Pick a home.
Tân Phú, Bình Tân or Estella — choose a place that suits you.

CATFE · A LITTLE CAT PARADISE
You don’t need to know every cat’s ways already. Choose a home and let the team guide you.
FOUR LITTLE STEPS TO FEEL AT HOME
Tân Phú, Bình Tân or Estella — choose a place that suits you.
Read ticket details and café hours. Message the team for group visits.
The team explains collar colours and how to approach the cats.
Let a cat approach you. There’s time to become friends.
A hello needn’t be a cuddle. Some cats are asleep; some need a little space. Let the team guide your first introduction.
Before your visitUNDERSTANDING MAKES ROOM FOR CONNECTION
Notice the collar colour, posture and distance the cat chooses.
Quiet voices, gentle hands. Ask the team about suitable play.
Say hello when a cat approaches. Give space if they move away.
Avoid waking, chasing or pulling a cat from a hiding place.
NOTICE THE COLLAR. UNDERSTAND THE CAT.
Colours indicate age groups or special guidance.
Curious and energetic. No chasing.
Slow play, with breaks.
Gentle strokes; avoid jumping or chase games.
Quiet surroundings. Very gentle touch.
Observe; ask staff before touching.
Ask the owner and staff before interacting.
Unsure? Ask the team.
CATFE’s guideA LITTLE SOMETHING BEFORE YOU VISIT
A few details to help your first visit feel easy.
Message CATFE on FacebookAEON Tân Phú and AEON Bình Tân: 109,000 VND per guest. Estella Place: 109,000 VND Monday–Friday; 119,000 VND Saturday–Sunday. Confirm holiday pricing with your chosen location.
Your ticket includes the cat area, the snack and drink buffet, and no time limit during café hours, according to CATFE’s published information.
CATFE lists 10:00–21:30 for all three locations. Message the café before holiday or group visits.
Message CATFE on Facebook or Zalo about availability, especially for weekends and groups. The team will confirm arrangements directly.
Ask the team, notice the collar colour and watch the cat’s response. Avoid lifting a cat who is sleeping, eating, moving away or uncomfortable. Sitting nearby and guided play are ways to connect, too.
Each cat has its own rhythm and need for rest. Let a sleeping cat rest. The team can help you meet residents who are awake and comfortable with interaction.
Ask your chosen location for its current care and vaccination information. If you need details about a particular cat, ask the team before interacting.
Contact your location about age and supervision policies. Adults should guide children to speak softly, touch gently, avoid chasing and let cats rest.