Another day, another boba shop opens. TP Tea, in San Mateo, Calif. is still in a soft opening stage but is already making waves on the boba scene. With a convenient 4th avenue location, TP Tea has been thrown into the figurative fire of the San Mateo restaurant scene. However, will TP Tea be able to distinguish itself from the other 17 boba shops in downtown San Mateo?
Boba review: San Mateo’s TP Tea
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About the Contributor
Maya Campbell, Podcast Producer
Maya Campbell is a senior at Carlmont High School, and this is her third year in the journalism program. She is interested in sports and politics and hopes to become a biotech lawyer one day. She likes playing the drums, running, and cooking. She is also a member of the Carlmont Cross Country and Track teams.
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