Great place to visit if you are a cat person My son and I went and enjoyed our visit...definitely buy snacks and cars will be nicer to you with food. Cost is $23 for 30 minutes and you get a bottled/canned beverage at the end. This was a good way to have my first cat cafe visit

Cat Café MOFF at Ala Moana Center offers a delightful retreat for cat enthusiasts seeking a serene and interactive environment. Nestled within Honolulu's bustling Ala Moana Center--the world's largest open-air shopping mall--this café provides a unique blend of feline companionship and refreshment. Upon entering, guests are welcomed into a tranquil space where over 15 resident cats of various breeds roam freely. The café's commitment to the well-being of these felines is evident, as they are permanent residents cared for by professional staff, ensuring a stress-free environment for both cats and visitors. The ticketing system is straightforward: a 30-minute session, including one drink, is priced at $23, while a 60-minute session costs $28. Military personnel and kamaʻāina (local residents) receive a 10% discount. The beverage menu features complimentary options like coffee, tea, and soft drinks, with specialty drinks such as Plantation Tea and Cat Latte Art available for a small additional fee. Cat Café MOFF at Ala Moana Center provides a soothing escape from the city's hustle, allowing patrons to unwind in the company of affectionate felines. Whether you're a local or a tourist, this café offers a memorable experience that combines relaxation with the joy of animal companionship.

I was told to visit this location by the staff from another moff location because they're bigger and have more merchandise. They also have a larger drink menu which is another plus. There's a lot more space as well, and I also had a good time here with my 3 year old who adhered to the cafe rules. They're located on the outside and near the food court.

First of all this is a real cat cafe it's not an adoption sites like a few others that we have on the island. I think cats here are either pure breed or hybrid. You can play with them while you read or enjoy your coffee. I have 2 adopted cats and I know this kind of cat cafes can be controversial but let's leave that part out of this review. I can see the cats are well groomed and the environment is very clean and comfortable. There are places for them to hide and shelves for them to jump on if they don't want to be bothered. Staff are friendly and appear very knowledgeable about the cats as well. We all had to sign a waiver before entering and were explained with the rules (no hitting, no holding cats, etc). They feed their cats at noon and 5pm so you may wanna come around that time to see that. The staff also introduce their cats at that time so you can learn more about them. The price is actually not too bad. $23 for 30 mins and $26 for 60 mins. They have kama'aina and military discounts. Kids under 3 are free. And you can purchase treats to feed the cats. Oh and a complimentary drink included. It is located next to the food court. If you know where see's candies or jejubing is then you will find the cafe.

I dropped in this morning to pick up some of the Cat merchandise to bring back with me for a couple of little girls in Seattle. The cotton canvas bags were small and perfectly priced at $13. Well-made with charming cats printed on them. While I was shopping the front desk staff person pointed out that Mai, their Scottish Fold kitty, was watching me very intently from right behind the merchandise. Because of time I couldn't go in and enjoy meeting the many felines that play but I thoroughly enjoyed watching them through the window as they were getting ready for their day. They were active and playful and curious in all the best ways. Next time I plan to spend an hour there.

My friends and I decided to check this place out and it was a lot of fun! We each got the 30 min ticket and paid a little bit more to buy cat food to feed the cats. The cats were all pretty cute and playful! The admission also includes a drink which are canned and bottled drinks. It was nice taking pictures of the cats and feeding them. It is kinda pricey to come here but they do offer Kama'aina discount! This was more like a one time experience for me especially with how expensive it is but I'm glad I got to check it out.

This is an Oahu must do activity! The kids and I loved seeing unique cat breeds, interacting with them learning about better cat care, and super fun drinks! Every one of the three branches have some different breeds! Their drinks are super fun too and the cat art latte is an exclusive to this branch. My kids tried the jelly drinks and really enjoyed them! If you get the cat snacks they're sure to climb in your lap! Also highly recommend coming at Kaukau feeding time at noon or 5pm for info on each cat! Whether you're there for 30 minutes or you keep extending to four hours you are sure to have fun and leave a little bit calmer.

Wait wasn't to long Admission price does come with beverage Very clean cafe I've been cat cafes in all over the world and I've seen the good, the bad, and the ugly and this one was what you expect from a cat cafe! Lots of different breeds , all very friendly and beautiful! Very clean and no smell! My daughter and I had allot of fun , highly recommend stopping by

I don't have pets but I love animals. I think because of this place I especially love cats even more now :'(. They were all very well-trained and adorable. The staff was very helpful about informing us of where to go and what to do if we wanted to purchase more food for the cats to feed them, as well as telling us the names of certain cats that were interacting with us! I definitely would come back just to see the cats again. I had such a great experience and they were so healing for me :'). These cats work hard as permanent employees of this cafe. They definitely do their job well so please be nice to them.