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    Kung Fu Tea

    3.6 (174 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 8:30 PM

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    Pumpkin Oolong Milk Tea with bubbles added
    Amanda M.

    I tried this spot with $2 off from t mobile tuesdays. It was great to get the discount! This location is also conveniently right by the Forest Hills Target. I ordered to go and appreciated how they put a cover on the tea that can't spill which is great and they put it in a convenient to go bag. The pumpkin tea was good quality and I appreciated being able to pick how much ice and sugar I wanted. I hated the bubbles though. They are supposed to be tapioca but tasted flavorless to me and I ended up throwing them out. Definitely not worth the upcharge for them IMHO. The service was quick, maybe because I went right at 12:45pm. The spot is small. I recommend it only for take out.

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    Caroline N.

    This location is always busy. Came here on a Saturday afternoon. The employee taking the order is efficient though not friendly since it's non-stop ordering and calling drink orders. It also helps when your party knows what they want and speaks up which 1 person didn't though that comes with learning to order and takes practice. The cashier asked about sweetness and ice levels and we are all set. Ordered: 2 jasmine milk tea with boba and a minion (passionfruit slushie and something which I couldn't hear). Not a bad place if you want a drink though prepared to wait a little while.

    Trying a new spot
    Marsha E.

    I'm on a hunt , for the best TEA. Unfortunately this location fell very short . I visited today around 1pm, for my pickup order . It was slow , I was the only person there and received my pick up order right away . The location is small with a few seats indoors if you want to have your tea inside. The location is GREAT next to Martha's Bakery, target , chipotle and a lot of other businesses. The customer service was also very good, and I appreciated the amount of tapioca, and red beans they gave me in my drink (reason for 3 instead of 2 stars). However the tea lacked flavor and quality. It seemed way to sweet which overpowered whatever the tea was supposed to taste like . It was also very watery to me as well. They also gave me a 75 cents discount on a topping being it was my very first order in app. Saying that to say I will not try out this establishment again , nor any of their other locations. SOMEONE PLEASE INBOX ME A GREAT TEA SPOT TO TRY, so I have somewhere I can consistently go to lol.

    interior
    Stephanie Y.

    Great Kung Fu Tea spot here in Forest Hills. Kung Fu Tea is a popular chain here in NYC, with a wide variety of drinks, including a Wow milk line which is made with Lactaid. This location is pretty fast and COVID compliant. Only 3 customers are allowed in the store at a time and there's a huge plastic barrier between you and the workers. There's also tons of hand sanitizer available. Today, I got the classic KF milk tea with pearls. The pearls were a bit hard but the drink itself was very refreshing. The drink has a light tea flavor and is definitely more milky than some of the other milk teas that I've tried. I also tried some of the oolong milk tea. There was a strong taste that didn't taste like oolong. I'm not sure how to describe it, but I personally wasn't a huge fan. Finally, I tried the strawberry milk slush. This is amazing and a great summer drink in my opinion. It does have a strong artificial strawberry flavor though. It's very sweet and just an overall great energizing pick me up.

    Hsin-Yi W.

    We visited Kung Fu Tea location on Austin street at least once a week since it's the closest bubble tea in my neighborhood. The space is narrow with only 10-12 seats but there is a gender neutral restroom, which is great. The staff is cool, reluctant and rude sometimes. Our favorite is their Kung Fu Milk Tea with bubble, half sugar and less ice. Their bubble is braised with honey, chewy and sweet. The milk tea is not cooked from great tea leaves so the caffeine isn't strong.

    I refu to believe it
    Fox E.

    We can start with a rap. Lemon Black Tea's what I'll give to YOU It has a lot to LIVE UP TO But I know you'll share my POINT OF VIEW Like the 90's web you'll scream YAHOO Palestine will hear you louder then NETENYAHU Who's big on Google but not on YAHOO Crap I just double-used YAHOO Oh well, Altavista's dead, Excite TOO And no, my income tax returns aren't TRUE But like Joey said, that point is MOO So before we get audited by internal REVENUE Let's go and get Boba from KUNG FU! (And let me know please when you're period's DUE) WHAT This Kung Fu tea had quite a bit of a wait time but what I did appreciate was that they had a bathroom and I really needed one and you can probably see how much I needed one (spshhhhhhhh). It was a bit of a hike from where I parked but it was worth it, and the tea tasted good, if a little bit on the sour lemon side, which is the case in a lot of Queens locations it seems. The boba is good and I appreciated the drink. Good job. What to get: Lemon Black Tea With Tapioca! If you like lemon, anyway. Which milk teas are best: Honey Oolong! Oolong! Maybe Taro or Almond! I also love the regular milk tea with Oreo! Or in winter: Any of the hot milk teas! This is a cute little boba train station, in that it feels like you're packed on a platform waiting for a subway when it gets busy in here - an extraordinarily cramped Kung Fu Tea which is located in the heart Forest Hills (Queens) and it's a great place to stop and grab some bobes McGobes. I thought you might have to wait awhile, but the drink came out relatively fast after I waited in line for the (ew) bathroom (but at least they have one) (but ew). 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! Service is usually pretty friendly and there's a nasty little bathroom in the back if you can squeeze through and get in there (that's what she said). A really small space and very busy and good boba. So basically exactly what you would expect from a KFT in New York City. Just about 5 stars because I was surprised how good the drink was considering the crazy cramped conditions and the volume of stuff they're putting out. So advice for the CEO Your methods aren't secret, you know Stop screwing your stores Let them up off all fours And your profits and rep will soon grow

    Mango green tea with mango jelly, regular sugar, no ice
    Monicka C.

    Definitely not that best bubble tea I've had. I got the mango green tea with mango jelly and I thought it was just meh. Even at regular sweetness it still tasted very bitter from the green tea, which I did not like at all. Order: - Mango green tea with mango jelly, regular sweetness, no ice (3/5) Pros: - One of the few bubble tea places in the Forest Hills area - A lot of drinks to choose from - You can control the sweetness and ice level Cons: - Even though I asked for 100% sweetness, it tasted like it was less sweet - It took a while to get my drink even though there was 4 workers and a machine that mixed the drink for them Overall: - If you're in a pinch and just need your bubble tea fix then this place is fine. But if you're looking for really good bubble tea, do yourself a favor and make a trip to Elmhurst or Flushing and get your drink from there.

    COCOA CREAM WOW
    Tiffany C.

    Went back to try the 'Cocoa cream wow original,' this was much better. The drink reminded me of the tiger sugar bubble tea. It was sweet but not overly sweet, and am glad that they have a lactose free option. The bubbles were cooked nicely where it was soft and chewy. Overall the drink was tasty.

    Counter and seating
    Jeannie T.

    Skip this location. I'm normally a fan of all Kung Fu tea shops but here, together line was long and service was way slow. The person taking our order didn't even ask how we wanted our drinks. Sugar, no sugar, less sweet, etc. Then upon execution of the classic Passion Fruit Green Tea, which as you'll see, is my go to favorite at any location, this one underwhelmed. It was not sweet and too much ice. There was plenty of passion fruit flavor but the green tea was too mild and not fragrant enough. I was disappointed, especially knowing what a popular chain this place is. There are standards that were not met here. Too bad... It's location is ideal, on Austin Street. Convenient to shopping and the LIRR.

    Mango Slush with boba
    Brittney C.

    Yummy tea that my daughter loves. Very good options and fast service. Decent location metered parking only but usually there's no parking

    Kung Fu Bubble Tea @ home!! So good!

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    Molly Tea

    4.3
    (349 reviews)
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    Get their jasmine milk drinks. It is worth trying once in your life. The quality and flavor of the…read morejasmine is wonderful. I tried the matcha and it felt so luxurious to drink this. I got the recommended sugar and ice levels.

    In case you're wondering what happened to Molly Tea:…read more Here's the Real Tea (per Google): The "Molly Tea scandal" is an international franchise dispute involving the Shenzhen-based parent company of the trendy Chinese tea chain and its US franchise operators. A court injunction barred the US operators from using the brand's trademarks, forcing a viral rebrand to "? Tea" in New York. Headquarters' Allegations: According to court documents, the corporate office revoked the operators' trademark rights after claiming: - Unauthorized Expansions: The US operator opened a Los Angeles location without prior corporate approval. - Unapproved Ingredients: The franchise was sourcing ingredients independently, violating strict corporate quality and recipe standards. - Hiding Profits: Headquarters accused the operators of voiding their contract by allegedly hiding store revenues and bypassing royalty payments. The Franchisee's Perspective: The US operators disputed the claims. Before the courts stepped in, franchisees alleged that corporate HQ had attempted to aggressively renegotiate the ownership equity, attempting to slash the operator's share from 80% to 30% after the US locations proved highly lucrative. Current Status & Rebranding: Due to the legal injunction, the affected stores were forced to scrub the name "Molly Tea" from their storefronts, uniforms, and delivery apps. The operator complied by covering up the logos and using hand-drawn question marks on cups, quickly earning the nickname "? Tea" among fans.

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    I had just finished dinner at a nearby restaurant and still had some room for a small drink, so I…read morestopped by this place. It's quite small, and many customers order their drinks to go. Ordering is digital. You place your order and pay at a self serve kiosk. The serving team behind the counter was working diligently to prepare all the drinks. I ordered the Coconut Mango Boom with sago. It was creamy, refreshing, and packed with sweet mango flavor. The tiny sago pearls add a nice chewy texture to the drink. The menu also offers a wide variety of drinks, including matcha, fruit teas such as grapefruit, guava, and even kale, as well as traditional Chinese teas like jasmine and longjing (aka dragon well). I would like to come back by and try some of those if I'm in the area.

    HeyTea in Long Island City brings the brand's signature drink lineup to the area, and for fans of…read morethe menu it is a welcome addition. We walked into a cozy space with a comfortable feel that makes it easy to settle in for a bit, and the atmosphere strikes a nice balance between modern and relaxed. The drinks themselves are the main draw and largely deliver. We ordered the Coconut Mango Boom, the standout on the menu, and it came loaded with a generous chunk of actual mango that made the whole thing feel more substantial than your average fruit tea. The Triple Matcha is another strong option for anyone looking for a matcha drink. Toppings were consistently chewy and the flavor balance across most of the lineup leans on the lighter, less sweet side, which works well for us. Where things get complicated is the wait. This location runs long on order times fairly regularly, and during busier stretches or when delivery orders are stacking up, a single drink can take thirty to forty minutes. The staff are generally efficient and straightforward, which suits the format, but the kitchen and barista workflow seems to struggle with volume in a way that other HeyTea locations do not. If you are already a HeyTea regular, the Long Island City location is a convenient option for the area, and the menu quality holds up to what the brand does elsewhere. Just plan accordingly on timing and you will leave happy. We would come back for the Coconut Mango Boom, but we would order ahead and build in a buffer before we need to be anywhere else.

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