A very "random" cafe themed after Mr. Bean. It is good for working though, with decent wifi and plenty of seating (indoor and outdoor).
A great place for both indoor and outdoor working. The cafe is a popular spot for studying and working, but it is large so you can still find a seat most of the time. Fast WiFi, but power outlets are a bit difficult to find. I would say the biggest downside is that they close quite early.
Hidden gem near Shibuya. Cafes in Shibuya can get very crowded and busy, especially on weekends, but this new spot is a bit away from the center and wasn't busy at all on a weekend afternoon. Lots of food and drink options, although no plain black tea available.
A decent spot near Nakameguro, serving drinks and some food. It seems like a popular spot on weekdays, since most seats filled up by around 1-2pm. I tried the avocado toast, which was pretty good, but not really filling enough as a lunch.
A very small spot, with only a couple of counter bar seats that are particularly suitable for working. On a weekend afternoon it was surprisingly not very busy. There was a sign saying "no working remotely" but I asked the staff it was ok to use my laptop and they said it was. Beverage options are very focused on coffee (not plain ice or hot tea offered).
A small and compact cafe with both indoor and outdoor seating. Besides the seating shown in the photos, there's also a larger shared worktable, and a couple of counter style seats (with power outlets). The morning set is a very good deal, and the baked goods are very tasty.
A nice spot to grab a drink and get some work done. WiFi works well on the first floor, but wasn't really usable on the second floor. Staff was friendly and speaks good english.
A Swedish cafe located in the outskirts of Tokyo on the east side of the city. It is a very cozy and relaxing place, with a large outdoor terrace overlooking the river. The menu offers Swedish open-face sandwiches, pastries, coffee, and tea. Definitely worth taking a trip out there! Restrooms are just next to the cafe (public restrooms).
A very compact cafe in Ebisu. There are some seats inside, and also a couple of tables outside. It seems like a place where most people get take out, but it is definitely workable, with fast WiFi and power outlets.