I've known about PuiBui for a long time, but never visited before. It's conveniently located near Daan MRT station. The interior is quite basic, but it still feels comfortable and the environment was quiet, good for working. The drink selection is mostly coffee, but I did find a black tea on the menu. They also serve good lunch options, including thai style curry and sandwiches. The portion size was quite good and the price was decent, especially since you get a discount if you order food and a drink. They have a "hidden" room with 5 tables in the back that is non-talk only. You have to ask for it if you want to access to it.
Another great cafe near Nanjing Fuxing station. The interior is quite large and has a nice modern vibe. There are several seating areas, and one large worktable suitable for working with a group of people. Very fast WiFi, power outlets, and decent selection of food and drinks. I can definitely recommend trying the German pork sandwich with Sourdough bread.
A very workable cafe near the central station in The Hague. On a weekday there were a lot of people sitting working/studying on their laptops. Fairly quiet and cozy atmosphere. The counter seats by the windows are a good option (with power outlets available on the table). There's WiFi as well, not super fast, but good enough. Very friendly staff, and plenty of food and drink options (both savory and sweet).
This building is mainly Chiyoda city office but the 9th and 10th floor are public library where anybody can access for free. On the same floor, there is a food court with great view and lots of food options for a reasonable price. The library area has a lot of individual booth but they are technically limited to those who have the library card, which is not too hard to get at the reception. There are also free address tables. There is unfortunately no places to take any calls. WiFi speed really depends on the location. Some part of the library struggled to get signal, but other parts had 20 to 30 Mbps download. On the ground floor of the building, there are a few seats available for everyone and Chiyoda city WiFi is quite reliable down there. There is a bakery and a coffee shop there so not going up to the library is also an option.
A great place for remote workers in Tokyo. The location is good, right between Shibuya and Omotesando. The lobby space is large, with large worktables, individual tables, and even a large outdoor area, which is nice to use when the weather is good. Fast WiFi and plenty of power outlets. You can use the space for free, but you can also orders drinks in the bar (quite pricey though). There's also a small lobby shop selling some cheaper beverages and snacks. Mornings are usually pretty empty, but during the afternoon it fills up quickly!
This is one of my regular "working lunch" spots. A really cool cafe/restaurant/lobby. The main seating area on the ground floor is a restaurant. For short work sessions you can use a laptop as long as you order food as well (e.g. "working lunch"), and be sure to choose a seat in the back corner. I can definitely recommend the Rendang sandwich for lunch, it is fantastic!
For longer work sessions (or if you just want a beverage) you'll have to sit upstairs. This area is very popular and fills up fast, so be sure to arrive early and grab a seat.
Staff is always super friendly! The WiFi is good, but sometimes it will become very slow.
Probably the best spot in Sapporo to work. The place is huge with a lot of seating, good wifi, and plenty of power outlets. The menu is ok, unfortunately no tea available. Just keep in mind that there is a 3 hour time limit per drink.
A really nice cafe to work from. Good vibe, cozy interior, and normally very quiet. You can sit outside on the balcony (but smoking is allowed there). The entrance is a little difficult to find (the entrance is on the second floor of the building). Staff is friendly and food/drinks are good. Wifi can be very hit or miss. It can be slow and unstable at times, so it's good to have a backup mobile hot spot. Plenty of power outlets. Be sure to arrive early to get a good seat before it fills up. Cash only!
A very quiet cafe near Taipei City Hall with a focus on tea. The interior is quite spacious with lots of seating and plenty of natural light. On a weekday it was very calm and quiet, with only a couple of people working and studying. The menu is simple, offering tea, coffee, and some non-caffeine options. Although the tea price is a little high, it does come with free refills of hot water, and the cookies are complimentary. Great wifi, plenty of power outlets, and very friendly staff.