Nopa, Mua, La Costanera: Check, Please! Bay Area reviews

Check, Please! Bay Area Season 12 episode 13 revisits previous reviews of Nopa (San Francisco), Mua (Oakland), and La Costanera (Montara).
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[@da__lang]

I was surprised to learn that Mua is a Korean word. It's also the past tense of a French verb meaning to metamorphose, transform, or evolve. That's what came to mind for me when I first saw the name.

[@briesthoughts2261]

So Nopa was celebrating the gentrification of the Divisadero/western edition area? The neighborhood used to be more socioeconomically diverse. Now there is a Bi-Rite selling $24 jars of almond butter :/

[@StopFear]

This horrible show needs to be cancelled already. It’s a kind of show that shows the most snobby and arrogant people imaginable describe the food excessively.

[@Mleencihols]

I happen to LOVE this show....keep them coming....

[@Rinifi]

Yes, this show is tainted by a busload of preening foodies who are full of themselves, but it was entertaining.

[@da__lang]

If you find the show so objectionable, don't watch it.