Chun Yang Tea

Strongly recommend their new strawberry flavor milk and tea! And strongly recommend this LIC store! The staff is soooo kind to explain all drinks for me! And they are giving out a really cute strawberry key charm right now!! The quantity is limited~ don’t miss it! I should have purchased more as this key charm is so cute and the drink is berry strawberry for this spring!

Usually order from the self-service kiosk. I recommend the Oolong Tea Latte with Pudding or Black Tea Latte with Oatmeal(get this warm on cold days). They have lots of other drink options to choose from.

They sell great boba tea and have many extremely cool choices.

It’s the cleanest store for the Chun Yang Tea! I love their bubble tea and the mango slush, perfect for a hot summer day. Their staff were nice and friendly. You can customized for all the drink. My preference is 30% sugar and 30% ice, so I can enjoy a little bit sweetness but also taste the original flavor of the tea. They also have the promotion if you pay with PayPal, spend more than $10 , you get 2$ off which I think it’s a very good deal! Defiantly recommend this place to all the bubble tea lover. They do have limited indoor sitting but I like to grab my drink and walk to the water front park to enjoy my drink with the view.

Great service, friendly staff, excellent value, and amazing quality tea and ingredients. My go to order is oolong tea with sago and purple rice, but they have frequent limited time promotions such as BOGO free drinks (the honey oolong tea is one) just a week ago (November 2024) and free cheese foam topping (October 2024) to any drink of your choice. They also offer gift cards with extra value added for $50 ($5) and $100 ($15) one time purchases which makes the price point even lower. I come here almost every week for consistently high quality drinks that aren't too sweet and are excellent value. Staff are knowledgable and accommodating of minor modifications too (I tend to switch out oolong tea for black tea as I prefer the stronger taste). Highly recommend anyone in the area make a visit if you're looking for good boba!

Literally the only place I like in NYC. Tastes the same as what you get from Coco or 1DianDian in China. They have oatmeal and real passion fruit seeds. Their no sugar actually means no sugar. The boba still has some chew to it. 10/10

Visited here with my friends for a drink before the fireworks show and it was delicious! They have a wide variety of delicious drinks from hot to cold to summer drinks. I got the taro purple rice with whole milk and I loved it a lot! This place is a must if you're around the area and love bubble tea 🧋

Convenient, fast, & good service. Decided to come for something sweet after a ramen dinner nearby. It’s good to see more diversity in Long Island city. It appears that a wave of bubble tea shops are booming in the city like mushrooms in Virginia. I think these shops need a distinctive theme that can WOW customers if they want to thrive. Otherwise it’s a dime a dozen. Need to add more authenticity. My drink was good but $8 is steep, a glass of wine can be had for $7 within walking distance. But I do frequent other Chun Yangs…

Got the standard brown sugar milk tea boba- it was yummy but I didn't like that I couldn't alter the sweetness of it. Also got a peach oolong tea- same thing, couldn't alter the sweetness. Every time I go, I want to try the matcha drink, but it's been sold out each time. Not sure if it actually sells out or if they just need to knock it from the menu! Other than that, no complaints but nothing special!

Speedy and convenient near the subway station but still disappointing in taste ): Got the mango sago drink but it barely tasted like mango.. it was more like milk and sago. Disappointing because this was on the more expensive drink on the menu!!

Strawberry matcha latte w/ aiyu jelly $9 - too sweet & too much strawberry for me, more matcha, less strawberry & less sweetener would be great

While they don't have that many options for tea (out of jasmine milk tea and rose tea), I tried the honey osmanthus milk tea, and pineapple oolong tea with boba. The service was rather fast, drinks were not too sweet, and I saw many people ordering ahead for pickup.

Chun Yang, along with Yi Fang are excellent establishments to get Taiwanese fruit teas. The teas are not too sweet here with a potent tea taste. Chun Yang is definitely a reliable joint for fruit teas!

They figured out how to be the worst and most expensive at the same time. Almost $10 for their smallest size of taro which was not your traditional taro drink. Wasn't purple, had some weird stuff floating around and didn't taste right.

I heard great things about Chun Yang, so I was excited to stop by when I was passing through the area. This particular segment of LIC had a lot of boba shops, and I had actually visited one earlier in the day. The kiosk ordering system makes a lot of sense for me, but I do wish the menu was more clearly displayed in the store. The family behind me looked confused and had to wait to get to the kiosk to decide they do not want anything offered here. The tea came out very quickly after I ordered it, though it was not a terribly busy time when I went, so I did not expect any delays. The tea was really delicious, with bits of lychee floating around an icy oolong tea with crushed ice chips, which made it feel almost like a slush. You could not control the sugar level or the ice level-- I suppose with the lychee flavor syrup and the crushed nature of the ice, this is unavoidable. The store was a little small, with one table for two and a couple of bar seats by the window. It's really a takeout kind of place, not a comfy cafe. I'm excited to see if Chun Yang Tea will expand into the suburb-y areas like many of its counterparts have been trying to! It was worth a little detour, but I wouldn't trek out to LIC for it.

I've been here a few times now and every bubble tea I've tried has been excellent. They offer a wide variety of options, so there's something for everyone to enjoy. The inside is small but welcoming and very nice decor. They also have some signs for a picture opportunity.

Came here on a Sunday night. I was the first one to walk in with no one inside. I attempted to order at the counter and waited for awhile. No one cared to come even when one of the girl saw me waiting, she completely ignored me. In the meantime a bunch of other people came in and went to the kiosk so I asked one of the employee there if she's taking any orders from the counter and she said no. As soon as I walked over to the kiosk to line up, they started taking orders for the people behind me. I'm not sure what is this and after everything, I was the last one getting my order. They looked miserable and unfriendly with absolutely no service. They didn't even say a single word to me other than the "no" nor did they call out my number properly. Really disappointed as I really like their pomelo oolong tea. Will probably not come back to this location again.

Really neat Bubble Tea store . The menu has so many different choices. The hot tea offerings have some nice ingredient choices. I chose the Cold Winter Melon . It was so refreshing and sweetened to perfection . I would recommend have this tea with some delicious fried chicken pieces with sweet chili sauce - just my own thoughts! The service is quick , very simple transaction. The side has a few seats to chill. Very clean inside. **parking difficult so be prepared ** 7 Train stop on corner

This is my first time trying out this new location even though it is not completely new. It is located in LIC, right by the 7 train. It is very convenient if you are looking for a quick bubble tea spot. The place is small. I ordered Longan Red Date Tea (hot). It was good. It is a great seasonal drink. I had 30% sugar so it wasn't too sweet. It is a kind of drink/soup that Asian parents would make to reduce yeet hay. They also have an awesome kiosk! There are no minimum charges compared to the other locations I have been to. Their drinks are freshly made. The service is good and they are quick in making the drink. Overall, Chun Yang Tea has always been one of my favorite go-to bubble tea spots in the city.

Great boba tea shop in LIC! Came in on a Saturday night and they were quite busy. There seemed to be lots of orders coming through from food delivery apps. I was initially confused when they didn't really acknowledge my presence when I tried to order at the counter, but then I saw they have a touchscreen ordering system in the back, so would recommend using that. I got the purple rice sago tea latte with 30% sweetness. It tasted amazing - I've never had purple rice as a boba filling before, but it added a lot of nice texture and flavors to the milk tea (and seemed like a healthier alternative to tapioca). They have a ton of different kinds of drinks not usually found at other boba shops so I'll def be back!

Solid drinks in a prime location on Vernon. Glows: I love their super refreshing Cosmo Guava Mango Orange Smoothie under their Fruit Tea Smoothie series, and their brown sugar milk tea is one of the best in the area. They have unique seasonal drinks. Grows: The vaguery around which drinks' sugar and ice levels can be adjusted is annoying, as is the lacking customer service here in general and when they tell you a drink can't have its ice/sugar level adjusted. No restroom.

Great spot for some tea in Hunter's Point! The inside of the shop is clean, bright, and chill. They have a pretty diverse menu of milk teas, fruit teas, and classic teas. The staff is super friendly. Definitely one of my go-tos in the area.

I was craving some flavorful tea, and I passed by this spot before dinner, so after dinner, I went by just when they were closing up shop. I asked if they were still accepting customers, and yes, they were, which was extremely nice. I asked in advance what they recommend that has no caffeine inside. I was told one of the options is the Winter Melon Lemonade. I got that one as it sounded refreshing, and I was right. I adjusted the sugar to 30%, and it was still really tasty. Overall, I was happy with my order, and I'll be back to get something else from the menu.

Good place for fruit-based teas! I really like their mango and peach drinks, and appreciate that they have zero sugar options for a lot of their drinks. The prices are pretty in line with other BBT shops in LIC (~$8 per drink with bubbles). They also advertise a lot of seasonal drinks, which definitely look interesting. Would definitely recommend coming here for a drink after dinner!

Ordered a black tea latte with pudding , no sugar and quarter ice for $7.35. Staff was very nice. Also recommended the brown sugar one. Would come again!

I've been here a couple of times now, and It hits the spot though a bit pricy. One of my favorite non-caffeinated drinks is the purple rice taro. Wintermelon is also a good alternative. Of course, the standard milk tea is always a good option. Service is fairly fast. The place is neatly decorated. I do appreciate the small counter space by the window and the one table available for sitting.

Love the convenience of this location. This is close to the 7 train Vernon-Jackson Blvd station. Came here to get another stamp on the Lunar New Year Boba Crawl challenge. After checking the menu, I got a medium black tea latte. Employees made my drink quickly made and I was ready to go with my drink. There is seating in the location and IG frame as well as photo worthy props. Go check it out.

Multiple locations. Great spot to get a mid day boba. Lots of options available. I ordered the black tea latte (without pearls) and it was delicious. Sweetness and ice levels were perfect. Seating available inside. Great overall service and high quality tea. If you're in the area, please check it out.

A slightly larger Chun Yang than some locations, this one has one table with three chairs and about four stools for seating. They play music overhead. I came here and ended up trying the lychee oolong tea since it looked so good in the pic. The tea was a bit on the sweet side at a fixed 50% sweet. I liked all the real lychee bits at the bottom, it added good texture to the drink.

Clean and quick service, the tea is a little too bitter for the plain tea without milk. Otherwise it's consistent with other Chun Yang locations. My new go-to for Chun Yang since the Chinatown location closed due to fire.

From my previous experience with Chun Yang's tea, they never let me down. This time, I came with a mission - Yelp Boba Crawl. Lol I ordered plum juice because I just had a big meal and need something to help with digestion. :) Like most of the tea shops, you can select ice level and sweetness level. I asked for 30% sweet and less ice and I found the tea was still kinda too sweet to me. But the plum juice flavor is good, just like how I remember it. I will definitely visit Chun Yang again for other drinks.

Came here on a Saturday evening after eating dinner and there were a few people in the space enjoying their drinks, but overall it didn't feel too busy. We were allowed to place our orders quite quickly due to there being no line and we got our drinks extremely quickly as well. The drink itself was very solid - nothing extraordinary, but it was good for its price and how efficiently it was made. I always ask for my tea with no ice and no sugar and I found it to be a good balance of sweetness due to the pearls as well. Overall, I found the experience to be just what I need from a bubble tea shop - quick and tasty tea. Thanks, Chun Yang!

Great boba, it was clearly fresh and delicious. There was no line and we were served quickly. There was seating inside which was nice.

Hands down my favorite boba shop! I get their purple rice drink, mango drinks, orange teas, papaya milk, hojicha latte, and more. The pudding is legit too (flan style like Taiwan) The workers here and quick too. It's a small shop mostly for pick up though. Only a few seats.

New taiwanese bubble tea spot that is located right by the 7 train on vernon blvd. There are a few spots to sit inside. I got the Rasberry Oolong Tea- so good and very refreshing!!! The cashier mentioned that it is on the sweeter side so I got 50% sugar. You can pick how much ice and sugar you want. I really enjoyed my drink and would come back to get another one! My bf got the Yakult Kiwi Drink and really liked his drink as well. Fresh kiwi!! The drinks ranged from $6-8 depending on the size, average bubble tea prices. Both the drinks were nicely made and refreshing! Perfect summer drinks!

With summer right around the corner, this is a perfect treat. It's located on the strip of restaurants along Vernon Blvd and close to Gantry so it's great for grabbing a refreshing drink while going for a stroll at the park or just simply a treat during the day. It's small inside but there weren't anyone hanging around inside anyway. Most people tend to order and leave. There was no one inside when I came so the drink came out within 5 minutes of ordering. The menu is extensive with so many options ranging from creamy milk teas to refreshing fruit teas. They also have summer items which are on posters inside as well. Always a solid drink whenever I come to Chun Yang, no matter the location.

If you find yourself in need of a refreshing beverage while strolling near the Vernon-Jackson stop, this bubble tea place is worth considering. Convenience is key, and this spot nails it. Situated conveniently off the 7 subway station, it offers a quick and accessible option to grab a drink before continuing your journey. Whether you're heading to the Gantry State Plaza Park or just passing by, it's a convenient pit stop for a refreshing tea. While not the cheapest bubble tea joint around (let's face it, bubble tea prices have gone up), it offers a wide selection of flavors to satisfy your craving. From classic options to some more adventurous choices, you're likely to find something that suits your taste buds. I think the tea they use is good quality. My only minor complaint would be that they seal the cups with the plastic cover that you poke your straw in to open, which isn't convenient for sipping on the cheese foam drinks.

We usually grab some boba tea at Chun Yang closer to their closing time and everytime the boba is still chewy.

The drinks here are SO good! It's so busy the wait got long! The line is maintained ongoing. There was a limited area to sit and drink the tea. It's best to take to go. It's worth the wait if you're considering.

Another tea spot in LIC? Yes, please. I came during opening week and tried the Cold Honey Osmanthus Oolong Tea - amazing. So refreshing and tasty. I want to try the purple rice next time!

I always get the oolong tea latte which is a milk tea that tastes amazing and refreshing! I recommend this place especially on a hot day!

Passed by this place and was super excited to try it out! This was my first time going to Chun Yang though I saw they have other locations as well. I ordered a hot Hojicha latte with boba with 50% sugar. The boba was fine, it skewed more chewy than soft which is more of the Taiwanese "QQ" style. Sometimes I like the boba to be a bit sweeter on its own though the sweetness level of my drink was just right. The latte itself tasted nice but the Hojicha got a little lost in the steamed milk. The decor of this place was really nice and they're supposed to be more of an authentic tea shop with traditional Taiwanese flavors. If I came back, I'd aim to try their tapioca sago (西米露) or purple rice (紫米露) since I think they'd probably make these a lot better. The hot drinks are automatically a large size which is a bit on the pricey side so I'd keep that in mind as well (my drink cost $8+). Overall, I enjoyed my drink I just felt that it was a bit steep for what it was. Would come back to try their other options (in medium size) since I think I'd be happier with how those taste. Also, Chun Yang has a $10 minimum for credit cards so keep that in mind if you're ordering one drink. It's better to have cash handy or you'll likely be ordering a second drink. We saw several people do this while we waited for my drink.

New boba spot in the LIC neighborhood that tastes pretty fresh. I'd recommend this spot over Yifang any day. The staff recommended the Passion Fruit Green Tea with 70% sweetness because it can taste quite tart. The suggestion was spot on, and the tea tasted fresh with real passion fruit + seeds in it. Price is not cheap, but on par with other local boba shops. There is countertop seating, and one table to sit down at as well. Location is a little out of the way for me but I would come back to try some other options here!

I came upon this place for bubble tea. The menu is quite extensive for bubble teas. Was difficult to pick only one drink. I tried to pick something not usual from other tea places. Ended up with the iced Honey Osmanthus Oolong Tea with boba. It was about $8, which is about the typical price for bubble tea that is not from powder. The flavor was surprisingly good. The boba was very good also. Just the right consistency of chewiness: not too soft and not hard. Great for a hot day.

Super overpriced and watered-down milk tea. The tea itself was strong and flavors seemed to come through but overall, it seemed very watery despite the fact that I got light ice. My small tea was $6.50 without any customizations. If you're in LIC and desperate for bubble tea, this may be a good option but I would search elsewhere if you're headed out of the area.

Great bubble tea! This is def one of the best chains out there and they go beyond standard bubble tea offerings--love the hojicha milk tea, purple rice and almost anything with mango in it. Convenient to/from the train and very nice staff as well!

New bubble tea shop. The decor is very nice and resembles a traditional Chinese tea shop. We had the brown sugar milk tea and grapefruit green tea. The brown sugar tea was very good with just the right amount of sweetness. Some places make it too sweet. The grapefruit green tea was also good. It has real grapefruit and their suggested sugar level (70%) was perfect but you can adjust the sugar and ice level to your preference. Prices are a bit on the high side though.

Welcome to the neighborhood!!! I have been here twice in one week so far and their tea is great! Just wish they had Lychee or Coconut jelly but I'll live. So far I have had the Passion Fruit Green Tea with Aiyu jelly, Grapefruit Green Tea, Raspberry Oolong Tea with Aiyu jelly, and Pineapple Oolong Tea with Aiyu jelly. They were all so tasty!! I like the fact that you can also choose your ice and sugar level. The staff is nice and I LOVE the decor of the place, looks like a high end bubble tea establishment. Excited to try more drinks!!!

Purple rice sago oolong tea latte - pretty expensive at ~$8 but I guess with all the toppings, I shouldn't complain. I didn't add any sugar at all, and it was good that way.

Quality is good. I got the Raspberry Oolong tea with tapioca. It was below $10. The only thing I was confused about was the cashier saying that it is cash below $10 even though there wasn't a policy about it. I gave him cash, but will not come back. It is pricey for a drink, but again quality will cause the price to rise.

LIC has no shortage of bubble tea shops, so my only incentive to stop here was because I had a Yelp Elite party pass for the LIC Springs festival, which came with a complimentary drink. When I made it over, I was about 15 minutes late from the expiration of the event ticket at 2pm. The staff could not honor the pass and I opted to instead to order a taro tea with bubbles. It was fairly priced, but I did not enjoy the tea. It tasted like it had hardened bits of coconut oil that I was drinking through the straw. I think there are better tea places in the neighborhood, with friendlier service.

Some of the best boba I've had. Black and oolong teas were lovely and brewed perfectly. Good boba consistency and plenty of boba so you don't run out before drinking all the tea. Also lovely to see that they have high quality milk options across the spectrum; they use the same whole milk for the tea as I use at home. Definitely will be back :)

Their milk drinks are extremely fresh with ingredients you don't find in other boba shops (I always get the Taro Purple Rice Fresh Milk). I've also tried the passion fruit tea. The boba is soft and chewy. The only thing I'd beware about though is they only accept cash for anything purchase less than $10.

Chun Yang has pretty good milk tea, and I visit here whenever I feel like treating myself. I like the standard black tea latte, which is what I usually get. I've also had the purple rice milk tea, which I really like but don't think is for everyone. My only gripe is that Chun Yang is a little more expensive than I'd like to pay, but it's about on par with the other boba shops in NYC. Honestly, Chun Yang is a solid choice, but I can't justify paying $7-8 every time, so I only pop by when my day really needs a treat. I'd definitely recommend it in terms of quality of drinks though!

This place is really interesting in terms of options for drinks. They do have a lot of different mixes, but I noticed that a lot of the yummy sounding drinks were labeled as unavailable. Also, when I walked into the store, there was nobody at the front counter to even ask for a recommendation, but instead you order from a computer kiosk. Which is fine, but it would be nice if there were actually employees, you can talk to. I ordered the kiwi yakult drink ($7.95) add the brown sugar, pearl hojicha latte ($7) they were both very good, but I will definitely want to try a different drink next time! If you're debating whether or not to come in to this location, I would definitely say yes just be prepared for a slightly long Wait time.

Some of the best Taiwanese tea around. I got the black tea latte. It was one of the best tea drink I ever had. Will for sure come back to try other flavors. Very impressed. Also, they have electric wall jacks, so if you need to charge your phone, you can do it. Also, they are near Gantry Plaza State Park.

I was never a bubble tea fanatic but I'm slowly growing to like them esp with this year's heatwave. Of many bubble tea spots in Vernon area, this is one of the best. I enjoyed the cocoa latte (apparently this is caffeine free despite its name), mountain tea (very refreshing), purple rice sago with milk (skeptical about rice with milk but was surprisingly good), and taro (the classic!). I think the teas are on a pricier side but this is def my go-to spot.