By far the best cat cafe I've ever been to. Most of cat cafes have time limit and unreasonably expensive. This one is reasonable, super dainty, tidy, spacious, artistic, cozy and clean. Staff are friendly to guests and taking good care of the cats. They try to personalize by introducing or calling the names of the cats by their names, also bringing their own cute plates for each cat. I was so lucky when a Russian blue cat leapt on my shoulder. I had the same cat before so I almost cried for joy. Such an unforgettable cat cafe! Maine Coon, Norwegian Forest and Munchkin are the stars here. But they have so many cats to enjoy with. I will surely go there again when I have the chance to go to Kichijoji. VISITED: 1/3/2026

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The cats are clean and beautiful. We were amazed how many cats there are. We enjoy playing with the cats there. They have different characteristics and personalities. Food is good but make sure you check whether they serve lunch or dinner on that day because we expected to have lunch but they did not serve on that day. One staff would encourage the cats and bring them to play with customers but not all of them would. The best of this cafe is that there is no time limit. Highly recommended.

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My first visit to a cat cafe. It has a very special interior. I liked it.

I went there on weekends, the price was around 2000 yen. The place is at the third floor, the cafe area is big with good vintage and fairy tales design but it is not so hygiene for me. And It doesn’t have much choice on food and drink.

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Very cute! Be prepared to shell out 1200 yen for this primo kitty experience. Come after 7pm for a discount (I think it was 700 yen). The entrance was a little tough to find. It’s on the 3rd floor. There were tons of kitties and they were all pretty active. The employees put on a bit of a show bringing out special toys and food to get the kitties excited. No employees spoke any English but the rules and menu were available translated. Would visit again!

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