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My son recommended i get a drink here on a hot day, and I got my Ube boba milk, no ice , less sugar in large size to share, it was delicious and all gone in no time. Servers were all behind the counter and very busy filling orders for people who ordered in the store, with apps, or called in? I stood on the order Pick-up line then asked a customer who directed me to the back of the store to the order counter. I guess the servers were okay, my order was taken efficiently, had to wait a while for my drink but not due to slow servers, they were very busy, the customers were helpful answering my questions. Loved the boba machine with a server making fresh boba, a form of entertainment! The store is small with 2-glass walls making it seem larger than it actually is. I do recommend drinks from this location, I'll stop by again too!
4.3 and rounded up! It's hard to say no here, because their bubbles are so good! As one of many bubble/boba (波霸奶茶) milk tea chains that have emigrated stateside from Taiwan (original birthplace of boba), Xing Fu Tang hails from has 5 locations in the New York boroughs area, 4 in Midtown and 1 in Flushing. Their signature fresh boba is what makes their bubble tea stand out from the rest--the "bubbles" are made from cassava starch otherwise known as tapioca pearls or balls--soaked then cooked and sweetened in a brown sugar syrup. Here they have a whole wok full of these, and they're super soft, incredibly chewy and bouncy, on the sweeter side compared to some other chains, but not too cloyingly so. Their menu consists of a number of a bubble tea and coffee drinks, mostly with milk though some without, you have an option of regular milk, lactaid milk (+$0.50) or oatmilk (+$1.00). Two sizes regular or large (+$2.00) and add-ins for +$0.50 more of the following: Brown Sugar Boba Strawberry Boba Taro Boba Honey Jelly Herbal Jelly Milk Foam Matcha Shot (+$1.00) I got their regular brown sugar boba and it was a treat! Like I mentioned above, the bubbles are sooo good! Prices are on the higher side $7.99 for a regular size, it made me really miss the days of $3.75 regular-sized drinks! After ordering it took about 7-8 minutes to be ready considering the store was really busy. Note: the brown sugar boba milk tea is where they line the cup with brown sugar syrup in addition to adding boba. Technically their standard boba milk tea is without the additional sugar syrup but since the boba are already cooked in brown sugar, there's no true option of getting unflavored boba without brown sugar. Like most boba stores in NYC, the shop isn't very big, just enough space for a small line to form for ordering and then waiting to pick up drinks. All customers are taking these to go, there's no room or seats to linger.
Service was quick. Drink was made fresh. Super soft and warm boba with cold milk. I do wish it was mixed together better but the flavor and freshness was unmatched and absolutely amazing! Similar price as other bubble tea shops but so much better. Totally recommend! Only con is they don't do no ice unless you pay extra.
I visited this place three days in a row! Their bobas are made fresh and cooked with brown sugar, right by the store front so you can watch how they make them. The texture was right amount of chewy. I ordered their signature brown sugar milk, brown sugar milk tea and dalgona coffee boba milk. The brown sugar boba milk tea was my favorite. I'd love to keep going back but it's probably not good for my waistline and wallet. A small boba drink is $7.99 plus taxes!
I can't recall the last time I've tried Xing fu Tang but I do appreciate the lactaid option. Absolutely loved the brown sugar boba milk. It was delicious. No sugar options to choose from but it didn't seem too sweet. They offer a bag for easier transport which was convenient since I was leaving work. Looking forward to coming back and trying other menu options.
Been to all the locations besides flushing and finally had a chance to come by! I can finally say for boba (pearl drinks) this place makes the freshest ones to date. I'm still working my way down all the drinks on the menu, upon entering and ordering, the drinks came out pretty quick. today I got the Thai milk tea boba, a very refreshing taste, the right amount of sweetness with the chewy yet melt in mouth pearls go well in combination, worth trying.
This place used to have my heart, but not anymore. The staff really lack communication skills. I ordered chrysanthemum tea ahead through the FanTuan app for pickup, and when I arrived at the time the app said my order was ready, it still wasn't done. When it was finally finished, they didn't even bother to call my number--the drink just sat there on the counter waiting until I asked for it. This happened two days in a row. I understand the shop is bit busy, the line is long but with so many staff members around, you'd think they'd be more attentive. Instead, they seem more interested in chatting with each other than helping customers. In NYC, everyone's time is valuable--please respect that.
The oolong milk tea was delicious and fragrant. I typically do less sugar for sweetness level when I get boba, but for this shop I probably could have gone with regular sweetness and it'd be perfect. The boba was so soft and chewy and you could watch them prepare the pearls in front of you. Staff were super friendly in taking orders and though there was a line, our drinks were prepared quickly. Reasonable prices for the quality!
Hidden Gem Alert! This walk-in, walk-out bubble tea spot is a true hole-in-the-wall treasure. The Brown Sugar Boba Milk tastes like it was made with love. Simple, unassuming, and absolutely worth the stop.
I would give this place a 4.5/5 if possible! Xiang Fu Tang is very comparable to Tiger Sugar because it was so sweet that the milk tea tasted like it had brown sugar. The best part was how chewy the boba was. Overall, Xing Fu Tang is a great boba place!
Clean shop, view of the process for making the boba pearls, fresh fruit for drinks preparations, expeditious ordering process...ending in a very yummy drink.
I call upon bubble tea to summons comfort and healing. The only tea enticing my senses was Jasmine lemonade green tea with honeycomb $6.66. Xing Fu Tang have my default topping Chinese herbal grass jelly 涼粉 (loeng4 fan2, liang2 fen3) listed on their menu which lured my visit. My drink was full of lime, honey and herbal grass jelly. I actually taste honey and the flavor of jasmine. Customer service is attentive to explain the less sugar content. Do not expect there to be any seating. Napkins embedded with their name and logo for branding are available for grabs. The wall is adorned with Chinese hand calligraphy with the traditional red seal stamp - beautiful. As I waited for my order to be fulfilled I took one fortune. It is very easy to obtain. This Chinese fortune sticks (Kau chim 求籤) from flat sticks inscribed with text or numerals in a Buddhist temple. It evoke memories of my beloved family member who treks to a Buddhist temple obtaining annual fortunes for our family prior to Lunar New Year. Xing Fu Tang is located on Main Street and very assessable via MTA NYC Transit buses and 7 train in Flushing, Queens, NYC.
Came here more than a handful of times and finally got to try their signature- caramelized flamed-torched brown sugar bubble milk, it's like the Hermès of bubble tea, you can even get it topped with gold foil for $20 smh. I've tried a few of their fruit-based tea drinks and taro bubble milk- they were all pretty solid. This place is always busy from opening to close so expect to wait awhile- worth it tho. I can understand why my son & ppl love this place- it's that brown sugar bubble milk drink- sooo good!! Creamy, sweet, tapioca pearls were tasty and very filling too. Now everytime I'm in Flushing, I have to get it :)
Rolled into Flushing for the US Open (the tennis is right there) and, well, I couldn't be in the heart of the city's best Chinatown and not get my boba fix. It's a compulsion at this point. Xing Fu Tang is a Taiwanese chain built around brown sugar bubble tea, and the location is dead central on a busy, touristy stretch with foot traffic everywhere. Tons of options on the menu and a quick, efficient ordering system, which you'll appreciate because the place is tiny and the lines get long. My only real note is the sugar. There is a genuinely alarming amount of it packed into each drink, which is kind of the entire point of brown sugar boba, but consider yourself warned if you value your teeth. I love this neighborhood, and this scratched the itch. Grab a drink and go wander Flushing. read more
5/5 milk tea boba soft serve $7.50- always amazing, just wish the boba was less sweet, very chewy boba 3/5 matcha strawberry boba $8.49 - decent but felt like the ration might've been a bit off 2/5 lychee rose refresher $7.50- didn't expect a carbonated drink, the rose flavor & fragrance was off, might've been too strong, needs more lychee read more
My son recommended i get a drink here on a hot day, and I got my Ube boba milk, no ice , less sugar in large size to share, it was delicious and all gone in no time. Servers were all behind the counter and very busy filling orders for people who ordered in the store, with apps, or called in? I stood on the order Pick-up line then asked a customer who directed me to the back of the store to the order counter. I guess the servers were okay, my order was taken efficiently, had to wait a while for my drink but not due to slow servers, they were very busy, the customers were helpful answering my questions. Loved the boba machine with a server making fresh boba, a form of entertainment! The store is small with 2-glass walls making it seem larger than it actually is. I do recommend drinks from this location, I'll stop by again too! read more
4.3 and rounded up! It's hard to say no here, because their bubbles are so good! As one of many bubble/boba (波霸奶茶) milk tea chains that have emigrated stateside from Taiwan (original birthplace of boba), Xing Fu Tang hails from has 5 locations in the New York boroughs area, 4 in Midtown and 1 in Flushing. Their signature fresh boba is what makes their bubble tea stand out from the rest--the "bubbles" are made from cassava starch otherwise known as tapioca pearls or balls--soaked then cooked and sweetened in a brown sugar syrup. Here they have a whole wok full of these, and they're super soft, incredibly chewy and bouncy, on the sweeter side compared to some other chains, but not too cloyingly so. Their menu consists of a number of a bubble tea and coffee drinks, mostly with milk though some without, you have an option of regular milk, lactaid milk (+$0.50) or oatmilk (+$1.00). Two sizes regular or large (+$2.00) and add-ins for +$0.50 more of the following: Brown Sugar Boba Strawberry Boba Taro Boba Honey Jelly Herbal Jelly Milk Foam Matcha Shot (+$1.00) I got their regular brown sugar boba and it was a treat! Like I mentioned above, the bubbles are sooo good! Prices are on the higher side $7.99 for a regular size, it made me really miss the days of $3.75 regular-sized drinks! After ordering it took about 7-8 minutes to be ready considering the store was really busy. Note: the brown sugar boba milk tea is where they line the cup with brown sugar syrup in addition to adding boba. Technically their standard boba milk tea is without the additional sugar syrup but since the boba are already cooked in brown sugar, there's no true option of getting unflavored boba without brown sugar. Like most boba stores in NYC, the shop isn't very big, just enough space for a small line to form for ordering and then waiting to pick up drinks. All customers are taking these to go, there's no room or seats to linger. read more
Service was quick. Drink was made fresh. Super soft and warm boba with cold milk. I do wish it was mixed together better but the flavor and freshness was unmatched and absolutely amazing! Similar price as other bubble tea shops but so much better. Totally recommend! Only con is they don't do no ice unless you pay extra. read more
I visited this place three days in a row! Their bobas are made fresh and cooked with brown sugar, right by the store front so you can watch how they make them. The texture was right amount of chewy. I ordered their signature brown sugar milk, brown sugar milk tea and dalgona coffee boba milk. The brown sugar boba milk tea was my favorite. I'd love to keep going back but it's probably not good for my waistline and wallet. A small boba drink is $7.99 plus taxes! read more
I can't recall the last time I've tried Xing fu Tang but I do appreciate the lactaid option. Absolutely loved the brown sugar boba milk. It was delicious. No sugar options to choose from but it didn't seem too sweet. They offer a bag for easier transport which was convenient since I was leaving work. Looking forward to coming back and trying other menu options. read more
Been to all the locations besides flushing and finally had a chance to come by! I can finally say for boba (pearl drinks) this place makes the freshest ones to date. I'm still working my way down all the drinks on the menu, upon entering and ordering, the drinks came out pretty quick. today I got the Thai milk tea boba, a very refreshing taste, the right amount of sweetness with the chewy yet melt in mouth pearls go well in combination, worth trying. read more
This place used to have my heart, but not anymore. The staff really lack communication skills. I ordered chrysanthemum tea ahead through the FanTuan app for pickup, and when I arrived at the time the app said my order was ready, it still wasn't done. When it was finally finished, they didn't even bother to call my number--the drink just sat there on the counter waiting until I asked for it. This happened two days in a row. I understand the shop is bit busy, the line is long but with so many staff members around, you'd think they'd be more attentive. Instead, they seem more interested in chatting with each other than helping customers. In NYC, everyone's time is valuable--please respect that. read more
The oolong milk tea was delicious and fragrant. I typically do less sugar for sweetness level when I get boba, but for this shop I probably could have gone with regular sweetness and it'd be perfect. The boba was so soft and chewy and you could watch them prepare the pearls in front of you. Staff were super friendly in taking orders and though there was a line, our drinks were prepared quickly. Reasonable prices for the quality! read more
1 year ago
I would give this place a 4.5/5 if possible! Xiang Fu Tang is very comparable to Tiger Sugar because it was so sweet that the milk tea tasted like it had brown sugar. The best part was how chewy the boba was. Overall, Xing Fu Tang is a great boba place! read more
I call upon bubble tea to summons comfort and healing. The only tea enticing my senses was Jasmine lemonade green tea with honeycomb $6.66. Xing Fu Tang have my default topping Chinese herbal grass jelly 涼粉 (loeng4 fan2, liang2 fen3) listed on their menu which lured my visit. My drink was full of lime, honey and herbal grass jelly. I actually taste honey and the flavor of jasmine. Customer service is attentive to explain the less sugar content. Do not expect there to be any seating. Napkins embedded with their name and logo for branding are available for grabs. The wall is adorned with Chinese hand calligraphy with the traditional red seal stamp - beautiful. As I waited for my order to be fulfilled I took one fortune. It is very easy to obtain. This Chinese fortune sticks (Kau chim 求籤) from flat sticks inscribed with text or numerals in a Buddhist temple. It evoke memories of my beloved family member who treks to a Buddhist temple obtaining annual fortunes for our family prior to Lunar New Year. Xing Fu Tang is located on Main Street and very assessable via MTA NYC Transit buses and 7 train in Flushing, Queens, NYC. read more
1 year ago
Came here more than a handful of times and finally got to try their signature- caramelized flamed-torched brown sugar bubble milk, it's like the Hermès of bubble tea, you can even get it topped with gold foil for $20 smh. I've tried a few of their fruit-based tea drinks and taro bubble milk- they were all pretty solid. This place is always busy from opening to close so expect to wait awhile- worth it tho. I can understand why my son & ppl love this place- it's that brown sugar bubble milk drink- sooo good!! Creamy, sweet, tapioca pearls were tasty and very filling too. Now everytime I'm in Flushing, I have to get it :) read more
Everytime I'm here it seems like the staff always change it and take awhile to make the drinks. Even after they make the drinks, it is just sitting there until someone realizes they never called our order. The drinks are good but they are smaller side and pricier than competitors like Tiger Sugar. The store is quite small considering it is always packed. I will saying I really like playing the fortune game it makes my wait more bearable. read more
1 year ago
The regular milk tea was probably one of the best I've ever had ! I will be back! The servuce is pretty quick and the space is so clean! Love the location . read more
This is hands down my favorite bubble tea shop for brown sugar bubble tea. They make the bubbles right in front of you, stirring them in with brown sugar in a big pan in the front of the store with the glass windows. They also offer ice cream which I have had several times - the soft serve brown sugar bubble tea. I have also had the pleasure of trying their Dalgona coffee bubble tea - highly recommend! It had the perfect texture and just the right amount of sweetness. It helped give me the right amount of energy without making me jittery. Everything I have tried from them, including the non brown sugar bubble teas like the lighter lemonade flavors over the summer, has been phenomenal! The brown sugar bubbles are truly the star of the show here. The service is pretty fast! There is also a fortune telling area in the back where you can get your fortune told by selecting a stock and the correct numbered box. read more
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2 years ago
I've been wanting to try Xing Fu Tang for years, but since Flushing is pretty far for me, I never found the time--until this past spring, and I'm so glad I finally did! Xing Fu Tang is a narrow bubble tea shop with long lines that often extend out the door. The place is usually loud and crowded, which can make for a bit of a hectic experience. It took about 10 minutes to reach the cashier, who was super nice and informed me they have non-dairy options, which was great to know. I ordered the Brown Sugar Bubble Milk Tea with oat milk and a regular Brown Sugar Bubble Milk Tea. Both drinks easily rank in my top five favorite bubble teas ever. The oat milk blended perfectly with the brown sugar and bubbles, while the bubbles themselves were soft, chewy, and freshly made. I only wish they would open a store in Brooklyn! It's so good that I find myself craving it often, but Flushing is just too far for a regular visit. Still, if you're in the area, I highly recommend giving Xing Fu. read more
I didn't get to visit when the hype was at its peak, but I couldn't pass by without reminiscing being jealous at all of my Queens-area friends lining up for their fresh pearls when XFT had just opened. The cauldron of boba stewing in brown sugar was a lot less lackluster than it appeared in the pictures back then. But I could appreciate all of the sweaty workers rolling out new boba pearls, boiling them, and churning them in the sugar on this extremely hot summer day in July. There were so many options that looked tasty, but I opted for the original brown sugar boba. The shop is such an awkward set up. It's so unfortunate that they weren't able to get a bigger store front, as the amount of real estate that goes into just the workstations for the making of the brown sugar boba topping is already equivalent to the size of the whole shop of some other boba tea places. The drink itself was fine. The boba was extremely soft but not mushy, and I can see why they would stick to the tedious work of rolling out fresh pearls inside the store. The milk was just regular. I think most people are coming to get the taste of the fresh brown sugar boba. The soft serve was selling like hotcakes because it was so hot outside. I wouldn't go out of my way to visit this specific location, but definitely would try more if I am ever in the area again! read more
Ever since this place first opened up in Flushing I've been meaning to try it out. I had really high hopes for their signature brown sugar drink. It's cherry blossom season so the drink came in a cup that had small cherry blossoms all over it. It's so pretty! In the corner of the store, there were giant sticks you can draw and then open the drawer with the matching number to get your "fortune". It seemed like all fortunes were bubble tea themed which was cute. I drank it a couple of hours later after putting it in the fridge. It was a good drink but I prefer Tiger Sugar's version more. The bubbles were soft and chewy probably because it's made fresh daily but the brown sugar flavor wasn't as strong as I had thought it would be. I did like the tiny crumbs of brown sugar that were mixed in with the drink, it added a nice crunch to the chewy boba. read more
My boyfriend and I always walk by this place so we finally decided to check it out. We got two large drinks that totaled to $18. I got their brown sugar milk tea and he got the oolong milk tea. I know they are known for their brown sugar milk tea but we actually enjoyed their oolong best. The brown sugar wasn't as sweet and the random bits of burnt sugar (very creme brulee like) was not my favorite, and it overall tasted like plain milk if that makes sense. Oolong had a nice tea flavor and tasted better balanced. The pearls in both drinks had the perfect "qq" texture though. Interior is really small but down the hall has a cute fortune wall you can do while you wait for drinks. Overall the drinks were okay, not bad but not great either. read more
3 months ago
Xing fu tang is a notable boba chain which is quickly expanding in NYC. They're very well known for their brown sugar bubble milk tea which is usually my go to. However this time around, I decided to try out one of their fruity drinks and went for the green grape aloetini drink. This drink comes with aloe bits. Overall, refreshing and definitely could taste that they use quality tea. The one thing I'd say I dislike is the fact that a size upgrade is $2 which seems very steep. The prices of the medium drinks aren't cheap either with most of them costing at least $7. I'd say it's definitely on the pricier side for the size of the drink. They were also doing a cute promotion where if you buy a drink you can get a free snoopy patch which I thought was so fun. Service was nice and we got our drink very quickly after placing our order. This place seems more like a grab and go as the interior is quite small. Would come back to try their other drinks another time! read more
Always love their brown sugar boba. Not cheap but I'm for occasional splurge. Two large boba tea cost $17.50. There was a free fortune telling wooden stick picking games at the back wall. Base on what number (0-100) stock you got, you could pick out your paper fortune from the mini drawers. read more
Xing Fu Tang in Flushing, NY. Best BOBA TEA I've ever had. Warm, handmade boba mixed with brown sugar milk. Topped off with sweet bruleed brown sugar. @xingfutang_ny XING FU TANG: 40-52 MAIN ST FLUSHING QUEENS, NY Insta: @thehungrysw read more
2 years ago
This store came from Taiwan, where it was highly rated and popular. Glad to see it also in NYC. The inside was clean and the line moved quickly. Got the boba milk tea, which was delicious! Of note, it's not a cheap drink - almost $10 since it's a large size (+$2) and ice free (+$0.50). The bobbas are flavorful but too soft. There are fortunately other places with cheaper options but comparable if not better quality, so won't be coming by again. read more
2 years ago
Been here multiple times all these years and still get the same items! Boba milk tea and dalgona milk tea read more
On our NY getaway, we were eating in the area and wanted some boba, walked past here and saw a line so we hopped in thinking it's gotta be good right? We don't have one back home so we decided to try and I'm glad we did. It was memorable. You walk to the back where the register is and put in your order then line up walking towards the front to pick up your drink. The black tea was flavorful, the boba was bouncy chewy and fresh. The drink was memorable and i would def come back next time I'm in flushing enjoyed it a lot. The place was cute, had stickers and other little promo stuff that people like. Standing counters in the back. Like the cup style too!!! read more
2 years ago
Busy! Always a hot spot. Taiwanese Milk Tea with the freshest boba! Their Signature Brown Sugar Milk Tea HITS! Made with Organic Whole Milk - and not any powdery junk, there's a reason why it costs what it does. Service, unlike much of downtown Flushing hot spots, is actually always really great. The staff are always helpful and patient with any questions, and work efficiently at turning out all the many creations. We also love the Strawberry Boba with real strawberries, the Lime Ade, and the Soft Serve. Just when you think we can't possibly have anymore "bubble" tea joints - voila! Taiwan's very own Xing Fu stands out among the rest. read more
I ordered the Taro Boba Milk Tea this time. The tapioca balls were perfectly soft and chewy. The taro on the bottom was smooth, and the texture paired well with the boba. The milk tea itself didn't have a lot of tea flavor and tasted more like milk than tea, but the drink overall was solid. Although there's not a lot of space inside the store and there's always a line on the weekends, the line does move pretty quickly. read more
This is my go to bubble tea spot when we go visit Flushing. They make the bubbles fresh in the store and it's fun for the kids to watch while they wait for their bubble tea. The boba is chewy and well made. We usually get the brown sugar boba & boba milk tea and they never disappoint. There is usually a line but it goes pretty quick. They also have fortune sticks in the back where you pick a stick and find the number on the little boxes to get your fortune. It adds some fun to the atmosphere while you get your bubble tea. read more
10/10!! I enjoyed my experience at this boba spot from beginning to end. I went around mid-day and it was not too busy. Granted, it was pretty cold outside but I still recommend checking out this place. The boba/tapioca is made in the front of the shop and it shows with their quality. The boba was soft, chewy, and fresh. When I say fresh, it was pretty warm/hot. It complimented the soft serve well. The ice cream was a good balance and flavor too. It was not over powering or sweet. I'm planning to go back again or their other locations Check this boba shop out. read more
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40-52 Main St
Flushing, NY 11345
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Do they have vegan options?
Yes, I'm vegan and i order the tea with oat milk and no cream.
How many calories is the Regular Brown Sugar Boba Milk tea (cold)?
You don't want to know, it's essentially sugar, candy and milk
Does the USA Xing Fu Tang have a website so I can contact them company??? Thanks
usaxingfutang.com
What are the soft open hours? Also, is there an additional charge for Lactaid/ oat milk options?
1/26 will be 10AM to 1PM, then 6PM to 10PM. 1/27-2/1 will be 10AM to 10PM. Lactaid is $0.50, oat milk is $1.00
Hi. So when do you guys open? Because today I went after school with my friend and the door was locked.
Hi Evelyn, We are open now
Do they have dairy free options?
Hi Tiff! We carry Lactaid for a lactose free option and oat milk for a completely dairy free…
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