Ordered one drink here through the app, waited patiently while multiple people came in after me, ordered multiple drinks at the register and got them before me. It wasn't until I came up to the window 15 minutes after the time the app told me it would be ready, that I saw my drink half poured in the back, and the guy went to make it. There were three guys working and none of them asked me my name or order even though there was nobody else waiting that did not get their drink and the store is tiny. Customer service is nonexistent at this location. read more

Years ago, I buy KFT almost every week and then all the milk tea places popped up. This place has been here for sometime now and have passed the (taste) test of the Elmhurst community. Lots of milk tea places have come and go. I still pop in and get drinks from time to time and the quality and taste remains the same. read more

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I've been to other locations of Kung Fu Tea as well. They are a very solid bubble tea chain and one of the best in NYC. This particular location is very cramped and is more of a grab and go kind of place. It still has the same great quality though. Other than the standard milk teas and fruit teas, Kung Fu Tea is worth a try just because they actually have some unique offerings. They have slushie drinks like a taro slush and an oreo slush. Or, you can try one of their lactose free bubble tea drinks which come with flavors like red bean or herbal jelly. read more

Been going here 8 years now. Always super friendly fast service, bubble tea is always on point. MUST try their corn dogs and fries, so delish and well priced read more

As usual let's open with a KFT rap: I don't like beans in my drinks, not even MUNG FU If you brought the tea, it's already been BRUNG FU If you're seventeen, sorry bae, but you're too YOUNG FU But if you want Lemon Black Tea, you come to KUNG FU! It makes some of the rivals taste like eating cow DUNG FU It's at the top of the ladder, while you're on the lowest RUNG FU You'll love if you're easy going, even highly STRUNG FU So if you want a Lemon Black Tea, you come to KUNG FU I tasted it and screamed so loud that I collapsed a LUNG FU I carried on screaming and sounded like Angus YOUNG FU They played Sting on the radio, but I'm already STUNG FU By the wondrous Lemon Black Tea they serve at KUNG FU I went to the toilet, opened Snapchat, then I SUNG FU Came back, took my pants off, and the girls yelled "HUNG FU!" In walked Barbie and immediately I'm SPRUNG FU And you should come and get a Lemon Black Tea from KUNG FU! WHAT As my notes say: friendly guy who knows how to make a LBT, very tasty, subtle, not too sweet, good location, like your mother. I wanted to take off my pants, but I didn't, because then it would've been Hung Fu Tea. Lovely little KFT in Elmhurst, it has seating, it's a nice place to hang out, and all in all it's one of my fave locations, with friendly service and lovely decor as well. The little cat on the table is adorable, I like the mirrors (so did Justin Timberlake) (Barbie wants them all over her bedroom including the ceiling) (I mean full wall mirrors) (you would too if you looked like her), and of course the Lemon Black Tea was tasty AF. I stopped pretending to be a turtle when ordering here. Otherwise it'd be Kowabunga Fu Tea. What to get: Lemon Black Tea With Tapioca! Or: All the fruit teas are pretty good, especially if you go off menu and get black tea! Or: Go crazy and order your fruit teas with the very strong Oolong! Or in winter: Any of the hot milk teas! Which milk teas are best: Honey Oolong! Oolong! Maybe Taro or Almond! I also love the regular milk tea with Oreo! Generally speaking, Kung Fu Tea scores 5, which is a huge compliment, considering that it's a massive international corporate chain, whose milk teas don't match up to the best chains: Sharetea, Gong Cha, Tea Top, and Coco. However, they're still really good, and the fruit teas here are among the best. Especially the lemon black tea which absolutely rocks my world. If it's not on the menu, demand it! Other fruit teas (Orange, Grapefruit, Pineapple) must also be ordered off-menu as Black Tea instead of the meh Green. Also the Lemon Black tastes good as a Lemon Oolong, but everyone else hates it because they have bad taste. The one annoying thing about the chain is the corporate office (they're sketchy) and their rule that no drink can have its tea altered. I didn't need major surgery while in here. If I had, it might've been Collapsed Lung Fu Tea. I feel like I came to this KFT a very long time ago, but my most recent visit was much more enjoyable because I hung out here and the employees were great and the location is tucked on a back street off Broadway (the aptly named Justice) in the heart of Elmhurst, which is Latin Queens, but has a lot of flavour from many other cultures. And while parking is a nightmare, my experience here was anything but. The excellent drink, the lovely decor, and the even better service mean there's no way this isn't 5 stars. So if you have nothing to do And your partner won't give you a screw I know something better And very much wetter Get Lemon Black Tea from Kung Fu! read more

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This store is super rude and unprofessional. Things happen like this, I order the bubble tea with red bean and bubble and they charge me without telling me the price and also they charge the wrong amount of money without any apology . First the front desk was very new and no experience. Second the girl who made the drink was very inpatient and trying to argue with me and blame me. Finally the manager step in and yelling me back and try to kick me out. They pretend like they will give me an refund like yelling " you will get your money back in 10 days" This kind of costumer service is totally not appreciated. Never support this type of local business . I only order one order and they charge twice. Imagine if I did not check my Creidt record, it will be like an rip off. read more

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I havent been to kungfu tea in a long time and I wont be back for sure! I shouldve been warned when the store was empty when I entered Came into redeem my reward on the app by getting two large milk teas without ice. First the cups werent even filled to the top...like did i pay for a large just for you to give me a medium? Second I think I just paid for milk flavored water cuz thats what it tastes. Worst milk tea I've ever had. In my whole life. Third I ordered them in two separate transactions but was charged different prices for the same order? $3.75 for the first time I ordered and $4.08 for the second time I ordered. Something smells fishy.... Never again kungfu tea. read more

Kung Fu Tea - Watery and not even filled to the top. Disappointing - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Elmhurst, New York

Love their taro with jasmine green tea, also their taro with lychee jelly - perfect texture, just hard enough, not mushy. They have a small snack menu with maybe five or so items. I tried their crispy fried chicken and asked for it spicy. The skin wasn't too crispy but the inside was tender, for $5 or so bucks as a small side snack to your bubble tea I think it's solid. Spice level is mild. Service is always nice and very fast. read more

We parked at a free metered parking space on a Sunday about 3 blocks away from Queens Center mall and our plan was to go shopping first and then get some bubble tea from this spot (a Kung Fu Tea yay!) afterwards since it was on the same block as our parking space so it would be very convenient later. We've been to 3 of their other locations before and they never disappoint. We arrived here around 2 pm and there was not even 1 customer in this spot. There were 3 employees working (2 males and 1 female) and the 1 male took our order while the female made the drinks. Pricing was under $8 dollars for 2 medium sized drinks (we got the KF bubble milk tea and taro slush). The drinks turned out really good and satisfied our sweet cravings. The best part of this bubble tea place is the 2 different types of sweet panda bubbles (black + white bubbles). I feel their bubbles are one of the best out of all the chain bubble tea spots that we have went to. My husband loves their taro slush and that's the only drink he gets from here because it is super sweet and the texture is like a smoothie without being too watery. CASH ONLY! read more

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Ordered a black tea with bubbles no sugar. Didn't tasted right, in fact tasted funny, kinda like moth balls from your grandparents closet.. dranked half, got home, puked my brains out. now sitting on my couch with a massive headache.. thanks Kung fu tea for ruining me read more

This location is really convenient and super accessible from the M and R train. It boasts some seating as compared to the other branches in queens. We got the sunshine pineapple and passion fruit green tea , both delicious and refreshing but the sunshine pineapple was the real winner. Oh important to note both of them we asked for 50% sugar. The pineapple was light and refreshing and definitely perfect for that hot afternoon that we visited. The passion fruit green tea was also good but the flavor wasn't as good as the sunshine pineapple. So new favorite flavor is definitely pineapple sunshine #fortheloveofboba read more

Kung Fu Tea - PASSION FRUIT GREEN TEA and SUNSHINE PINEAPPLE TEA - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Elmhurst, New York

How great is this, a new bubble tea place in my neighborhood! I heart you Amy S. for your FTR review and telling us about the 2-for-1 Grand opening special this whole weekend. I was down there by 8:30pm for a bubble tea fix and the Special! They had four items for the 2-for-1 so I ordered all four. Compared to the Flushing store (more like a large booth) it is not over sweetened which is my preference. Maybe they refined their mixer. All I remember was a delicious hot WOW-brand(1) bubble tea with tapioca balls that were tasty, chewy, soft and firm. I didn't even take note of the names. Green Wow Milk $3.50 + free Passionfruit Green Tea Green Wow Milk $3.50 + free KF Bubble Milk Tea Four bubble tea; medium- $7 (Woo hoo!) This location is a real store with a small quantity of chairs and table. I did take advantage of their brand new red leather couch. Deco- slick, modern and hot! I heart your designer. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/i8aUeHmdINsEWceJGBy-QQ?select=MD4FIvEiRkeBHpkY0tgtyg *Comment/Suggestion- the menu is presented on a large LCD monitor which is slice but can become difficult to read when it gets crowded. (1)- The WOW has a mix of tapioca balls, beans, milk and tea. After a couple of sips you'll say "Wow!'; it bets a cup of coffee! read more

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The boba was sooo good so many things to choose from and the workers are so nice and the price is so good for a delicious drink

I can forgive the bootleg cups and unsealed lids - but at least warn the pickup person about it so that half the drink doesn't spill before getting home. read more

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I have seen photos of shaved ice and have been curious. Noticed their shaved-ice ad for so long I decided to try it from there. it's really just frozen-flavored ice which is shaved, I wouldn't pay $6 for it again. It came out looking good but once I started eating, it became sticky and mushy. And need better customer service. read more

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If there is a 0 or -star, I won't be hesitate to give them that. 9/23 about 5 pm we ordered two drinks w/ pearl to go. Then, we found the pearl tasted a little bit sour and the green tea milk tea tasted watery and so different with any other KungFu. But we already were heading to Brooklyn and stuck on the bridge at that moment. It's abt 20-25mins away from KungFu. I called them just wanted to let them know this situation instead of posting on yelp directly. After a long talk with them, they want us back to the store next day and will make us two new drinks. Today, I went to the store and tried to talk to Alvan whom they said he will be in charge of this. But the whole conversation and all the staffs made us feeling like we were driving 40mins(round trip) here for cheating them 2 drinks that value $8 total. (I'm wondering how much my gas cost) please don't tell me you were giving me "FREE" drinks, becuz u didn't refund me. Such a NICE interaction when customer gives their feedback. ====================================== Here comes the conversation, if any one interested: Me: I have called yesterday for the poor quality drinks and was told to come back today. Alvan: it's "impossible" the pearl tasted sour, and ONLY YOU said so. No other customer said that. Me: what do u mean? you mean it's my problem or? Alvan: No, but it's just impossible but if you insist. Ok, I CAN give you 2 drinks FOR FREE. Me: These are not the FREE DRINKS! We purchased 2 poor quality drinks yesterday and called you becuz we want to let you know abt the quality was not good. We didn't dare to drink the sour pearl and thrown them away. Alvan: oh, usually customer will need to show us the drinks. Me: You mean even I were arriving Brooklyn? Or you mean we were cheating for these? Alvan: No, but anyway, I CAN GIVE u two FREE drinks. ==================================== read more

Kung Fu Tea - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Elmhurst, New York

The best bubble tea in the Elmhurst neck of the woods. Regular black milk tea with tapioca bubbles is the standard here. Everything else is a nice touch, order depending on your own tastes. Personally the ginger milk tea, sesame and almond (with less sugar) are my favorites. Milk tea with grass jelly (xian chau) is also refreshing in the summer, and a slightly lower calorie/less filling option than the regular tapioca. Speaking of the bubbles--here they are chewy and sweet, which I appreciate. KFT's texture across different franchised locations is the most consistent compared to all other bubble tea chains I've tried (Quickly, Vivi, Coco, etc.) Don't forget to customize your drink--hot/cold, the amount of ice (regular/less/none), and the level of sweetness (regular/75%/50%/25%/0%). For what it is, the prices aren't cheap, but it's a nice treat once in a while. read more

Guy at the counter had such an attitude. I ordered nuggets for my son last week and he said it would be a 30 minute wait, we said forget it (This was around 12pm). We went back today and we ordered nuggets again, this time we were willing to wait. He told us we dont have this right now, and he said 20 minute wait. I said ok. He goes to the back to make it, we come back and he puts my items in the bag and throws it on the counter and just turns away without saying a word. I had to go back and ask if this was for me. If you do want to sell food or make food from the back, dont offer it on your menu. Please hire a new counter person for this KFT. I will be taking my money elsewhere. read more

I feel the snacks are way too spicy, because I asked mild spicy. I feel they have false advertising for fried tempuras, because they have a picture of mix tempuras. But I received fried fish cakes instead. I feel I got cheated for the snack. Then I order a honey green tea and ask for no ice. The female cashier still makes the the drink with ice. So I remind her that I requested no ice, then she acts like she didn't know and turns around to her colleague to laugh it off. I don't come to this place to spend my money for her to be a snubby and unfriendly dumb blonde. I get that she looks pretty with makeup on. Her colleague just hands me my snacks and drink, and doesn't even care if he gives the order to the right person or not. What a bad customer service. read more

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Whoo hoo! Another Kung Fu Tea has opened! The Kung Fu Tea franchise is spreading like wildfire, first with a location in Flushing, then locations in Brooklyn and the East Village, and now there's one in Elmhurst. I'm a big fan of this chain and I can see why they're so successful. In a city where good pearl milk tea is hard to find, Kung Fu Tea really stands out. The Elmhurst Kung Fu Tea upholds the standards of the other ones, with the same creative menu of milk teas, flavored teas, and wow milk. Like the other locations, their teas are brewed to perfection and deliciously fragrant, and their tapioca is cooked to the correct, chewy consistency. The Elmhurst location has the same affordable prices as the Flushing location; and if you managed to stop by during the opening weekend, there was a 2-for-1 deal going on. There's also one major improvement: they have seating! Granted, it's 3 small tables with two chairs each, and one long, red sofa at the front of the cafe. But still, it's an improvement. *raises milk tea cup* Here's to hoping that more Kung Fu Tea locations with seating space will start to pop up in NYC. read more

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Customer service bleh - typically Asian judgement and the drinks are overly sweet Boooo read more

Delicious! The herbal jelly in lactose free milk, that is...yum! Well, this location is close to all of those great places in Elmhurst and even has some seating as well. The convenient location makes it a must stop place for me on my weekend outings. Cash only and a little more pricey than Quickly, but I am totally sold with the lactose free milk party. Even more seating (larger shop), extended hours, and some snacks would be off the chain- like in a good way. They play Backstreet Boys songs! read more

This is probably the best bubble tea chain in NYC. This location is probably the friendliest. Its located right off of Broadway in Elmhurst, near the Grand st. subway stop. The store is relatively large and the atmosphere is pretty laid back. There's a couch and a few tables to sit at and drink bubble tea. Its gets pretty crowded here with customers at times, but I've never had a problem finding a seat. I've tried two flavors of bubble tea, Original Kung Fu bubble tea and Taro bubble tea. Taro is my favorite. The texture and consistency of the drink mixture and the softness of the bubbles coexist really nicely. The flavor and taste is awesome. Kung Fu is my standard to measure all other bubble tea places by. The drink is really refreshing on a hot summer day! read more

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CoCo was closed on Broadway. I pulled up in front of Kung Fu Tea and they were open! Curbside pickup only, must call ahead to order. Got two large bubble tea with less ice. Tapioca was fresh and service was great. Couldn't ask for anything more. Thank you! read more

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This place sprang up nearby my house one day and I thought I would give it a try. It has potential to be a nice hang out spot for the local high school kids/young adults. They have a bright red coach and three 2-seat tables. My gripe is that the Taro Milk Green Tea I ordered was considerably on the watery side. The taro flavor was there, but it didn't taste full-bodied. It tasted cheap. Maybe I got the wrong thing or maybe they need to work out some kinks. In any case, the staff seems nice, just new. I will give this place another try when they work out the kinks. read more

"YAKULT GREEN TEA" all day, everyday. It's my drink of choice. I really love this particular KFT because it's in such a convenient location in Elmhurst. I often drop by either before or after a shopping trip to Target which is a stone's throw away. They recently ran a promotion where for $2 - $3, you had a choice between a large Ovaltine slush or iced Ovaltine drink if slushies are not your thing. But rest assured, both options are perfect summertime drinks. (https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/1013032_472068942877556_1195539870_n.jpg) There is limited seating, but it never gets overcrowded as most people come in, order their drinks, and leave. They've kept the space pretty clean, and for entertainment purposes, there's a flat panel TV mounted to the wall where on rotation music videos of all sorts are being played for your enjoyment or vexation, you know, whatever. This is where I first saw RiRi's "Only Girl in the World" video which is amazing and a total, and complete explosion of colors & gorgeous outfits! You go, girl! (http://theaudacityofcolor.com/core/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/Rihanna-Only-Girl-In-The-World.jpg) And being the Bajan beauty that she is, I bet Rihanna would order the Passion Fruit Slush. But, I digress... read more

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Kung Fu Tea makes the best and most consistent bubble tea in my opinion (regardless of location). After moving to Queens, even though I live closer to the one by 7 train, this location seemed to be the one I prefer coming to. There are a few seating available at this specific location which is great for when you are waiting for the order. Or when you just want to sit and enjoy that bubble tea a little before continuing your journey battling that hot New York summer. The staff are really nice and they do seemed to try their best to accommodate customers as fast as they can when there is a long line ... especially during those hot and humid days. They are cash only, but I noticed on my latest visit that they had recently installed an ATM machine ... and there were people using it as well. Regardless of the weather, I can always count on my Matcha Green Tea with bubble. read more

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Kung Fu Tea is a reliable place for me to get my bubble tea fix anywhere. Conveniently located within walking distance from my friends place, I will not hesitate to come through here if I'm craving a refreshing green tea for my walk to the subway. read more

Convenient neighborhood boba shop. A couple of high tops for seating, but minimal seating. Seems like there is Wifi as a couple of folks were camped out with laptops. As for the boba, this was the first place I had ever seen sugar level of 120% LOL wat?? Someone's going to get the hardest sugar crash ever. The boba was chewy, the pudding was delicious. My only gripe is that I asked for 30% for the taro and my bf 50% for the milk tea, and I think they mixed it up. Otherwise, a great neighborhood pit stop. read more

When this store just opened, the drinks were undrinkable. The employees made it really, really sweet. But over time, they made the drinks just right. Practice makes perfect! I usually get the taro with a small amount of tapioca. The texture of the tapioca is just right but I don't like the amount they usually put in - too much. Overall, not a bad place to get a drink since the location is pretty convenient from the train station and from homes in the surrounding area. read more

I don't think it should come as a surprise to anyone who ascribes the "foodie" label to themselves to say that it is very easy to become addicted to one place or dish. In the case of Kung Fu Tea, my addition is very recent and while most rewarding in a culinary sense, it is much more laden with guilt borne of the sheer amount of tapioca pearls I have consumed in the past couple weeks. The funny part is, I was never a gigantic Bubble Tea fan. Sure I had it before, I enjoyed it, but in all the years I've had it, it never called back to me. I had a friend once who could consume 4 Bubble Teas in one sitting. I thought this was a tremendous feat, but now I almost get it. This is a small outpost among the many Kung Fu Teas popping up around New York City. Walk too quick and you'll miss it as is sandwiched between a restaurant and a Fay Da bakery. Inside there's one lounge-y looking couch and a few tall tables with two chairs each, but this is definitely not a spot to spend hours on end in. The cashier and counter is right in front of you as you enter, along with a TV usually playing Chinese concerts. The staff is very nice and accommodating. Usually all their Bubble Teas have some "percentage" of sweetener (starting at around 30). I found the 30 to be too sweet for my tastes and I asked them to dial it down the next time. I still found that too sweet and decided to cut out the sweeteners altogether and while they made concerned faces, they never fought me on it. The customer is always right indeed! I've had two of Kung Fu Tea's slush concoctions in the past month (multiple times). The first is the Taro Slush, which is exactly what it sounds like. There is a really deep Taro flavor to it, unfortunately the 30% sweetener was a bit too much and overwhelmed the Taro flavor, but I am more sensitive to sweet than the average bear, so take that as you will. My favorite however has become the Red Bean Slush, which is exactly what it sounds like, red beans, ice blended together with tapioca pearls on the bottom (you need to ask for them). I had this with sweetener and again it was a bit too much for me. It was *good* mind you, but I wanted more of the red bean flavor. The last couple times I had it, I asked for no sweetener and it was perfect for my tastes. The only bad thing about Kung Fu Tea? Knowing that I'm totally hooked on it and need to control how many I have in a week. Well, right after I finish the one I'm drinking as I type this review...promise. read more

Not sure how I haven't ever written a review since I religiously come here every week or other week and have been doing so for a few years. I love bubble tea but I am not a picky gal so I don't have much to complain about. Pros: Mostly consistent product Tasty Made right in front of you Cons: Sometimes the person helping you is rude but in the last like 5 months that hasn't been the case. The menu now has a "vegan" option but every time I've ordered a vegan item I have received the same old bubble tea which breaks my lactard heart. Favorites: Strawberry lemon green tea Matcha tea Taro milk tea Thai milk tea (I am boring) Anyway that's it. ‍ read more

I always order my favorite drink here but the lady who takes the order was so rude. I requested to only put 50% of sugar and she ain't happy bout it. Can someone from the management teach her some manners. Ordered October 18, 2020 around 3:15pm. read more

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Today's the 30th anniversary for kung fu tea and there is a buy one get one free promotion on the app. I am a new user of the kungfu tea app which means that i am able to use this coupon. Since it was my first time using this app, i was confused so i asked the cashier for some help. He responded in a rude manner when i was asking politely on how to use the app. When i went back on line after i figured out how to use it, he tells me to pay using the app. After i paid, he then tells me that i had to order TWO drinks to use the promo. I told him nicely that he should have told me before i paid and he rolled his eyes. He actually rolled his eyes the whole time i was conversating with him but i chose to ignore it. Super rude. Im a regular at this bubble tea location and have never been treated in such a manner. I understand the store was busy but this is a job YOU signed up for and YOU should be able to act professional. Disappointed that kungfu tea could hire workers with horrible customer service. Also, the drink wasnt even full all the way?????? I have ordered the same drink at this location multiple times and it was never prepared like this. read more

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I love this place. I just got hooked onto bubble tea and started with gong cha which I ALSO love but I like that Kung Fu's bubbles are sweeter. I always get passion fruit green tea or winter melon milk tea. read more

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My favorite Kung fu tea location and my favorite bbt spot in elmhurst! I've tried other kft locations and they never make the tapioca as good as this one does. My go to drinks are the jasmine milk tea with tapioca (30% sugar) and the grapefruit yogurt drink. read more

Went in to get a quick snack, while I waited for more than 10 minutes in an empty store for a simple snack such as corn dog. Their staff can be seen busy playing with their phone, asked them if it's going to take any longer, at that point I knew that they forgot to take out the food from the fryer. It came out burnt, and they told me that it has to be burnt in order for the inside not to be cold. Who the heck want to pay for burnt food? They could have microwave it before frying it or something. Bottom line don't get food from here, just get drinks if you're out option, if not there are plenty of other store. "From the ingredients for our products to the customer service at our stores, we keep a strict and uncompromisingly high standard, setting the bar for our competitors." - https://www.kfteausa.com/about-kftea/ Clearly this store doesn't share the same business idea that the franchise intended. read more

Amazing milk tea and probably at the top of my bubble tea list. But for the price they ask for bubble tea and for the number of years they've been in business, they still haven't decided to accept credit/debit cards. This might sound a little naggy and salty, but this is a huge deal for me. read more

Asked for a oolong Bubble tea with 50 percent less milk, 50 percent less sugar, and 50 percent less bubbles. They gave me a watered down tea with extra milk. Won't be going back. read more

Not the best. Their standard bubble milk tea is RICH: very sweet, VERY creamy. I know some people like that, but it's just so sweet my throat started craving for Starbucks after 3 sips. I've been there 3 times now and I don't think I'm going back. First visit I ordered the bubble milk black tea, you know, just to see how the basic drink tastes. Like I said, way too sweet for me. Second round I decided to get the same thing but asked for half the sugar and half the tapioca. It was still just as sweet as what I had the first time. So the third time I asked for bubble milk green tea with 1/3 of the sugar and very little tapioca. What I got was an extremely watered down, more cream than tea, milk tea with still the same amount of sugar as the first black tea I got here. Confused what I did wrong. I figured after 3 times I would get the handle on finding my favorite drink here but it just didn't happen. I'm going back to Ten Ren for milk tea with real tea and attentive workers who make the sweetness right. read more