Purrista PJ Cat cafe

Love the cats! they are so lovely and friendly. the staff does a great job of watching the cats to keep them from distracting me from my food 😂❤️However, I would still prefer it if the cats weren't allowed to sit right around the food and drink serving areas to keep away their fur on it.

Some in-house cats are friendly but i understand they have different personalities. Price: Not cheap, average cafe price. Parking & Transport: Nearby to a station. For car parking, there’s always available spot. Be mindful for full parking during peak hours. Bcos when i left during lunch hour, so many cars. Location wise: Good, not sketchy so it is safe for female visitors to come alone or small group. What you need to know: • you cannot disturb the sleeping kitties • can touch but no lifting the cats into your arm • kids can enter

​This place is a must-visit if you’re looking for a therapeutic escape. They have so many different breeds of cats, and every single one is adorable and well-behaved. It’s the perfect spot to spend a lazy afternoon sipping on a drink and petting cats to forget all your stress. The cafe offers a selection of coffee, tea, and other beverages, along with delicious desserts, cakes, and main courses. You can also buy treats to feed the cats, which is a fun way to interact with them.

Most cats are Main Coons, sphinx & Siamese. Average about 1 yo to 3months. Clean n well kept n all owned by owner. They only require you to buy 1 item. So very reasonable n no limitation on stay time. Thanks heaps👍for that. Had lots of fun but I had to leave after 45mins as I'm actually allergic to cats but used to have 3 cats & love cats.

Came here with my girlfriend and we are pleasantly happy with our visit and both agree that it was the best 3 hours of our month hahaha The main attraction which are the cats are very fluffy and indeed very lovable. There's plenty of diverse breeds as well as personalities so you can get your fill of cats here. A lot of them are very aloof but there are a few cats that are very manja and will come lay on your lap (Anggun and Picci are two of my most favorite ones). The cats are well groomed and seem to be very well taken care of, but at the time of our visit some of them seem to have the sniffles. The food is (imo) a bit expensive for what they are, but they don't charge an entrance fee like other cat cafes so I suppose they need some sort of way to offset the expenses for the cats which is very understandable. The prices are expensive but not exorbitantly expensive. Staff were very friendly and the owner especially was very friendly and very obviously a cat lover. When asked she will tell how she found each of the furry ones and what their personality is like Interior of the cafe was a pretty mix bag, there isn't really a theme to it other than it's a cat cafe. There is a very noticable "hancing" smell throughout the cafe during our visit that would indicate some sort of peeing problem among the cats. This is the only thing that made me dislike the cafe a bit, as it is very pronounced. As a cat owner myself I am somewhat used to the smell but others would probably be off-put by that Will still be coming back again in the future to see my darlings Picci and Anggun 🫶🫶🫶