Nice vibes with good natural light, and counter seats facing the windows. Power outlets are readily available. The WiFi is on the slow side (under 10 Mbps). Good selection of both drinks and food.

Premium coffee, so quite pricey. The interior is quite dark with no natural light, but there are quite a few tables. Chairs are on the hard side. WiFi and power are available so it's definitely workable, but it seems like they'll ask you to leave if you stay too long when it's busy. Staff was very friendly and accommodating.

Pre-opened on September 29, 2026, with the grand opening on October 8. Located in the quiet side streets near Ebisu station. Window counter seats and a large table, both suitable for laptop use. Power and fast WiFi. Large menu with dark roast, light roast, and non-coffee drinks.

Large, modern and stylish cafe over multiple floors. The window-side tables are really nice, overlooking the intersection below. Order on the first floor and the staff will bring it to you. Decent WiFi and power outlets available.

Specialty coffee shop with a stylish, modern interior. Cozy and good light. Specialty coffee, so definitely on the pricey side.

Small, cozy and cute, down a small quiet alley. Nice drinks and good coffee. WiFi and power are available. The counter seats by the windows are nice to sit at.

A nice cafe in Meiji Park right next to the National Stadium. Small counter area on the 1st floor, with more seating on the 2nd floor, plus outdoor terrace seating facing the park (dogs welcome on the terrace). Fast WiFi and some outlets available. Busy in the afternoon, and a 90 minute time limit was enforced when I visited. Ok spot if you're in the area, but not the best for working.

A minimalist specialty coffee stand and craft beer bar a few minutes from Gakugei-Daigaku station. Small selection of baked sweets. Cool bare-concrete interior with bench seating along the walls and two tables (the best option for working). I think there's WiFi, but didn't see a password. Some outlets available.

The second and much bigger Second Space, opened in May 2026 on Qixian 1st Road. Same 24/7 self-service model as the Central Park branch — you sign up in the app, register your face, and the door lets you in at any hour. No staff, no cash, and payment is card or LINE Pay only.

The ground floor is a takeaway coffee counter, so the entire working space is the second floor and none of the cafe noise reaches it. Upstairs you get open coworking seating, dedicated desks, three phone booths and a meeting room — all with noise-cancelling walls — plus an event room with a large projector that doubles as a podcast recording space. Total occupancy is 45. Everything is included in the entrance fee with no paid add-ons, which is genuinely unusual for a day-pass space; booths and meeting rooms are normally metered elsewhere.

WiFi is 500 Mbps on Wi-Fi 7, and there are monitors at the desks. Big windows keep it bright, though the view is just a busy road rather than anything scenic. Food is the weak spot — coffee and snacks downstairs, no kitchen — but there's a 7-Eleven and a Starbucks right next door, and the Liuhe night market is about ten minutes away.

At NT$400/day it's noticeably pricier than the NT$250 Central Park branch, though the booths, meeting room and event space come with it rather than on top. Nearest MRT is Xinyi Elementary School (orange line), about a 6-minute walk; Formosa Boulevard is around 10.

A branch of Cama cafe near NTU track field. Coffee is decent, you can get some sandwiches alongside. The window is big and let lots of natural sunlight in. It is in front a You-bike station so access is pretty easy despite it being between two stations. AC was bit too cold for me at the back but if you move closer to the entrance, it was very comfortable. Power outlet is available for most of the seats.