an unrequited headache. I will no longer be supporting this business or tell my friends to visit because being stalked on my yelp and virtually bullied by this employee is unwarranted and unprofessional. If it means anything to anyone the description of this woman: she's Asian, around 5'3 and has black hair.

It was great to see, pet, and play with the the cats. Very relaxing. The staff was friendly. No complaints.

Cat cafe!! The drinks here are actually so refreshing! I had the matcha strawberry drink (popular) and it was really good. Everyone comes here for the cats (obviously) but I think the drinks are underrated lol the matcha was soo good. To see the cats you need to make reservations since it gets pretty busy. Came here on a weekday around 12pm. If you are coming in as a walk in you may be able to see the cats at a later time (but it will be impossible if you are in a bigger group so make sure to reserve). However, the cat section is not extremely extravagant or cat themed or anything. It is basically just an area designated for cats. So if you are expecting cat themed everything and tons of ceiling blocks for cats to climb- you won't really find that (FYI).

My daughter is obsessed with cats!! So of course I had to take her to Koneko and I'm so glad I did. Let me begin by saying the customer service here was excellent! I made a reservation for the wrong date(of course) ‍ we were in the city only for a few days but they were so kind to honor the reservation that same day! So thank you so much for that!! You guys rock! They have three floors to pet the kitties and they are super clean, two indoor and one outdoor. The outdoor area was our favorite! The drinks are bomb too!

If you are an avid lover of furry friends and cute cats please look no further than Koneko. This cafe offers food and drinks in the outside room but inside the back is where the fun is at. There are an abundance of cute cats whom can be adopted if you fit the requirements. To see these cats, you would have to make a reservation for a timetable. Most of the time it's flexible. These cats are very cute and sociable. It is so fun to play with them and pet them. However since many of them have just came from the outside, some may not be too friendly or would sleep all day. If you would like to adopt a cat please come to visit. The workers are all nice and loving people too!

This cat cafe is any cat lovers dream!! I've been dying to come here for so long, and finally came here yesterday with my mom and sister! We didn't get to try anything from the cafe, since we had dinner plans after, but we had lots of fun playing with kitties! The cat portion has three floors. You can pet and play with all the cats for a whole hour! There is an outdoor patio and two inside floors. It was spotlessly clean. All the cats are also available for adoption through Anjellicle cat rescue. I can't wait to come back and play with more cats, and maybe even adopt one!

It is $20 pp for 1 hour at Koneko Cat Cafe. Arrived at 2pm and the cats were relatively sleepy and inactive. Book an earlier time if you are hoping for an interactive experience with the cats. It seems the cats are available for adoption but there wasn't really much information shared on the adoption process. There is somewhat enough space (3 levels) for all the cats to roam around, however most people were crowded on one floor where all the cats were resting. I didn't try any food from the cafe area but I noticed the space was pretty dirty. All in all, the experience itself was average.