Went late morning on a Saturday and it was busy but not completely packed. Wasn't too noisy for the…read morenumber of people there. We got a large cold brew, small tropical bliss smoothie, an a sausage, egg, and cheese bagel sandwich. Everything was delicious. It cost just under $20 all together. The building is cute, nice tiling on the floor, exposed brick, hanging lights, an murals on the wall. Lots of different seating options such as large tables, small tables, and couches.

Coffee was good! The atmosphere was very nice and people were very friendly love the location.read more

Fast service and the drink that was recommended was just what I was looking for as a late day pick…read moreMe up

Hello. I loVe coffee. This is NOT good coffee. It's very expensive ( $8 ) , sugar - loaded, poor…read morequality coffee marketed to kids who haVe more money than sense. For the priVilege of receiving your over-priced sugary mess, you'll haVe to pay a 15 - 25 percent tip. The girls ask how much you want to tip. It's the pressure model of tipping. Bottom line, stick to the Bucks, or DD, or most anywhere else!

Big space with lots of seats. Ordering at the kiosk was easy and the drink came out fast within few…read moreminutes. Similar experience and good boba like other KungFu Tea franchises. No complaints

When I'm on campus, I love going to Kung Fu Tea. Their boba is pretty good, but I personally really…read morelove their sushi burritos!

Recomendado !! Las aguas frescas están muy buenas…read more Las paletas también saben a fruta ingredientes naturales .

Pretty nice place with good decorations, great prices for coffee (provided in mugs if you choose to…read moredine in), great calming music to study to. Cons/gripes: - Some of the tables are too low and will hurt your back over time - the big clock on the north wall doesn't tell you the actual time - lack of outlets

I love a good coffee shop and this place has it going on. The interior is really warm and bright…read more Lots of wood and light shining in through the windows with some modern furniture designs. During the school year you'll find many students studying or conversing with one another at the many tables located inside. Their menu is pretty good size and you're sure to find something to tickle your tastebuds in every category. My go to is the Taro bubble tea, with an occasional order of the Thai tea. The tapioca is by far my favorite in the area. Their waffles are pretty yummy, too.

Fast service and refreshing beverage for a hot summer day. They run $5 specials on Fridays. Plenty…read moreof options and you can add things like frozen yogurt to your smoothie blend. They give you calorie breakdowns for every drink and the few times that I've been there it's been in and out in 5 minutes or less. There is also a drive thru if you don't want to leave the comforts of your car. Strawberry kiwi breeze is light and refreshing. The pineapple flavored smoothie is equally as good if you want a more robust tangy flavor. Good substitute for Jamba Juice which I can't seem to find around here.

I used to work at this location, and based on my experience, I would not recommend it. Management…read morewas largely absent, often only stopping by once or twice a month for 20-30 minutes at a time. Important messages regarding employee safety, allergies, and accommodations were frequently ignored. One of my biggest concerns was food safety. There was a lot of cross-contamination between fruits, ice cream, açaí, and other ingredients. Employees often did not change gloves between handling peanut butter and fruit products, which is especially concerning for customers with allergies. The area where cup lids are stored was also extremely dirty and rarely cleaned. I personally have a severe allergy that management knew about. I was hospitalized twice due to cross-contamination, yet management never properly communicated precautions to staff or ensured I could work safely away from the ingredients I was allergic to. I also witnessed a coworker reach out regarding disability accommodations and receive no meaningful response. Quality control was another issue. If a customer never picked up an açaí bowl, it could sit in the freezer for hours and later be used when someone ordered the same item instead of being remade fresh. I also saw incorrect smoothies sent out to customers, with some employees assuming nobody would notice as long as the drinks looked similar. Overall, the lack of management involvement, poor communication, cleanliness concerns, and inconsistent food-handling practices made this a disappointing place to work and would make me think twice about being a customer.