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We were in Hudson Yards earlier tonight and it was my first time in the mall. I have been to Xing Fu Tang a few years ago, this location was the first one I have seen it so busy in a mall. I didn't get a chance to go into the store. By the time we were leaving, I know how popular Xing Fu Tang is. My brother in law got me a Mango Passionfruit Green Tea, large, less ice. The taste was sweet All payments are accepted. If you order in store, be prepared to wait in lone.
I love XFT! I think I'd say it's currently my favorite boba milk shop bc they do the brown sugar boba milk tea so much better, and i think they're the only ones making the boba pearls fresh daily which would also make sense. Not as customizable as a lot of other shops, tho and they don't have as many topping/add-in options either but I'm pretty basic in that regard soooo... It's consistent every time, service is friendly and fast, + I love all of the collabs / special promos / events, like the Lunar New Year promo recently. so fun! I had to grab one of their adorable pins for my junk journaling bag tooo.
I am a sucker for a good bubble tea and after walking by to see their team freshly making their boba, I knew I had to try this again! (I used to work in the building and came here often) Went with a matcha bubble tea, even with only 25% sweet, it was still a little too sweet for my taste but I loved the boba. Great chew and very good taste.
I stopped by Xing Fu Tang while traveling to Manhattan for work, and it instantly made me feel at home. I've never not loved Xing Fu Tang. Being from Taiwan, boba just makes me happy. Especially true when it's from a boba shop that originally comes from Taiwan. They're famous for their handmade brown sugar boba, and as always, the boba here was soft, warm, and perfectly chewy. It brought back all the familiar flavors I grew up with. In Taiwan, I actually think Xing Fu Tang is a bit too sweet, and that still holds true for me here. Even when I ask for no sugar, it still leans sweet for my personal taste. But honestly, for most people who love sweet drinks, it's perfect. When I'm in the mood for something sugary and comforting, this really hits the spot. For everyday boba, it's a little sweeter than what I prefer, but it still makes me smile every time. Anyway, if you have not tried it, do it! ;)
I don't know if I ever drank so little of a bubble tea drink. I opted for a small brown sugar bubble tea. I only drank 1/3 of it and that's on top of light ice added to the drink. They charge extra if you opt for no ice. Their prices are high. It costs 8.70 for a small and then $2 more for a large. When comparing to SF Bay Area bubble tea prices. $8.70 could get you a large sized bubble tea in the Bay Area. The brown sugar milk tea has absolutely no tea. I asked the staff after placing my orders if the drink has any tea. With these basic flavor and price point, this isn't it. Also I find it very misleading marketing when it says Taiwan number one. It is definitely nothing close to the best brown sugar boba in Taiwan as it likes to market itself.
Finally got around to trying Xing Fu Tang after hearing so much hype about it for the longest time. Overall, it's quite pricey even across different boba brands and I'm not sure if I'd come back. Part of it is my fault because I ended up choosing the Dalgona topped brown sugar milk boba tea - the dalgona cream they use is very heavy and dense and they definitely don't shy away from giving you a big portion of it - if you look at my photo, the cream probably took up 1/4 of my entire drink. It was way more bitter than I expected, so even though my first few sips were pretty good since it was mixed in with the really sweet milk tea, by the end of my drink, the dalgona became too overpowering. The boba is definitely on the chewier side, which they're known for, but again, I think I had higher expectations just based on the hype I'd heard about this brand. If I were to come back, I think I'd try one of their fruit teas instead! One other thing was that the workers told me their student ID discount (~15% if I'm remembering correctly) is only valid on weekdays... which makes no sense to me lmao
The fresh brown boba is to die for! It is freshly made. The bobas are still warm! This is the best brown boba drink ever! Nothing compares to this at other boba shops! The mango passion fruit was very good but not as good as the brown sugar boba! Service was quick. The prices are comparable to other boba shops in NYC. But a little pricey compared to NJ. I posted the fresh warm bobas in the big wok!
Every time we visit Hudson Yards, this is one of my daughter's favorite stops and now I can see why. On this visit, we ordered a large Brown Sugar Boba, which was rich, creamy, and full of that perfect caramelized flavor. We also tried a small Taro Boba Milk Tea, and I personally enjoyed it a lot smooth, lightly sweet, and just the right texture. There's a small seating area that fills up quickly, but if you're lucky, you might grab a spot. One fun and unique detail: on the left side as you're waiting in line, there are drawers built into the wall. I've seen a lot of people opening them out of curiosity. I didn't check them myself this time, but I definitely will next time. It doesn't seem like there's any charge to explore them just a fun part of the experience. The staff is always friendly and professional, even during busy hours which is most of the time. They handle each order with care and speed. Highly recommend stopping by and trying a different drink each visit Xing Fu Tang is more than just a bubble tea spot; it's a mini adventure every time.
One of the best bubble teas I've ever had. I mean, they make the boba fresh and it's still warm when you get your order. You really can't beat that. The strawberry boba was lightly sweet at normal level. The Thai tea was a teeny bit sweet but absolutely delicious. Will definitely need to return.
The drinks here aren't terrible but I definitely think they're overrated (at least at this location). The boba quality was significantly harder than it should be and the prices were significantly higher than they should be (which to be honest should be expected given that it's at the base of the Vessel). The Strawberry boba milk and Strawberry Green Tea were pretty decent except for the boba texture but I wouldn't recommend the oreo boba milk.
Xing Fu Tang is located inside a mall by the Hudson Yard. Thankfully they are inside an air conditioned location because that summer heat is no joke, so a drink was in order. Unfortunately, they don't have any non-dairy milk options so I went with a fruit tea in this case. Opting for their Passion Fruit Green Tea with Brown Sugar Boba, I found myself actually really being into the fruit based tea and seeing them scoop from a giant wok of boba meant your drink was fresh indeed. A bit on the pricier end compared to other boba shops but to have a wonderful option inside a mall is fine by me.
13 days ago
Xing Fu Tang Hudson Yards is a Taiwanese boba shop located inside one of Manhattan's busiest shopping and dining areas. We walked up to a convenient setup for grabbing a drink while exploring Hudson Yards, with a bright, modern counter that kept the brand's focus on freshly made tapioca pearls and brown sugar-based drinks. Compared to smaller bubble tea shops, the experience here felt more like a quick stop in a high-traffic area, but watching the boba-making process added a more unique element that set it apart from a standard grab-and-go counter. The brown sugar boba milk is the standout drink and the main reason to visit. We ordered one and found the caramel-like brown sugar flavor giving the drink a rich sweetness, while the fresh boba added a chewy texture that made it different from standard tapioca pearls. The drink had a comforting balance of milk, sweetness, and boba, and it worked well as a treat when we were looking for something indulgent. The menu also offered a variety of tea-based and fruit drinks, including options with green tea bases and fruit flavors. We appreciated that the drinks could be adjusted to different sweetness preferences, since the brown sugar flavors can naturally be on the richer side. The tea itself was lighter compared to the stronger brown sugar notes, so choosing the right combination depended on whether we preferred a milkier or more refreshing drink. Service was quick and the staff were friendly during our visit. The location can get busy, especially with the amount of foot traffic in Hudson Yards, so there may be a wait during peak times. The shop is better suited for grabbing a drink while walking around the area rather than a place to sit and spend a long time. The team moved through orders with efficiency, and the drinks came out without much delay. Overall, Xing Fu Tang Hudson Yards is a convenient option for fresh boba in a popular Manhattan destination. While the atmosphere is more focused on convenience than a full café experience, the fresh-made pearls and signature brown sugar drinks are still the main reasons to stop by. read more
While exploring the Hudson Yards shops, we came across the XFT store. Initially there store looked really pretty from far, but as I spent few minutes I noticed how undermined it was. The had a sitting area on the side where all cushions were stained. They had the lucky box on the side, which actually had the luck notes, but this area as also dirty on the floor. There was a huge XFT cup also for photo prop. The store was popular as we so many people stopping by and ordering their drinks. We ordered the famous Gold Foil boba milk tea, which was $17, probably got so expensive due to price of gold rising :p. I also ordered the Mango pomelo sago, but the staff informed me they had no grapefruilt pomelo, but I ordered anyway. The gold foil tea came out quickly. It was well made, boba was good. But the mango pomelo took some time and it wasn't good either. There were chunks of mango that didn't mix well with the milk. I enjoyed the sago but rest of the drink was a bummer. My overall experience at this XFT store wasn't as majestic as the one by St Marks. read more
24 April 2026 Warm Sunny 66°F Hudson Yards (aka Mini Dubai) Did you know that Xing Fu Tang (幸福堂), pronounced shing foo tahng, directly translates to "A Happy Place"? And indeed it is! I just adore the premium beverage chain that originates from Taiwan. Xing Fu Tang is known for crafting the finest handmade Brown Sugar Boba using superb time honored craftsmanship, delivering a 'blissful, authentic, and artisanal' Taiwanese bubble tea experience without compromise. I am truly happy enjoying Boba milk teas here every time I visit Hudson Yards. Thank you! read more
We were in Hudson Yards earlier tonight and it was my first time in the mall. I have been to Xing Fu Tang a few years ago, this location was the first one I have seen it so busy in a mall. I didn't get a chance to go into the store. By the time we were leaving, I know how popular Xing Fu Tang is. My brother in law got me a Mango Passionfruit Green Tea, large, less ice. The taste was sweet All payments are accepted. If you order in store, be prepared to wait in lone. read more
I love XFT! I think I'd say it's currently my favorite boba milk shop bc they do the brown sugar boba milk tea so much better, and i think they're the only ones making the boba pearls fresh daily which would also make sense. Not as customizable as a lot of other shops, tho and they don't have as many topping/add-in options either but I'm pretty basic in that regard soooo... It's consistent every time, service is friendly and fast, + I love all of the collabs / special promos / events, like the Lunar New Year promo recently. so fun! I had to grab one of their adorable pins for my junk journaling bag tooo. read more
I am a sucker for a good bubble tea and after walking by to see their team freshly making their boba, I knew I had to try this again! (I used to work in the building and came here often) Went with a matcha bubble tea, even with only 25% sweet, it was still a little too sweet for my taste but I loved the boba. Great chew and very good taste. read more
I stopped by Xing Fu Tang while traveling to Manhattan for work, and it instantly made me feel at home. I've never not loved Xing Fu Tang. Being from Taiwan, boba just makes me happy. Especially true when it's from a boba shop that originally comes from Taiwan. They're famous for their handmade brown sugar boba, and as always, the boba here was soft, warm, and perfectly chewy. It brought back all the familiar flavors I grew up with. In Taiwan, I actually think Xing Fu Tang is a bit too sweet, and that still holds true for me here. Even when I ask for no sugar, it still leans sweet for my personal taste. But honestly, for most people who love sweet drinks, it's perfect. When I'm in the mood for something sugary and comforting, this really hits the spot. For everyday boba, it's a little sweeter than what I prefer, but it still makes me smile every time. Anyway, if you have not tried it, do it! ;) read more
I don't know if I ever drank so little of a bubble tea drink. I opted for a small brown sugar bubble tea. I only drank 1/3 of it and that's on top of light ice added to the drink. They charge extra if you opt for no ice. Their prices are high. It costs 8.70 for a small and then $2 more for a large. When comparing to SF Bay Area bubble tea prices. $8.70 could get you a large sized bubble tea in the Bay Area. The brown sugar milk tea has absolutely no tea. I asked the staff after placing my orders if the drink has any tea. With these basic flavor and price point, this isn't it. Also I find it very misleading marketing when it says Taiwan number one. It is definitely nothing close to the best brown sugar boba in Taiwan as it likes to market itself. read more
Finally got around to trying Xing Fu Tang after hearing so much hype about it for the longest time. Overall, it's quite pricey even across different boba brands and I'm not sure if I'd come back. Part of it is my fault because I ended up choosing the Dalgona topped brown sugar milk boba tea - the dalgona cream they use is very heavy and dense and they definitely don't shy away from giving you a big portion of it - if you look at my photo, the cream probably took up 1/4 of my entire drink. It was way more bitter than I expected, so even though my first few sips were pretty good since it was mixed in with the really sweet milk tea, by the end of my drink, the dalgona became too overpowering. The boba is definitely on the chewier side, which they're known for, but again, I think I had higher expectations just based on the hype I'd heard about this brand. If I were to come back, I think I'd try one of their fruit teas instead! One other thing was that the workers told me their student ID discount (~15% if I'm remembering correctly) is only valid on weekdays... which makes no sense to me lmao read more
The fresh brown boba is to die for! It is freshly made. The bobas are still warm! This is the best brown boba drink ever! Nothing compares to this at other boba shops! The mango passion fruit was very good but not as good as the brown sugar boba! Service was quick. The prices are comparable to other boba shops in NYC. But a little pricey compared to NJ. I posted the fresh warm bobas in the big wok! read more
Every time we visit Hudson Yards, this is one of my daughter's favorite stops and now I can see why. On this visit, we ordered a large Brown Sugar Boba, which was rich, creamy, and full of that perfect caramelized flavor. We also tried a small Taro Boba Milk Tea, and I personally enjoyed it a lot smooth, lightly sweet, and just the right texture. There's a small seating area that fills up quickly, but if you're lucky, you might grab a spot. One fun and unique detail: on the left side as you're waiting in line, there are drawers built into the wall. I've seen a lot of people opening them out of curiosity. I didn't check them myself this time, but I definitely will next time. It doesn't seem like there's any charge to explore them just a fun part of the experience. The staff is always friendly and professional, even during busy hours which is most of the time. They handle each order with care and speed. Highly recommend stopping by and trying a different drink each visit Xing Fu Tang is more than just a bubble tea spot; it's a mini adventure every time. read more
Rough experience here. They charged me for two drinks and only gave me one. I hate to wait 25 minutes from order to receiving the drink. The drink had ice large enough to go through the straw and ruin the drinking experience. I wouldn't come back here. read more
11 months ago
One of the best bubble teas I've ever had. I mean, they make the boba fresh and it's still warm when you get your order. You really can't beat that. The strawberry boba was lightly sweet at normal level. The Thai tea was a teeny bit sweet but absolutely delicious. Will definitely need to return. read more
2 months ago
The drinks here aren't terrible but I definitely think they're overrated (at least at this location). The boba quality was significantly harder than it should be and the prices were significantly higher than they should be (which to be honest should be expected given that it's at the base of the Vessel). The Strawberry boba milk and Strawberry Green Tea were pretty decent except for the boba texture but I wouldn't recommend the oreo boba milk. read more
Xing Fu Tang is located inside a mall by the Hudson Yard. Thankfully they are inside an air conditioned location because that summer heat is no joke, so a drink was in order. Unfortunately, they don't have any non-dairy milk options so I went with a fruit tea in this case. Opting for their Passion Fruit Green Tea with Brown Sugar Boba, I found myself actually really being into the fruit based tea and seeing them scoop from a giant wok of boba meant your drink was fresh indeed. A bit on the pricier end compared to other boba shops but to have a wonderful option inside a mall is fine by me. read more
Located on the Second floor of Hudson Yards. Clean and bright, easy to find. I guess it's seasonal but tried the apple cider black tea. The Boba was a great texture. Service was professional. We were in and out quickly! read more
Yummy. Xing fu tang is across the Uniqlo and not in the food court. There are a few couches included in the storefront where you can hang out. I got the strawberry boba milk which had strawberry puree and milk and strawberry boba. You can customize ice and sugar level. I got zero sugar and there was a hint of sweetness from the strawberry syrup and strawberry boba. Loved it. The ladies working were also helpful when I asked about the different caffeine levels for the drinks. I ended up choosing a drink without caffeine and enjoyed it. read more
2 years ago
Xing Fu Tang has amazing, fresh boba! They have a ton of different drink options, but I usually go for the classic, which is perfect, not too sweet - but sweet enough when you add the boba, which is made there! The boba is a bit pricier there, but very tasty! read more
So for sure not as busy as another location in flushing. When I arrived the place was pretty empty and no one around. The space is a nice large size and not jam packed. The boba was not as fresh and a bit on the harder side. The service also didn't seem great, the employees really didn't seem to really want to be there. Just wanted to give it a try. read more
i absolutely love the warm boba offered at Xing Fu Tang. i tried this brown sugar boba, which had the absolute most fresh, chewy, and flavorful sugary boba at the bottom. the drink itself had such a creamy, luxurious feel, and i would 100% recommend it. there are a few seats inside, and it is pretty busy, but definitely worth the wait for the warm boba. read more
1 year ago
I'm familiar with this chain. It's a premium boba shop with rich tea ingredients. A bit pricy but worth it while shopping in the mall. Limited seating adjacent pick up area. There's fortune reading cupboard next to cashier. If you need help matching characters, the staff can assist apon request. It's fun searching for a cool fortune reading while waiting for order. There's no dairy options available too. read more
I got the matcha milk (matcha, oat milk, and strawberry boba). Delicious strawberry pearls that were not too sweet and super chewy. The barista forgot to add my pearls, but was quick to remake the drink. I love the fortune sticks on the left side of the store which adds to the Taiwanese decor. read more
8 months ago
I love xing fu tang! I usually get the milk with herbal jelly or milk with brown sugar and the brown sugar boba is always so fresh and yummy. I love how they offer other options that I don't see at a lot of other boba shops like chrysanthemum tea and the passion fruit tea with (real) honeycomb is also really nice. Super thrilled to have a boba spot near the office now! read more
I get really excited when I find out about Xing Fu Tang in a new city that I'm visiting. They have really good brown sugar milk tea with boba, which is always my choice when I visit one of the chains. There's a giant wok with the brown sugar boba being made right in front of your eyes, so it's really hard to resist. I typically ask for less boba so that my drink is less sweet, but boy do I regret not having more boba when I'm down to my last one! One of the fun things that I like about this boba chain is the fortune sticks. There are sticks with numbers on each. Make a wish, pick a stick, and find the fortune card that corresponds to the number on your stick. read more
2 years ago
Great customer service, very helpful stuff. I love the milk boba tea so much that never get to try the other yummy drinks lol. Everytime I go there I plan to get something different then I go & get the same thing lol..! The price is little high, understandable because it's inside Hudson yards! Most of the time they have a huge line there. Always very busy but still great service. Thank you guys for all the hard work ! read more
2 years ago
Five stars for their strawberry bubbles alone! For me, the bubbles are what makes a drink stand out more than the tea itself. Tea can only be so good, but the bubbles is where a drink shines. That being said, I love love love Xing Fu Tang's strawberry bubbles. The texture is absolutely perfect--so chewy and soft. You also know that they were made with real strawberries because you'll find an occasional seed in them! The strawberry flavor is perfectly subtle. You can taste it, but it doesn't overwhelm or take away from the tea. If it meant taking three trains to get here, I absolutely would because it's well worth it. read more
This bubble tea shop is located in the Hudson Yards mall. There was quite a lineup but it moved fast for a Sunday afternoon. I ordered the black sesame drink which didn't have to wait long for it to be ready. This was reminiscent of the black sesame tongyuan! Really appreciate that they have this flavour on the menu. It's nutty and not overly sweet. This drink made me feel so nostalgic. read more
My friend had been talking about this place since day one of our NYC trip, so we had to come. Luckily there are several locations in NYC and we just happened to stumble upon this one inside The Shoppes at Hudson Yard. I've never seen someone actually hand make the boba balls til now. There is a little window where you watch them roll the tapioca dough, and stick it into a machine where it's cut and out comes little boba balls. So neat. Ordered the brown sugar boba milk where they scorch brown sugar on top of the milk using a torch. It is really creamy and delicious. The boba is really good too - warm and chewy!! read more
Service is pretty fast. There is seating on the side for the boba shop which is nice if you want a table and seats to chat at. Clean location and the drink was pretty good. I liked that the boba was pink. There are fun drinks and little toys that can come with it. read more
2 years ago
Xing Fu Tang is my favorite bubble tea place in NYC mostly because they make the boba from scratch, not pre-packaged (Yes, I'm a boba snob haha). The fresh boba has a better texture and not as hard. I usually get the taro boba or the honey boba drinks but I decided to get the seasonal drink Sakura Matcha Boba Milk (strawberry whipped cream, strawberry boba, milk, matcha). The strawberry boba was really good and tasted like real strawberry. The Hudson Yards location is not as crowded as the Flushing and East Village locations. I also like to get my fortune before I leave. I'll definitely be back! read more
7 months ago
Located at 2nd floor of the Hudson Yards shopping mall, XING FU TANG offers a quick stop for a refreshing pick me up Boba drink. Service is prompt. They have a screen displaying the order progress (orders ready, orders in progress..etc.). I got the Dalgona Coffee Boba Milk which was delicious. This dalgona coffee is a whipped coffee drink with layers of sweet tapioca pearls, icy cold milk, and dalgona coffee whip. I was impressed to see the barista prepare each drink with care although they were swamped with orders. It's a store at the mall, so the ambiance is basic. They have a semi-circular sofa seating for around 8-10people at the store. read more
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