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Super cool boba tea place in the Ph'east Asian Food Hall. They have so many options for teas, milk teas and slushies with lots of topping options and boba and other add ins. Fast and friendly service Especially good because they have yogurt green tea. Super friendly and helpful staff. We always make a point to come here when we are in the area
This Kung Fu Tea location is like most of the others I've been to: Good. This Kung Fu Tea is located inside Ph'east, the Asian food hall at The Battery Atlanta: https://www.yelp.com/biz/pheast-a-far-east-street-feast-atlanta. Kung Fu Tea and Ph'east opened concurrently on February 1, 2020: https://www.instagram.com/p/B7_v9H2piIG/?hl=en. My wife and I had the Taro Milk Green Tea (large, $5.85) with bubbles (+$0.65) and a hot Winter Melon Tea Cap (large size only, $6.30). Both were delicious and hit the spot. The quality of both the tea and the bubbles (tapioca pearls) was good and pretty much on par with what I've come to expect over the years at Kung Fu Tea's Doraville location on Buford Highway (the best Kung Fu Tea location in metro Atlanta, in my opinion). I think it's great that The Battery has some solid bubble tea. This was my first time getting a Milk Cap drink hot. I'm not sure I'd do it again unless it was really cold outside or something. The drink was very hot and it maintained its scalding temperature for quite a while. Kung Fu Tea's "Milk Cap" series is the same as what other bubble tea shops might describe as "cream cheese foam," etc. It's a thick, kind of salty, cream layer on top of the drink. I like it. The hot version I had here was more subtle than the versions I've typically gotten on iced drinks, simply because it melted into my hot Winter Melon Tea. Decent flavor all around. Our friends got an Oolong Milk Tea (medium, $4.85) with bubbles (+$0.65) and a hot Oolong Milk Tea (large size only, $5.65). While this Kung Fu Tea is just a small stall inside Ph'east, about 70 different drinks and 12 different toppings were packed onto the menu during our visit. I thought service was great. There were only two workers and despite a busy after-dinner crowd, they kept the line moving. The four of us didn't have to wait long for our orders. The staff was polite and efficient. Parking at The Battery is free for the first 3 hours on non-event/Braves game days and the first 2 hours on event/Braves game days. For Kung Fu Tea, I recommend parking in the Purple Deck. Kung Fu Tea and Ph'east are in the same building as the Purple Deck. The Red Deck across the street works well too. "Battery Purple Deck" and "Battery Red Deck" should pop up in your navigation app (Waze, Google Maps, Apple Maps).
Kung Fu bubble tea is a solid, dependable bubble tea chain. The folks here work pretty efficiently - the time between placing our order and getting it in our hands was no more than a minute or two. I generally order the taro bubble tea, which is delicious but I would highly recommend taking advantage of the less sugar options. The drink sweetness is measured by percentage here, and we're usually more than happy with our drinks being 50% sweet. Just make sure you take a moment to fully shake up your drink before inserting your straw - most of the drinks' sweetness comes from the bubble syrup. There are a number of drinks that have lactose-free options, though I wish there were other alternative milks available for the other bubble teas on the menu. Finally, there's a small selection of Asian snacks available (slightly overpriced), and plenty of accompanying food options around the same food hall.
We came here for some milk tea with boba, and it was ok. Kung Fu Tea is located in Ph-East - A Far East Street Feast food court at The Battery. Although there were a lot of customers sitting at the long tables, eating and drinking before an Atlanta Braves baseball game at home, there was still room at the tables both in the indoor dining area and the outdoor patio for many more customers. A band (live entertainment) was taking a short break. We each ordered a large Kung Fu Milk Tea from their Classic collection of drinks. I ordered mine with boba, less ice and 30% sugar. R ordered his with less boba and less ice. It didn't take the employees long to prepare and provide us our drinks. I thought my drink was just ok. I had requested that the sugar level be at 30%, but I had neither anticipated nor expected that the regular boba was going to be so sweet, certainly a lot sweeter than I prefer. Kung Fu Tea has many varieties of drinks, such as teas, slushes, punches, yogurts, milk caps and others. Drink sizes come in medium and large, and, if the drink is available as a hot drink, the price of the hot drink is the same as a large drink.
Going to Kung Fu Tea is always a pleasure. They have great service & I love how it's inside a cute little food court area of the Battery! I tried Honey Oolong Milk Tea this time & it tasted exactlyyy like honey! It was a tad bit sweet but nothing I couldn't handle!! I also love how it is open later than most boba places!! It was a great late night snack
Milk tea is the perfect treat! I usually get a milk tea with boba, but today i wanted to try a matcha milk tea -- and I'm glad I did! I've had matcha soft serve with Oreos before and was thrilled to try Kung Fu Tea's matcha milk tea with Oreos. It was TOO GOOD! It's now my go-to drink! IG: @tonguetiedfoodie
First time having Kungfu Tea and I thought it was delicious. I got the Taro Milk Tea and it was a bit sweet but still enjoyable. This location is located inside a "booth" inside of Ph'East at the battery. So if you're looking for this, look for Ph'East. It had a cute Asian street style to it where they had other Asian themed booths in that building. It's a bit loud in there but nothing major. The girl that got us our drinks was really nice and helpful. Can't wait to get a treat from here again!
I've visited so many Kung Fu Tea locations and thought this one was super quaint and cute. Located at the Battery inside PH'EAST, this location is almost like a little food stand you'd see in a market hall. The cashier was friendly and service was quick. I always aim for a classic milk tea. Definitely give Kung Fu Tea a try if you've never been before!
Came here for a hot tea on a cold day while visiting the food hall. I wanted a basic hot tea. The menu was so complicated that I had difficulty finding what to order. I asked the cashier and ended up with the Winter Melon tea. However, when I received it, the team was sweetened. I barely drank it because I don't like sweet drinks. I'm typically fine with the natural flavors and water. I would have liked if the tea wasnt brewed with sweetener in it. They seem to offer other types of tea like bubble tea so it may be a nice spot but I wont be back.
What a cute tea spot! Located inside Ph'east (inside the Battery). It's an easy-peezy, grab and go tea spot and there's ton of seating available inside and outside of the the food hall. We went on a Wednesday evening and it wasn't too busy. No wait for service and our tea came out quickly. Definitely try the Thai Milk Tea - so good!
Kung Fu Tea seem to be hidden away in cities I visit every now and then - I last had my first KF Tea in Chicago last year. I like that they now have an app and folks can order ahead for curbside. Be aware that this is part of Ph'east if you're trying to stay away from crowds... likely isn't your best location to grab tea atm. Highly recommend the "milk top" add-on if you love foam on your espressos like me!! Totally worth it.
Before it was a journey to try to get boba on the smyrna / cobb area. More so at the Battery at the old SunTrust Park, now known as Truist Park. This is conveniently located in a new Asian food court called Ph'east! Nice play on words! So while watching the baseball games at the stadium I'm sure this will be popping once it gets hotter or if you simply want a refreshingly sweet delight after your meal. Staff is friendly and could offer you suggestions depending on your taste. Be sure you stop by next door in the same food court and get you a spam sushi over at snackbox bistro!
1 month ago
The staff is always quick and kind. Love coming here for Thai tea ! They have a bunch of different options and it's great to grab and go or you can sit in the Lounge and take your time. read more
1 year ago
Super cool boba tea place in the Ph'east Asian Food Hall. They have so many options for teas, milk teas and slushies with lots of topping options and boba and other add ins. Fast and friendly service Especially good because they have yogurt green tea. Super friendly and helpful staff. We always make a point to come here when we are in the area read more
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Kyerence A.
Appreciate you taking the time to write this!
7 months ago
The service was terrible he was very rude when i asked for water even though i brought a drink and my drink was mostly foam read more
This Kung Fu Tea location is like most of the others I've been to: Good. This Kung Fu Tea is located inside Ph'east, the Asian food hall at The Battery Atlanta: https://www.yelp.com/biz/pheast-a-far-east-street-feast-atlanta. Kung Fu Tea and Ph'east opened concurrently on February 1, 2020: https://www.instagram.com/p/B7_v9H2piIG/?hl=en. My wife and I had the Taro Milk Green Tea (large, $5.85) with bubbles (+$0.65) and a hot Winter Melon Tea Cap (large size only, $6.30). Both were delicious and hit the spot. The quality of both the tea and the bubbles (tapioca pearls) was good and pretty much on par with what I've come to expect over the years at Kung Fu Tea's Doraville location on Buford Highway (the best Kung Fu Tea location in metro Atlanta, in my opinion). I think it's great that The Battery has some solid bubble tea. This was my first time getting a Milk Cap drink hot. I'm not sure I'd do it again unless it was really cold outside or something. The drink was very hot and it maintained its scalding temperature for quite a while. Kung Fu Tea's "Milk Cap" series is the same as what other bubble tea shops might describe as "cream cheese foam," etc. It's a thick, kind of salty, cream layer on top of the drink. I like it. The hot version I had here was more subtle than the versions I've typically gotten on iced drinks, simply because it melted into my hot Winter Melon Tea. Decent flavor all around. Our friends got an Oolong Milk Tea (medium, $4.85) with bubbles (+$0.65) and a hot Oolong Milk Tea (large size only, $5.65). While this Kung Fu Tea is just a small stall inside Ph'east, about 70 different drinks and 12 different toppings were packed onto the menu during our visit. I thought service was great. There were only two workers and despite a busy after-dinner crowd, they kept the line moving. The four of us didn't have to wait long for our orders. The staff was polite and efficient. Parking at The Battery is free for the first 3 hours on non-event/Braves game days and the first 2 hours on event/Braves game days. For Kung Fu Tea, I recommend parking in the Purple Deck. Kung Fu Tea and Ph'east are in the same building as the Purple Deck. The Red Deck across the street works well too. "Battery Purple Deck" and "Battery Red Deck" should pop up in your navigation app (Waze, Google Maps, Apple Maps). read more
6 months ago
Kung Fu bubble tea is a solid, dependable bubble tea chain. The folks here work pretty efficiently - the time between placing our order and getting it in our hands was no more than a minute or two. I generally order the taro bubble tea, which is delicious but I would highly recommend taking advantage of the less sugar options. The drink sweetness is measured by percentage here, and we're usually more than happy with our drinks being 50% sweet. Just make sure you take a moment to fully shake up your drink before inserting your straw - most of the drinks' sweetness comes from the bubble syrup. There are a number of drinks that have lactose-free options, though I wish there were other alternative milks available for the other bubble teas on the menu. Finally, there's a small selection of Asian snacks available (slightly overpriced), and plenty of accompanying food options around the same food hall. read more
We came here for some milk tea with boba, and it was ok. Kung Fu Tea is located in Ph-East - A Far East Street Feast food court at The Battery. Although there were a lot of customers sitting at the long tables, eating and drinking before an Atlanta Braves baseball game at home, there was still room at the tables both in the indoor dining area and the outdoor patio for many more customers. A band (live entertainment) was taking a short break. We each ordered a large Kung Fu Milk Tea from their Classic collection of drinks. I ordered mine with boba, less ice and 30% sugar. R ordered his with less boba and less ice. It didn't take the employees long to prepare and provide us our drinks. I thought my drink was just ok. I had requested that the sugar level be at 30%, but I had neither anticipated nor expected that the regular boba was going to be so sweet, certainly a lot sweeter than I prefer. Kung Fu Tea has many varieties of drinks, such as teas, slushes, punches, yogurts, milk caps and others. Drink sizes come in medium and large, and, if the drink is available as a hot drink, the price of the hot drink is the same as a large drink. read more
Going to Kung Fu Tea is always a pleasure. They have great service & I love how it's inside a cute little food court area of the Battery! I tried Honey Oolong Milk Tea this time & it tasted exactlyyy like honey! It was a tad bit sweet but nothing I couldn't handle!! I also love how it is open later than most boba places!! It was a great late night snack read more
Milk tea is the perfect treat! I usually get a milk tea with boba, but today i wanted to try a matcha milk tea -- and I'm glad I did! I've had matcha soft serve with Oreos before and was thrilled to try Kung Fu Tea's matcha milk tea with Oreos. It was TOO GOOD! It's now my go-to drink! IG: @tonguetiedfoodie read more
First time having Kungfu Tea and I thought it was delicious. I got the Taro Milk Tea and it was a bit sweet but still enjoyable. This location is located inside a "booth" inside of Ph'East at the battery. So if you're looking for this, look for Ph'East. It had a cute Asian street style to it where they had other Asian themed booths in that building. It's a bit loud in there but nothing major. The girl that got us our drinks was really nice and helpful. Can't wait to get a treat from here again! read more
1 year ago
I've visited so many Kung Fu Tea locations and thought this one was super quaint and cute. Located at the Battery inside PH'EAST, this location is almost like a little food stand you'd see in a market hall. The cashier was friendly and service was quick. I always aim for a classic milk tea. Definitely give Kung Fu Tea a try if you've never been before! read more
Came here for a hot tea on a cold day while visiting the food hall. I wanted a basic hot tea. The menu was so complicated that I had difficulty finding what to order. I asked the cashier and ended up with the Winter Melon tea. However, when I received it, the team was sweetened. I barely drank it because I don't like sweet drinks. I'm typically fine with the natural flavors and water. I would have liked if the tea wasnt brewed with sweetener in it. They seem to offer other types of tea like bubble tea so it may be a nice spot but I wont be back. read more
5 years ago
What a cute tea spot! Located inside Ph'east (inside the Battery). It's an easy-peezy, grab and go tea spot and there's ton of seating available inside and outside of the the food hall. We went on a Wednesday evening and it wasn't too busy. No wait for service and our tea came out quickly. Definitely try the Thai Milk Tea - so good! read more
Kung Fu Tea seem to be hidden away in cities I visit every now and then - I last had my first KF Tea in Chicago last year. I like that they now have an app and folks can order ahead for curbside. Be aware that this is part of Ph'east if you're trying to stay away from crowds... likely isn't your best location to grab tea atm. Highly recommend the "milk top" add-on if you love foam on your espressos like me!! Totally worth it. read more
7 years ago
Before it was a journey to try to get boba on the smyrna / cobb area. More so at the Battery at the old SunTrust Park, now known as Truist Park. This is conveniently located in a new Asian food court called Ph'east! Nice play on words! So while watching the baseball games at the stadium I'm sure this will be popping once it gets hotter or if you simply want a refreshingly sweet delight after your meal. Staff is friendly and could offer you suggestions depending on your taste. Be sure you stop by next door in the same food court and get you a spam sushi over at snackbox bistro! read more
Hard bobas! God, the disappointment was so real. Too sweet and not enough ice. It was a bad experience all together especially after just experiencing greatness at Kung fu tea in Princeton, NJ. For sure will not come back. read more
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Ana M.
Hi Howraa- thank you for your review, we do apologize that your…
3 years ago
This is located inside of PH'EAST. The boba here was amazing! I had the coffee boba so good! So many different options to choose from. read more
Stopped by here after lunch with some friends for some bubble tea! The location is inside of a building that has about 5 other little food stands like sushi burritos, and amen, etc. It was my first time trying Kung Fu Tea and overall it was good. I got the Taro Milk tea with bubbles. It was very sweet so I recommend getting light sugar if you don't want it to be overwhelming. read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
I ordered the Cocoa Cream original wow it tasted like plain milk and Oreo crumbles. I don't think the baristas know how to make drinks here very bad . read more
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Kyerence A.
I’m so sorry to hear your drink was not to your liking! Please feel…
Kung Fu Tea is one of my fave boba chains. It's always been consistent. I was excited when Ph'east announced that they will be opening and Kung Fu Tea would be one of the vendors. Every Kung Fu Tea that I've gone to was legit and at least 4 stars. At Ph'east at The Battery location, I've already visited Kung Fu Tea twice already. Once during soft opening. Another time today. Both times, I've been disappointed. The first time is the taste of the drink. I got strawberry lemonade punch. Seems like their ratio was off. It was sweet on top and then bitter towards the bottom even when I shook the cup. My coworker got no sugar since he's a diabetic. He said they gave him weird looks. He's always done that every boba place he's gone too and felt what they mixed wasn't satisfying Second time was just carelessness. I don't get boba in my milk tea. I ordered taro milk tea with NO boba but I got boba. A lot of it. They advised that they will make me another one without boba. I gave that extra one with the boba to another coworker who didn't get any drinks at Kung Fu Tea. On top that, my coworker got mango boba with hers and said that it didn't taste like it. She was right. They accidentally gave her regular boba. They refunded what she paid. I'm thinking maybe they are still working around the quirks. I'm not going to order anymore even though I will be visiting Ph'east several more times this week. 5/2020 read more
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Ana M.
Hi Nicki- thank you for your comments, they have not gone unnoticed.…
7 years ago
Part of the newly opened Asian food hall at the Battery. I've been to all Kung Fu Tea locations in ATL. Pretty much the same taste and quality. Friendly staff and quick service. Nice way to finish the meal you had here with other venues. read more
3 years ago
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Kyerence A.
I’ve messaged you directly. Would like to rectify this mistake.
2 years ago
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Kyerence A.
Thank you so much for your support!
2 years ago
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Kyerence A.
Thank you so much!
2 years ago
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Kyerence A.
Thank you so much!
4 years ago
4 years ago
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Kyerence A.
Hi there! $18 is extreme. Definitely an INACCURATE price for your…
3 years ago
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