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I've tried so many boba spots but Gong Cha will always have my heart. If it's your first time trip here, try one of my favs: Milk foam Dirty brown sugar milk tea with boba (in the pic) Earl gray 3 J's (I sub grass jelly for boba) Carmel milk tea with pudding
Dropped in here because they were open after 8p, a rarity in the area for bubble tea shops, apparently. The servers were mostly making drinks, I tried using the kiosk which was slow to respond on the touch screen. I'd prefer talking to someone and getting my order next time or maybe on the phone/app. Clean shop, and the staffers were working and not just socializing, so that was nice. Fair amount of space in the shop. Parking lot was pretty spacious. Milk tea was reasonable size, and they had 30% sugar available. The bubbles were chewy and cooked thoroughly, but they lacked any sweet flavor that I remember from another Gong Cha in Millburn. The pudding was tasteless... no sweetness and very little taste compared with better puddings I've had at Coco, for instance. Overall ok due to the late hour, but I've had better bubble tea - will try them again later, perhaps I was in the shop too late?
Looooovvvvveeeeeeee this place! Been going here for years. Their tea is top of the line ahead of many bubble tea places. No regrets here!! My favorites: - passion fruit green tea with coconut jelly - green milk tea with white pearls
Fast service and super delicious milk tea. Gong cha never fails at any location. They're always friendly and the place is always super clean. This location had great ice cream and comfy seats.
Good bubble tea! The gong cha chain whenever I went is always a good standard bubble tea. I loved the milk foam because it was so rich and you can stir it in as you go. The pearls are chewy and soft. If you are a sweet tooth, you can keep your drink at as sweet as you want, but if you aren't a fan as much of sweets like me, 50% was already pretty sweet for me. Service was fast and you can grab and go or there is is a little seating area with a couple of tables and booths. Decorations are bad but it's a good place to just sit down and catch up for a couple of hours!
I can't say no to bubble tea, especially if it's the strawberry oreo milk tea at Gong Cha, which is my ultimate weakness. In my early days to the chain, I would be basic and get my pearl milk tea. However, every now and then, I like to switch it up and try some new flavors here. After seeing an ad for their strawberry series, I found that the strawberry milk tea has been my go to staple, which I've noticed that not a lot of other bubble tea shops offer. I also like how you can customize the ice and sugar level to your preference. The shop is located inside a tiny strip mall. Overall, Gong Cha is a great option for getting your BBT fix.
Food: Gong Cha has been a pretty well established chain nowadays for serving pretty decent bubble tea drinks. They have a bunch of different varieties and seem to always come up with new and interesting flavors/combos to try every now and then! I have tried several different drinks so far but today I picked the Lemon Juice w/ White Pearl & Ai-Yu which I found was both very refreshing and delicious. Most of their drinks are a bit sweet for me so I always ask for 25% sweetness. Also ordered their bubble waffle with ice cream- always a good snack but it seems as though they have been getting smaller ( I remember in the past it used to be bigger if my memory serves me right!) Cost: Typical cost for a novelty drink such as bubble tea! Environment: The place inside was nice and clean, they're abiding by COVID regulations and have no seating options inside and have put away their tables. Service: I went to go get drinks when it wasn't too busy so there was really no line- we put in our orders and got our drinks fairly quickly! I do know that sometimes when it gets busy, the wait time can be a tad long. Uniqueness: There are several stores that now serve bubble tea however gong cha is always your basic place to visit for a solid bubble tea drink!
My go-to bubble tea place -- I love their selection of drinks and am never disappointed with whatever I choose. I always come here when I need to satisfy my bubble tea craving! This time, I went with the simple Honey Green Tea with bubbles. This flavor is sweetened with honey and you can choose for regular or less honey. I went on a Wednesday evening, there was no line and we were able to order and get our drinks fairly quickly. They do get really busy at times, but the staff always does their best to work quickly.
If you wanna get drunk, go instead to a GONG BAR If you live nowhere near Katy, this location is too GONG FAR Unless you don't mind a nice ride in your GONG CAR To come and get a Dirty Milk Tea here at GONG CHA If they get all hipster they might serve drinks in a Mason GONG JAR If the sharp end of the straw cuts your face, you'll get a GONG SCAR I like to take slutty picture here, along with my Porn GONG STAR But if you want the best milk teas, come to GONG CHA WHAT What to get: Dirty Brown Sugar Milk Tea, Strawberry Milk Tea, Regular Milk Tea, Waffle w/Boba. What not to get: Inseminated by your bf's micro-prong-cha. Gong Cha is one of the best chains there is, especially if they have some of their standout items such as the Dirty Brown Sugar Milk Tea on their new Dirty menu, and I also recommend the surprisingly excellent Strawberry Milk Tea, or the regular Milk Tea. Certainly the milk teas are the highlight for me, and these three are exemplary. They filmed Gong With The Wind and Gong In Sixty Seconds here. But not Gong Baby Gong. That was at a different GC location. I was going to write this review the day this shop opened but that would have been a little "Gong Ho." This particular Gong Cha is literally one of my favourites that I've ever been to in my life. They have extremely friendly employees working here, and my drink came out nice and quickly. They have a bunch of new things on the menu such as the brown sugar dirty milk tea which is delicious. I'm thoroughly delighted with all the new products that they have, which really really energized me when it comes to trying new locations of Gong Cha. And I asked if they had Kowloon-style Bubble Tea, but they redirected me to "Hong Kong Cha." The taste of the creamy brown sugar milk tea is utterly spectacular and they made it so smooth and delicious, but it ended up being one of my favorite bubble teas that I had on a day full of spectacular bubble tea. Actually one of the best I've had in New Jersey. And I asked if they had any Hawaiian skirts but they redirected me to "Sarong Cha." I wonder if other locations will make it this well? I'll always remember this place for being so friendly and for being the first place I tried it. One of my fave Boba shops in all of NJ and in fact in the NY NJ metro area. And I may not have the thickest... but it's exceptionally Long Cha.
Chelsea took my order & signed me up for the rewards program. For every $1, you get 1 point. Once you reach 50 points, we get $5 off . We love a good discount . Mei made my Brown Sugar Milk Tea with Foam & bubbles & it was quite yummy . It wasn't busy so I got my drink rather quickly. I will definitely come back!
If there's anything that can be said, it's that the staff at this location are GREAT!!! Every one of them were great! I came in and wanted to try something on the menu that I wanted "altered" a bit and they all pitched in on how to make it work and what would make it better. I loved what they had made and if I could give it more stars, I would!
I must confess that I am definitely a big fan of bubble tea or boba. It's hard to have a favorite because there are so many places that keep popping up in the Edison area and I think they all offer some unique drinks or some places just make it better than others. I like Gong Cha because they always have different series and flavors you can try throughout the year. Also they have a reward system so the more you buy from them the better your savings will be for future purchases. I will say that the bubbles aka boba are an acquired taste. It's soft, chewy but sweet when you got it in your drink. You can also try different toppings in your drink and it's just so cool to have something extra to chew on while having your favorite drinks. They have the steps to help order so you can adjust your ice level and sweetness as needed. I am really hoping they open up a location in the North Brunswick or Franklin Park area in the near future because I would be their #1 customer.
This place is probably one of my favorite bubble tea places to go to. I like to change up what I order from time to time, but I usually get the Lemon Wintermelon with Basil Seeds, Lemon Ai-Yu with White Pearls, and Earl Grey Milk Tea with 3Js. Gongcha also offers a lot of different series like the Panda and the Strawberry series that they promote throughout the year. I love this because it shows that they're always adding new flavors for their customers to try out. They also have a lot of different options for toppings like basil seeds and white pearls that other bubble tea places don't have. I like the drinks under their Creative Mix series the most because the drinks are unique to Gongcha and I'm just in love with how it tastes. My favorite is definitely the Lemon Wintermelon with Basil Seeds. I get it with regular sugar and I never find the drink too sweet. It has a really good balance in terms of sweetness and the texture of the basil seeds also gives a little kick to the drink. Although I do find the service to be a bit slow, I realized that it is because they are looking for more workers. I would definitely recommend this place to any bubble tea lovers out there!
3 years ago
i've been here before and liked it however my most recent visit the boba came out absolutely disgusting! Could not drink it and the girl with braces at the register was on her phone texting while taking my friend and I's order. Overall very rude service and bad product! read more
8 years ago
Shortly, a solid place for that bubble tea craving- don't pass up! To say Gong Cha bubble tea is amazing is an understatement. There are MANY bubble tea places in this area (and many that are closer to where we live), but Gong Cha is definitely our favorite, so much so that we drive the extra few miles to come here than to go to ones closer by. The tea is actual nicely brewed tea rather than the flavored sugar water some other places serve (to each their own), and the tapioca is well-cooked with a nice bite to it. We've only had their drinks, but knowing how much we love them, I find it difficult to imagine that their food isn't good. They have a good variety of flavors to explore when you're feeling adventurous, so for us, it's definitely not a place we get tired of. They also do have a Top 10 listing of their best flavors for those who get intimidated by too many options, like myself. read more
I'm OBSESSED with Gong Cha and think it's the best bubble tea cafe in the area. They make amazing tea, so I try to get flavors that are mostly tea based. Everyone has different tastes, but one of my favorite orders is black tea with pearls, oreo, and milk foam with a little ice and little sugar. I find that getting a little sugar is enough if you're also getting pearls because the pearls are doused in honey and sweeten your drink. I like just a little ice because any more than this starts to water down the drink, and you also get less tea. I absolutely love their brewed green tea. It's so flavorful and floral. I also get it with their milk foam and pearls. The milk foam is both sweet and savory and makes your drink creamy and delicious. Other drinks I've really enjoyed include the dirty brown sugar milk tea and earl gray milk tea with 3Js. I generally just get black pearls, but I've experimented a little with their puddings, jellies, and white pearls. I've enjoyed the different textures, but black pearls continue to be my favorite. read more
7 years ago
This review is just for their new matcha bubble waffle. Gong Cha started to have these bubble waffles after Kulu Dessert opened up down the street. The matcha bubble waffle is terrible! They use very little matcha powder so the bubble waffle taste more like vanilla than matcha. They also rush so the waffles are not properly cooked in the waffle maker and breaks apart. I would not order the bubble waffle at Gong Cha! I will still go there to enjoy their bubble tea, which are great! read more
6 years ago
Got the strawberry milk slush, medium, $5.50. Has slight fruit/sweet taste but could use more strawberry flavoring. Refreshing. For the new year, there will no longer be loyalty cards. Instead, rewards will be done via the app. read more
PSA: They're replacing their old rewards program and old rewards expire 6/15 (or the 14th) so use them up if you have any!!! Location, Decor, Ambiance: 4/5 Service: 5/5 Food & Drink: 4/5 Pricing: 5/5 Location, Decor, Ambiance: I stopped by for a bubble tea today (Tuesday evening after 8pm). There wasn't a line which is the very first time I've come here without a line! There plenty of parking but note there's limited seating. They have a couple high tables/chairs, some additional lower tables by the window and then tables by the wall with seats there. Service: The service was good, they were patient when I was thinking of my order. They didn't mess it up this time which was a plus. I also had rewards to use! Food & Drink: I tried their regular milk tea today, (no lactose-free replacement) as I've learned my lesson from last time. I got a medium sized drink, no ice, and 70% sugar. Personally it was still too sweet for my liking so I'll have to try 50% next time. Pricing: The pricing is pretty consistent with what I've seen. I paid $4.00 (with tax but not counting my rewards program). read more
9 years ago
Pretty popular chain for bubble tea. I'd say one of the better ones in the area. (I prefer it over King Fu Tea not too far from this joint. It offers more options and keeps their drinks interesting.) My favorite is the Earl Grey Milk Tea with 3 J's. I'd suggest going 50% sugar if you prefer less sweet drinks and no ice for slow drinkers like myself. Give their milk caps a try, it adds a salty touch to the drink. (I'd suggest the green tea milk cap drink with boba) Overall, it's what you'd expect in a bubble tea place. read more
8 years ago
Recently my hubby and I went to Kung Fu Tea and they had this horrible smell. I thought, bathroom or since it was crowded, sweat? B.O.? Either way we left immediately. Later I read from other Yelpers that they experienced the same smell but several years ago. Oh my. Came here to Gong Cha and there was no smell. Good start. Looked at their board to see what they have. They have a lot of drinks including teas and coffees with whipped foam. Oooohhhh. Okay, back to my bubble tea. After we offered our drinks we had very clean tables to sit at. As we waited I noticed they shook the bubble teas. Hmm. Then I realized why. They use real juices and not powdered stuff for flavoring. Hence they don't need to add hot water to cool it down and then stick it onto a machine to shake it thoroughly. Now the taste test. Took a quaff of lychee bubble tea, asked for 70% with little ice (next time will ask for 50% instead), and taro bubble tea, also at 50% sugar with little ice) and they were perfect! I prefer Gong Cha over Kung Fu Tea but the latter does have more flavors. It's also at a better more convenient location. Both offers you how much ice and sugar you want. Gong Cha however offers you way more toppings. They are a chain and they have a sign up loyalty so that you can go anywhere. The old stamp on card is no longer available. read more
I usually just stick to regular bubble milk tea flavor whenever I go to a bubble tea place. Today ordered a bubble tea with herbal jelly, and pudding. The milk tea is not bad but the boba and herbal jelly has no of little flavor. I usually don't add sugar, so that's why I could tell. The drink overall has little flavor aside from the hint of tea and milk. The pudding has good flavor, so it saved the drink. The boba chewiness level was moderate, so it takes some work, and they do give you a lot of boba. Maybe some sugar added would do it some good. My wife had a similar drink but added basil seeds instead of pudding. She wasn't a fan. Lol. Supposedly it has good health benefits. What's unique here is that they have white pearl boba, Ai-yu jelly, coconut jelly, red bean, and basil seeds as additives. Perhaps you one find a good combo to that's right for you. With all the options in the area, I prefer Coco then Happy lemon then Kung fu tea then gong cha. I haven't tried anything else here, so base review on regular bubble tea. If you like it here, there is a reward program. I think buy 9 get one free. read more
I've heard rave reviews of Gong Cha from friends back home, so I was stoked to find a branch in Central NJ. It's located in Logan Plaza, where Kam Man is on US 1. The interior is clean, spacious, and well-lit; there's quite a bit of seating, too. Earl Grey Tea Milk Tea w/ 3J (Large--$4.50): This is one of the more popular drink choices; I opted for regular/full sweetness and went light on the ice. While the tea itself was a bit weak to my liking, the smooth taste and creaminess overall was on point. My drink came with plenty of boba, pudding, and herbal jelly. The sweetness was okay, but I would probably ask for less sugar next time. I also tried the Taro Milk Tea with boba (Large--$5) and Matcha with red beans (Large--$5). Both were pretty good. The latter doesn't have too strong of a matcha flavor to it, but it's still enjoyable; the sweetness was perfect (50%); the same could be said for the taro tea except that it was ordered with full sweetness. Our drinks took much longer than expected (around 25 minutes), but the tea is freshly brewed so it's understandable. I've only tasted the aforementioned drinks, but I like the place so far. They're generous with the amount of boba and other toppings, which is always a plus. Gong Cha's menu is pretty large, so you do get quite a selection--not to mention the option to customize your order. read more
7 years ago
Passed by here on the way to lunch and decided to stop by on the way home. When I first walked in the door, the whole place smelled of herbal tea. The decor is simple with lots of pictures on the wall of their top 10 drinks. I decided to give one of them a try, ordering the earl grey milk tea with 3 j's. The 3 j's being herbal jelly, pearl bubbles, and pudding. You were able to customize the sweetness level along with the amount of ice. I thought this was a great idea considering some places don't allow you to do to this. My husband ordered the milk foam green tea. He wasn't much of a fan of the milk foam and most likely won't be ordering that again. I really liked the earl milk tea except the fact that I found it still a bit too sweet even after ordering it with half sweetness. Overall, definitely a great bubble tea place conveniently located off route 1 by the Asian food market. read more
Gong Cha is so amazing. It's a nice change of scenery from Kung fu tea but KFT is still my first love (sorry not sorry). But Gong Cha you do come in second place. My favorite here is the Earl Grey with 3 J's. I have never tasted something soooo delicious. This made me fall in love with Earl Grey tea. If you want a heavier drink, try the panda series where they give you the black and white bubbles. Not sure about the next person but my favorite part about bubble tea is the topping. I love me some tapioca bubbles. Gong cha's bubbles is no competition to KFT but they have these white pearls that are so bomb! I can't describe it but I am a texture type of gal and these got me going! read more
9 years ago
UPDATE | My Husband and I went to Gong Cha today and I decided to get Milk Foam Wintermelon. I am happy that they apologized to me (about my last order) and gave it to me for free! I am so glad that they actually value their customers and it really made me happy. Now I was really satisfied with my drink and will definitely come back more often!!! -------------- I am just not sure about my experience today. I asked my Sister-in-laws to get me a Milk Foam Wintermelon but I am not satisfied with what I got. I ordered a Milk Foam Wintermelon so I was expecting that it has foam in it but what I got is just plain wintermelon drink. My Sister-in-law told me that they asked the person who made this and confirmed that what he/she made is correct which I don't think is true. You can tell the difference in the picture. But anyways, I am a fan of Gong Cha even back in the Philippines but my experience today is sooo not okay. read more
10 years ago
Definitely recommend the passion fruit green tea! Absolutely in love! Came because we heard of a new bubble tea place around. Great ambience, free wifi, and amazing tea! It's the first time I've been able to customize the sweetness and ice in the tea. Plus. This has nothing to do with the tea, but the outlets have mustaches on them! Cute! read more
7 years ago
I love gong cha and their drinks. I would come here when I'm in the area and in the mood for some bubble tea! read more
10 years ago
This place is incredibly clean, cute, and absolutely delicious! When you walk in, you can immediately smell the aroma of freshly brewed tea. It reminded me of a chinese herbal shop... which i love the smell of! it was refreshing. i ordered an Oolong Milk Tea with pudding, added pearls(bubbles), and 70% sugar. i have no idea what the pudding is made out of... but this combination is so amazing! you can really taste the tea and i love that. My sister ordered an iced winter melon latte with soy milk, add herbal jelly, add pearls, and 70% sugar. I don't think you could go wrong with anything on this menu! i can't wait to go back! read more
10 years ago
Appearance : It is a very cute shop on US 1. It's new shop and very clean. Great place to hang out and grab bubble tea with your friends. Service: I came around 1150 am on Saturday. There was no wait. The staff is friendly. They are pretty quick. They offer samples or free small snack. Menu: They have their top 10 drinks and then you have your typical bubble tea choices. Diff teas with diff toppings. Price: It is in the same price range as Kung fu tea and Vivi bubble tea and Coco Taste :I tried to the matcha foam green tea with bubble (which is their top 10) which was really good. Good tea taste with very soft bubble. My bf (who is not a big fan of bubbles) had Ai Yu Lemon. He really enjoyed it. Was it worth it? I enjoy the bubble tea if it's on my way I would def go and get some. I would not go out of my way for bubble tea. read more
Love it! Gong Cha is much better than Kung Fu Tea and Noodle Gourmet. They have milk foam teas, which is something unique that I haven't seen before. I also like that you can customize the amount of sugar and ice in your drink. I recommend the oolong foam milk tea. You do have to ask for tapioca but they are great as well. YUM! read more
7 years ago
7 years ago
Nice place to relax and have a drink. If they don't have what you're looking for, you can ask. I was able to get a lychee green tea even though it wasn't on their menu. There bobas are also really good and tasty. read more
5 Stars because: It's managed to refresh the bubble tea experience by adding in creative twists and ingredients while elevating the taste we all know and love. Very clean, modern and orderly, this is an instance where being a chain is a plus and not a drawback. For a couple of years during college I worked as a "Bobarista" at I's Cafe, a well known bubble tea shop among the Rutgers community. I made every Bubble tea imaginable, had the recipes/method down pat and experimented on my own drinks too. So when it comes to bubble tea it's hard to peek my curiosity and get my attention. As time went on bubble tea chains started to introduce sugar and ice customizations. I thought that was really nice and a VERY needed change of pace in the bubble tea world. And while I appreciated this change, it wasn't a wow factor. But dang, enter Gong Cha and I'm back in love and a fan of Bubble tea again. The flavors are on point and they make the bubble teas right. Solid yet also innovative. The taste of their brewed tea is good and you can tell they must use quality tea leaves. It really comes out in the drink and is tasty. They also offer the sugar and ice customizations as well as having more than your typical variety of topping options. I found I liked their white pearls. It's texture is chewy like regular tapioca but almost has a "crunchiness" to it that's really enjoyable. I like that getting your drink "panda" style means you get both the white and black pearls. The combination of their textures is actually nice and wasn't overkill. The creative flair that comes with some of Gong Cha's unique recipes is what I really applaud. Some of their flavors and combinations I haven't seen elsewhere before. Also that milk foam thing they got going on is good and I really appreciate the addition of them into the bubble teas. But most of all I LOVE that my bubble tea tastes delicious even though I get the lowest sugar level (30%) possible! I can't wait to try all the flavors here. Gong cha, my new go to for bubble tea. Thanks for coming into my life. May you reign for a long, long time! *Update* I've been getting questions so I wanted to add some tips. When you have a choice of so many elements of a drink, in this case bubble tea, you can easily go wrong if you choose the wrong combination. Below are some rules of thumb to help navigate your journey! 1. Adding a topping will add sweetness to your drink. This is because they each sit in their own juices or syrup. Ask to taste a topping if you don't know their profile so you get a better idea. 2. If you get 0% sugar, please add a topping that has a sweet profile. 3. In that same regard, don't get 0% sugar and no topping. Some of the straight up teas you may be okay like green tea and such if you like your teas that way. But watch out because... 4. The milk foam has a salty/cream profile! 5. So don't get the milk foam variety with 0% sugar. You are basically ordering your drink salty and it won't be enjoyable. 6. Especially in layered types (milk foam) completely mix your drink all the way through with the toppings. It will make a difference in taste and result in a sweeter and more harmonious drink. When I get Oreo Panda it tastes remarkably different when mixed vs. not mixed. 7. If you get a lot of toppings it will add that much more sweetness to your drink so it will be better to order lower sugar levels. If you get alot of toppings then I recommend 30%. Depending on your preference you may be able to do 0% as well. 8. In that same regard, if you get a lot of toppings don't order a high sugar level. It will result in your drink being too sweet for you! So don't do 100 or 70. I would do 30 but you may be able to get away with 50 esp if it's the milk foam variety. 9. Artificial flavored bubble tea like taro, cookies and cream, and mango ect will be sweeter just on its own than a plain tea drink like black tea or earl grey tea. The flavoring elements involved have an innate sweetness in them. Keep this in mind when ordering sugar levels. You will want to keep it on the lower end. 10. In that same regard on the flip side, your plain teas (Black tea, Earl Grey tea) won't be sweeter in favor. So add in a topping or raise the sugar level or your drink will be too tart/sour. If you keep these in mind, you should be able to avoid getting a bad mix. I know everyone has different preferences so I tried to give the rules a range to encompass a wide spectrum. I hope these guidelines help everyone make a bubble tea they absolutely love at Gong Cha! If you still need help feel free to reach out! I'll SYOY y'all! Cheers!!! read more
9 years ago
Always refreshing ! I believe this location has been around for almost a year now, maybe longer. Ordered the Thai bubble tea with Tapioca and pudding with 50% sugar ! This is their first week offering Thai tea on their menu. Tapioca- a little too hard Pudding- texture was perfect Thai tea- was not strong enough read more
5 years ago
7 years ago
The store was packed and I waited a little over 10 minutes to get my Bubble Waffle with vanilla ice cream. The Bubble Waffle was good and it's exactly as it sounds. I suggest getting their bubble tea since that's their specialty. The place is a little small with some chairs and tables to sit & eat. read more
8 years ago
8 years ago
Glad this one finally opened in Middlesex County! I think out of all the bubble tea spots I've tried so far, this stands out to be one of the best, if not the cream of the crop (including those in NYC and West Coast, I'd dare say). The selections are quite varied, the tea are thick and flavorful, and their grass jelly or boba balls are cooked at the perfect density and yield (and sweetness!) They immediately asked if you want "less ice" and/or "less sugar", which is a great plus. My personal favorite? Basic, perhaps, but the passionfruit tea and matcha red bean are beyond a doubt, superb. read more
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