Roof Cat Me — Restaurant in Seoul

Visited this charming cat cafe in Korea, and I'm compelled to share the experience. First off, the cleanliness is unparalleled, creating a serene environment for both feline friends and visitors. The locale is convenient, accompanied by an endearing little shop. The stars of the place, the cats—ranging from Scottish folds to Persians—are the epitome of well-behaved cuteness.

Talking about comfortable there are tons of beanbag chairs, and areas to lounging sit by a electric fireplace. Lounge around the fountain or sit on the floor.

Every corner of the decor is meticulously crafted, invoking a 'kawaii' vibe that warms the heart. The facility's beauty is matched by the staff's hospitality, whose wonderful service enhances the visit. Observing the cats in their hotel-like habitats is pure entertainment, especially with the addition of a whimsical giant fountain.

I’ve been to a lot of cat café, and this is easily the cleanest, most comfortable with the healthiest happiest looking kitties around. I am glad the staff convinced me to stick around for feeding time!

To top it all off, complimentary beverages—including milk tea, coffee, and grapefruit soda, available both iced and hot—are a delightful treat. If you're a cat lover or just looking for a unique and soothing experience, this cafe is a must-visit. Five stars for an exceptional escape into a feline fantasy!

If you were worried about getting hair on you, they also have Cat rollers and stuff! All softs of stuff to freshen up. You slip into slippers no street shoes! Handwashing stations to keep kitties healthy! 🥰 100%...

Amazing decor but even more amazing is how clear the employees love their cats! They have great practices in place to ensure they are safe and healthy (and you too), including hand washing before and after you enter the cat area, as well as wearing slippers so you don't track outdoor nasties into their clean home. There are so many areas for the cats to rest or hide if they're not feeling sociable that day. We also love that one of the rules is to not pet or disturb a sleeping cat. They have a great system for feeding their cats a small treat, ensuring that your group only gets one tube of cat food and only those with a collar can eat (this one no one cat is overfed). This collar system is also colored to let you know which are super friendly (orange) and which are sometimes a little assertive or aggressive (red) when it comes to getting their food treat! There are also toys you can use to try and entice a cat to play with you.

No food options, but the drink bar is fun and has good options. I enjoyed a nice cocoa and my husband a mocha. Super cute...

So this isn't a cafe with human food like you might see in some places with cats roaming, it's just a place to go see cats in an underground space that looks like rooftops. You can get drinks for no extra cost at a drinks machine inside.

There was 1 cat that was snuggling up with people in a blanket but maybe when we arrived around 2 or 3pm they were all tired and antisocial.

Most of the cats didn't seem to want to be touched, and they also looked kind of spaced out, which makes sense as cats are generally not that friendly to strangers so they may need to give them something to relax.

There was 1 cat that was snuggling up with people in a blanket but maybe when we arrived around 2 or 3pm they were all tired and antisocial.

It cost more than my lunch and was fairly underwhelming, to be honest. I'd say you should only go if you're absolutely desperate to see a few cats...