21 New Cafés to Wake You up (Part Ⅱ)

Here are anothr 11 cafés in town for you to try!

New Cafés in Shanghai

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Oatly recently did a soft launch of its physical store. 

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The coffee here is blended with oat milk. Special coffee and ice cream bread are also available. 

Address: No. 267, Xiangyang South Road 

Business hours: 10:00-20:00

BAPE CAFE

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BAPE's first Chinese café opens in Taikoo Li Qiantan. 

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Before the end of this month, you can redeem free drinks and desserts at the café with receipts of other stores in the mall.

Address: S-L2-28&29, 2nd Floor, Taikoo Li Qiantan

Business hours: 10:00-18:00

Magic Maggie Cafe

A new café on Anfu Road. 

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Magic Maggie Vintage opens a café of the same name next to the original vintage shop. 

Address: No. 57 Anfu Road 

Business hours: 10:00-19:00

Shuwu Café

It is a Japanese-style café next to a tree, situated on the ground floor of a residential building. 

Many regular customers often enjoy chatting with the owner while getting their coffee. 

Coconut Milk Latte, RMB 25

Coconut Milk Latte is a seasonal special, and special drinks are released from time to time.  

Address: 274-2 Mengzi Road 

Business hours: 9:00-17:30

POMECUP

The old POMECUP on North Urumqi Road has a new store on Wanhangdu Road.

They mainly focus on Nordic roasted omni beans and consider various coffee extraction methods such as pour-over and espresso.

Tres Rayas - cold brew, RMB 35

There are two main coffee beans this season; one is Tres Rayas, having a fruity wine flavor in cold brew.  

Tres Rayas - pour-over, RMB 50

The other is Heza FFS, which has a light floral scent. 

Address: No. 230 Wanhangdu Road 

Business hours: 7:30-18:00

KWAIYUET

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KWAIYUET has a tree in the center of the store, and the large open window allows the store structure to be fully visible. 

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Jasmine cold brew is a summer special here. 

Address: No. 338-1, South Xiangyang Road 

Business hours: 10:00-19:00

Heylo

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Heylo ended its soft opening at the end of June and officially opened in mid-July. 

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The store's specialty coffee is of good price, costing RMB 25 per cup on average.

Address: Next to No. 300, South Xiangyang Road 

Business hours: 8:00-19:00

QOMO Coffee

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A coffee shop called Peanut was located here, but now it has changed to QOMO Coffee.

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Compared to the previous store, the overall space of QOMO is much larger.

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Try their Mint Latte, which uses pure mint and no added syrup. 

Address: No. 177, Ruijin Road 

Business hours: 8:30-18:30

Gregorius SHADE

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Gregorius SHADE, located on Anfu Road, is the second Gregorius store . 

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The coffee quality is consistent with their first branch.

Address: No. 53, Anfu Road 

Business hours: 11:00-18:00

Xi Chang Tian

The average price of Xichangtian’s drinks is around RMB 20, and the coffee price starts as low as RMB 10.

Pandan Coconut Coffee, RMB 31

Pandan Coconut Coffee has pandan syrup at the bottom and is topped with coconut milk. 

The owner here is an interesting person, and the store’s name is also the title of the Xianxia novel he is writing.

Address: No. 1188, Wuding West Road 

Business hours: 8:00-18:00

Biu~biuti

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Biu~biuti is a Nail Art Café.

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The first floor is a café, and the second floor sells acrylic nails.

Address: Room 108, No. 596 Middle Yan'an Road 

Business hours: 10:00-21:00

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JS·88

TO GO COFFEE

Faust

CITYBORING

SCREAM by middle child

Blu Shaak

Artist Of Coffee

May Café

Umiya

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BAPE CAFE

Magic Maggie Cafe

Shuwu Café

POMECUP

KWAIYUET

Heylo

QOMO Coffee

Gregorius SHADE

Xi Chang Tian

Biu~biuti

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