Kung Fu Tea in Flushing, NY

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Telefon:	+1 718-395-8297
Adresse:	Queens Crossing Mall 37-50 138th St, Flushing, NY, 11354 Downtown Flushing, Flushing
Umliegende Haltestellen öffentlicher Verkehrsmittel	180 mFlushing-Main Street 300 mFlushing-Main Street (LIRR) 1.3 kmMurray Hill (LIRR)
Kategorien:	Coffee Shop

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Kreditkarten akzeptiert	Nein
Parkplatz & Parkhaus	Straße
Fahrradstellplatz	Ja

Sitzplätze im Freien	Nein
WLAN	Nein
Geeignet zum arbeiten	Ja

Heute

Heute	11:00 – 23:00 Jetzt geschlossen
Ortszeit (Flushing)	04:22 Sonntag, 1. Juni 2025

Geschäftszeiten

Montag	11:00 – 22:00
Dienstag	11:00 – 22:00
Mittwoch	11:00 – 22:00
Donnerstag	11:00 – 22:00
Freitag	11:00 – 22:30
Samstag	11:00 – 23:00
Sonntag	11:00 – 23:00

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Sylvia B.

Rating des Ortes: 4
New York, NY

Great bbtea. Ordered the peach oolong green tea with lychee jelly.
Only con is that it took awhile for them to make my bbtea and it wasn’t even that crowded…

Christina T.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Santa Clara, CA

I’ve been here a couple of times when I come visit New York and I have been satisfied each time.
I love the Taro Milk Tea here. Its pretty good! Must get! It doesn’t taste powdery or anything.
I also tried the Wintermelon Milk Tea with pudding! It was really good as well! I couldn’t really taste the wintermelon but it was still good! It definitely hit the spot!
I’m really picky with boba but this place was pretty good. I tried Kung Fu Tea in California… I think New York one is better.

Cindy L.

Rating des Ortes: 3
Toledo, OH

This branch seems a bit smaller and doesn’t have as much stuff. They only take cash (like most bubble tea places around here).
The tea is good though.

Bryan O.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Fresh Meadows, NY

I love their sugar options — Full, 50% 30% or none i believe. While the full sugar taste the best, 30% satisfies my craving without the guilt. Their service is not as quick as other bubble tea spots, always have a wait no matter what time I come. It’s about 5 minutes, but not in and out like others. The milk tea has a distinct taste that comes from the sweetener agent they use. Some say KungFu Tea is not made from powder, therefore healthier. Give it a shot, it’s good but not amazing like Happy Lemon.

Francine Y.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Queens, NY

Being able to call for a pick up is fabulous. Btw they open at 11am and not a minute earlier. I was literally there at 10:58am and asked if I can order and they said no that they weren’t open yet.

Victor H.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Bayside, Queens, NY

Excellent drinks and fast service. Cheap price and variety of drinks to choose. Worth coming to hang out and chit-chat.

Jay C.

Rating des Ortes: 2
FRESH MEADOWS, NY

The staff here is terrible. The only staff that greet you nicely is Michelle. And to the girl at the cashier has a really bad attitude, I mean if u hate ur job just quit and find a new one. Don’t give other ppl attitudes when ur day didn’t go well, it just ruins other ppl’s day.
Anyways the drinks is okay, ice took up half of the cup. Took me like two sip to finish the drink.

Rose Y.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Yonkers, NY

Best mocha I’ve tasted for a long time. Coconut bubble tea’s not bad either. Too bad it’s far from the Bronx.
One less star because the «security guard» asked us to leave pointing to the 30 minutes limit for all customers. We pointed out that we bought another tea from this place and we’re entitled to sit there as paying customers. We weren’t loud and there were at least 3 tables that were vacant for other customers to use.

Rigondi G.

Rating des Ortes: 2
New York, NY

Kung fu Tea
I usually get the number one
Milk tea with tapioca balls, I think most of the time is too sweet and a lot of ice.
God they are making a killer on sales and profit. I guess is about making money and screwing the customer.
Not for me anymore.
½ thumb down.

Lisa L.

Rating des Ortes: 4
New York, NY

This place won’t disappoint if you have that bubble tea craving. I love their coffee bubble tea and the option of how much sugar I want. Their tapioca bubbles are sweet and soft which makes the experience even sweeter!

Davidoff W.

Rating des Ortes: 4
White Plains, NY

I’m a fan of Kung Fu. I’ve never had a bad experience and the people helping out there usually are friendly and offer advice for newbies. I like their fruity slush offerings and their regular tea as well.
My gripe is with their milk teas. I think they use condensed milk which is fine for some (most) people, but the ingredient is way too sweet for my palette. It actually robs from the taste of the tea for me. I’m a big fan of Taro in any form, but I had to force myself to finish this one. I suppose next time I can just ask for about half the sugar, which is what makes Kung Fu great. They give you a lot of freedom with your drink that most places don’t.

Antonio T.

Rating des Ortes: 5
Plano, TX

Had a good experience here. Friendly staff. Fast service. Drink was refreshing. No complaints.
Ordered a green tea milk tea (half sweet) with pudding and it turned out great!

Anna J.

Rating des Ortes: 2
Elmhurst, NY

I love kung fu tea. I always buy from them. I checked in at the wrong place yesterday, but I bought my kung fu tea here. I’ve bought from here before. As I was done with my drink and ready to suck the black balls of tapioca. I found hair inside my bubble tea. I didn’t even get to suck that many balls of tapioca yet. I left it at 2 stars as this has never happened before and I am assuming that since I bought mine at 9pm that they were just in a careless and I want to get out of work mood, which I can understand. To the hair that was in my bubble tea, thanks for making me not want bubble tea for a while.

Renee J T.

Rating des Ortes: 5
Syosset, NY

squishy balls of joy await you if you visit King Fu Tea
its in a crowded part of Queens but there is a parking lot and if the area is packed use the lots dont waste time driving around
my car went in part of ditch and scraped the front and I was really really sad
so I drowned my sadness is a big cup of milk bubble tea
lots of flavors like coconut mango but I still to the milk tea which is sweet black tea milk and bubbles
located inside a shopping center
go in
its fantastic good bubble tea

Caitlin W.

Rating des Ortes: 5
Portland, OR

Things you should know:
1. Best taro bubble tea I have ever tasted!!!
All the bubble teas from other places I have been taste like water compared to this deliciousness in a cup.
2. They only take cash
3. In a busy area with limited street parking
4. Lots of beverage choices
5. Fast service

Shonnie H.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Manhattan, NY

After having Spring Shabu Shabu upstairs, it was the perfect dessert just downstairs, part of the same Queens Crossing building. I’ve tried Kung Fu before and everyone knows this place is authentic– it’s DA BOMB! Taro is my favorite for bubble tea, so of course I got that. It was good. I love their fresh tapioca bubbles and the seating area is spacious. It’s connected to Paris Baguette, so grab some bakery goods on the go! The perfect combo of dinner and bubble tea made Queens Crossing a perfect new place to dine at for date nights! The building also has its own parking which seemed fairly cheap.

Elliott K.

Rating des Ortes: 5
Queens, NY

This place has the best bubble milk tea drinks I’ve tried in the area so far. Coming from Socal that’s the land of boba, somehow it’s better here in NY, at least at this location. Their honey green tea is spot on, not too sweet and still having the strength of the brewed tea. I also tried some of the taro slush and that was good as well. Actually every drink I’ve tried here so far has been spot on.
Cash only!

Christy L.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Long Island City, Queens, NY

Favorite chain in flushing. Love the regular milk bubble tea, and passion fruit green tea with grass jelly. Try to ask them for less sugar and less ice as its 1) better for you 2) more for your money :) taro is also pretty good here. avoid winter melon and kumquat, gross chinese things that do not belong in bubble tea lol
Cash only, limited English usually. Can get super crowded during rushes and wait for a drink takes foreverrrrrr

Nick H.

Rating des Ortes: 5
Syracuse, NY

My favorite place to get bubble tea. They really do their bubbles justice. Tender, delicious, and just a little bit of that chewy consistency that makes it so numblingly addicting. They tend to be on the sugary side so ask for 50% sugar.
I always ask for bubbles + jelly and my favorite flavor is the Signature White Gourd Tea flavor.
Come try it out. The brand name, the tea and the bubbles speak for themselves.

Ender O.

Rating des Ortes: 5
Astoria, NY

This place, and the chain as a whole, set the quality bench mark for bubble tea in New York. They have a large selection of flavors, that you can take hot or cold and with our without tapioca bubbles, which I highly recommend you get because they are the ideal bubbles; not too hard, not too soft with the the subtle tapioca flavor when biting into it.
Their is often a long line for this place and they don’t accept credit so be sure to bring some cash with you. Also they are a little more pricey then some of the places in the area. My personal favorite flavor is taro milk tea iced with bubbles which I’ve heard described as the milk left behind after a bowl of lucky charms and I’d agree.

Kung Fu Tea

Flushing, Vereinigte Staaten