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Dogs, cats, and other pets help us reduce stress and improve our mood. Cafes in Bangkok, Thailand, quickly grasped this customer sentiment and launched pet cafes after the pandemic. These are places where you can enjoy coffee while taking selfies and playing with adorable four-legged friends.
This summer, if you're planning a trip to Bangkok, Thailand, you can't miss the pet cafes!TravelliveThe following introduction follows:
Dog In Town
The dogs were named after the trams in Bangkok.
Dog In Town is a dog cafe featuring various breeds of dogs. Customers can play with these adorable four-legged friends inside the cafe or on the spacious lawn outside. Another unique feature is that the dogs are named after Bangkok's subway stations. This helps you remember their names and familiarize yourself with the Thai transportation network.
The cafe is open daily from 11 am to 8 pm. The entrance fee is 350 THB per person (approximately 230,000 VND), which includes a free drink such as coffee or a mango smoothie. Children under two years old enter free.
Location: 16/1 Ekkamai 6, Sukhumvit Road, Khlong Tan Nuea, Wattana
TrueLove at Neverland
A family takes a photo with the cafe's pet staff.
TrueLove at Neverland is the world's first Siberian husky dog cafe. Customers have the chance to be "servants" to over 15 dogs of various colors and sizes. For just 350 THB, you'll get a drink from the menu, a cute water bottle, and unlimited playtime with these goofy, energetic huskies.
The cafe is open from Monday to Sunday. Customers are seated in turns, once every hour.
Location: 153 Soi Ari Samphan 2, Samsen Nai, Phaya Thai
Corgi in the Garden
How can we tell them apart?
Corgi in the Garden is a cafe dedicated to Corgi dogs. It's a paradise for young people who can't resist the cuteness of these "walking bread" dogs. The Corgis look almost identical, but don't worry about not being able to tell them apart. All the "heavy-bottomed" dogs wear their namesake bandanas.
Come visit the adorable dogs from Tuesday to Sunday, 11 am to 6 pm. The fee is 250 THB per person (approximately 160,000 VND), and includes a free drink from their menu, such as tea or iced coffee.
Location: 338/1 Kallapaphruek Road Bang Wa, Phasicharoen
Little Zoo Café
The dogs and cats at Little Zoo Cafe are also very unique.
Little Zoo Café is the most unique pet café in Bangkok. It's home not only to dogs and cats, but also to other animals like foxes, pigs, macaws, raccoons, and more. True to its name, visiting the café feels like stepping into a zoo.
This small zoo in Bangkok is open daily from 11 am to 8 pm. Unlike typical pet cafes, customers are required to purchase a pair of socks before entering to ensure cleanliness.
Location: 424/7 Siam Square, Rama I Rd, Pathum Wan District
You won't find raccoons at every cafe.
