A craft coffee roaster located in the basement floor of a department store. The coffee is excellent but the place is quite small and there are no power outlets. The café doesn't have its own WiFi so you have to use the department store's shared guest WiFi which is pretty slow by Korean standards. The place doesn't seem to get busy at any time or day so it's always a good option. It can be a bit tricky to find as it's located next to the makeup area and not near the other restaurants in the store.

A fantastic Blue Bottle location during a nice day. There's an inside area, as well as covered outdoor seating areas. The inside space has a large worktable and plenty of small tables as well. Tons of natural light from all directions, there's fast WiFi, but no power outlets. Restrooms are located inside the cafe as well.

I visited on a weekday during school spring break, and it was very busy and crowded, but I was still able to get a seat. I imagine on a regular weekday it would be a much nicer experience.

A large spacious Tullys featuring two large worktables and plenty of small tables. Fast WiFi and power outlets everywhere. Usually pretty empty and quiet, so it's easy to get a seat.

A very quirky place hidden in the back alleys of Ebisu. It seems to be a combination of cafe, bar, and restaurant. The interior is full of plants and trees. There's one room on the first floor with several tables, and another bigger space on the second floor. Drinks felt quite basic, but the cakes were really good. A bit pricey.

A dessert/ice cream cafe which means it's open in the evening. It's a bit unclear what the exact opening hours are but it was open at least until 21. It's located on the second floor and the big windows gives a nice view of the alley below. The coffee isn't great but there's a large selection of desserts. The WiFi is decent and there are plenty power outlets at most of the seats. The place was not particularly busy on a Tuesday evening but the music is loud.

A very tiny café, a bit cramped for working but the coffee is excellent and the staff are very friendly. The place was empty at 15:00 on a Tuesday so finding a spot was no issue. They don't have anything to eat but the staff told me bringing food from outside was fine. The WiFi is blazingly fast but the lack of power and food will of course restrict how long you can stay, they also play relatively loud music so if you want a quiet place this one isn't it. The place is also not quite indoor so in the winter it's a bit chilly.

A small cafe on the second floor overlooking a busy shopping street. Surprisingly empty even on a Sunday afternoon. The coffee is OK and there's nothing much to eat beyond a few pastries. The Wifi is however excellent and the place is quite comfortable, so it's a good place to get some work done if you don't mind the music and people chatting.

Not the most workable spot, but if you're looking for a quiet space not too far from Shibuya, then the 2nd floor here is definitely a good find. Even on a weekend I was the only one here.

Art gallery / cafe. It was basically empty on a weekday afternoon. There's fast wifi, some power outlets, and a decent selection of drinks.

A stumbled upon this coffee shop in Daegu. It seems they've won some awards for coffee roasting. Really nice, chill vibe, good coffee. The window seats are definitely a suitable option for working.