Owl Cafe Quill — Restaurant in Osaka

I feel conflicted about my owl cafe experience. They staff were wonderful, kind and did everything to keep the space clean, and minimise the number of people in the space so the owls didn’t get overwhelmed. They were all very knowledgeable about the owls. There were many owls of many different species. All very majestic looking and well cared for. I was in awe of them. However what didn’t sit right was the space. It felt so tiny, and I worried the owls did not have enough perching areas and vertical options. They didn’t have much space to fly. The owls particularly “Ruby” were very active and I think they would be more comfortable and less stressed in a bigger space where they can fly further and have more options to be up high. I think if this was addressed it would improve things a lot. Overall I had a good experience, because I was just so impressed with the owls and how beautiful they are (especially Ruby), although I left early because I felt uncomfortable for the owls in the...

Unique unforgettable experience! Highly recommended if you love interactive activity with an owl. Admission is ¥1,850 and it comes with petting different kinds of owl, a drink, and putting owl of your choice on your arms to pet. Video and photo is okay without a flash. Owl can be pet in the head and some can be pet on the chest. They are well behaved but some of them might give love bites. The staff is very friendly and will guide you through on how to pet the owls. You can freely pet the owls during your stay at anytime. The sitting area can be very small, you can store your bag underneath the table inside the basket. They can also keep luggage on the first floor if you are visiting with a luggage. I believe there's a 1 hour time limit. Have fun and take a bunch of photos. Owls are a fascinating, exquisitely beautiful creature. There's about 10 different owls...

We have only been to cat cafés, so when we arrived to Quill, I was a expecting something similar...

Instead, we had to go upstairs to a smallish room with no AC.

There were tables and plastic chairs, but it did not feel like a "café".

Ok, we went there for the owls, everything else was secondary.

The kids thought it was fun, scary and exiting to able to pet the owls.

They had several, and they were beautiful. The space for them seemed small tho. I really hope that they take them to other places where they can spread their wings...

It costs 1500 Yen for adults. One drink is included and they also give you a ticket for requesting some owl...