Cafe de Crie Hiroshima Kamiyacho

A laptop-friendly cafe inside Hiroshima's Kamiyacho Shareo underground mall. Cafe de Crie is a Japanese chain operated by C-United, and this Shareo branch sits at the quieter end of Higashi-dori Street inside the underground shopping arcade. One minute from Kamiyacho-Higashi Station, it's an easy drop-in before meetings, between errands, or for a long morning session.

Free wifi is confirmed by the operator and multiple reviewers. Power outlets are available at some seats, not all. Reviewers consistently mention being able to charge phones and laptops, and at least one reviewer spotted a businessman teleworking at a nearby table. Get there early if a powered seat matters to you. The operator officially lists the wifi as SoftBank-provided. No speed data available from any source.

The atmosphere is consistently described as calm and unhurried. Being tucked at the far end of Higashi-dori means less foot traffic than the central Shareo corridors. Solo seating is available. Reviews describe it as a good spot to wait for stores to open or kill time between bus departures. Weekend mornings are especially quiet despite the underground mall getting busy on weekday afternoons. No time limit is mentioned anywhere in the reviews.

The menu covers coffee, sandwiches, pasta, and breakfast sets. Morning sets are available until 11am and reviewers call the pricing reasonable. The second drink is discounted for members. The coffee blend is described as clean with mild acidity. The cream cheesecake has a loyal following. Pricing is on the affordable end for a sit-down cafe, with sets around 980 yen. Dietary options are not confirmed in any source. No vegan, vegetarian, or non-dairy milk mentions appear in the reviews or on the website.