ME Cafe and Games Guide: Outlets & Prices

Anyone who’s tried to plan a night out with friends in Singapore knows the struggle: finding a place that satisfies gamers, board-game lovers, and casual hang-outs alike. ME Cafe and Games, with three distinct outlets across the city, aims to solve that puzzle — offering everything from PS5 pods and mahjong tables to a full cat-cafe experience at its Orchard branch.

Number of outlets: 3 ·
Areas served: Chinatown, Tanjong Pagar, Orchard ·
Types of games offered: board games, console games, mahjong, VR, arcade, Han embroidery ·
Operating hours: vary by outlet (Tanjong Pagar is 24/7)

Where is ME Cafe and Games located?

Chinatown outlet details

The Chinatown branch sits at Level B3, 211 New Bridge Road, Singapore 059432 and is described by the operator as a “full-floor entertainment playground” (ME GAMES). It offers board games, console pods, VR, arcade machines, and a Han embroidery studio. Hours: Monday–Thursday 11:00 to 22:00, Friday–Sunday 11:00 to 23:00.

Tanjong Pagar outlet details

Located at Level 3 & 4, 77B Tanjong Pagar Road, Singapore 088498, this outlet is positioned as a 24/7 gaming venue. It features private rooms, PS5, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, mahjong tables, and a board-game library (ME GAMES). The round-the-clock access makes it a popular choice for late-night sessions.

Orchard outlet details

The Orchard branch is at #04-12 Orchard Gateway, Singapore 238858. It is the brand’s cat-themed venue, with private tents, board games, Nintendo Switch, treats, and resident cats (ME GAMES). This is the only outlet explicitly associated with a cat cafe experience.

The pattern: Each outlet has a distinct personality — Chinatown is a full entertainment floor, Tanjong Pagar is the hardcore gamer’s 24/7 den, and Orchard is the cozy cat-cafe hybrid. Your choice depends on whether you want arcade variety, marathon console sessions, or feline company.

What types of games are available at ME Cafe and Games?

Board games and Mahjong

• All three outlets carry a selection of board games and mahjong sets (Facebook: ME Cafe & Games (official page)).
• Chinatown and Tanjong Pagar have dedicated board-game areas; Orchard offers board games in private tents.

Console games (PS5, Xbox, Nintendo Switch)

• Tanjong Pagar is the strongest for console gaming, with PS5, Xbox, and Switch in private rooms (ME GAMES).
• Chinatown has “console pods” (likely semi-private setups).
• Orchard offers Switch in its private tent setups.

VR and arcade games

• Chinatown features VR headsets and arcade machines (ME GAMES).
• Tanjong Pagar does not list VR on the site; its focus is on consoles and mahjong.

Special games (indoor archery, floor is lava)

Chinatown’s 6,000-square-foot space reportedly includes more than 30 games, among them indoor archery and “floor is lava” challenges, according to a TikTok post from @shout.sg (local discovery channel).

Why this matters: If your group values variety, Chinatown offers the widest range. If dedicated console time is the priority, Tanjong Pagar’s private rooms deliver. For a relaxed, cat-filled afternoon, Orchard is the clear choice.

Is there a cat cafe at ME Cafe and Games?

Cat cafe experience at Orchard outlet

The cat cafe is at the Orchard outlet, not Chinatown. The Orchard branch is designed as a cat-themed space with resident cats roaming the private tents. Visitors can enjoy board games and Switch while interacting with the cats (ME GAMES). A TikTok video from the brand promotes it as a “date night” spot (TikTok: @mecafeandgames (brand account)).

“Bring your date to ME Cafe & Games – cats, games, snacks included.”

— @mecafeandgames on TikTok

“It’s a 6,000-square-foot gaming, entertainment, and play center in Chinatown.”

— @shout.sg (local discovery channel)

“Weekday rates can be as low as $6 per hour.”

— Lemon8 user @h2economicstextbook

The trade-off: The cat cafe adds a unique draw, but animal welfare and hygiene are considerations. The operator does not publicly detail cleaning protocols, so visitors with allergies should inquire directly.

How much does it cost to visit ME Cafe and Games?

Pricing for different outlets

The official website does not display a public price list for any outlet (ME GAMES). However, user-generated content offers some ballpark figures. A TikTok discovery page suggests play “starts from $12” (TikTok Discover (user-generated)), while a Lemon8 review reports weekday rates as low as $6 per hour (Lemon8: @h2economicstextbook (user review)). These figures are unconfirmed by the operator and may vary by day and package.

Booking fees and packages

Some social media posts reference student packages and monthly access, but these appear to be for a different venue (The Mind Cafe) and should not be relied upon (Lemon8: @chonkycattt_ (likely misattributed)).

The catch: Without official pricing, you’ll need to contact the outlet directly or check their social media for current promotions. Expect to pay somewhere in the $6–$12 per hour range, with packages for group bookings.

Can I book a room at ME Cafe and Games?

How to make a booking

The official website includes a “Book” call-to-action on each outlet page (ME GAMES). Additionally, the Facebook page instructs users to send a message to book (Facebook: ME Cafe & Games (official page)). No public online booking form was found in the extracted site text, so the process likely involves a contact-based reservation.

What is included in room bookings

Private rooms are available at Tanjong Pagar and Orchard. Tanjong Pagar rooms come with consoles, mahjong tables, and board-game libraries. Orchard offers private tents with board games and Switch, plus cat interactions (ME GAMES).

What this means: Booking is straightforward via website or social media, but you won’t see a live calendar or instant confirmation. Plan ahead, especially for weekends, and send a direct message for group enquiries.

Frequently asked questions

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For Singapore’s gaming crowd, the choice between outlets is not about which is “best” but which fits the mood: all-out arcade fun (Chinatown), marathon console gaming (Tanjong Pagar), or a cat-and-board-game chill session (Orchard). The lack of official pricing remains a hassle, but a quick DM to their Facebook page usually clears it up. For first-timers, starting at Chinatown gives the broadest taste of what the brand offers.