Kung Fu Tea
“The mung bean slush is the best so far!”
“I've been a big fan of Kung Fu bubble tea since I tried their red date tea from their Chinatown location.”
“Not a bad milk tea option in the food court, and their sweetness level was torn down a bit, compared with other milk tea places.”
Kung Fu Tea
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Bike Parking: Yes
Price range.
$ Price range Inexpensive
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4 stars for surprisingly good service. I got the citron tea with two types of jelly, with no sugar. The tea turned out to be quite sweet(made by another young guy), and the lady supervising asked me how is it, I casually said it's too sweet, not realizing she's actually going to respond to the feedback. She then proceed to insist to adjust my tea, add more tea and took out some syrup. The tea was still kinda sweet, but I appreciate she tried to make an effort and listening to the customer. This place seems new, I hope the staff get better at making tea and maintain the service, I'll be back!
Not bad! Small stand in the food court towards the front. Quick service. Got a standard Kung Fu Boba. It was better than some of the other stores by the same name in New York. Prices are standard $3-5. The nice thing is you have access to the food court seating area so you can drink your boba in (relative) peace.
Not really a fan of a place that uses powder for their milk teas (which end up tasting subpar to those milk teas using actual tea and milk..). I also ordered the mango slush and it was really good! It had bits of mango jelly bites, which added a bit of a crunch to the slushy goodness.
It's a couple steps in when you step into the building and there are a couple places to sit, though it seemed pretty chaotic.
The guy taking our order was really nice!
Located inside a food court in Ktown. My cousin raved so much about this place, but coming from LA and trying many boba places, I was not impressed. The milk tea tasted watered down and it wasn't very favorable.
They do have the machines that help mix the teas, but it still has a awkward taste in my opinion.
The line can get backed up during rush hours.
I was so excited to find a Kung Fu Tea down the street from our hotel! I had the Oolong Milk Tea and was disappointed on the first sip. The drink seemed watered down and didn't have the oomph I'm use to at other KFT locations. I would have to agree with other Yelpers that this location doesn't seem up to par to the Chinatown location. Hopefully they improve on making on their drinks.
This store is in the korean food court. There're not many choices for real bubble tea stores in k-town except gong cha and this one. You can of course get bubble tea in most of the cafes, but i feel they are not as tasty as really tea stores. They know what they do! lol
Comparing with gong cha, this is cheaper and much more options. I got a L taro milk tea, added bubble which was $4.90 They are pretty efficient and friendly.
Try to avoid the meal time, or you have to wait in line for a bit.
I LOVE Kung Fu Tea. Always get their warm winter melon milk (without bubbles) and it always satisfies me. I understand that this location is in a food court and that's the only thing I have against this place. There's really no good casual sitting where I can catch up with a friend.
Not a bad milk tea option in the food court, and their sweetness level was torn down a bit, compared with other milk tea places. And honestly speaking, I liked my almond milk tea a lot.
The only complain I had was that they had a 10 dollar/2 order minimum per card.
Not giving it a five star was because there is one better option nearby – Gong Cha. Nevertheless this one is definitely at a much higher quality than Tous Les Jours, at least I was not able to taste out the milk tea powder, as I had pretty bad experience over there.