Love this bubble tea shop. The tapioca is very has a good bite and cooked well. You are able to…read morecontrol the sweetness and the tea actually has tea flavor and not drowned with milk and sugar. Highly recommend if you like true bubble tea!

Cute little pace in downtown! Also I didn't have a charger with me and my phone was about to die…read moreand the employee there let me borrow her charger and I adore their little unicorn rainbow design!

We came here for frozen yogurt. They have some good flavors. Mango. Watermelon. The passion fruit…read moreguava. I'd say half of the dispensers have flavors and the other are empty. They don't accept debit or credit cards? It's an inconvenience to only accept Zelle or cash. I expect this from a paletero walking around the block, not a brick and mortar business.

Loved that the actually carry California tart, my favorite frozen yogurt flavor. Been to this…read morelocation several times and really enjoyed the drinks and variety of topping available each time. Very clean and the staff is very welcoming. Will returning for sure! Sidenote: temporarily accepting cash only. So bring cash. Worth it!

Was walking past & my daughter noticed they have bubble tea, smoothies & shaved ice cream. Prices…read morewere decent and we didn't stay long. It's for family with smaller children

Went with my friend and her two kiddos. It's a lot smaller than we expected based on the photos…read more There's one big room with bouncy obstacles. It's one level, and then the rest of the place is chairs and a cafe. I had a honeydew milk tea. It was almost $7. The pass to use the bouncy was $20 for each kid for three hours. Not many people were there for the entire time. Many left at 2 hours or less. Three tips: wear socks. Sign the waiver. Park in the lot on Calendar. Street parking is two hours only.

Coffee 10/10 Service 10/10…read moreAmbiance 10/10 I love coming to this place. The labubu jello was so good.

I ordered a THAI CLOUD through the website, and when it was picked up, I realised it didn't match…read morewhat I ordered. It was missing the cream shown on the menu, and I know how it should look since I've ordered before. I understand they may have run out since it was late (around 8:45pm), but it's disappointing that no one informed us. They could've at least explained it to the person picking up the order instead of saying nothing. I ended up paying full price for an incomplete product. -also, at least at the NorthRiver Side location, the sugar level option doesn't seem to be respected. Whether you ask for 25% or 50%, the drinks always taste like 100%. If that can't be controlled, it shouldn't be listed as an option. -as a frequent customer, I used to earn points and redeem them for a free boba, a couples weeks ago I was told that option was no longer available. I really like the drinks here, but overall there needs to be better communication and more transparency with customers.

I tried an iced matcha tea with strawberry foam and boba! Made my night! The wait time was a little…read morelong just for one drink but worth it!!

Cute spot with a variety of drinks. The servers were nice and friendly and helped us pick out from…read morethe menu. We are use to boba from Chinatown. So this was lacking a little in flavor. I feel like the teas could be stronger. The tiger tea was a bit too sweet and the boba was a little hard. Overall a good experience, but my standards are a bit higher for boba.

Amazing new spot in Hickory Hills! Finally, we have a place for rolled ice cream, bubble tea, and…read moreshaved snow right in the neighborhood. The rolled ice cream is so fun to watch and tastes super fresh, the bubble tea has the perfect balance of sweetness and chewy boba, and the shaved snow is light and refreshing - perfect for summer. The staff are friendly, the shop is clean, and the presentation makes you want to take pictures. Definitely my new go-to dessert place. Highly recommend!

Honestly not pricey. Another review said pricey, but I disagree, sure it's not $2 Dunkin prices,…read morebut it's not any more expensive than and their ice cream is only about $2 more than a McFlurry tastes waaaaay better and you get more volume than a McFlurry. Support this business, you won't regret it. The purple yam ice cream tastes like like birthday cake and blueberry Milk Tea (I think jasmine green) are both fantastic. Blueberry Milk Tea is better than the Purple yam Tea. But again the Purple Yam ice cream is amazing.!!! They do put tapioca pearls in the tea, but if you don't like the boba balls tell them to hold. I like this business's product flavors more than Boba Blast just a few blocks away.

First time coming to this location. We were greeted pleasantly and there weren't any other…read morecustomers around until later. I ordered a pistachio milk tea with milk cap but I guess the employee gave me an almond milk tea with milk cap instead. I've been to other locations, so this was the first time that my order was wrong. I didn't get it changed since the almond milk was good at 50% sugar with less ice. I'll still take a star away because pistachio and almonds are two different nuts, not the same.

Another W for the western 'burbs. First D Cuisine opens in Westmont, and now a Kung Fu Tea?! Been…read moregoing to Kung Fu Tea in Chicago's Chinatown for years, but now having a location out here... I'm all for it. It's a boba shop chain, but at least in the US locations you can expect consistency and quality tea based drinks. I personally am a fan of their milk teas (50% sugar, less ice, and with boba is the way). They do offer a variety of other drinks as well (fruit slushes, yogurts, coffee) and a wider range of toppings other than boba (pudding, red bean, jelly, etc.). Anyways, if you're looking for boba in the area, look no further! Welcome to the neighborhood Kung Fu Tea! 'Til next time, cheers!

Just wanted to take a minute to complement the crew here. A local run group meets at this place and…read morewe always order a drink afterward. Today I tried the Bad Bunny, which was a light purple coconut flavored drink. It really hit the spot. I liked that it wasn't super sweet. I have probably tried five or six different drinks here. The coffee versions and then some of the Boba everything has been quite delicious. Also, shout out for letting the run group meet here twice a week. The staff has always been very accommodating and super nice.

Love the drinks !!! All the ones we have try are always amazing. My sons favorite placeread more

With an easy to remember name, Chicago Dumpling in a suburb of Chicago, serves up a variety of…read moreJapanese and Chinese inspired foods, in a fast food type set-up in a strip mall with plenty of parking. Before dropping us off at the airport, my wife's aunt treated us (my wife, her mom, and me) to lunch. I got to choose the place, and the experience ended up being really great. Even though it looks like you are supposed to stand in line to order and pay, the restaurant also supports a typical dine-in experience. It's an open kitchen, with seating on the side. Once we were seated, we were given menus and a tablet to place our order, but our server stayed around to explain that she would be back to help us place the order. She was the only front of house working, and she was friendly and efficient, constantly going back and forth to service to-go order taking and dine-in. The one page menu has two parts: a Chinese part and a Japanese part, and had items that we call could eat. Once we placed our order, the items came out in the following order, after being made to order. Karaage ($6.95) - five pieces of all white meat chicken, freshly deep fried. Everyone liked it, though I wish the coating was crispier. Tonkotsu Ramen ($15.95) - My wife's aunt and I got this. We both agreed the broth should have been served a lot hotter, but it was flavorful. I was especially impressed with the Chashu pork, two thin but generous pieces, nicely crisped first before serving. Edamame ($6.50) - my wife's go-to when at a Japanese restaurant. Chicken Shoyu Ramen ($15.95) - Got one for my wife's mom, and then ordered another for carry-out. One has the choice of thick noodles (classic ramen), or thin, or rice noodles. Pork and Crab Meat Xiao Long Bao ($13.99 for 12 pieces) - one can ask for it prepared steamed or pan-fried. It's great value since it is machine made and guessing prepared from frozen. It's more meat than broth in the filling, and the taste and mouthfeel was OK. But I was impressed that it was offered here at all. Would get it pan fried next time. Scallion Pancakes ($6.50) - served last, this was outstanding. Very thin and crispy. Just wish it had been served first so we could all enjoy...most of us were full by the time it came out. We paid at the end through our server. My wife's aunt really liked the 'Chicago Dumpling' t-shirt that our server was wearing, and wanted one for herself. Our server did mention that they do sell it for $30, but were out of them at the moment. We were given take-home containers to self-pack, and was warmly thanked by everyone before we left. Good value food in a comfortable setting with excellent service: that's what I will remember about Chicago Dumpling.

Ordered carry out. They called to say they were out of pork for the shrimp/pork/leek dumplings and…read morethey would make "seafood" ones. Fine. Well, what they actually meant was they would make the pork and shrimp without the pork so I got dumplings that were literally 1/3 filled, no leeks just some onion shavings. Most of them had a single tiny shrimp in them, that's all. I'm appalled they would serve us that, probably because it was close to closing and they wouldn't be open to deal with me once I got home and realized what they did. I love dumplings and live close by, I would've been a regular customer, but those cheap mfs lost out on that. If you didn't want to completely fill the dumplings with "seafood" then just refund that part of my order. Simple enough? Beware if you order from here.