It was the weekend andI have been promising my daugthers that I will be bringing them to a cat cafe during the weekends. There were multiple cat cafe in Kuala Lumpur ranging from a premium to a lower cost cat cafe. We don't usually went to the premium cat cafe, because the entrace fee would cost us a bomnb. Our usual cat cafe would be the Sri Talam Cat Cafe. However, for this trip I was thinking to try another cat cafe.
After some googling, I found out one cat cafe that can be consider near to my housing area. The cat cafe is called as Purradise. Based on the google maps, the Purradise cat cafe is located in TTDI which is only 20 minutes away from my house. I told my daugthers, and they were ok with it.
We went out from the house at 2 pm, and thankfully the traffic was smooth. We arrived at the cat cafe exactly at 2.20 pm. However, the typical scenery in TTDI, finding a parking can be quite challenging, especially during the weekend. But it was our luck that when we arrived , I am able to right away find a parking spot. The parking spot was not far from the cat cafe. It is just a one minute walk from the car park to the cat cafe main entrance. The cat cafe located at the second floor of the shoplot.
At the time we arrived, we were the first customer. There were no one else inside the cat cafe. That means, my daughters can play with the all the cats by themself. Entrance fee to the cat cafe is priced at MYR21 per head per hour. After an hour, the customer will be charged MYR5 for every 15 minutes. The only best thing is, the entrance fee is inclusive of one hot or cold drinks. The choices of drinks are such as chocolate, tea, coffee, and smoothies.
Half an hour later, the cat cafe has become crowded. Suddenly there were a number of customer coming in. Most of them are family with young kids. Exactly one hour later, we went out of the cat cafe and looked for lunch. Overall it is a good experience at the cat cafe. Some cats were friendly and some were fierce. I was even scratched by one.
Rosmadi Razali