Trai Meo Muop

Food & drinks: Drinks include a few sparse items like coffee, tea, orange juice for the ticket price of 100k/adult. Bottled water for the ticket price of 80k/adult. Orange juice is terrible. Probably squeezed in a whole bucket so it's bitter and overly sweet. Coconut water is better. Service: Staff act like they don't need customers. Not cheerful or welcoming to guests at all. The cafe doesn't have bags to carry cups home. If you can't finish your drink, just throw it away because there's no way to take it away. Space: The cafe has a flock of sheep. The fur doesn't look very nice. Not much of a view either. Doesn't feel worth spending 100k

If there is one place in Da Lat that makes Dung want to return many times more, it is definitely Trai Meo Muop 🌿🐱 At first Dung just thought this was a small cafe to drink coffee and watch cats, but when arriving, Dung understood why so many people like this place so much. The space here is very large, located in the middle of a green tree hill so it feels extremely peaceful. Not crowded and bustling like many other check-in places in Da Lat. Just sit down, listen to the wind, watch the little cats running around and you naturally feel slowed down completely. What Dung likes most at Trai Meo Muop is the very "old Da Lat" vibe. Everything is gentle, rustic but pictures extremely well. Any corner can be photographed, from the wooden house area, glass doors, green yard to small paths leading down the hill. In the morning with light sunshine, photos are crystal clear, while in the late afternoon when it turns chilly, photos have a very cinematic feel. The cats here are super friendly, some even come and lie down next to guests 😭 Many times when Dung was sitting editing photos, the little ones kept running over to lie next to, looking so cute it makes you faint. If anyone likes animals and likes a gentle healing vibe, this place is really suitable. Drinks here Dung finds okay, prices are not too high compared to the general level in Da Lat. Staff are cute and don't make you feel rushed. People coming here usually sit quite long to chat, read books, or simply look at the sky. According to Dung's personal feel, Trai Meo Muop is not a grand or overly viral location, but it is a place that makes people want to return once more. A place peaceful enough to escape deadlines, phones, and overly tiring days. If you are looking for a place that is both chill, has nice photos, and has cats to hug, Dung thinks you should save this place whenever going up to Da Lat 🌿🐱📸 5 stars for genuine healing.

I went on 27/4 with a group of friends, and here is my overall review: 1. Drinks: Ticket price is 90/person + bottled water, or 110/person + drink of choice (not a very diverse menu). I ordered salted plum lemon tea; it was flavorful, delicious, refreshing, and I liked it. 2. Service: Quite okay, if it is not too crowded, waiting at the counter for drinks is very fast, the servers are sweet and nice. If it is crowded, you get a buzzer and pick up at the counter. 3. Atmosphere and space: - Overall, the whole area is spacious, the highlights are the green grass with sheep and the trending window frame - Seating areas are a bit few - I went on a cloudy day, but the place was still crowded, and we still had to queue to take photos - Suggestion for the shop: the cats go to the bathroom on the walkways, so the smell is really something... - The slope from the parking lot up to the main road has sand, easy to slip for weak drivers It is still a place everyone should try to visit for the experience and nice photos.

Spacious area, lots of meadows, relatively good drinks, too few animals..! The view is good..!

Tabby cat farm, but walking around 1, I only saw 1 or 2 cats, and 3 dogs, maybe because they were sleeping. The rest are sheep and camels; selling admission tickets to take photos of the farm scenery is the main thing, packed with people, and the photo spots inside the rest house are all there is, while the waterfall area, sheep pen, and cafe are not very impressive. It's a waste of time to travel far, buy tickets, and the drinks are not worth it.