Here since they opened in 2021 - bubble tea in the Bronx! My heart is content. I would always go to…read moreQueens but don't need to anymore. Drinks: My go to is the mango sparkling bubble tea - it's the mango green tea drink but with mango popping bubbles topped off with fizz. SO GOOD Service: The staff here are nice, there's a guy with glasses and curly hair who has been here since they opened (always courteous and fast!). Vibes: Perfect to pick up on the go but there is one table on the first floor (small) and a second floor (2 tables). They do tend to be busy so try to avoid the kids getting out of school rush hour. This area is full of restaurants, some examples are Bokagua (Dominican Asian fusion), Tobala (Oaxacan), Tin Marin Tapas (Spanish) to name a few. If you're craving a bubble tea and you're in the BX/Yonkers come here

the best boba in the bronx by far! and the large is actually LARGE it doesn't feel like you wasted…read morea couple extra dollars for no reason. I also recommend their onigiris they're delicious!

I was there On Monday evening around 7:30 pm the Employees…read morevery rude it was a Female in the cashier and a Male making the drinks, I was surprised at their attitude since I usually go there and the other employees are very nice. I said Hi and thank you a couple of times didn't get a respond till I went back for a bag that they didn't even asked if I wanted one that I said thank you to the male employee that he said you welcome! I'm going to try to not go there anymore I'm gonna find a different Gong Cha hopefully! Very disappointed!

Las perlas son frescas, mantienen un lugar limpio y ordenado. El servicio deberían de mejorar…read moreporque aveces no atienden de buena manera.

I came here on a Saturday afternoon. The shop is small with a couple tables in the front and a…read morestanding counter in the back. In addition to classic bubble tea, they also have boba lattes, which could be interesting for caffeine lovers. Most of their drinks come in either a 16 oz or 22 oz size. I got the strawberry milk tea. It was tasty and not overly sweet, which I appreciated. Service was pretty fast. Looking forward to trying some of their other options!

Fantastic bubble tea and very reasonable - tasted very authentic and was able to get an Oolong tea…read morewith no sugar which was awesome! They also include the Tapioca for free with all the Bubble Teas. There are some nice seating areas inside and the staff was super friendly. They also have Non-Dairy milk options so I was able to get mine with Almond milk for a $1 extra which was great. I've been trying to find a good bubble tea in Westchester for a while and I think this is the place! They also have some other types of teas and some Chinese baked goods.

This place is a family favorite…read more Their wings are also a must get every time. We always take guests here and recommend to friends

This place is incredibly easy to miss unless you're intentionally looking for it. I've gone past it…read moreso many times without a clue this establishment was even there. I loved the ambiance of the place, it was so cozy, warm and relaxing. The music they were playing matched perfectly with the vibe and aesthetics of the place, it was soft and romantic in a way. There are plenty of tables available for groups or solo dates. This is a perfect place to sit down and journal or get some work done. I literally only waited 10 minutes from start to finish to get my takeout, I sat down on one of the available tables and immediately started reading my Bible app, truly relaxing. Half of the tablets were occupied but everyone appeared to be relaxed and just enjoying their meals so the noise level was low. If you're waiting for takeout they give you a ticket and then bring your takeout to the table you're at. If you ordered in advance for a pick up you just walk to the counter and they hand over your food. The staff were friendly and graceful. While I was ordering my food at the counter, I was able to see the staff handling some of the food. They were plating, and I was pleasantly surprised with the fact that all of them were wearing gloves even while they were taking the prepared food to the tables. You get 5% off your bill if you pay with cash. There are no atms inside. Now let's talk about the actual food, the star of the show. I ordered the claypot braised pork belly and I was notttt disappointed! This meal was such a unique experience. I am used to eating very flavorful and well seasoned dishes overall so I've tasted plenty of dishes that had more flavor than this. However, I have never enjoyed a dish that was so intentional with all of its textures and tastes. The rice was soft and light, and the vegetables had the perfect amount of crunch and spice, while the pork had a mild sweetness to it. The egg was a perfect add on to put it all together. This is the kind of plate that you have to truly eat everything it's served with to fully enjoy all of the different textures and flavors that it brings. If any of the spices or flavors would've been overwhelming, it would take away from the other flavors every item on the plate has to offer. I put a little of everything with each bite, yummm. The only flaw with the dish unfortunately is that the larger portions of the pork were chewy and a bit dry, which based on other reviews seems to be a thing. The smaller pieces were very tender and delicious. I will definitely order again from here. I'm excited to try their homemade soda, coffees and their summer/spring roles Happy yelping and enjoy

This bubble tea business Kung Fu Tea is one of my better patronized experience. This location is…read morein Washington Heights, New York, NY on Broadway between 170th and 171th Streets. It is accessible via MTA NYC Transit A train either at 175th Street or 168th Street stations and followed by a brief walk. I purposely chose 175th Street subway station because I verifiably hate 168th Street - A train subway station due to the as its lengthy underground passageway labyrinth of corridors in many blind spot twists, turns and the three (3) large cattle elevators are eternity slow to arrive for access to the street level. In the past I was a victim of a physical assault while making a transfer from the A train to 1 train at 168th Street in this underground passageway labyrinth. Customer service is attentive, friendly and welcoming with accurate order taking and including order fulfillment. Peach Oolong tea, medium $6.00 herbal jelly half sugar 50% more ice My drink was delightfully refreshing as I needed something to conceded a grinding work week to commence a long holiday Labor Day weekend. I actually taste the Oolong tea. 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. The herbal jelly was blatantly measly paucity for quantity. One word: frugal!! The ice quantity was very paucity in the smallest measurement, amid my request for more ice. Indeed, my drink became room temperature during my long-haul subway ride home. The ice melted entirely during my long-haul subway ride home. Price is reasonable for my drink order. There is indoor limited seating with functioning air conditioner.

Kung Fu Tea Super…read moreamazing service, and signature Kunfu milk bob tea tastes so good and unique. With my special order Mango Slush, add on boba's intense fruity flavor. This place has a special quality with a great decor environment space, with a hot summer and a cool place to chill out.

The sushi has gotten smaller. Like NOTICEABLE smaller. The price has also gone up ($7.75 for a…read morelarge brown sugar boba?!) As much as the taste and quality is good, it's not on the same level for the price.

I got chicken teriyaki and a roll the roll is actually pretty good but this chicken teriyaki was…read moredisgusting you can see how jelly it is I'm not sure if that's normal but the chicken also had a weird taste wouldn't get that ever again

Boba, boba, boba, boba, boba... why, oh why... am I willing to spend ~$7-$9 on one drink that may…read moreor may not be good? Because I'm addicted. Moge Tee is an international bubble tea brand founded in China. They specialize in "new-style" drinks that are made with high quality ingredients like: -freshly brewed loose leaf teas (no powdered mixes) -real milk (no creamer) -hand picked fruits (no artificial syrups) -house made toppings like cheese foam The menu is extensive and has a mix of classic and creative/artisanal drinks - milk teas, fruit teas, brewed teas, matcha, etc. You can adjust the sugar and ice levels to your liking. I remember trying the cheese foam tea at this location (Fort Lee) when they first opened ~ 6 years ago and I wasn't a huge fan. I recently decided to give it another go. This time I ordered the Super Fruit Green Tea (~$8). I took the first sip and I knew I wasn't going to finish it. Not sure if the drink wasn't mixed properly, but it didn't taste balanced at all. The flavors were all over the place and every sip was something different - bitter, overwhelmingly sour, or sweet/syrupy. Bleh. Didn't taste like a refreshing fruit tea. The tapioca pearls were good - soft and chewy. Props to them for using real slices of fruit in the drink. The interior is super cute and "Instagram-worthy". It's spacious with plenty of seating. There's animal plushies, neon signage, a green wall, and claw games. Snap your photos away! Service was quick on a late weeknight, but the lack of customer interaction was off-putting. Call me old-fashioned, but I can't stand it when I walk into a business and employees stare at you and give off the "just order on the kiosks because I don't want to interact" type of vibe. Would it hurt ya to at least greet a customer? This could've been an "I ordered the wrong drink" situation. Or not.

After lunch, I was craving some bubble tea. A lot of spots in the area are either bad chains, or…read moredessert places serving overly sweet, powdered bubble tea. I found Moge Tee, which looked legit and I remember trying their Midtown West location (which is now closed) and it was decent. I ordered on the kiosk in the store. After 10 minutes of waiting (with no one else waiting on a drink), my two drinks still weren't ready. Turns out the order didn't go through, which was a tad annoying. But the staff was very accommodating and expedited the drinks. I had the matcha with tofu pudding and my husband had the taro with regular pudding. I don't think these specific drinks had a customizable sugar level but I wish there was because they were a little too sweet. Both drinks were just okay (probably due to the sweetness level) but the toppings were good. It came out to $21 for two drinks, so pretty expensive - but it seems like that is the minimum for real bubble tea nowadays.