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Penticton bubble tea café nominated for pair of Small Business BC awards

Mauiѻýs Teahouse opened in July 2022 and can be voted for in two different categories
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Mauiѻýs Teahouse in Penticton is nominated in two categories for the 2023 Small Business BC Awards. The bubble tea cafe was named after Maui the dog. (Mauiѻýs Teahouse Facebook.)

One of Pentictonѻýs newest businesses has been recognized province-wide.

Mauiѻýs Teahouse in Penticton is nominated in two categories for this yearѻýs Small Business BC Awards, seven months removed from when the café opened its doors at 2050 Main Street.

Housed at the site of a former cannabis shop, and beside Popeyeѻýs, Mauiѻýs Teahouse is in the running to win the 2023 Business Impact Award and Premierѻýs Peopleѻýs Choice Award.

The Business Impact Award is distributed each year to the establishment that has taken positive action to invest in the community and views social responsibility as an integral part of its success, according to Small Business BC.

Owners Prashil Maharaj and Kristina Flores opened the Penticton café last July, naming it after their dog, Maui.

Their pet also serves as the businessѻý logo.

Mauiѻýs Teahouse serves up hand-crafted bubble, milk and fruit teas.

According to the Small Business BC Awards page, the café has a total of five employees.

ѻýItѻýs been a huge success and couldnѻýt have done it without my wife,ѻý Maharaj writes on the awards page. ѻýShe is my backbone on making big moves and risks taken.ѻý

Small Business BC is a non-profit organization in Vancouver that offers advice, educational services and free resources for the provinceѻýs business community.

The organization is hosting its annual on June 2.

People can vote for Mauiѻýs Teahouse

The business is located in the Main Street plaza that features Popeyes Chicken, Dominos Pizza and Taco Time.



logan.lockhart@pentictonwesternnews.com



Logan Lockhart

About the Author: Logan Lockhart

I joined Black Press Media in 2021 after graduating from a pair of Toronto post-secondary institutions and working as a sports reporter for several different outlets.
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