Little Zoo Garden Capybara Cafe Bangkok

Great little cafe and garden. Animals look well cared for and the staff were very attentive and knowledgeable. You have the large tortoises in the front, with free roaming chickens, including one that looks like it would be at home at and emo rock concert, and once you are in, you can experience capybaras and other free roaming animals like goats, ducks and bamboo rats. There is a deer but I think she or he prefers the quite, at least when we were there. The capybaras will be more than happy to chill on the sofa with you, so long as you pay them (in food!) And further towards the back is an air conditioned rooms with dogs, cats, rabbits, hedgehogs and even a kangaroo! If you want to hold them or look at them closely, ask the staff. There are multiple tiers of entry, so dont feel like you need to rush. Would absolutely recommend.

a month ago

Such a cute little home garden with so many animals inside 🐓🐢🐱🐶🦆 They have chickens, turtles, cats, dogs, ducks, capybara, deer, and goats! The entrance fee is 450 THB per person, which includes a food basket to feed the animals and one drink for yourself. I think it’s quite reasonable for the experience. The atmosphere is nice and relaxed — not super fancy, but cozy and enjoyable. It’s a good place to spend a few hours, especially if you love animals. Kids would definitely love this place. It’s not far from BTS On Nut, but you can’t really walk — better to take a taxi. Parking is available (20 THB per hour). Overall, a sweet little escape from the city 🐾✨ Just one small comment: the toilet could be cleaner. Hopefully they improve this in the future 😊

a month ago

Our family of 5 went to this capybara cafe in bangkok from Silom today. This cafe is unique and designed as a peaceful garden open and airy space with a pond and various "zones." The big draw here is that there is no time limit. We can stay all day, which makes the 450 THB entry fee very worthwhile. A big plus for animals lovers to chill and mingle with cute animals. Given a drink or a fresh brew coffee which we can choose, a delicious Gavinson cookie, and a basket of animals treats are included in the fee. We sit near the capybaras while they soak in their pond. We are lucky to see 2 capybara venturing into the pond, swimming and soaking in the water. Beyond the capybaras, we meet corgis, cats, hedgehogs as well as wallabies in an aircon zone. Amused to find unique silkie chickens with ducks as well as two goats wandering around the premises to mingle with customers. Animals are generally friendly and well-socialized. The little one loved mingling and feeding the baby capybaras. Staffs are helping with us while entering into different zones. We observed staff clearing the litter and poos right away. Overall, the cafe generally clean for a "zoo," though some maintenance is required as it's still a space with animals. Definitely will recommend friends with kids that love to mingle and interact with animals, though not recommended to one who is animal activist.

a month ago