Kung Fu Tea

I bought nine bubble milk tea and the bubbles were rock hard and this wasn’t our first time ordering from them. This happened last time and we didn’t complain about. This time we complained and the manager was rude. And we will complain it on red note, and the Chinese TikTok.

I wish Kung Fu Tea would open a store in the Milwaukee area. I have visited many cities to try their bubble tea, and when I order, when I go to bubble tea shop, I am more care about how they cook the bubbles, the bubble is very chewy, just what I love!! The variety of options available. I always order original milk with black tea and bubbles, you can never go wrong with that choice.🧋

Really nice place! It's become our favourite place to get boba tea. Their drinks look really pretty. Plenty of options available. I went with the Milk Tea Brown Sugar Wow. I'm not the biggest fan of tapioca balls so I don't get them but apparently with the Brown Sugar Wow you don't have a choice. Would be nice if there was an option without the balls! Other than that it was a really good drink.

I went here today for Bubble tea, the atmosphere was good and the customer service was great at the beginning with the girl that attend us (my gf and me) so all was okay. meanwhile we were waiting for our order and when we got up to get out drinks, we were reading which ones were the correct ones because they didn't call out the number and when my girlfriend picked up a drink to read the order number, one of the workers snatched it rudely from her hand and pushed our drinks to us without saying a word. He then had the audacity to say "have a nice day" as If he meant it 🙄 the drinks were fine but that was a completely unnecessary and rude thing to do.

The original bubble tea on Buford highway. This used to be my spot. Their tea is the style that is brewed with powder unlike other spots that have more tea aromas. So if you like tea that are on the sweeter side this is probably the spot for you. The parking situation for this location is pretty bad though as they share the lot with a couple other business and it tends to get slammed up.

I loved the milk tea with black tapioca pearls; the lychee punch black tea was great. I highly recommend this place for a refreshing drink—it's perfect for enjoying during the spring and summer months.

Dirty. Made my drink without sanitary gloves. When I asked the employee does he normally make the tea without gloves and he said no. So when I asked for the drink to be made again with gloves, the employees did not want to do it. I had to receive refund when all I wanted a drink made with gloves. I will not be returning.

This place is still one of my favorite boba tea places in town. I came back today to get some wintermelon milk tea and still loving the taste. I don't think I like winter melon milk tea from any other places except this one. I used to dread coming here since parking could be a bit of a hassle since there are many restaurants in the same plaza. But other than that, the tea is always good. Came today and parking was so easy. Guess I got lucky. Decided to try strawberry lemonade as well and it was very refreshing. It has yogurt in the drink so it does give it that sour/tangy taste which I find very nice to my palate. Definitely coming back soon. They're only doing take outs now and you need to wear a mask to enter.

KFT has free parking right out front but this lot can get super full and busy on weekends and dinner time so beware. Kung fu Tea I find to be pretty good for what it is and easy to drop in and get a drink. Service was fast and drinks were made correctly to order!

The tea (matcha) is one of the best's I've had in Atlanta BUT this location literally has smelled like a toilet the past two times I have come in. Staff definitely not happy to be there. I tried small talk but they were definitely not interested.

Pit stop for bubble tea! This spot has been opened for a while the parking is tight first come first serve or park next door in the other plaza. Menu is straight forward not overly saturated with options and they added some new flavors and I wasn't disappointed. Quiet Tuesday night we went in and ordered our drinks and the mixologist was helpful with flavors. Didn't sell us anything we wouldn't want. Pretty cool spot to study or have a simple drink.

Out of all the main places in town, Kung Fu probably has the most flavorful tea. I've been going for years and put aside the times the boba was half hard still. The last two times I've gone my order has been either wrong or tasted bad. I realize part of that is because the tea is horribly brewed to be astringent and I guess the "cream/milk" helps cover that up. I always tip but idk why the workers are mean af if you ask a question about teas. It's just not worth it anymore.

My friend and I walked half a mile down Buford Hwy from a Korean place to get to here, so Kung Fu Tea had high expectations from the get go. Luckily for them, they met the challenge effortlessly. Upon entering, you're greeted by a well designed and aesthetically pleasing interior complete with hanging wall plants, quaint (and comfy) seating, and a fun menu. The service and food matched the first impressions. The two guys working the counter were nice and helpful, and the drinks they put out were equally good. We got the Mango Slush and the Mango Classic w/ boba. Both were well made and tasty. Would definitely recommend if you're on the lookout for a nice boba/tea place on Buford Hwy.

Very unfriendly for families and small children - obviously not their target demographic though. Tea is solid though but poor customer service for families will not have me coming back.

Solid spot for boba drinks, I enjoyed the ones I ordered. I really liked everything they had to offer. They really have a vast selection of drinks. For now I went with their promo drinks, they had a Kirby drink along with a familiar favorite their honey dew melon drink. Definitely flavorful. This will hopefully hold me over until I get back to L.A. Hopefully...

Come here all the time and this is my favorite place to get boba! The staff there is always very nice. 10/10

I'm not a huge fan of kung fu tea in general but this location has great service and are decently quick. The toppings here have gotten better but I did find this drink too sweet. I'm sure that's the recipe from the franchise, but I'd stick to drinks you can customize. Still a solid spot for kung fu tea.

Quick service, good drinks. One of our favorite places to go on the weekend when we have some free time.

The best milk tea boba I had. The milk tea tastes like legit milk tea from back home and the boba is not too chewy but perfectly prepared. I only get my boba from them now.

I've tried a lot of bubble tea places this one wasn't so bad! It was just really small.

I think Kung Fu Tea is okay. Wanted something a little sweet after eating a burrito at a restaurant that shares the same little free parking lot with Kung Fu Tea. Btw, the parking situation is just horrible at around dinner time into the evening. I already had a parking space in the lot, so I walked over to KFT. There were multiple employees making the drinks, and, with chairs cluttering up the spaces right next to where everyone queues up to place their orders, I was waiting to see someone trip over the chairs or bump into the tables. In addition, it looked like customers who finished their drinks just left their empty cups on a ledge/counter near some chairs pushed up against the wall where people could sit and wait for their orders. The employee at the register was quick, and a little hard of hearing, since I had to repeat my order about three times. I would not say that he was friendly, since he didn't greet me with a smile or a hello, or even ask if there were any questions that I had about the menu. He just stood there and looked at me. I ordered the almond milk tea with boba, 30% sugar and less ice. After waiting for about 5 minutes (there were about 6 orders before mine), I got my tea and left. The almond milk tea was okay. The boba was a little chewy (as expected), but it had a slight aftertaste. It wasn't a bad aftertaste; it was just unexpected. I thought that there was too much ice in the cup (even though I had ordered less ice), and I wonder just how much ice is in the cup if one orders a regular amount of ice. Not much else to say here. I thought Kung Fu tea was just okay.

Another 5 star review for a KFT location. As long as they have exemplary service, KFT will always receive a 5 in my heart. The taste is always consistent and everything tastes just how I like because I can customize the sugar level and the ice level. I visited most recently to pick up an order on a weekday evening. It was slow so I didn't mobile order, but I was able to be in and out since they have awesome customer service. My go-to order here is a large honey oolong milk tea with boba & lychee jelly - less sugar and regular ice. I know I know, lychee jelly is weird with milk tea but it's my personal preference. Not a lot of people know that there's a honey oolong milk tea, which uses a honey syrup over sugar, and it tastes better. You guys should all try!

The vibes and the boba are top tier. Bae got the Honey Lemonade with tapioca pearls. I got the Oreo Slushy with extra Oreo and tapioca pearls. Both drinks are .

The boba is good and the milk strike is really good for those that are lactose intolerant. The parking situation is really frustrating because the disabled parking out front is always illegally parked in by people working there. without fail there is always at least one car parked illegally in a disabled spot. they are either parked in a disabled spot or in front of the ramp that allows wheelchairs to get onto the sidewalk.

This Kung Fu Tea always manages to disappoint me. The boba is so tough and hard to chew, especially if you stop by during a weekday. It doesn't seem like they make a fresh batch often, and they don't toss out the boba either if it has stayed out for too long. Its honestly disgusting to eat. They make their boba so sweet, it just tastes like overly sweetened honey instead of a nice brown sugar taste. Even though I got my drink at 50% sugar, it still tasted extremely sweet. You can barely taste the tea flavor because of how weak the tea base is. Also, if you come here don't expect to get your drinks topped off. 1/4 of my drink was empty and only looked like it was full because of the foam. Having worked at a boba shop before, you're expected to pour in a way so the customer gets as much drink as possible. The workers here don't seem to care and pour carelessly. The foam from mixing the drink ends up in most of your cup. With how overpriced bubble tea is getting, this place isn't worth it and I'd spend your money on one of the other better bubble tea shops down the street.

Tried this for the first time today. Wowza...so yummy. So many flavors and I love that you can choose your level of sweetness. Great location. Super clean and the staff is awesome!! I had the Honey Mellon Jasmine Green Tea with milk top at lowest level of sweetness.

Today was my first time at Kung Fu Tea and I will say I'm happy with my decision go stop here! Out of the many boba places Ive tried they have a great variety. Today I got the sesame oolong milk tea with pudding, it was amazing. I will go back to try something new!

i've really loved kung fu tea for years now. i used to go their downtown ATL location all the time as well as a few back in california. this location is quite large on buford highway (next to el rey). parking in this plaza is super cramped so i imagine it's a pain on weekends--tuesday night was okay though. OOLONG MILK TEA WITH BOBA (less ice, 30% sweet) - i always get the oolong milk tea at kung fu tea so this rating is in comparison to other locations. KFT runs pretty sweet--i find 30% to be pretty sweet still. i like their oolong tea and the fact that they use non dairy creamer bc it's creamy. their boba is also sweet and has flavor. when i came today though, the boba was really soft to the point where if it was any softer it would be mushy. my drink was also kind of watery. a large milk tea with boba at this location also comes out to $6.20 which is definitely more expensive than other locations. only came here because tea top is closed on tuesday's. would recommend there for higher quality and much cheaper drinks

I love love love that I can order and pay through the app and just pick up my beverage once it's ready. They also offer discounts through the app. The Thai milk tea is good. I also really like the Kung fu and coconut milk teas. Red bean and strawberry slushes are also great! The grapefruit green tea was super refreshing in the warmer weather.

I've been following Kung Fu Tea Instagram account for a few months and have been anxiously waiting to have an opportunity to drive OTP to try their tea. As many know KFT is like the Starbucks of bubble tea according to the Washington Post. I was very lucky to visit on a slow night because this spot is usually always crowded, I walked in and there was no wait, it was just me and the employees. The parking lot appears to be very small for so many businesses so I would hate to swee it on a busy day. Im not a bubble tea connoisseur so I wasn't really sure what to order, the rosehip milk tea sounded delicious but the cashier recommended that i I try the Kung Fu milk tea since it was my first visit. It was an excellent recommendation. I think I'll view the menu before my next visit so Im prepared. The drink is served Taiwanese style with a subtle tea flavor. The KF milk tea is a best seller and after my first sip I can see why. This is the best boba tea that I've had and I can't wait try some of the other flavors and drinks. 5 stars for the tapioca balls btw.

So many summer drink varieties to try out!! They got lactose free milk now, almond milk, oat milk ! Wow And now they have even caffeine free and that is awesome!!

Consistently delicious. I've never had a bad experience here. I always enjoy my drink and I always come back for more. Service isn't anything to write home about but it's not bad either. They are much more focused on speed then getting to know you and I'm a huge fan of that. Must tries: Winter melon milk tea Taro tea Jasmine milk tea Mentally prepare yourself for the parking here. It is hit or miss. You can sometimes go around the parking lot over and over to wait on a spot.

The place is so cute being a plant lover I saw the had this space where the my had the prettiest set up however the place is a bit small. They were quick to get our drinks and friendly

I love the fact that they have vegan options clearly marked! This isn't usually the case for bubble tea places. They also offer a variety of milks. Good music too.

Welp, here it goes, like I promised, I will give credit when it is due, and for this location of Kung Fu Tea, it is time! It all started trying to get a year of free KFT via their IG page, sending jokingly posts to friends that I was going to win and brag about it. And then, I followed @kungfuteausa on IG and saw something that looked absolutely out of this world- a Cocoa Cream Wow! And yes, that is what it was called! I also heard that they sell Thai Milk Tea now, but it is sold out every time I go there (I heard the people who make it were stuck in a cave; too soon?!? bad joke, I know). But, for once, I finally have the opportunity to try a drink that potentially didn't taste like a stripper made it! So, the other night, I went with my good friend, and it was busy (it was a little after 8PM), but the line seemed to move pretty quickly. The TV screen had the drink I had been dreaming about for days on it, so I knew, they must have had it in store (since the TMT was sold out again, shocker). So, I ended up getting a large, with the milkcap (you do have the choice, heads up). It was going to take about 10 minutes to mke the boba, and I told them no issues, as long as a stripper wasn't making it. Thankfully, I think they put someone else on the job (or like what my friend Sam said, they fired all of them LOL). They called our drink numbers a few minutes later (I was having fun being a chatty Kathy anyway so who knows how long it really took), and I was sooo excited. They told us to shake it up (I guess they don't shake it so you can see the cool layering and stuff), so I did my best without blowing the sealed lid off the top (that woulda made a mess). I took my first sip and... Holy shit! It was awesome!!!! It tasted like stripper free butterscotch cream! And, the boba, was soft and flowerless and chewy and warm. It was like a dessert in my mouth I didn't have to pay 10$ a dance for! And, as the drink progressed, I could taste the notes of cocoa in it. I won't lie, that was one of the top 3 boba drinks I have ever had (the other being ShareTea's Oreo shake with boba and Sweet Hut's TIT with boba). And it came from a place I tried my hardest to not like, just to piss off my friends, but now I must come clean, I found something to be a fan of. However, since it was busy, it was hot in there, I guess I was doing what I do best, sweat. But a lot of people in a small area with machines running on a hot summer day, well, at least that is my excuse! I am just glad that I was finally able to find a drink that I like here, I hope to heavens they keep it on the menu, even if it means me becoming duke of the place and ordering 2 a day, don't make me... Thank you for finally making me a believer!

Ordered the coffee milk tea, the peach green tea, and one of the specials (something fruity, can't recall exactly what it was). Got the sweetness at 50% since I'm used to boba places loading up on the sugar. I was surprised when the drinks came out bitter. The coffee tasted super artificial and the peach was barely noticeable. The mango popping boba was OK, but the regular boba was not great. It didn't have that nice chewy texture.

How many times can you review a bubble tea shop before it gets old? I still remember when Kung Fu Tea first opened and I instantly stopped going to Sweet Hut - because how can you even compare the two? Drinks are definitely better at Sweet Hut, but Kung Fu Tea doesn't have the best in Atlanta, not anymore. Even so, they offer a solid oolong milk tea and I never argue when someone suggests Kung Fu Tea after lunch or dinner. Biggest CON of this location of Kung Fu Tea? The parking is literally one of the worst parking experiences I ever have when on Buford Highway. Parking is so limited for the popular Kung Fu Tea + El Rey del Taco + So Kong Dong trifecta that cars trying to get into the lot sometimes line up into the street. Cars waiting for a spot hold up traffic on the street. I've been forced to park in adjacent lots at the expense of facing the wrath of the YenJing grandpa blowing his whistle at you for parking in his lot. Another option is parking across the street near Chef Liu's, but that means crossing Buford Highway. I have done it before - parking and eating at Hello Chicken across the street and then taking a stroll across the street for my tea! In the past year or two, multiple bubble tea competitors of significance have popped up. In order of my favorites... 1. ShareTea - Sandy Springs area definitely needed some bubble tea. And thank god this happened to be the best in Atlanta. Hours suck though - who finishes dinner before 9 these days!?? 2. TeaTop - new and best of Doraville/Chamblee. Super Taiwanese flavors, some menu items are reminiscent of Gong Cha (speaking of which, when are we getting one of those?). 3. Kung Fu Tea 4. Tea House Formosa - if only it weren't so fancy. But the teas are solid. 5. Sweet Hut - only here for the dessert. But I guess I should get a drink with that. 6. Quickly - sad because Quickly brings back so many memories. Oh how the mighty have fallen. 7. Vivi Bubble Tea - by far the worst. I went once and never went back. Kung Fu Tea is solid. Definitely the best bubble tea shop on Buford Highway... for now. I like their fresh milk drinks, such as the Matcha Milk or Winter Melon Milk (a good non-caffeinated alternative). My usual order is the Oolong Milk Tea with mini boba. I've tried other milk teas or non-milk teas, but you can never go wrong with a simple Oolong Milk Tea. I do like the Green Tea without milk or sweetener - it tastes very fragrant, and I love Jasmine Green Tea. The Kung Fu Tea Level Up reward system is nice for you to pay via the app - after this system was established, the $5 card minimum disappeared, thank god. The line at this location is a mess sometimes, especially after peak meal times. But it moves pretty quickly. Overall, Kung Fu Tea is the bubble tea shop to beat. Any worse in the rankings than Kung Fu Tea and it's not worth your time.

As much as I love boba and enjoy KFT, this location is a PAIN to get in and out of. Although there's ample parking, it's shared by multiple busy businesses. Decided to stop by on a Sunday afternoon around 2 and the parking lot was packed and people were driving in circles just to find a spot. I almost changed my mind until a kind KFT customer motioned to me that he was leaving. Praise. Once I finally got inside, the line was long but moved fast. The place is small and tight. I ordered 1 wintermelon milk tea with custard and boba, 2 wintermelon green teas with custard, and one oolong milk tea with boba. My BIL wanted chia seeds in his wintermelon milk tea, but the guys at the counter reacted as if they have never served that before. My BIL had ordered it from this location before. They must have ran out that day...? Regardless, the guys were pleasant and patient. I didn't read the reviews before coming here, so I was disappointed to find that they do not serve snacks. I really wanted chicken nuggets... Teas were delicious, as usual. They now serve the smaller size boba pearls, same great texture and flavor. Can't say I will be returning to this location. I prefer the Duluth location - it's closer to me anyway.

Terrible spot for parking. But good boba tea. Golden oolong milk tea never disappointed, they just call it oolong milk tea now. I normally get it 70% sweet. The wait time can be ridiculous during weekend. The taro milk tea is so weird compared to other places. Will not recommend the taro milk tea here. Their boba is good. I sometimes try the mung bean topping, sometimes it is too sweet, other times it was fine.

Great location. The inside is always clean and they have great customer service. The drinks are super delicious and quickly made.

Ive been here a couple of times and enjoy their diverse drink menu every time. I feel like their drinks taste more natural and less sugary than other places ive been to. The flavors are more pronounced in their teas. Ive tried their mango green tea and their coconut milk one. I like to get lychee over boba but they have so many options that you will find something you like! Most drinks are around $4 for the medium. Note, the place is somewhat small so seating can be tough, especially because they are often busy. I dont think big groups past 5 work well here. Service is always nice. Ask for recommendations if youre stuck!

Delicious drinks. Straightforward service and consistent products. Highly recommend.

I'm not a big fan of bubble tea - something about the tapioca pearls I'm not a fan of. But I pulled up the list of their top 10 drinks and tried the oolong milk tea with herbal jelly and really liked it. Oolong has less of a bitter taste and the jelly cubes break up easier and make for a better texture in my opinion. If you have kids, they will love watching the machine shake the tea! There is always a good crowd here and good to take a date to after dinner.

I've written reviews for locations in the DC area & it is the same here. It's great! This location has a lot of seating. The only con is the parking lot is tiny but you can park in the surrounding lots & walk if you have to, it's a very short walk.

So we stopped here out of convenience more than it being our destination. This place was next door to the Mexican place we were picking up food and while we were waiting we decided to get Kung Fu Tea. I played it safe with the Honey Lemonade, and my girl ended up getting the oolong milk tea. We got this during the corona-virus outbreak so we could only get our teas to go. I have to say that mine was only Okay, I really should have ventured out and got something not so safe I liked her's more than mine and vow to branch out more next time. This is a good stop on Buford Hwy and I recommend anyone to try it.

I came here on may 28 ordered 2 large tea and large Kungfu Honey Tea with Chia seeds and Aloe Jelly for $7 (bill $20 total) and it taste like just water with dissolved sugar. I went back inside and tell them and they responded that's the color of Kungfu Honey Tea. I don't care about the color, I don't taste any tea in the drink. I left it outside in hot weather for almost 2 weeks and sure check them almost everyday to see if it's ever fermented turned out it did not. Just plain sugar water NO TEA AT ALL!!!

KungFu Tea is one of my favorite spots to grab boba in Atlanta. I like the fact that you can actually taste the tea in your drinks unlike a lot of other places. The menu has something for everyone and it always seems like they are always adding new items for people to try. You can customize all drinks to your liking which is nice for people looking to build their own drinks with toppings, ice level as well as sweetness levels. I ordered the Kung Fu milk tea and Taro milk tea which are my favorites. They can get pretty busy, so maybe order ahead on the app if you are in a rush. The app can also give you free drinks/ discounts if you go there enough.

Kung for a day, Fu for a lifetime. I got an Almond Milk Tea from here because my travel buddy wanted to split one, and we loved it. It was just as nice and fast as the other location a few miles away. I usually get the Honey Oolong Milk Tea, or the Lemon Black Tea, both of which are amazing. KFT is a massive international chain, but each KFT is not equal, and this is a good one. However there are lots of mom and pop bubble tea shops in town you should try before a corporate chain, such as Sweet Hut on Buford Hwy, or Honey Bubble in Midtown.

Great option for delicious tea on BuHi. Although a chain, Kung Fu Tea has that secret sauce - and I think that sauce is in the form of those wild tea shakers that just go crazy to create your perfect mix. I've tried a variety of teas from this place. My favorites are milk teas and anything Orea (yum!). There's a large variety of quality toppings to choose from to add more excitement to your beverage. The most challenging thing about this location is the limited parking in the shared shopping center lot - they can often get crowded on nights and weekends. Try to get there early for optimal parking!

I've been coming to Kung Fu Tea Doraville for the longest time, even after I moved. It's just the one place I can really rely on and it's a mandatory stop whenever I visit GA...ALWAYS! Usually my orders are these: Kung Fu Milk Tea (which is black tea), with boba and/or pudding, The Oreo wow, and now, the Milk cap black tea. Coffee Milk Tea with pudding The Smore slush If I want something refreshing: Strawberry lemonade green tea with mango popping Mango Slush with mango jelly (sometimes mango popping) Passion Fruit Green Tea with Aloe Jelly or Herbal Strawberry Yogurt with mango popping or aloe jelly Their boba is the best on Buford Hwy and no one can change my mind about it! It has always been consistent every time I order and almost always fresh- especially their Wow boba, so sweet and better than any brown sugar other tea shops have- I'm talking about basic boba shops on the same road: Tan-cha, Cuckoo's, or Tea Leaf and Creamery, etc. Those other places, their boba are most times hard to chew on- sometimes over or under cooked or not fresh. And almost always, lack sweetness! The employees are patient and always helpful answering my questions (especially Allison). If a drink doesn't look right to me, there's no hesitation on a quick fix, as long as it's reasonable and possible! The employees always do their best to ensure your orders are correct- and yes, sometimes that does take a while...but let's appreciate what they do and that they do their best during these hard times (Covid)! At the moment, they do require masks, and provide hand sanitizer next to the register. Which helps me feel a little better about being in a small space. Cash is not accepted at this time (only cards- they do take apple and android pay)! "Dine-in" is not available at the moment, so plan ahead if you wanted to hang out with friends while getting boba!

I came here after having a bubble tea craving. I ordered the oolong black milk tea with boba. I definitely don't find their sweetness levels to be helpful as well not accurate for newbie bubble tea drinkers like myself..Although, I find this establishment to be great for people that are more picky regarding their sweetness. Its good and I would go back and try new flavors. Also, the plastic seal patterns are hip and add some fun to your bubble tea drinking session.

The milk tea was okay, but the overall experience was not good. The shopping center itself is difficult to enter, and parking spots are hard to come by, which is more annoying because the shopping center next to it has plenty of space but it's separated by a fence and hedge. Once I got a spot and went inside, there were only a couple of folks ahead of me. Because the seating was limited, it was hard to tell who was in line and who was waiting for an order, and the simple amount of noise from the machines they use to shake the drinks was frustrating. Once my order was placed, it took about ten minutes to get my drink. So that said, the drinks were good. I wish they would move to a better location, because that would have put me in a much better opinion of this shop.

If you guys were closed, why was the sign on and why the hell would you have me stand in line? To top it off, the girl just turned away from the register and just let me wait. Finally, another girl decided to come up to the register and tell me, "we have no more bubbles" but how did you decide I wanted bubbles? Are you guys making too much money that you think it's okay to give crappy service now? This place has gone downhill.

All bad the wait was like an hour and they made everyone drink before ours dint come here wasting your time just I'm just saying would not come back

Came here with my sisters for an after-dinner treat. I'm honestly not a huge bubble tea fan, so I figured I'd just get tea w/ no special toppings or milk ( I got me an Oolong iced tea, not too bad). It is located in a tight plaza that shares it's parking lot to the famous El Rey Taco and So Kong Dong Duk, so just be aware of that. Decor is cute inside and plenty of seating. The guy at the cashier though was super awkward and rushed us with the ordering. I don't think that was his intentions, but sometimes it's better to greet the customer with a smile and perhaps a, "did you have any questions with the menu?" vs. a blank stare that makes me feel like you're just staring into my soul. Overall, I know this place is a hit spot with bubble tea lovers. I'm still taken back at the growth and popularity of it! I remember when it was first introduced and people had no idea what it was, but it's becoming a big thing in the Atlanta area. I think Kung Fu Tea is on the right path to expanding with the demand.

Kung Fu Tea has sponsored my college education. Scene: I am about to give up on Physics exam prep. I go out with friends for bubble tea. I order hot Matcha Milk lamenting that I'll take this exam as a loss and that grades don't really matter in the real world, blinking back tears the entire time. I get home, summon the very last bit of my will, study all through the night, and score 20 points higher than my last exam. Scene: I am granted an honors thesis with two semesters to complete it. I, having realized that I have squandered the best years of my life in a pursuit of a solid GPA and having achieved it realized that so much joy was lost in the process, procrastinated the heck out of it. The deadline approaches. I am 100 pages behind. I order hot Matcha Milk for three days in a week. I churn out what resembles a thesis and pass with honors. These and so many similar scenes make up my college experience. The central themes are extreme procrastination and hot Matcha Milk. A few words on this drink: i) When enjoyed hot, it is a creamy and sweet embrace. When refrigerated and enjoyed cold, it is a lean, mean "get-your-excuses-sorted-out-and-work" machine. ii) This is a gentle caffeine powerhouse. Coffee gives you a bit of a tic when consumed in excess. With this, you accomplish what you need and can resume well-deserved rest without a hitch. (iii) The hot size is outstandingly generous. I can drink only half of the serving at a time so you can space out your productivity. (iv) Your life will be enriched by it. Thank you Kung Fu Tea for this drink and all the memories that came with it.

Matcha milk top is a must try! Cute space with plants everywhere and friendly staff. Parking is limited but this shop is worth it.