[2025 Singapore ] Travel Guide for The Cat Cafe - Bugis (Updated May)

#2024wish Nestled within a charming Bugis Street shophouse, The Cat Cafe provides an ideal setting to savor a cup of gourmet coffee in the delightful company of local feline friends. Each cat in this cozy cafe has found a loving home through adoption, making it a heartwarming space that combines the pleasure of quality coffee with the joy of sharing the moment with these adorable, adopted companions. The Cat Cafe at Bugis is not just a coffee destination; it's a unique and compassionate experience, where the warmth of freshly brewed coffee is complemented by the purrs and playful antics of the resident cats.

#favouriteitinerary Nestled on the third floor of a shophouse in Bugis Village, The Cat Café is a tranquil escape for cat lovers. This cozy spot is home to 15 rescued cats, ranging from playful young ones to senior felines with a relaxed demeanor. Unlike its Rail Mall branch, where the younger and more energetic cats reside, the Bugis outlet offers a more peaceful atmosphere. The resident cats here, aged between 8 and 15 years, are generally calm, making it a great place to unwind and enjoy their quiet company. Admission covers a two-hour visit and includes a complimentary soft drink. Seating options vary—you can opt for standard tables or settle on the floor with low tables for a more casual setting. The café is busiest on weekends, and since cats tend to nap during the day, visiting in the late afternoon increases your chances of seeing them more active. If you time it right, you might even witness their feeding session, when all the cats gather for their meal. Since the café is located on the third floor without an elevator, be prepared for a short climb. The nearest parking is at Bugis+ and Bugis Junction, with Bugis MRT Station just a short walk away. For a quiet afternoon in the company of affectionate felines, this is the perfect hideaway. #myitinerary #thingstodo #afternoonteatime #singaporetrip

This is a non-profit "Cat Museum". It is completely non-profit and the ticket prices are used entirely to take care of these stray cats. The volunteers also take very good care of them. These cats really deserve everyone's attention and help!

cute cats! the cats are a bit older but definitely very lovable. not as energetic as I would hope, probably the railway mall outlet would feature younger more energetic cats. but still love the experience overall. the price was reasonable approximately 20 for 2 hours. it came with a free cup of drink. i went with my partner and both me and my partner thoroughly enjoyed it. if we have the chance we will definitely visit the other outlet. however as I am a dog lover, maybe next time Ill look for dog cafe instead.however there is only one dog cafe in sg and its not very well maintained. if you have the chance definitely visit cafe neko no niwa