Inu Cafe & Friends

Super cute Shiba Inu doges - there's 6 in total! Food there is decently priced, and the nacho cheese was yum. Pasta is only served on weekends though. The Thai milk tea honey ice cream was very delicious!

Absolutely must visit for dog lovers! The dogs here are really healthy and well fed. Upon entering, the staff will ask you to step in a puddle of soap water at the entrance to disinfect your footwear. Then you will be asked to wash your hands right before entering. The dogs are very complacent with people around and therefore may tend to ignore you. Ask the staff to buy doggy treats. One small bag of treats is about 35 baht. When the dogs smell the treats, they will all crowd around you if you're the only person with treats.

Vey cute place for dog lovers. The food and drinks/ ice cream is pretty good as well. Need to spend 200 bhat per person. The owners and staff are very friendly. We came at 11 when they just opened and got to play with the dogs

Delicious spaghetti. The restaurant is a bit small and the entrance is a bit hard to notice. The cooking area have no cooking hood so the cooking smoke is inside the area. The dogs are very cute and friendly, actually ignore you when others guest give them a snack :)

Rustic dog cafe with friendly shiba’s. They are not as strict as other animal cafes. Acceptable price, a portion of it will be donated to help stray dogs. Could use a more comfortable seating. The premise could be a bit cleaner. No proper parking, visitors need to park along the street.

The thing about eating here was that I just smiled and smiled all the way. There was an unsurpassable delightful grin on my face always due to the flood of cuteness from the 7 dogs that surrounded us. We arrived early just after 11. There were only us and we got all the attention from the dogs. They have in total 14 of them, and only let loose half of the pack at a time in the café dining area. Dogs have politics too apparently and so they must be organized into factions. We ordered lunch for us 3. The fried pork with rice was so excellent I couldn’t have enough of it, really must try if you are here. The fusion Thai spaghetti that has that herb infused pork neck and the mainstream carbonara were equally remarkable too. We had fun feeding the dogs (with dog snacks) before and after our meal. Inu Café has a very homey setup and is like a hidden gem in the local alleys of Hua Hin. She does not sit many, the place is cozy. Parking is street side in a residential area and limited. Try to avoid the popular hours. They do not charge for entrance and this is very kind of them. So, we patrons should be kind in return to have a meal here, or some of their fancy desserts instead of just a simple beverage. The café has been around for 7 to 8 years, their dogs as mature as the years gone by. This is no dog farm where dogs are kept for breeding. Why so many dogs I asked? The owner just loves them Shiba Inus. After an hour of happy dopamine running through our veins, it was time to leave and make space for the visitors that were starting to form a queue at the gate. A good meal with great fun. It was really happy hour.

What a charming little place. I met five lovely shiba here and even bought them some treats. I ordered a Lime soda & honey ice cream float which was honestly worth going there a second time for. The staff very kindly offered to take some photos of me and the dogs and they turned out so cute. This dogs are clearly well looked after and enjoy their lives. One if them even fell asleep at my table! Absutely worth a walk and a visit. I honestly don’t understand some previous reviews where people apparently assume that for a place where there is no entrance fee, you wouldn’t have to buy something. This is a business after all and the soda float and other items on the menu are very reasonably priced. Cute dogs, lovely staff and good dessert!