Cat 'n' A Cup Cat Cafe

When traveling to Chiang Rai, Thailand, you can go to this cat-themed cafe, order a cup of coffee and a cake, sit on the floor eating cake and drinking coffee, and let a group of cute cats accompany you and take photos together. , you can also go to the front desk to buy some cat food to feed these cute cats. CAT 'n' A CUP Cat Cafe 596/7 Phaholyothin Rd, Tambon Wiang, เมือง Chiang Rai 57000 Chiang Rai, Thailand 596 Chiang Rai 57000Thailand

There were a lot of people and we had to wait in line. Because my child really liked the cats inside, I asked the clerk to let me take him in to see them for a while, and the clerk agreed. Although I didn't spend money in the coffee shop, the attitude was very good. I must recommend it! There are so many cats inside, all very beautiful, and not afraid of strangers at all.

This is a very unique cafe in Chiang Rai, northern Thailand, near the Chiang Rai Night Market and the city's long-distance bus station. There are Western snacks and coffee here, and what's special is that there are many free-roaming famous cats in the store. I guess only cat lovers will patronize this cafe.

When you come to Chiang Rai, you must visit the night market. You may bargain with them when buying clothes, but you should negotiate when the price is right. Don't say that you don't want to buy it anymore because the price is right. This is very disrespectful. There is a cat-themed cafe in Chiang Rai Night Market. Cat'n'a Cup is full of cats. Customers can go in by ordering a drink or coffee. The price is not expensive. Looking at them, it's really cute. While teasing them, I eat drinks, and there are scattered passers-by outside the window. Because of these elves, this night has become more beautiful. To be quiet and happy, you don't necessarily have to stay away from the city, hide in the mountains, and refuse to eat fireworks. Instead, you have to face the various social situations and the hustle and bustle of the world, and be able to see the roots and keep your heart. Don't look down on others when you are proud, and don't look down on yourself when you are frustrated.