Cat Cafe Mocha /Ikebukuro West Store — Restaurant in Tokyo

I don't have a vice, but if I had to choose one, I'd spend my money at Mocha Cat Cafe.

Mocha is super cute, and best of all, super clean. It's well designed for both cats, and humans to sit around in leisure. There are outlets for your laptop, and even unlimited soft drinks, and tea for a flat fee!

Mocha charges per ten minutes, or per hour. It probably even has a daily special, but I don't know who has that kind of money.

It's great if you desire feline company (or any company), but can't own a cat yourself. It's also a novelty for tourists, and foreign friends!

The cats are mellow. Sometimes, they'll fight with each other, but that's about it. You can pet them, and sometimes, they'll sit on your lap. Some are curious, and some would rather watch you from afar.

Mocha provides cat toys for you to play with the cats, and you can pay for treats to feed them, too!

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It was my first time going to a cat cafe and I wished i would have a great time with the cats but no. The interior was very decorative and nice. But my experience was not a good one,

All of the cats do not like to be pet, if you pet them their spines will bent downward and shiver and then they will scurry away. People love to scare the cats too, as i was very still taking pictures of one of the cats, another customer stomped her feet and went super close next to me, i was really uncomfortable with her breathing on my neck trying to take a pic of the cat and then when i looked back the cats was gone because it was scared off. Its not a cafe, you get drinks from a VENDING MACHINE, not freshly made.

The pricing is so expensive , if you stay a minute over your time they will charge you double :) its just a huge scam, do not fall for it unless you have the money or...

Cat cafe Mocha was a lovely experience to meet the store's 18 cats. I was sceptical in going to an animal cafe as I am worried they are not well treated, but fortunately these animals seem to be beautifully pampered and given ample space to move around, and I didn't notice any sign of distress or discomfort from the cats. Actually, one thing that I think is an unfortunate consequence of this cat cafe is that many of the cats are not particularly interested in being cuddled or touched, unlike a cat island or your own pet cat. So going to this cafe is more about the atmosphere of drinking coffee or tea surrounded by cute cats, rather than stroking a cat yourself. If that's your cup of tea, then I highly...