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    Xing Fu Tang - 5th Avenue

    4.3 (108 reviews)
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    Jean Claire G.

    I have my new favorite here its the ube boba milk. Its so creamy and delicious and the sweetness is perfect. I really like this location because its not crowded even its located close to ktown. I went and got the large ube boba and its so good! The boba was perfectly cook as well. I highly recommend!

    Christopher T.

    Quite big and very spacious place to have on 5th Ave. it place is Huge and bridge with seating are on one side and service on the others, cut & simple decor. Staff and nice and friendly. Drinks are refreshing and well make. Love the store.

    Ube bubble tea
    Angela L.

    This location is pretty large compared to the one in Flushing. There was plenty of seating. There was a line but it moved pretty fast. You can customize your drinks with the level of sweetness and how much ice you want. This place is known for its bubbles. They are perfectly chewy with the right amout of sweetness. The ube milk didn't have very strong ube flavor. I did like the milky consistency. The bubbles of course are the star.

    Linh T.

    Pretty decent spot for boba tea near ktown, this location has a big seating area, super inviting. I will have to try their fruit tea next time!

    Stella K.

    Was looking for a pick me up and found Xing Fu Tang on Yelp. I think the most expensive item on the menu is the Gold Foil Boba ($16.99). That was a bit much, so I stuck with something more down to earth. The Thai Tea ($7.99, or $8.70 with tax) was good, although the boba was a wee bit on the soft side for my liking. This might be due to it being later in the day. Drinks come in only one size. This is one of the larger boba shops I've seen during my visit to NYC, and it's also clean. Plenty of space for people to wait for their drink orders. There's a little bit of seating, that is spaced out in a way that doesn't feel cramped at all. It was a bit unclear how the line forms. They could benefit from a sign with an arrow that says "line forms here", with an arrow pointing left of the divider. It's easy to walk in on the wrong side if you're not paying attention, especially when you naturally want to walk closer to the counter in order to be able to read the tiny text on the menu that is posted on the wall behind the counter. They have big images of the drink, with tiny text underneath. It's very hard to read from a distance. The workers here don't look very happy, especially the guy who took orders at the register. DIdn't seem like he wanted to be there. Just going through the motions. Even forgot to ask about sweetness or ice preference, which all boba shops tend to ask when you order a drink that can be customized. Saw him making drinks afterwards with the same blank "I don't want to be here" look on his face. The other 2 workers looked less unhappy.

    Dalgona Coffee
    Sreyoshi B.

    Fresh warm oooey gooey springy boba. Creamy coffee foam. Delicious sago. A recipe for perfection on a warm April day in Manhattan. The lines are short and quick and the (small) wait is worth it. Service is nice and patient and the person at the register was kind enough to explain and ask about all the options - low ice, low sugar ftw. Will be back!

    Brown Sugar Boba
    Sophie K.

    Xing Fu Tang is big yum. Can't beat the original in Taiwan (which is the first one I ever went to) but the boba is a great consistency. They have the fortunes here too! Clean, brightly lit. People are nice.

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    Karen Y.

    Idk... I first experienced XFT in HK... when the brown sugar boba crazed was on overdrive. Their gimmick is this giant wok cooking boba... I haven't had a boba in a while and this XFT opened on 5th Ave new my work, plus they are promoting an "Ube" drink series. The shop is clean, very clinically white... idk, my experience was a little weird... there was no line, I walked up to the counter... and ordered my drink. "Dirty Ube Latte". The girl took my order, I paid. She then placed my cup to the side... guessing someone else would THEN take it to make said order (?)... like how Starbucks runs their assembly line. I went to the area to wait for my drink.... I see my cup... but no one's working on it.... There were workers busy with the social media stuff (really? Do you even need influencers? No one even trust their views anymore... so blah). Anyway, another min passed - the girl who took my order - had to make my drink bc NO ONE was working behind the counter. Finally got the Dirty Ube Latte... and it looks really good. Alas... the drink was horrible... had no taste, it was super milky... zero sugar... and the coffee topping was useless... did not add value whatsoever.... Unless it's only for the look. $8 wasted. Guess I can write this spot off... rather splurge for my coconut Ube latte at GS.

    Brown Sugar Boba Milk
    Celian O.

    Pros: - their tapioca is ALWAYS on point, I've yet to dislike their tapioca, the only boba tea place I get tapioca at - my usual is either the Brown Sugar Boba Milk Tea (w/ oat milk) or the Chrysanthemum w/ Honey Jelly, both are sooo good - service was quick and staff were very nice Cons: - nothing to mention here~ Comments: - went around 5PM on Wednesday, it wasn't busy at all - you do need a receipt to use the bathroom - they played the music very low, which isn't a bad thing but I wish it was slightly louder

    8/12/25 jamine honeycomb tea $10+
    Hannah L.

    Jasmine GT w honeycomb w boba came out to a whopping $10+!! Drink itself was $7.50 + upsize + boba. Inside is clean and spacious tho. Love that there is a fortune draw built into the wall Tea was yummy but the boba was too soft for me

    Soft serve (milk tea flavor)
    Deborah W.

    I stopped by around 5 PM on a Monday afternoon. There were quite a few people eating but no one in line. Typically, I feel like when you go to a boba shop the workers give some sort of acknowledgement. However, when I went up to the register, there was an awkward few minutes where I was just standing at the cash register wondering if anyone was going to come over. When I finally got my order taken, my order came out very quickly. I got a soft serve which came with hot bobba at the bottom. Flavor was great, just a bit too sweet though. But the consistency of the soft serve was super creamy and a great treat. The cost of the item is quite steep but it's actually very filling. I've been into the restaurant a few times but I felt that, unfortunately, this time, the store itself felt very messy, especially in the seating area. All in all, they have great options in terms of drinks and soft serve but the space does not feel the best kept and service was ok.

    Boba milk tea.
    Kai L.

    There was a student happy hour promotion on certain drinks. I tried the matcha boba, oolong tea with honey jelly, and boba milk tea. It wasn't sweet which I appreciated. Space was bright and clean with plenty of seats and a restroom for customers.

    Adam T.

    Xing Fu Tea is a great way to celebrate my first boba milk tea since moving to New York. Their brown sugar boba milk (isnt a tea) but it sure satisfies my cravings. The drink was a little over $8 after tax, and I would consider coming again to show my friends around. Huge shoutout to Miho for guiding me on some of their popular items and a drink that would best fit my cravings. Although I ended up with the basic and classic drink, it was much appreciated as a first timer. The inside is a great escape from the outside heat, and the seating area is nice! This could be a nice spot to study if you are a student or someone that works from home.

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    Ordered 2 milk teas (walk-in) and they were friendly and quick. Would come back. Bathroom was clean. Had this in Taiwan.

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    Good place for boba. Simple ordering process thru their kiosk. Lots of selection. I chose the black…read moretea with boba. Drunk came out fast. No real interaction with the staff but they are efficient. Place is clean with some space for seating. Funny conversation to eavesdrop on but a couple was on a date and the girl was talking about her psychedelic experience doing mushrooms and an alien god judging her about her network of friends...I normally don't eavesdrop but couldn't help it in such a small sitting area

    I returned to another Gong Cha bubble tea chain which this is located at 38th Street between 5th…read moreand 6th Avenues, Midtown West, Manhattan, NYC. This location is accessible via A train at 42nd Street Port Authority. Upon arriving there was a woman in front of me arguing with the staff persistently haggling the price to be lowered, but to no avail. Woman, no means no! There are other bubble tea businesses within the locale that may appease your needs, but not this particular Gong Cha whom apologized for the inconvenience of the inability to lower the price on the product ordered. As I waited patiently, I took photos of this business' environment. The staff stated the cash register is not working and currently unable to accept either credit or debit cards, but cash only payments. Ergo, I was unable to obtain a sales receipt nor a drink label printed. I wonder if the staff reboot the register or check their internet connection to be offline as the cause of non-functioning O/O/O. [1] Customer service is average. Well... if the staff can lower the price for one customer why not lower it for ALL customers? Surely, why not make my drink order as inclusion for lowering the price, please? Hell no, of course not! The conclusion was ironclad. In the real world, this cannot happen. As I stood on line waiting for this woman to let go and walk away from her argument I had shrunk to my own gnawing thoughts. I took photos of the atmospheric environment. There is a cute signage: "Bubble tea where refreshment meets creativity." The pink metal water bottle is very adorably cute which is something that I would certainly purchase. Peach green tea, medium $7.25 My favorite default topping grass jelly (aka herbal jelly) loeng4 fan2 涼粉 is my standard request for $0.75 which was good, but not served chilled. At 30% sugar level request, it was slightly higher in sugar content. Former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg would shake his head at me in disbelief with disapproval and disappointment for consuming this excessively sugary drink. The peach green tea was not the cause of the sweetness but a man-made sugar embed measurement error. Nevertheless, this Gong Cha satisfied my bubble tea fix as it is now my addiction - in addition to my other addiction, writing. [1] O/O/O = Out Of Order

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    Ho Ho Té

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    4.0
    (204 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    Staffs were friendly. There are bubble tea, and food you can order from here. I ordered a regular…read moreKorean Hot Dog which was $4.99. There are tables and seats where you can sit and enjoy your meal here. Service: 4/5 Food: 4/5 Ambience: 4/5

    My bubble tea crawl continues throughout NYC attaining my favorite default grass jelly loeng4 fan2…read more涼粉 choice topping. Ahh, grass jelly loeng4 fan2 涼粉 is my childhood favorite dessert and summons nostalgia! It is my mission to search for bubble tea businesses that offers grass jelly as a topping for my primary reason to patronize. It was abundant which filled one quarter of my medium sized drink. The grass jelly topping is New York City standard priced at $0.50 at least there is sustainability and a sense of normalcy. I requested regular ice, but the entire ice dispensed disappointedly melted and the drink became room temperate. Heat wave medium $6.00 Passionfruit green tea with grass jelly, 50%, light sugar. The drink alone was good quality. While scanning the electronic menu the drink names appear very comical and not business appropriate as well as this bubble tea business name Ho Ho Te. The sound speakers is boisterously loud blasting music directly at my face by the ordering counter. The cashier associate was 90% inaudible of her customer service questions due to the boisterously loud blasting music as I had to fight loud vs. loud by blurting loudly several times: "WHAT?" Why would a business intentionally place sound speakers in front of a ordering counter station where customers must communicate their food/drink orders? How can customers place their drinks orders with clear specific description/instructions only for the cashier associate to inadvertently obfuscate by misinformation because the message conveyed was utterly misinterpreted? Communication is vital for ordering and order fulfillment accuracy in the food service industry! The cardboard paper straws available are environmentally sustainable friendly for biodegradable and compostable. However, these cardboard straws taste AWFULl!! The drink selection is very limited menu compared with other bubble tea competitors. Disappointedly there is no Jasmine green tea on the menu. There are some food items. Takeout menus are available for grabs. Loyalty card is available which also serve as business card where the back is printed in gold foil. This business is very accessible by MTA NYC Transit at Port Authority 42nd Street's A, C, E trains and buses near the peripheral of Times Square.

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