Look, who are there in your café for company? Rabbits!

The latest addition to Hong Kong’s cafe scene is a place called Rabbitland. (RabbitlandCafechelseaborchers/Instagram)

Updated on: Aug 24, 2016 7:25 AM IST

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The latest addition to Hong Kong’s cafe scene is a place called Rabbitland. (RabbitlandCafechelseaborchers/Instagram)

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Rabbitland offers a unique dining experience to diners with its 12 resident rabbits, who munch on grass while diners enjoy tea. (rabbitlandcafekwan628/Instagram)

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In space-starved Hong Kong, this concept comes as a welcome relief to people who love pets but don’t have the space in their homes to keep them. (Rabbitcafesoniotam/Instagram)

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The Rabbitland has burrowed the concept from an existing one in Japan. (Rabbitcafekarennerra/INSTAGRAM)

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Most of the rabbits aren’t on sale and have been abandoned by previous owners. (rabbitlandcafehollleung/INSTAGRAM)

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The idea behind it is to encourage residents to see what it takes to rear rabbits. (rabbitlandcafe/INSTAGRAM)

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Hong Kong already has cat cafes. (rabbitlandcafe/iNSTAGRAM)

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Diners can feed rabbits and play with them but there are strict rules to be followed. One can’t pull their ears, for instance. (Rabbitcafekelly0130/INSTAGRAM)

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People not obeying the rules are asked to leave. (Rabbitcafemaymayhoo/INSTAGRAM)

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The cafe is getting popular with kids as many parents bring their children here to make them understand what it takes to rear them, in case kids want them as pets. (Rabbitcaferacxxl/INSTAGRAM)