Dog In Town Ekkamai (คาเฟ่หมาเอกมัย)

Dog In Town Ekkamai (คาเฟ่หมาเอกมัย)
16/1 Ekkamai 6 Alley
Khlong Tan Nuea
Watthana
Bangkok 10110
Central Thailand
Thailand

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Dog Petting Cafe With Different Types Of Dogs

(Ratings: On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 = Worst and 10 = Best)
Overall: 9
Ambience & Setting: 9
Dog Petting Experience: 10
Service: 8
Value for Money: 10
Spent about THB ฿350 / SGD $14 per person.

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Enjoyed the dog petting experience at Dog In Town Ekkamai. Ambience is cozy and clean, well air-conditioned, with groups assigned seating within. They're the only dog petting cafe we visited that offers interaction with the dogs both indoors and outdoors - the rest are purely indoors. That said, the low sofa is probably the most ideal area to interact with the dogs. Entrance fees at Dog In Town Ekkamai begin at THB ฿350 / SGD $14 per person, which comes with 1 drink, and you can stay as long as you wish. Service staff are helpful in engaging the various breed of dogs, helping customers take photos, and generally rendering care for the dogs. Dog In Town Ekkamai provides hand-washing facilities and lint rollers, as well as common shared slippers for customers to move around outdoors.

There were about 7 breeds of dogs and a total of 9 dogs during our visit to Dog In Town Ekkamai, the most intimate setting compared to elsewhere. There's welsh corgi pembroke dogs, pug dogs, shiba inu dogs, husky dogs, welsh terrier dogs, and more. The dogs are clean, look healthy, though sleepy, and they each have a favourite spot to nap in. Dog In Town Ekkamai names their dogs after BTS station names, though I cannot recall who is named what. The dogs respond well to interaction, and gamely pose for photos, the unique spin here is the various props which the dogs can wear. Noted the staff have a pet tortoise in the backyard as well, which is rather energetic. Observed that not all dogs are brought out to interact with customers, several were resting in the back of house, which is good for the dogs.