Car Crashes Into Texas Boba Tea Shop: Owner Heartbroken

A Texas boba shop faces a heartbreaking setback after a car plows through its front wall, leaving a determined owner ready to rebuild. 🌐 #News #HoustonTX #Texas #Accident

HOUSTON, TX – A popular Texas boba tea shop faced an unexpected disaster Tuesday morning when a vehicle barreled through its glass storefront and crashed into the service counter, forcing the popular spot to close temporarily. Splintered glass and debris covered the floor after the crash, leaving behind significant damage.

Incident Details

The crash took place at Boba Bird, a well-known tea shop located on Blackhawk Boulevard in southeast Houston. Surveillance footage shared by the business on Facebook captured the dramatic moment when the vehicle plowed through the front wall, shattering glass and slamming into the counter.

In the video, debris can be seen flying in all directions as the vehicle comes to a stop inside the shop. Despite the destruction, no employees were injured during the incident.

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Temporary Closure and Community Support

In a Facebook post accompanying the surveillance video, Boba Bird expressed gratitude for the community’s immediate support.

“We are so glad that no employees were injured this morning and so thankful for the outpouring of love and support we’ve received from the community already,” the post read.

Due to the extent of the damage, the shop announced that it will remain closed for the foreseeable future while cleanup and repairs are underway.

The post further stated, “Our top priority is to rebuild to continue serving the best boba and hot chicken.”

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Owner’s Emotional Reaction

Peter Phan, the owner of Boba Bird described the destruction as devastating.

“It’s my little shop, and I always dreamed of making it,” Phan said. “100% heartbroken and I want to cry, but I can’t cry.”

Despite his heartbreak, Phan remains focused on moving forward.

For now, Phan and his team will concentrate on repairing the damage and reopening the shop. Local customers have expressed their support, promising to return once the shop is back in business.

“I don’t try to stress about things I can’t control or fix,” he added. “All we can do is move on from this.”

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