Purrfect Cat Cafe

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you can imagine that this cafe is can dine in.we going a trip and found out this cafe,we went inside it is totally wow~~~that is a creamy ,delicious slice of cake and refreshing drink at there with surrounded by lovely cat at here but even you like dog more than cat but when you saw the cat at there you will definitely wont be hate the cat anymore ,because the cat at here is totally cute and soft wont be you see at outside .it is totally different from outside cat. continue reading

Purrfect Cat Cafe, the first cat cafe in Penang, is located at Muntri Street and situated next to Camera Museum. Although I'm not a cat person, but it is okay to visit a cat cafe. Some of the cute cat murals that you can find at the cafe facade. "All are welcome but no doggies allow".Purrfect Cat Cafe sells cat related merchandizes at the ground floor. All the things are cat-related, such as tees, keychains, postcards, hats, mugs, bags, pillows, soft toys, etc.Unique cat-themed wall design and decorations at the ground floor. Full of post-it sticky notes.On the other hands, the second floor (the upstairs) is divided into two separate zones, the cat zones and the cafe area that is cat-free. You will be briefed on house rules and you have to wash and sanitize your hands before you can take off your shoes and heading on upstairs.Even the floor carpet is in the shape of cat.There are around nine simple house rules to follow. Do not break the rules or you will be fined. RM 100.Foods and drinks are allowed inside the cat zone, but you cannot feed the cats with any sort of foods. Inside the cat zone, you are also free to interact with all the cats, but you cannot carry them around. At present, they have a total of 8 cats in the cat society: Orange, Marble, Molly, Snowy, Nala, Teddy, Leo and Bear.Not sure if these are Leo, Marble or Molly?Okay, this one I can confirm it is Bear with unique dark grey fur.Teddy. Laying comfortably on the orange foldable chair. Too adorable, too furry and the kimono can only cover half of its body. I can't resist to take many photos of it although it don't really bother me -.-Orange. Super cute and chubby too. Snowy, the mascot for the cafe, also the first cat to reside in the cafe. It has a special pair of David Bowie-mismatched eyes. Oops, this is just a toy cat. Now let's move to the cat-free cafe area. Full of cat-related decorations. Seats are quite limited with cute cat cushions.And we were lucky enough to be served to sit at this awesome and comfortable corner. Purrfect Cat Cafe serves only simple food and drink. Coffee, teas, cold drinks, small selection of pastries and cakes. During our visit, we did not order any food and drink from the menu. We were here to spend our purchased deal from Groupon, a high tea set which includes a slice of cake or one pastry and two glasses of fruit champagne.Oreo mille crepe (RM 11.90 value). Not an impressive one. Lacks of oreo taste. But a thumb up to the food presentation.In overall, we still spent a good time in Purrfect Cat Cafe although both the mille crepe and fruit champagne weren't up to the expectation. An exciting experience and this is my first time interacting with so many cats. To play with a cat seems simple at first glance, but in fact it is a bit difficult and I failed to spark their interest to play with me. #sweatBow before your queen. If not you will knock your head. Have a nice day! continue reading

Me and my BFF went from one coffee cafe/bistro to another at 3 pm in the afternoon around the whole Georgetown but most seemed to be closed on the third day of CNY. So in the end we decided to try Muntri Lane. We were supposed to go to Muntri cafe but since our car was cruising along this road, my sharp foodie eyes spotted a creative name called "Purrffect...." so I decided to check it out. The downstairs turned out to be a shop selling every item about cats! The best part is when we found out that there is a cat cafe hidden upstairs for real! The sweet and friendly Indian cashier told us all we needed to do was spend at least RM 18 per person in order to play with the cats at the samee time. Although I was not a fan of cats, in fact, I hated them, my BFF said why don't we give it a try. So we did! We ended up spending 2 hours there engrossed with playing with the 7 persian and foreign bred cats in the middle of our food. They only serve simple cakes and also coffee and tea. We ordered a Fruit Tea for RM 15.90 which was so tasty and fragrant and served in a cute little cat shaped teapot. The almond cake which cost RM 12.90 was very worth it because it came in two pieces. At first I was hesitant to order it because the portion was too small and I thought it would be just served in a piece. The cake was so full of almonds and very rich and thin. The Mushroom Quiche (RM 12.90) was quite delicious and they actually made it really hot and tasty. Playing with the cats was a great past time. And the best part is no worries about bathing them! continue reading