Geisha Cat Cafe

“Well worth a visit! The cats are all very friendly, especially the maine coones who desperately, desperately desired treaties and could get a little aggressive about them! I visited for about 3 hours? A little munchkin sphinx decided to sit on me for the majority of the time and then her friend joined and sat on top of her but she didn't seem to mind at all. A large white maine coone also came up and sat on me and ruined my pristine black pants with all her fur! But who cares? I got to sit with cats for 3 hours after months without cats! So it's a win-win-win in my book! One quibble - I don't think it needed to be QUITE so warm in the cat room. They're covered in fur, after all!”

“Went here on a rainy day. Its quite far from the old quarter so you’d have to grab/taxi to geisha cafe to be able to visit. Theres not much establishments or restaurants nearby to go afterward hence going here just for the cats. The place is pleasing and had A LOT of cats compared to the other cat cafes around the metro. Theyre mostly cats with breed and only a few strays. When you enter, they charge 79k on weekdays and 99k on weekends per entry of guests. Their drinks were also quite pricey but tasted decent. We were asked to visit the 2nd floor — as seen in the pictures as the 3rd floor ( with more active cats ) being closed as there were not much guests ( we were only 3 in the second floor in total. ) the room was heated with a heater AC hence it was quite warm. Most of the cats were sleeping ( we went in the afternoon of 1PM. ) The devon rex and the sphynx cat were very friendly and always wanted to sleep in our laps. It was cute. Other cats were minding their own business and werent as active or friendly. They dont mind being petted though and had no signs of biting which was okay. Took a peek at the 3rd floor and the cats wanted attention / go out. I hope theyd let us in to a room of active cats than a room filled with cats wanting to sleep. To the owner side, i hope you guys would also continue to treat the cats. Some had bald spots and mites on their ears and some needed a change of cleaner clothes as the room smelled like pee. ( minor issues ) though the caretakers were also applying some medicine. Overall, i still believe that this cafe is worth the visit and hope these cats will continue to receive the love they deserve.”

“A lovely visit with some beautiful cats. Loved the ginger mancoon the most. Friendly and love to play.”

“The main reason for my 2 star review is the poor hygiene practices. The staff are nice, cats are mostly friendly, and the drinks are fine, but the place has some hygienic issues. I think the main problem is there are too many cats and they are stressed out, because they frequently pee on the floors and walls instead of using a litter box and the poor staff have to clean up after them all the time (I didn’t see any litter boxes though so maybe the staff intend for this?). This is called “spraying” and it’s a stress sign for cats. The place smells so strongly of cat pee or ammonia that I have to wear a mask just to bear the smell because it is so irritating for your nose and lungs. If you sit in the wrong place your clothing and bags will come out smelling like cat pee. The walls are all visibly stained due to the cat pee. I can’t support the place anymore until they make it more clean. My girlfriend and I went here twice but we won’t come back anymore because it’s not clean. There are plenty of cat cafes that manage differently and do not have this problem. Please take more care to keep the place clean.”

“Was a lovely little cafe 😊 Kitties were playful, the latte was lovely and staff very friendly. Upstairs smelled a lot so we moved to the second floor ... so many main coons, Ragdolls, Scottish folds, Bengals and more. They have a very cute shop surrounded all about cats. Can't wait to go back 💖”