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    3.9 (106 reviews)
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    Mmmmm... Looks like a spot for Ms Bobalicious to visit - - - 10/7/2025
    Cam E.

    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!

    Nancy W.

    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.

    Fruit tea w/ herbal jelly (not a fan) + milk tea w/ boba
    Emina S.

    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.

    Bubble Tea Counter
    Amanda D.

    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.

    Lily W.

    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! ;)

    Their brown sugar milk tea has NO TEA in it
    Abbie C.

    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.

    Fresh brown boba
    Eli M.

    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!

    Taro Boba Milk Tea and Brown Sugar Boba Milk
    Pedro M.

    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.

    Dalgona Coffee Boba Milk and Brown Sugar Boba Milk
    Cheryl P.

    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

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    Hank C.

    Friendly staff, and free upgrade to large if you're a Wells Fargo customer/worker! Classic brown sugar boba tea is solid. Not too sweet which is nice. Located on second floor of the Hudson Yards mall.

    Daniel R.

    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.

    Thai Tea Boba
    Natalia A.

    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.

    Andy N.

    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.

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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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    I've been stopping by this location whenever I'm in Koreatown, and it's always a great experience…read more I dropped in again after dinner tonight and was genuinely blown away--a very friendly African American gentleman who helped me on a previous visit actually recognized me! With the number of people he must see every day, that kind of personal touch really stood out. I had my fav, chocolate with Cap'n Crunch and brownies--trust me, it's the best!

    i don't normally leave bad reviews, but this location was extremely disappointing…read more i love and frequent pinkberry often back home in socal, so i was excited to get a taste of some good froyo in nyc. when we walked into the store, i noticed how hot and stuffy it was in there. there was a line of about 4-5 people in front of us when we first entered, but it just kept growing as time passed til it was literally packed to the door. the table i waited at was also sticky and had trash and toppings dried on it. my boyfriend ordered for us - we got a small cup of froyo and an order of dragon berry tea. he waited around 15 minutes only to notice the cashier hadn't given the other workers his order receipt, so the people behind him in line were receiving their orders first. when he ordered the tea, one of the workers had told him that he couldn't order it because they were out of some ingredients, but another worker corrected her and told her not to tell customers that they're out, just cuz she doesn't know how to make it. seems like there is an issue with improperly trained staff. anyways, after waiting around 30 minutes for them to give us our order, we were disappointed by the amount of froyo we got. it was also melted by the time we got it. the tea was flavorless - just tasted like sour water. overall, was underwhelming and disappointing.

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    This was very close to my work, and I've been wanting to try for a while. I guess you can say I…read morefinally caved. I got the golden bubble milk tea which is their most popular drink. I didn't realize golden bubble literally just meant golden boba balls. I thought it would be some sort of special milk tea flavor LOL. But it wasn't so it was just your typical milk tea (which was pretty good) with LOTS (too much) of boba (not good). The boba to tea ratio could definitely be a lot better, half the drink was boba which is way too much. I also wish the boba was a little less chewy. They recommended 50% sugar so I got 25% and it was still too sweet for me. The upside is that it did satisfy the boba craving for the moment. And the service was quick! It was also a little bit hard to find this store because people were doing construction around the building.

    I went here on a Monday after lunch and there was no line. I saw they had a hojicha flyer, this…read moreintrigued me, so I will have to come back for this. The man at the cashier was very nice, but he was training, so it took us about 10 min to order our drinks. He asked us the same questions multiple times. I got the peach green tea (large size) with their signature golden boba. The peach green tea tasted like water. There was not much substance. I liked the boba was nice and squishy (and not too big). I liked that they have multiple customization options as other places (less sugar, less ice, less boba). It was a standard bubble tea place.

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    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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