Japanese restaurant chain wows us with solo dining capsules, free Wi-Fi, personal power outlets soranews24.com

A couple of months ago, we heard that family restaurant chain Gusto had started remodelling their locations to cater to their large number of solo diners.
▼ Private booths AND a weekday lunch from 499 yen (US$4.61)?
When we stepped inside, we realised that Gusto weren’t messing around with their new initiative to cater to solo diners.
We’ve worked remotely from a lot of shared work spaces and cafes before, but never have we felt this satisfied, working from the Gusto booth.
Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to work or refuel your belly and appliances, Gusto is definitely the place to go.