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| - Did you just say another cat cafe??? Anything cat and I'm there. My friend introduced and recommended me to this place after she visited a couple of times before. It's run by a mother and daughter team of Koreans. How it works is that you buy any drink ($3+) and you can interact with the cats. They have about 6 cats at various ages, and unlike TOT, they own the cats, which is a very interesting take. I would never let random strangers play with my cats, but, here you go. LOL. They both care about their animals a lot and they love them back as well. To anyone docking off points because they're not adoptable, why is that even an issue? They can choose whatever they'd like to do and the business model they like.
Drink was alright quality, but I'm here for the cats. They each had their own personality and were a lot of fun. I feel like the owners really need to sort out their rules and what they expect from their customers. I read some of the reviews, and they're saying restrictions that weren't imposed on us, and I think it's just because it's a learning process and depending on the situation. There's definitely room for improvement to perfect their business. They also sell little Asian gadgets and pet clothing on the side, but it was quite expensive for my tastes.
Unfortunately this cat cafe is very far from me, but if I was in the area I would definitely swing by to play with the kittens and the magnificent but grumpy Maine Coone. :) They are a rather new business and juggling animals, opinionated customers, and business together can be a nightmare and I would give them some slack.
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