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    Qi Tao

    4.2 (9 reviews)
    Closed 1:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    The best traditional kung fu school around. Old school training in new school facility.

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    Taichi Bubble Tea

    Taichi Bubble Tea

    4.2
    (29 reviews)
    29.6 mi
    Casual dining
    Healthy dining

    I've been here a few times now and find the portions to be very filling. It's super easy to order…read moreexactly what you want by filling out the check sheet and handing to the cashier. I get a poke bowl with spicy salmon, brown rice and various veggies with eel sauce. Delicious and fresh ingredients and spacious inside with plenty of seating.

    - Cozy, bright spot inside Palisades Center serving bubble teas, smoothies, ramen, teriyaki, and…read morepoke bowls; seating is available both inside the shop and in the common mall area just outside the storefront, making it a comfortable place to relax and enjoy a quick meal or drink - There was a steady flow of customers throughout our visit--some stopping in for a late afternoon bubble tea, others settling in for an early dinner; very casual atmosphere without feeling overcrowded - Service is streamlined and efficient, with self-order kiosks located near the entrance; while interactions with staff may be minimal, the ordering process was simple and our drinks were prepared promptly for pickup at the back counter - Our smoothies were cold, refreshing, and pleasantly balanced without being overly sweet; we liked the ability to customize with a choice of base flavor, mix-in flavor, and a complimentary topping - We didn't try any of the food on this visit, but a peek around neighboring tables showed dishes that looked fresh, tasty and generously portioned; we'd definitely be interested in returning to sample the food menu

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    Tai chi Bubble Tea

    Tai chi Bubble Tea

    3.7
    (45 reviews)
    47.7 mi
    $$

    I love a good play on words for a tea shop and "Tai chi tea" is a fantastic name for a tea shop…read more The shop offers standard flavors and boba options and then a more premium line of drinks. We had one of each. They offer many standard flavor options like taro, brown sugar and traditional milk tea, and several bubble options ranging from standard tapioca, peal, and fruit flavors. And the premium options are essentially a dessert is a cup! Tai chi tea also offers food options with a full quick service restaurant inside. If you only order tea, the area to wait in the front of the store is on the small side, but you can grab a seat at a table while you wait.

    My husband and I have been looking everywhere for delicious, reliable chinese food dishes - the…read morestandards, y'know? I'm talkin straight Chicken & Broc, fried rice, lo mein. The hits. We've found this surprisingly hard to find around Stony Brook. We usually have my inlaws bring food in from Commack when we want good Chinese, but we were really hoping to find a local spot that hits the spot. The other night we asked our nanny, who has lived in the neighborhood for a lot longer than us, to suggest a place for great Chinese. To our surprise she suggested Tai Chi. We were like, what? The bubble tea place? But she wasn't kidding, so we gave it a try. And WOW. We weren't disappointed! This is going to be our go-to place for great Chinese food standards. It was hot, delicious, good portion sizes, and the price point was right. Highly recommend for what we ordered, and looking forward to trying other menu items soon.

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    Jasmine tea with lychee bubbles
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    Eastern Village Arts Tai Chi

    Eastern Village Arts Tai Chi

    5.0
    (2 reviews)
    3.7 mi

    I went to Dan with no prior experience, and he has been an amazing teacher. He is kind, patient,…read moreand extremely knowledgeable about Tai Chi. I've been going now for about a month and it's a great way to exercise, meditate and relax at the same time. Highly recommended!

    Dan Baum is an awesome tai chi teacher. I highly recommend him. I have trained tai chi since…read morecollege, in Japan, China, and the US. And Dan is the best teacher I've had hands down. Not a lot of tai chi teachers in NY speak English very well and it can be a pretty weird sub-culture. By contrast, Dan is really skilled, very clear, and able to teach even the more complex forms to any skill level because he is really good at breaking the moves down (and also at demonstrating them- this guy is really good at this stuff). This is definitely a more "fun" and well-rounded tai chi class than any other I've taken. In a typical class (I've been going for about 3 years now), you can expect warm-up and stretching exercises, meditation, forms, push hands, and other interesting strength and flexibility training exercises. I've been learning a sword form from Dan and it is crazy fun. He's great about working with individuals while creating a relaxed sense of community. He plays music in class sometimes. And for people who think Tai Chi isn't a work-out, you should come check this class out - it's different than your typical work out, but I always leave feeling like I had solid exercise for the day and feeling a lot more centered.

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