Kung Fu Tea

Pricey tea. but pretty darn good.
I got the hot taro green tea w/​boba right when they opened… I thought 30% sweetness was perfect, no more no less. The boba was soft and delish! None of that hard stuff in the middle. The milk gave the richness and smoothness of silk.
Minus one star though. just because of the price and the tea. You can barely taste the authenticity of the tea. unlike Ten Ren.

This is my favorite bubble tea place evaa! I love how they have honey dipped boba for their bubble tea. Personally i love the taste of honey and it goes great with regular milk tea. It is extremely sweet but they have options of 30−70% less sugar for you no fun people. I recently tried peach oolong bubble tea and this is crack. It’s not as sweet or thick as regular milk tea. Peach tea is really good and they use different tapioca for this tea.
I also recommend yogurt greentea. I was addicted to this one for a long time. This is a great blend of both and not as sweet like peach oolong tea.
There is no small, only medium and large. Your order will prob not go over $ 5 per each drink. If it does then you are getting too much.

Pretty good place for boba or bubble tea as they would call it in NY. I got their taro milk tea because i noticed there was a smaller selection of teas compared to california. It was a good blend of flavor. And a good ratio of tea to bubbles. Service was good, and the ambiance is great just to chill. Would come whenever i feel thirsty

Good fast service. The space in general was more of a cafeteria feel as it was a combination of fast food places in a food court. Better for on the go tea ;)

I go to this location often, because the staff is very friendly and free wifi. They also provide good seating area.
The only problem is that you have to deal people who do variety shady businesses here like promoting pyramid schemes by people who are in age btw 21 – 35 years old range, And then there is an old guy who does small shady trade school thing, too.

do you love bubble tea?
I do! and I like my bubbles nice sweet squishy and soft
Kung Fu Tea does it right
located in a small mall the door between it and Paris Baguette is always open
so Kung Fu its a step up to counter and order
you can watch them shake up your tea
and the choices flavors and types are plentiful
Black Teas, green teas and coffees
hot teas too
milk teas and chai teas or I often choose no milk
you can put bubbles (tapioca) or jelly or even pudding (I have yet to try)
one reason I love this place you have a choice of 5 different sugar levels of drink
I opt no sugar
friendly service
this place is tops on my bubble tea list
cash only
easy parking because there is a parking garage across the street

Convenient location. Had lots of tables and chairs if you need a place to hang out, like a starbucks.
Menu is definitely complicated if this whole Asian bubble tea type drink thing is new to you. I did like how you can customize your drink by making it less sweet, hot, cold, no ice, etc

Why settle for mediocre boba when you can get KFT?
I am convinced that KFT offers the best boba in NYC. Quality is consistent across locations and the staff are always friendly. I’ve successfully converted many of my local and non-​local friends to KFT fans as well. I like this location in particular because it’s roomy with plenty of seating. Most of the locations in Manhattan are more «grab and go» sorta places. I ordered the hot oolong milk tea, 70% sugar, this time and was satisfied as per usual. Could definitely taste the tea and the boba pearls were yummy.
This location offers free wi-​fi with purchase! The passcode is located on the bottom of the receipt. When I was there on Friday night, there were several studious locals working on their laptops. Would suggest this spot for casual study dates (casual because I didn’t see any easily accessible outlets necessary for long study marathons)!

My new favor drink is peach oolong. Best tea place in flushing. The staffs are very nice.

Awesome. Chai milk bubble tea is great! Has few table and chairs if you want to enjoy company of friends or be alone on laptop sipping on tea. Enjoy!

The customer service was great. I messed up the order and had to cancel one order, and the worker there quickly did what I asked without any problem.
The bubble tea itself tasted good, and the price was very cheap. I will definitely come back in the future.

Their stuff is very consistent. The drinks are generally refreshing and moderately sweet, which is very nice for summer. Although they have many varieties, I actually enjoy the simple milk tea the most. The perfect blend of milk and tea flavors makes it a winner.

One of the better Kung Fu teas in my opinion. They have plenty of seating and a healthy amount of employees to keep orders flowing smoothly. I always get the Milk Tea with tapiocas, but I see their list of top 10 drinks by the counter and I plan on trying the oreo milk tea next time around. It’s just wayy too cold for that right now.

One of my favorite bubble tea spots. They have some pretty good drinks that some other places do not have. I tried one of the advertised drink that they have on a poster on the wall. It’s the yogurt grapefruit. I would recommend if you’re into the Chinese yogurt drink thing. I personally think it’s a great combination. Also, very refreshing!

I had the hot honey green tea. It smelled amazing and tasted even better. It wasn’t overly sweet. It was the perfect drink for my sore throat. It was refreshing!

This Kung Fu Tea is my favorite of the 3 in Flushing. They don’t get my order wrong like the other 2 stores. It’s a little pricier than the other bubble tea shops but its worth it. I wish they offered a membership/​discount card because I go to these places a lot lol
The prices and sizes of the cold drinks vary but the hot drinks are always large and $ 3.50 (with or without bubbles).
The workers here are really nice. I lost my wallet here once and they remembered me when I came back, nothing was missing:) They also offer wifi here which is a major plus! (password’s milkbubbletea btw) I came here to do my finish paper after Hurricane Sandy knocked out my wifi and they didn’t bother me at all even after 3 hours.

Here’s another one of my go-​to locations for my favorite, Honey Green Tea w/​Bubbles (less sugar)!!! It always satisfys my thirst for a cold drink in any season!
Don’t get me wrong, I also enjoy their hot bubble milk teas during the cold days. Simply put — I’m addicted to Kung Fu Tea with a major passion! I refuse to have the bubble teas elsewhere lol
*LIKE* how you can choose your own sugar level!
*LOVE* their chewy bubbles more than any other places!!!
Kung Fu Tea is expanding. Find a nearest branch close to you!
Brooklyn:
Brooklyn 8 Ave 806 55^th St., Brooklyn, NY 11 219
Brooklyn 86^th St 2174 86^th St., Brooklyn, NY 11 214
Brooklyn Ave U 1422 Ave U, Brooklyn NY 11 229
Manhattan:
Chinatown Canal 234 Canal St, #107, New York NY 10 013
Chinatown Chrystie 73 Chrystie St, New York NY 10 002
East Village 241 E 10^th St, New York NY 10 003
NEW! Waverly 31 Waverly Place, #5 New York, NY 10 003
Queens:
College Point 20 – 07 127^th Street, College Point, NY 11 356
Elmhurst 86 – 12 Justice Ave, Elmhurst, NY 11 373
Flushing Kissena 41 – 11 Kissena Blvd. Flushing NY 11 355
Forest Hills 70 – 10 Austin St., Store 3, Forest Hills, NY 11 375
Jackson Heights 82 – 02 Roosevelt Ave, Jackson Heights, NY 11 372
New World Mall 136 – 20 Roosevelt Ave, Food Court #7, Flushing NY 11 354
Queens Crossing 136 – 20 38 Ave, 1 FL, Flushing NY 11 354 71
Thomson 31 – 27 Thomson Ave, LIC, NY 11 101
Massachusetts:
Boston Allston 131 Harvard Ave, Allston, MA 2 134

Somebody call a doctor because I’m an addict. Kung Fu Bubble Milk Tea addict.
I came here after work because I wanted something refreshing. Yup, there’s a Kung Fu Tea in Flushing, Queens. Score!!! I made it just in time before they closed the doors.
I loved my Kung Fu Bubble Milk Tea. It was just as good as the one in Brooklyn on 86^th street. It was milky and not too sweet. It was just right. Large is $ 3.50. You can’t beat that, well actually you can if it got cheaper.
The staff was good although they did take a long time to make my drink, but I wasn’t complaining. As long as I got my drink, I was fine. This location has in door seating, free wifi, but this place is not as cute as the one in Brooklyn. Who cares, as long as the drinks are good.
The only sad part about my drink is when I’m done drinking it.
Yummy!!!

This is the Kung Fu Tea location right across the street from the Queens Library.
The first thing I notice are what appear to be curving seats along the wall, they give it a cool looking design and extra sitting space away from the tables. All the tables were occupied because there’s free wifi; with young patrons either on their computer or studying. There’s a vibrant beat of Taiwanese/​Hong Kong music in the background.
Refreshing as always but I still think the one at 37^th Ave and 138^th Street is made better.
Why? Because in comparison, this visit I had a cold Green Tea Bubble Tea that seemed to have been mixed a little thicker or more clumped together than I liked. I couldn’t really suck up the mixture. To much ice blocking up the red beans, grean beans and tapioca balls. Oh, I could have requested less ice and less sugar, they have that option on the menu. Overall still good when I removed the seal and scooped the thick mixture out with the big straw. I had to dump some ice. I also thought the tapioca balls were softer than I liked.

Of all the Kung Fu teas I’ve seen and reviewed, this one is the worst yet.
Despite having a cool décor. I was VERY unhappy with the service. Just because you’ve opened x-​amount of branches, it doesn’t mean you can be rude and not do quality control.
My friends and I, totaling 4 drinks, sat down to chat. It was well before closing time and we were the only occupied table. The staff started blasting music very loudly, so I politely asked one of the guys to turn it down a bit cuz we had to shout in order to hear each other. He told one of the cashiers and his response was «turn it down? We’re gonna close soon». Meaning? Soon isn’t now, is it? If you want us to leave, then say so instead of blasting music in our ears as a passive-​aggressive way to kick people out.
More customers came in so they eventually lowered the volume. Cashier gives customers crappy face, but when they turn around to chat with each other, it’s all giggles and smiles.
Shame to Kung Fu tea’s crass teenage employees. Go to Ten Ren or ShareTea instead.