Bengal Brew Cat Cafe

Asep Muhamad Rizal

3.0

I was hesitant at first to try here , but because I was too bored and nowhere to go, I decided to say yes here. I'm not even a pet lover. To my surprise, I really enjoyed playing with the dogs and cats. Forget about this rocky road cake

Ozden Yucel

4.0

I just went here this evening with my boyfriend. We are huge dog lovers (we keep a purebreed black toy poodle but we didn't bring him with us since he is VERY seloso)The price list is this:199 pesos/person: 1 hour at the cats section, with a free from the selection. 299 pesos/person: 1 hour at the cats section and dogs section, with a free drink and free pastry from the selection. 399 pesos/person: 2 hours at the cats section and dogs section with a free drink and free pastry. BRING/WEAR SOCKS OR PAY AN EXTRA 50 pesos.STAFF IS VERY CONVERSANT WITH GROOMING TIPS, GENERAL BREED KNOWLEDGE, AND HANDLING. Admittedly, the price to get in is kinda high but we understood that it's not cheap to keep 20+ cats and 10+ dogs. We opted for the 299 deal and we got the hot chocolate and crinkles. Word of warning: if you are sensitive to dander, smells, or animal saliva, bring your medicine with you. We were made to read the house rules and we were made to sign a waiver which we totally agree with. We are also made to write our names in a log book and we were given membership cards. It makes you eligible for discounts and free passes. There are 2 divisions inside the dog den. Upstairs is for the small dogs: they have a toy pomeranian, 2 toy poodles, a 5 month old standard poodle, a pekingese, a brown whippet, and 2 others I forgot to inquire about. They can be quite unruly which is normal for small dogs but they are very sweet and you can carry them. Just ask permission first. Downstairs are the big dogs. There's a sheepdog, 3 saint bernards, 2 newfoundlands, about 3 or 4 huskies, and a very vocal shiba inu. They may look intimidating but they are very sweet and mild. Most especially the sheepdog (shaggy), betty and winter (saint bernards), and summer (newfoundland). They are more tolerating of kids compared to the smaller dogs. Please don't be surprised if some of the bigger dogs are in their kennels. This is to prevent overcrowding them and keeps their stress levels minimum. The food selection is strictly cafe-like, so don't expect a full blown menu. I suggest you eat out first before you go here. Overall, It was a very good experience. If you love dogs/cats but you can't afford to keep one or not allowed to, this is your haven. To be honest, bitin ang 1 hour haha. It was worthwhile. Will go back here again very soon (because I adore summer!)