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Brief (coffeeyo.com): A Nanjing cafe has gone viral for selling seasonal vegetables at its doorstep alongside coffee — the greens come not from the market but from the owner’s own rural garden, earning amused comments that it “makes money from both the elderly and office workers.”

(Source: Beijing News Radio)

Recently a Nanjing netizen posted that a cafe on Sanqiba Lane, besides running coffee, also sells some seasonal vegetables at its doorstep — including vegetable sprouts and radish tops — sparking heated discussion. Some joked that the shop “earns from both the elderly and white-collar workers”; others asked for the location, saying they wanted to buy some vegetables. On September 20, the cafe owner told Midu News that the vegetables sold in the shop are not wholesale from the market but brought back from his hometown. Every Tuesday or Wednesday when he returns to his rural hometown, he brings some home-grown vegetables; beyond what he eats himself, he brings a bit extra to sell at the shop. For now the cafe mainly sells common greens; loofah and cucumber are out of season, so they are not offered.

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