Rabbito’ Cafe’ cute furry rabbit cafe, near BTS Punnawithi

Hello friends, today we come back to review a new style cafe which is different from the previous one. This time it’s a cafe with very cute fluffy rabbits. Even if you go there for the first time, you will definitely have to go back for the second time. This cafe is called Rabbito’ Cafe where there are more than 30 rabbits waiting for you to come and play with, or if you are fall in love, you can adopt them.

When arriving at Rabbito’ Cafe, the front of the cafe will always lock the door to prevent little rabbits run outside the cafe when customers entering and exiting the door. But if you’re nervous, don’t be afraid that you won’t be able to enter because the staff will stand and wait to welcome customers all the time. Before entering the cafe, the employees will explain the basic rules before customers go to play with the rabbits.

The first rule of the shop is Customers have to order food or drinks, the price at least 150 Baht per person. I repeat, per person, 1 customer will receive food or drinks as ordered and 1 small cup of rabbit food or if the child is under 14 years old(not sure), must have parents to take care of. As for the Chocolate waffle that I ordered, it’s delicious. Not bad at all for the food here. Moreover, the inside of the plate is decorated in the form of very cute rabbits.

I will confess here that I am quite afraid of rabbits. But I want to try to open my heart to them. When entering the cafe, the staff asked if you ever raised rabbits or not, but I replied that I quite were afraid. The employee said that she would bring ‘Sugar’ to play with me because he is calm and likes people to stroke him a lot. When the younger staff put the younger ones on the table, I slowly rubbed him and I want to say that the little fluffy very soft, and ‘Sugar’ was extremely still.

After Sugar escaped, He went for a run. The staff member brought me to play a new mouse which she eats very well, Eat until the free food is empty. And also very still. After being hit by the 2nd younger brother, I had already planned to return home and, therefore went for a walk to see the rest of the siblings in the stall. We can go in and play with the younger ones. You can tell the staff but I didn’t go in. I just took a picture to show you guys.

I want to say that all of the rabbits here are good at eating. Each of them is fat and fluffy, very cute. Because the cafe takes good care of all of them. It’s still going to serve as a rabbit cafe. The cafe also offers a bathing and haircut service for the rabbits as well. About the price, you can ask the shop. After playing with the youngsters in the kennel, I came back and sat down to eat all the food to go home. An unexpected thing happened that was that the employee brought more rabbits non-stop.

All 3 rabbits are perfect for eating. Especially uncle Rabbit eats very well. He ate all of the food and nudged me to feed it non-stop. Completely hit by the younger brother. I would like to say that the reason this cafe has a lot of rabbits is because the cafe adopted some rabbits that have been abandoned by the owners. The cafe brought them to raise until the fur was adorable. or if anyone wants to raise a rabbit but still can’t decide. You can come in and play with the kids first until become familiar and if you want to adopt a younger brother, you can consult with the cafe.

Traveling to Rabbito’ Cafe can come in 2 ways: by car and sky train, get off at Punnawithi station. Exit at Sukhumvit 101, can walk from the sky train not far. For those who come by car, you can park in the project for 2 hours for free, stamping the cafe’s logo. Oh, I want to say that the cafe has limited hours to play with rabbit on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. On weekdays, you can play with the kids. There is no limit on hours.

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In the end, see you next time, bye-bye.