Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia｜Seri Talam Cat Cafe

Very cute!! So many cats and such a welcoming experience! Staff are friendly but only speak Malay. Even so, they were nice and polite to show me around 😁 The cats are adoptable and so adorable! They are super cuddly and so cute! However, one of the calico cat fights/yowls at the other cats, you will know it when you see it. He calms down after a while, but other than that it was a lovely experience!

Calling out all cat lovers here. Here is some bits of my experience at this cafe: - Please don't get confused as the cafe itself do not have cats around. The cafe serve purely food. If you want to see the cats, you need to inform the cafe staff and they will show you the way to the showroom. It is actually next to the cafe and you need to get a lift to level 3 (above the cafe). - The food was nice. My daughter tried red velvet cake and nasi tomato, and I got myself a mee bakso. We came during lunch time around 1pm. They don't provide freshly cooked dish at that time and those we had were ready-made. Still the taste was nice. Their specialty is kueh talam and other kueh also available. - After we finished the lunch, we went straight to the cat's showroom. It is basically more to a shelter. They have more than HUNDRED CATS! The place was quite clean. They have rooms to separate some cats. We can see some cats are healthy and cute but some are still under treatment. Various breeds from persian, scottish fold, LDH, SDH and the one and only a very old Maincoon. The ticket is RM10 per person. My kids really enjoyed their time there and begging me to stay longer. - Overall we were so happy and hope to come again in the future insha Allah.

Highly recommended. It's more of a separate cat shelter upstairs and a local Malay cafe/restaurant downstairs. You can visit the shelter above via appointment only: RM10 for 1 hour. There were more than 60 cats in a large room to spend time with, but more than 100 currently at the shelter. They were all very friendly and well-behaved. The owners were friendly and informative. There are cat treats you can give them (creamy stuff in sachets) but they will be all over you with affection without the treats. The cafe downstairs has traditional malay sweets and snacks that were very nice. Well run and clean - would love to go back again soon!