Brief (coffeeyo.com): This autumn, come to Qingpu and step into a cup of 6,000-year-old coffee. Songjian Cafe at Songze Yingxiang turns Shanghai’s oldest cultural roots into a modern café experience — and tops the district’s popularity chart within months of opening.
Shanghai’s “First Man,” “First Pig,” and “First Rice” — this is the cradle of the 6,000-year Songze culture and “Shanghai’s First Village.” In Zhaozhang Town’s Songze Village, “Songze Yingxiang” (Songze Alley) converted 72 relocated old houses into a cultural-tourism hit. The Songjian restaurant was rebuilt from an old residence, preserving its original vernacular fabric and sitting beside a waterside, tree-shaded courtyard that maxes out the relaxed, natural countryside dining atmosphere.
A rice-milk latte brews the fragrance of local paddy fields; a “Shanghai First Rice milk pudding” condenses six millennia of heritage into a cool sweetness on the tip of the tongue. Besides the signature rice-milk latte, sea-buckthorn coconut-pineapple energy drink, and caffeine-free options, the menu spans classic coffee, fruity specialties, and more. Dishes such as the wood-fired clay stove, organic pumpkin with fresh shrimp, and braised potato cups earn rave reviews. Within months of its trial opening, it topped the Dianping (Dazhong Dianping) Qingpu district café popularity chart. Next door, the Songze parlor lays out village history, future plans, and Songze-themed cultural products — pottery-pig fridge magnets and cultural seals let you “pocket” six thousand years of culture and take it home.
The “six industries” tags: the rhyme of culture (Songze heritage) × the tide of commerce (cultural-creative consumption) × the taste of agriculture (local rice).
New in 2026: the “Song” (song) product matrix expanded this year, the “Shanghai First Rice milk pudding” is freshly on the menu, and the “cultural flavor” in the coffee grows richer.
Address: No. 24 Songze Village, Huqingping Highway, Zhaoxiang Town, Qingpu District (Songze Yingxiang store).
Coupon Guide
How to get one? Visit the store, scan the QR code on the display banner, join the “Harvest Festival Quiz,” and answer correctly to receive a no-threshold coupon.
Activity period: September 23 – October 15, 2026.
How to use? The coupon is a no-threshold voucher, limited to 800 citywide, first come first served; redeemable in-store with no change given; one per user, valid only at the issuing store, not transferable.
Note: Limited quantity, while supplies last! Specific rules are subject to on-site notice at each store.
This autumn, come to Qingpu, unlock a new rural experience with a coupon, and bring the joy of the harvest home. See you at our store!
Source: District Agriculture and Rural Affairs Commission | Editor: Chi Shuyue | Responsible editor: Li Yanli | Please cite “Green Qingpu” official WeChat when reprinting.
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