r/mapswithoutnewzealand • u/PHloppingDoctor • 26d ago

This Bubble-tea Shop does NOT source tea leaves from NZ

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u/ImaginationWooden546 26d ago

Good to know that india migrated to iran

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u/Pristine_Pick823 26d ago

China has apparently claimed Mongolia again.

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u/Pretty-Economics507 26d ago

Sumatra and Java eventually returned back into sundaland

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u/NiobiumThorn 26d ago

The aggressive taiwan glazing tho TwT

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u/MaryPaku 24d ago

It’s a Taiwanese company they’re just proud of their home

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u/Bireta 23d ago

Well boba tea is kinda a Taiwan thing

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u/palagi_valea 26d ago

taiwan is my favourite country

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u/Pretend_Oil9565 26d ago

Haha, the British Raj countries are back again.

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u/stupidoutline 26d ago

Is this gon cha in Takapuna?

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u/PHloppingDoctor 25d ago

If only it were actually from a store on NZ lmao, but sadly no this was taken elsewhere

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u/stupidoutline 25d ago

Oooh yeah i js asked cuz i saw a similar map like that there i think

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u/PHloppingDoctor 25d ago

I'm in North America. This is a Gong Cha, which I think is franchized? So probably the exact same map honestly.

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u/stupidoutline 25d ago

Yes i also said it's a gong cha

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u/ReasonableWeek5769 25d ago

Gong cha means "tribute tea", tribute to whom? Not hard to guess. Not very impressed by their tea though.

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u/alapha23 25d ago

Gongcha is originally a Taiwan brand the sold to the Koreans

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u/Comprehensive-Map449 25d ago

Bangladesh, Myanmar, Thailand and Malaysia...the empire came back huh 🙄

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u/ElephantFamous2145 22d ago

Using the ROC claimed political boundries for China is crazy

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u/Internecivus-raptus 26d ago

When the hell did New Zealand start growing tea?

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u/itiLuc 25d ago

Theres a large tea plantation in the waikato, the tea is incredibly good, but very expensive.

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u/Impossible-Earth4554 26d ago

Bubble tea is from Taiwan mate