Unique pet cafes in Malaysia
It’s not every day that we get to enjoy lattes and savour pastries while in the company of floofballs and farm animals. The neighbourhood cafes that we haunt typically comprise of aesthetic interiors and good food. While we’re not complaining, these unique pet cafes in Malaysia we listed below are packed with fluffy, scaly, and crawly companions that’ll make your cafe excursions a whole lot more interesting – we’re talking dining with alpacas, goats, and exotic birds.
Read on to find out more about these spots.
Table of Contents
- Unique pet cafes in Malaysia
- 1. Furrito Haus Cafe, Seri Kembangan – cuddle up with a friendly alpaca, Snowy
- 2. Callduck Coffee Shop, Ipoh – a duck-themed cafe with actual ducks
- 3. Fangs by Dekori, Subang Jaya – get up-close with snakes
- 4. Luckbros Kopi, Petaling Jaya – aesthetic cafe with a petting zoo
- 5. Hornbill Restaurant & Cafe, KL – dine with exotic hornbills
- 6. Corgi’s Talk Cafe, Johor Bahru – 10 fluffy corgis to cuddle
- 7. The Noah, Kota Kinabalu – exotic pet cafe that serves local delights
- Unique pet cafes around Malaysia
1. Furrito Haus Cafe, Seri Kembangan – cuddle up with a friendly alpaca, Snowy
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Located in Seri Kembangan, Selangor, Furrito Haus Cafe is a beloved spot among pet lovers thanks to its star: Snowy, a fluffy alpaca that roams the cafe freely. According to the cafe’s owner, Snowy hails from Australia and is treated like her son. But the alpaca isn’t their only baby – the cafe is also home to other furry and scaly pets such as hedgehogs, chinchillas, snakes, meerkats, two giant poodles and even a skunk named Scooby.
Image adapted from: Furrito Haus Cafe & Pet Mart via Facebook
As for food, the cafe serves Western and Asian cuisines. Their signature dish is the HK Series Spicy Claypot Chicken (RM18.90) with well-spiced tender meat. Another highlight is the traditional Curry Noodles (RM17.90) and their lunch sets that are available from Mondays to Fridays, between 11am and 3pm.
If you are in the mood for something sweet, you can try their melt-in-your-mouth Chocolate Waffle with Ice Cream (RM21.90) or their simple yet classic Waffle with Butter and Maple Syrup (RM15.90) that is also a must-try.
Image adapted from: Furrito Haus Cafe & Pet Mart via Facebook
In addition to serving up delicious food and light bites, Furrito Haus Cafe also operates as a pet mart, offering a variety of pet supplies. Whether you’re looking to spoil your pet with new toys or need some essentials like pet food and grooming products, they’ve got you covered.
Address: 27, Jalan Equine 10, Taman Equine, 43300 Seri Kembangan, Selangor
Opening hours: 11am-9:30pm, Daily
Contact: 012-367 5499 | Furrito Haus Cafe & Pet Mart’s Instagram
2. Callduck Coffee Shop, Ipoh – a duck-themed cafe with actual ducks
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Quack open a good book and enjoy a cup of joe at Callduck Coffee Shop in Ipoh. With friendly ducks waddling around, the cafe is the perfect place for you to level-up your Instagram posts – imagine a photo of you cuddling a duck on your feed.
The cafe even has a dedicated photo spot with duck plushies for pet-loving patrons to snap pics with the adorable creatures at.
Image adapted: Callduck Coffee Shop via Facebook
In addition to actual ducks, the cafe serves adorable duck-themed delicacies such as cakes fashioned like eggs and ducks, as well as delicious croissants, tea and coffee that are all perfect for a tea-time snack. Their specialities are Banana Berries Smoothie (RM14.80), Moccachino (RM11.80), Cheesesticks (RM22.80) and Marshmallow Chocolate Croissant (RM11.80).
Image adapted from: @callduckipoh via Instagram
Address: 33, Persiaran Bandar Baru Tambun 16, Bandar Baru Tambun, 31400, Ipoh, Perak
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 11am-6pm (Closed on Mondays)
Contact: Callduck’s Instagram
3. Fangs by Dekori, Subang Jaya – get up-close with snakes
If you’re into cold-blooded companions or creepy-crawly animals, Fangs by Dekori should be on your radar. Here, you can get up close and personal with a variety of reptiles while savouring your desserts. And those daring enough can get the chance to hold these reptiles in your bare hands, with proper instructions from the staff.
Fangs has a more nature-inspired decor than other Dekori locations, but the cuisine is the same, with the exception of Dekori’s specialty dishes that include waffles and taro balls. Nonetheless, Dekori offers two varieties of desserts. Their signature bites are Chocoreo (from RM12) and Chocolate Salted Caramel Waffle (RM14.50).
Address: 3A-A, Nadayu 28 Dagang, Jalan PJS 11/7, Bandar Sunway, 47620 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Opening hours: 12pm-12am, Daily
Contact: 018-288 7519 | Fangs by Dekori’s Instagram
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4. Luckbros Kopi, Petaling Jaya – aesthetic cafe with a petting zoo
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Luckbros Kopi is a cafe with more than just your regular cafe-friendly pups and felines – they have a petting zoo that houses farm animals such as goats and ponies. The cafe’s branch in Kota Damansara is their third outlet and where you’ll find the mini zoo, following their maiden branch at Petaling Street and their KLIA branch.
To explore the petting zoo, there’s a small entry fee of RM10. Getting up close with the ponies or reptiles might be a wild ride, but don’t worry – they are as friendly as their baristas.
Image adapted: @luckbrosmy via Instagram
Once you’re done meeting and snapping pics with the animals, head inside the aesthetic cafe, which boasts a cosy and inviting atmosphere. They serve various kinds of food including local delicacies, Western food, appetisers, and desserts, as well as shellout-style dining from 5pm onwards. All outlets maintain the same menu, and they are pork-free. Their signature dishes are Nasi Lemak Sambal Udang (RM16.90), Salted Egg Chicken Chop Rice (RM15.80), and Cendol (RM6.90).
Image adapted from: @shinpson611 via Instagram
Address: 2a-H, Pus Teknologi Sunsuria Jalan Teknologi Taman Sains Selangor 1, Pju 5, Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Opening hours: 10am-6pm, Daily
Contact: 012-610 8856 | Luckbros Kopi’s Instagram
5. Hornbill Restaurant & Cafe, KL – dine with exotic hornbills
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At Hornbill Restaurant & Cafe, you can enjoy your meal while gazing at majestic hornbills in their natural lush greenery environment. The cafe is tucked inside in the dense rainforest of KL Bird Park, with an alfresco dining area made up of an expansive open verandah overlooking the treetops. Various birds of prey often perch upon the railings, just next to the dining tables – patrons can look forward to getting a visit from the likes of the Rhinoceros Hornbill and more.
Image adapted from: @shollc30 via Instagram
As for food, the restaurant offers Malaysian, Italian, and Thai cuisines. If you are vegan, they also offer vegetarian food as well. Although their food is on the pricier side, their portion serving is enough to fill your tummy.
Image adapted: @diana_hiyden via Instagram
Address: Perdana Botanical Garden, KL Bird Park, 920, Jalan Cenderawasih, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Opening hours: 10am-6pm, Daily
Contact: 03-2693 8086
6. Corgi’s Talk Cafe, Johor Bahru – 10 fluffy corgis to cuddle
Image credit: Corgi’s Talk Cafe via Facebook
Corgi’s Talk Cafe is a luxurious paradise for corgis, tucked away in a cosy area of Eco Botanic in Johor Bahru. It is most definitely difficult to miss if you are in the area. These floofballs have their own wide area to run around in, and there’s even a small stage with steps for photo ops with them.
You shouldn’t worry about feeling left out because one of the ten or more corgis, along with their resident husky, will undoubtedly be cuddling up to you while they search for some treats.
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You can choose from a variety of complimentary drinks with entry fees starting at RM26 for adults and RM18 for children – their sparkling beverages include flavours such as mango, peach, orange, grape, and grapefruit. But the Happy Package (RM38) is unquestionably the one you should get if you want to really experience the cafe and the corgis. You can get a main course and a drink, as well as playtime with the corgis on the second floor.
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On a side note, each entry ticket guarantees a 60-minute session on the weekends and 90 minutes on weekdays – so opt for the latter, that way you can maximise the amount of quality time you plan to have with the corgis.
Address: 31A, Jalan Eko Botani 3/4, Taman Eko Botani, Iskandar Puteri, 79100 Johor Bahru, Johor
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 11am-7pm (Closed on Mondays)
Contact: Corgi’s Talk Cafe Instagram
7. The Noah, Kota Kinabalu – exotic pet cafe that serves local delights
Image adapted from: @thenoah_kk via Instagram
A cafe with a cause, The Noah is a sanctuary for rescued animals. Here, you can enjoy a cup of coffee while learning about the importance of animal welfare. It’s a heartwarming experience that’ll make your coffee taste even better.
This spot was set up as a small educational sanctuary for local children to have the opportunity to come visit and learn about exotic animals. Patrons are welcomed to pet, snuggle, feed, and spend time with exotic animals too. Some of the popular pets here include prairie dogs, meerkats, and two raccoons adorably called Coco and Melon.
To avoid overwhelming the animals, you’ll have to make a reservation for a specified time slot before your visit. There are 10 sessions per day, every 30 minutes from opening till closing. To make a reservation, you can send them a DM on their social media, and filling up details for the date and session preferred, as well as the number of people in your group, name, and phone.
Image credit: @markbabapets via Instagram
If you’re looking to spend even more time with animals, there are farm animals such as horses, peacocks, turkeys, and goats residing at Mark Baba Pets Farm & Exotic, a nearby petting zoo that’s operated by the same owner behind The Noah.
Image credit: @makanmakankotakinabalu via Instagram
As for food, The Noah has teamed up with noodle specialists, Sada Sogigisom, to serve their signatures including fish noodles (from RM16) with 10 different types of soup options. Their popular soups worth trying are tom yam, creamy pumpkin, and salted vegetable with white tofu soup.
Address: Ramayah Hub, 89500 Penampang, Sabah
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 11am-6pm (Closed on Mondays)
Contact: 012-579 8223 | The Noah’s Instagram
Unique pet cafes around Malaysia
From a fluffy alpaca to crawly snakes and cute ducks, these pet cafes in Malaysia offer more than just coffee. They provide a one-of-a-kind experience where you can enjoy good food and drinks while interacting with a variety of animals.
So, whether you’re a coffee enthusiast, an animal lover, or both, these cafes are sure to leave you with unforgettable memories.
If you’re an animal lover, you’ll also want to check out Alpaca Club in Sabah, which is home to fluffy alpacas, and Ipoh’s first petting zoo with entry fees for just RM6/pax.
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