The Matcha Cat arrived with Adopt Me’s Cat Cafe update on September 18, 2026, as its Legendary chase pet. Its design features a round green body, oversized black eyes, pink cheeks and ear interiors, a white muzzle and belly, plus a leafy head tuft. It is not sold directly: buy a Kitty Biscuit and rely on the roll.
Quick answer: Go to the Cat Cafe, buy a Kitty Biscuit for 75 Robux, and use it in the cat play area. Each biscuit has a 2.5% chance of taming the Matcha Cat.

Kitty Biscuit odds and cost
Every Kitty Biscuit costs 75 Robux and rolls one of three cats. The odds add up to 100%, and the Matcha Cat sits at the bottom as the rarest result.
| Pet | Rarity | Chance per biscuit |
|---|---|---|
| Catte | Rare | 87.5% |
| Cattuccino | Ultra Rare | 10% |
| Matcha Cat | Legendary | 2.5% |
A 2.5% rate is roughly one in 40, but that is a probability, not a promise. Each biscuit is an independent roll, so a previous miss does not improve your next one. There is no pity counter and no fixed number of biscuits that guarantees the pet.
Decide on a Robux limit before rolling. Ten biscuits cost 750 Robux, while forty cost 3,000 Robux, and neither purchase guarantees a Matcha Cat.

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The Throwback Egg and the Pet Releaser do not give Matcha Cat chances. Spending Bucks or Tickets there will never produce this pet.

Trade for a Matcha Cat instead
If you prefer not to risk the 2.5% roll, another player may trade you a Matcha Cat. Since it is Legendary, the game’s Trade License is required; this license allows trades involving Ultra Rare and Legendary pets.
Use Adopt Me’s built-in trading grid for the exchange. Do not offer outside items or money, and do not arrange cross-trades. A traded copy remains the same species, so it can help create a Neon or Mega Neon once it reaches the age requirement below.
Make a Neon Matcha Cat
A Neon Matcha Cat needs four Matcha Cats, and all four must be aged to Full Grown before they can fuse. The Neon version glows pastel green on its inner ears, eyebrows, feet, and tail tip.

Make a Mega Neon Matcha Cat
To create the Mega Neon, repeat the build with Neon versions. The glow remains on the Neon locations, but those areas rotate through rainbow colors. Four Neon Matcha Cats are needed, totaling 16 base Matcha Cats when starting from scratch.
That 16-cat figure is a pet requirement, not a guaranteed number of biscuits. Because the 2.5% roll can take any number of attempts, plan around the pets you actually own rather than a fixed Robux total.

Tricks the Matcha Cat learns
As the Matcha Cat ages through each stage, it picks up a new trick. These are the same Needs cycles you complete to reach Full Grown for a Neon fusion.
| Age | Trick |
|---|---|
| Newborn | Sit |
| Junior | Joyful |
| Pre-Teen | Beg |
| Teen | Jump |
| Post-Teen | Trick 1 |
| Full Grown | Trick 2 |
Whether you roll biscuits or trade for one, the Matcha Cat comes down to two decisions. Decide how much Robux you are comfortable spending on a low-odds pull, and decide whether you are stopping at one cat, a Neon, or the full rainbow Mega Neon before you start feeding biscuits.






