Kung Fu Tea

Horrible inventory and supply issues I’ve been to this place 3 times now within several months, each time they were outta stock of something significant. The first time I came they were outta Taro (the most popular boba flavor) the second time I came they were out of BOBA at a place that only sells BOBA!!! The third and last time I came before even opening the door I see a giant list of things they are out of. Again Taro. Don’t waste your time coming here they WONT have anything you want in stock (Check older reviews, this has been a constant issue)

I love passing by this location everytime I’m in Oregon!! Everybody is very kind and every time I order my drinks (usually straw. Milk slush or Taro MT) it is always consistent. As well as they always let me know if I don’t like my drink that they can remake it free of charge, which is so nice but I love it everytime so there’s never a need to with me. Sometimes things are out of stock but totally understanding considering how busy they get and the holidays, they really try to above and beyond for their customers, all the locations along 205 north do!! 10/10 recommend coming here, nothing but yummy drinks and kind employees!!

Kung Fu tea was a great experience. It was really nice and colorful on the inside. Really, great decorations, great atmosphere overall. There is a line most of the time for Kung Fu tea. There's plenty of different drink options available for a reasonable price. I got the medium cocoa cream/original wow drink ($5.35). Customer service was really good, really kind of friendly. Overall, I would definitely recommend coming here and picking up a drink for yourself.

I recently tried the Mango Slushy and Cocoa Cream Wow from Kung Fu Tea, and I was really impressed! The Mango Slushy had the perfect balance of sweet and refreshing. The Cocoa Cream Wow was rich and indulgent, with a smooth chocolate flavor that wasn’t too overpowering. Both drinks were delicious, and the quality of ingredients really stood out, a fantastic experience! Definitely recommend.

Has a really nice atmosphere. has some cool looking lights that are warm, the tea is good, I got a Strawberry lemonade with grape jelly, The Regular Sweetness is also very sweet so me personally would go for 75% instead of 100% they have a wide variety of Choices on their menu, would highly recommend. Also service was really quick was less than 5 minutes in and out

Their Taro milk tea with Boba is the best I’ve had so far. But sadly they’re out of either taro or boba almost by 3-4 PM most of the times. I’ve been going there for the last few weeks and every time I get an answer saying they’re out of either one of them. Not cool at all!

The establishment was clean, not very busy. The boba's were a little hard and chewy. They were also out of the flavors that I wanted. Drinks were on the spendy side. I ended up paying over $8 for my bubble tea and thats without the tip. I thought the overall flavor was good. I had the honey oolong flavor with aloe jelly and boba.

I visited the Boba shop for the first time in this area. The staff were really friendly and helped me choose a drink that I had never tried before. I asked for just one teaspoon of sugar, and they were happy to accommodate my request.

Honestly not much to say, its basic boba and basically boba is always good so this boba is good. No line, friendly staff, quick service. We just grabbed it to go. Hot tip though, you can grab boba from here and drink it at Yummy Time next door with your meal and its kind of heaven.

Never Again, Kung Fu Tea! Worst Service Ever! Pros: the bubble tea brand is recognizable Cons: Rude service, staff disrespect customers I've been a loyal Kung Fu Tea customer from the East Coast to the West Coast, but this is by far the worst service experience I've ever had. I ordered a hot milk tea with no sugar. To my shock, the staff openly mocked my order while making it, saying the words similar to, "If you want something hot, why not just get coffee?" Seriously? Since when can't people enjoy hot milk tea in the afternoon? It's freezing outside - who wants an iced drink in this weather? And all these are none of your business. Every one is different in tastes and health conditions. Even worse, they ridiculed my choice of 0% sugar. I find their product always overly to me! Everyone has different tastes, and it's completely unprofessional for staff to criticize customers' preferences. This disrespectful and unprofessional behavior has completely ruined my impression of Kung Fu Tea. I will never visit this store again and will advise to avoid it as well.

I like trying a Hokkaido bubble tea at most boba shops I stop by so I can compare who makes it the best. I enjoyed Kung Fu Tea's but at first sip it had a watered down flavor. The shop itself is very cute, clean and the staff were kind and helpful. I would definitely visit again to try something different.

great service, mango green tea is a good choice or you can go with a honey olong milk tea too!!!

I visited the Boba shop for the first time in this area. The staff were really friendly and helped me choose a drink that I had never tried before. I asked for just one teaspoon of sugar, and they were happy to accommodate my request.

Every time I go here, they are out of the drinks I need. On top of that, if you ask for something specific, don't be surprised that you dont get what you asked for.

Laughable ordering experience, thankfully with a friendly associate who also seems to experience the same frustration as customers. Ordering milk tea or Boba for me is a very overwhelming thing. This place only made it worse. The vast amount of options may seem good but became confusing when I found out my first and second options were actually not really as advertised or even available. Such as: Fruit tea isn't actually made from herbal tea. It's made from a powder or liquid base then water added to it. Blueberry creamcicle advertised as "new" yet when I tried to order it was told it had been discontinued and the menu was outdated. That means it likely had been discontinued for some time in order for the menu to still list it as new. The biggest bottleneck in this place is the line because of the menu. Thanks to two different robot machines on the back, once ordered the drinks moved fast. However, in the extra 4 minutes it took for about 10 additional questions just because of how poorly the menu was organized and not current, the line behind me quickly grew. I quickly also realized it may not have been fully the people in front of me's wrong doing in also taking about 5 minutes to order and move aside. I quickly yet finally settled on a smores slush with Boba and 30 percent sweet. I was surprised to have warm Boba which was a nice treat. Good texture but a little bland. The drink itself even at 30 percent still tasted very sweet. There were several large ice chunks still in the bottom which gave it a displeasing drink mouthfeel. For nearly 7 dollars for a medium for things all made from powder and not fully blended, the price vs quality was my final "strike three". I likely won't be back unfortunately. The menu is business 101 for a fast retail shop and there's plenty of better options with fresh items actually using teas, nearby. The best part was the menu

I was very excited that I could go to Kungfu tea to get their drink because I was able to get there when they opened (I usually walk around Tanasbourne and leave before noon) and secondly, it's their anniversary on National Boba Day. It was my first time downloading their app did I realize I would get a $6 credit for my future drink. A few things that made it drop all the way to 1 (0 if possible): 1. When I went in, I asked about their anniversary and $6 credit as I am new to their app. They gave me confused faces and called one co-worker after another to see what I was talking about. I'm surprised the workers didn't know it was Kungfu Tea's anniversary. 2. Anyways, I then asked for the simple matcha but then they showed me a list of all the things they were out of stock of. I'm talking about my matcha, but also other flavors ...6 popular flavors plus a bunch of toppings. How can a store, that just opened 2 minutes ago (I checked, I arrived at 12:02) would run out of that many things? To add on, it's their anniversary so they should be prepared for a bunch of customers and stock up in advance for their big day! 3. Their ipad wasn't working even the manager came, reset it and all. Therefore the QR code didn't work therefore no $6 credit. So, what's the point of coming here? I canceled my order. I don't know about the other customers behind me or those who plan to come later on but I hope they fix it and that it works for them. Too bad, this experience was not very good and I will visit other boba places in the future.

It looks like a small place but it's pretty spacious when you go in. Although when we went, there were so many things listed as not available. Most of the things we wanted were in that list. So we tried to make do. Shouldn't have, because we didn't like what we got. Also, make sure to reduce the sweetness level. We forgot to do it and man, it was so so sweet.

Unfortunately, this wasn't exactly our cup of tea. Not only were they currently out of my wife's first two choices, but her third drink choice, a Coconut Milk tea, was unable to be blended, for some unidentifiable reason. Can't you just add ice and...blend it? Regardless, once it was received, she remarked that it was a little too sweet, and left an unusual aftertaste that had an unpleasant twang to it. I wasn't going to order anything initially, until I glanced a huge tank of oolong tea, and decided to grab a small iced oolong with reduced sweetener. What I received was one without *any* sweetener whatsoever, and which took more than five minutes to complete, because there was another order ahead of me. Y'all know you can just...fill up my cup with ice and tea while the other drinks are blending, right? You don't *have to* process them in chronological order, especially when you can knock it out in about 10 seconds. The management and the staff seem to be content to let things simmer here, instead of rising to a boil, so as things stand right now, this place is weak tea.

Tried something called the spooky slush it was really good I always love going for the passion fruit green tea with jelly's

They use dairy free milk but not necessarily vegan. Taro milk tea was delicious but it was too sugary with just 30% sugar and I got a stomach ache after an hour.

I was really looking forward to having a boba tea from kung fu tea and when I got there I wanted to try something new(not just a taro milk tea w/ tapioca)so I ordered a honey cap tea and it was HORRIBLE! It was left a salty taste like in your mouth and the workers were really snobs. The tapioca pearls were really chewy(and not in a good way.) I am never going there again!

Honestly, I'd give this 3.5 stars. I used to like KFT a lot when they first opened but I've noticed the quality isn't as good as before. The menu can also be m confusing. For instance, I ordered an Oolong Tea Wow Milk Cap. They describe on their menu that 'Wow Milk' is wow brown sugar boba with Lactaid milk. They also describe that 'Milk Cap' is their version of cheese foam, it's a thick cream topped onto the drink to mix in. So I thought what I ordered was a oolong tea with wow bubbles and lactaid milk cap. But it seems as though the Milk Cap is only made with heavy cream and they don't make a lactose free version with Lactaid milk. So if there's something on the menu you're unsure about, ask the boba baristas.

Inconsistent quality. Overly sweet even when order less sweet. 70% sugar tasted like 200%. Boba is nice and chewy but soak in brown sugar liquid which makes drinks taste overwhelming sweet.

Got a black tea milk tea and an Oreo wow tea. Both were good - really really sweet. The wow tea had brown sugar boba and cookie crumbles. Milk tea was classic May try the Oreo slush next as that's supposed to be more like a shake. Service was quick and easy. Would come again

After having many more boba spots in the past years. Kung fu tea is not a place that I would personally recommend. I find the drinks to be too sweet and more times than not many of the drinks aren't adjustable. Lots of times workers would say there are no added sugars in the drink but the drink would come out tasting overly sweet and find myself feeling disappointed in the taste more times than I can count. I like that they actually use tea in the drinks, not a huge fan of hearing about the use of syrup favoring but I do understand that many stores use syrup.

OK let's start out with its clean There employees are very friendly. I ordered myself a melon milk tea with just Boba. I asked if they had Oatmilk. He said all they had was lactose free milk so I gave it a try not gonna lie it gave me a straight up stomach ache I like Balance melon milk tea made with oat milk better ‍It is what it is

store hour stated: they close at 10pm, so I went there at 9:15pm hoping for some late boba drink but they closed (!???). After I asked "did you closed early?" No response but she kept giving me the side-eye. This girl with short hair and glasses definitely chased me away with that dead look. Never again coming back to this store.

Good boba but have had better. I might be spoiled living in San Jose where boba shops are as common as Starbucks. Their prices are in my opinion above average. A large at Kung Fu Tea is considered a regular at some of the boba places I frequent. I ordered the sunshine pineapple with pudding at 75% sweetness/ 100% ice. I've been on a kick to try different toppings to branch out from boba. The drink at 75% sweetness was pretty sweet. I might have been able to get away with 50% even with my sweet tooth. The pineapple was refreshing and a unique flavor, I don't think I've seen a lot of boba places with a pineapple drink or maybe I just don't order it that often. My biggest reason for my 4 star review was the pudding. It didn't have much flavor or maybe my drink was too sweet so it masked the pudding flavor? I'm not sure but either way, most of the pudding was floating on top instead of sitting at the bottom, which made it difficult to drink with the boba straw. If you just need your basic boba pick me up Kung Fu Tea is a good place to go. If you're a boba enthusiast and on the hunt for the best boba, you might be disappointed or maybe I'm helping you set your expectations ;)

Food: 4/5 Ambiance: 3,5/5 Service: 5/5 Staff is so lovely. They make exactly sweet level that i want. Will keep coming back

Did your recipe change or did we just come at a time where an inexperienced worker was working? Kung Fu tea used to be one of my favorite places to get milk tea because it was so unique compared to other bubble tea places; it's creamy, thick, and has a really good flavor. However, my husband came here on 3/21 around 8pm to get my usual oolong milk tea and it did not meet my expectations at all. The milk tea did not taste like their milk tea before; it was thin, darker in color, and not sweet. I ended up just tossing my drink away to be completely honest.

Got the milk tea with boba, medium size. Honestly everything wasn't to bad, I liked that the boba pearls were sweetened. Was it worth what I payed for? Probably not. Medium size was almost like a small size, and with boba included it came out to almost $7. Probably won't be coming here if I need my occasional dose of boba

Always out of ingredients so much so that they have a big board now to keep track of what is out. I come here a lot and I've been able to order the sesame matcha exactly once. If a flavor is so popular that it's out on a Wednesday afternoon maybe reconsider how much inventory needs to be ordered.

My sister and I were staying out in Forest Grove and were in the mood for boba. We couldn't find one that was open at the time in the area, so major plus points for Kung Fu Tea staying open late until 10pm on a weeknight. The place wasn't too busy, but there was a constant flow of customers coming in and out. There wasn't anyone in line in front of us, so we were able to order and get our drinks right away. The employee at the register was really helpful in explaining the sweetness levels and flavors to me. I ordered a honey black tea cap (crema/salted creme) with boba, less ice, and 30% sweetness. What's great was that it met my expectations. The sweetness level was the right amount, and it had a nice hint of honey flavor. I particularly enjoyed the boba, because I thought they were cooked to perfection. They were soft and chewy, which I prefer, and I would even say they had the texture of mochi.

Everybody was Kung Fu fighting........ For Ice Cream! This location is inside of a strip mall. Some street parking out front but plenty of parking in the private lot to the side. There was no wait to order and a small wait to get our order. I ordered the Oreo with bubbles. It was a great drink. I will return when I am in the area.

worst boba place ever its way to sugary doesn't even taste like the flavor you ask for literally taste like perfume

I used to love coming in here, I was a regular customer for over 3 years. Recently they underwent new management (I know this because some of the employees boast about it to customers), and the place has just gone downhill. None of the old staff work there anymore (which I feel like is a bad sign) but it seems like they can't hold new employees either because it's new people every time I visit. I have completely given up on this place. The tea now tastes old, the slushes are never fully blended, they always make the drinks wrong, and even when you're the only person in the store and ordering only 1 drink you'll have to wait over 10 minutes. The staff is rarely nice either, they always seem confused and irritated. My kids all say the same too. I gave this place many chances and it's the same every time. On top of everything, the store has completely lost all personality with the mural painted over. I haven't been having any good experiences at any location either. I recommend going to ShareTea or ZeroDegrees, they're both right down the street and you'll have a much better experience.

I keep wanting to love Kung Fu Tea and have tried it several times, but the drinks are not that great compared to many of the other boba shops in Beaverton. They have a huge menu so I'm sure there's something for everyone, but I have tried at least 5 different drinks here and have not found one that made me want to get it again and again. I would definitely stick to the ones that they have marked as a "favorite" because from my experience, the ones without this mark are not very tasty. Maybe that's my fault for trying to order something different from the norm. Another thing to know is that they will not switch out the base tea upon request. For example, if a drink is normally made with green tea, they will not switch it to black tea while keeping the rest of the drink the same. The other boba places that I've been to nearby are always willing to make the switch to a different base, but the cashier said this was "against corporate policy." The staff isn't super friendly, but you don't have too much interaction with them except for placing and picking up your order so it's not the biggest deal. I'll probably come here again if I'm shopping at Tanasbourne, but it is definitely not my go-to spot for boba.

All the employees were very kind. They're mostly teens and young adults. They were super funny when I was ordering and it made my day. The drink I ordered was very good as well. I ordered a Strawberry Lemonade with Nata Jelly and it was great! The store could use more decoration, but besides that I really liked the environment!

Arrive this place around noon for a quick bubble tea craving. I was surprised about how many people were waiting on their tea. The cashier is quite helpful and welcoming. I ordered the oolong bubble tea with herbal jelly. She has informed me that the herbal jelly might melt and gets quite soft with hot drink. Quite considerate! Their drink are quite hot and I normally order with 50% sugar, since I don't like my tea too sweet. I want to come back to try some of their new drinks, but since the weather are quite cold at the day, hot drink it is! I would suggest this place around this area if you want bubble tea. Howe we, sorry to say Kongfu tea is not my favorite so far.

Kung Fu Tea has a lot of flavors that they get just right compared to other iterations around Portland. One of my personal favorites is the grapefruit yakult drink, which advertises the probiotic benefits of the yakult. The location has markings on the group that attempt to promote social distancing. The only thing I think needs some work about it is since the space is somewhat small and centralizes the entrance, it's hard to keep distance inside. The yakult is always delicious, but it can be inconsistent. This time I got it, it was a lot more sour than the previous times. Luckily, I enjoy sour flavors, but the normally sweet version was more desirable. The staff are all wearing masks though and are always friendly on each visit.

Kung Fu Tea is America's largest bubble tea brand, with over 250 locations in the US. They have been in business since 2010. Their menu offers classic teas, milk teas, fruit teas, slushies, milk cap, yogurt and espresso drinks. Every drink is custom made to order. You can choose to add toppings such as bubbles, beans, jellies and pudding. You can also choose your sugar level and ice level. Drinks can be made hot or cold. Cold drinks come in two sizes, medium and large. This location of Kung Fu Tea is found at the Streets of Tanasbourne outdoor shopping area. There is plenty of parking in the area and bus 48 stops nearby. There is no seating available due to the current pandemic but there are benches available outside throughout the shopping area. Today my friend and I came in for something cold to beat the heat. My friend had the Oreo slush and I had the Mango snow slush. We both enjoyed our drinks. They were tasty and thirst quenching. We were greeted when we entered and the service was friendly and quick. Luckily for us we live in the area so we will definitely be visiting Kung Fu Tea again.

Super delicious!!! Convenient for people living in Hillbroros shopping in the street mall. I always take bubble teas for me and my husband here when shopping.

On rainy day Thursday afternoon 4/20, the store was not busy and I was greeted by a "reluctant" employee at the cashier and she didnt make me feel welcome. I ordered 2 drinks - Yogurt Green Tea, which uses the probiotic benefits of Yakult, and Rosehip Milk Tea. Since the drinks were on the "way" too sweet side and super water down, I asked if I could have more yogurt yakult for Yogurt Green Tea and less sweet. For Rosehip, I asked for less rosehip powder so it won't taste too sweet. She gave me that annoyed look first but agreed to add more Yakult and strongly said No to changes I asked for the Rosehip drink. To my surprise when the drinks were ready, she said very loud, scolding manner almost, in front of the other customers who were waiting "Next time, don't ask any changes to the drinks, you will get us a trouble!" What the heck just happened?!  Kung Fu Tea as a food & beverage provider, the customers are not allowed to make any adjustment to our order and get a "slap on the wrist" in front of other customers?? Talking about being flexible in the food & beverage industry, it is expected for customers to request any adjustments. It could be less this, add more that, change this, remove that and so on.  Had she told me to add more money for extra yakult, I would be willing to pay extra.  Also what a worst customer service that was!! If you go to Starbucks, Jamba Juice, or other boba stores, they would be happy to make any adjustment to the customer's liking and still provide an excellent customer service. If you are new/ first time and certainly know you need to make any adjustment to the drinks, this is NOT your store. Save your time and money, find other better boba stores who have better quality and better customer services. Reading from other reviewers, apparently many of the drinks weren't adjustable in this store per their corporate policy, also their customer service and drink quality were not great as well. I recommend to try Bubble Crunch, T4 Tea House, Boba Tea House, Mo Cha Tea House.

Our family ordered 3 different boba milk teas. They all just tasted like milk, no tea taste, not good. Line moved super slow.

Kung Fu Tea is my go-to boba spot, and for good reason too. The staff is extremely friendly and always welcoming. The drinks are always made correctly and taste wonderful. On busy days I know it can get frustrating for employees so I always try to be extra nice and acknowledge that they are busy and working hard. I understand that they are CORPORATE owned and can't always accommodate to everyones needs. The Managers are always so helpful every-time I have questions. I think that if it wasn't for the amazing staff I wouldn't support the brand because of their false advertising, horrible corporate styles & policies, and their constant push to control their franchises. Truly the corporate management doesn't understand how to run a business, the amazing staff of this location made it what it is today!

Since the exit of the froyo shop years ago, the Streets of Tanasbourne was in need of a place like Kung Fu Boba! Though they are still in their soft opening phase, I definitely liked what I saw. They have set milk teas, fruit juice blended tea drinks, blended tea drinks, energy boosting drinks and even dairy-free tea drinks. You can also set your own sweetness level, and there is a very awesome option of denoting how much ice you'd like in your drink. The interior has a very modern feel, with an awesome graffiti type drawing on the right side of the wall. Very Instagrammable! They were playing some KPOP tunes when I went in, so BTS fans can rejoice. It's also fairly spacious, with at least 6 smaller tables, one big table, and 4 barstools by the door. Free WiFi is offered, as well as free water while you wait. Though I liked Zero Degrees, this place is more convenient and worth more for the amount you pay IMO. Order: Large Honey Milk Tea w/ Boba & Extra Sweetness($5.25)-- WOW! This was absolutely what I needed after having such a depressing week (back to back health issues). One sip of this seriously shot my energy levels up. The tea was strong and tasted fresh, which made a powerful combination with the honey. The boba tasted amazing, not stale and very chewy. Service: Great, the staff were very nice. Wait time: 4-5 minutes. Bill: $

This Kung Fu Tea location at the Streets of Tanasbourne outdoor mall doesn't quite live up to the standards of the Kung Fu Tea brand. When we stopped by at around 7pm, the location was very busy and the girl taking orders was apologetic but polite, saying they were understaffed and orders would take longer than usual. No problem. We weren't in any huge rush and strolled around the mall while waiting. What we couldn't understand was why the boba quality was so bad, since typically a boba shop with that much traffic should have pretty fresh boba even if you have to wait for it. The boba was hard and chunky and glomped together like it had been sitting there for hours. Not really sure how that happens.

The original milk tea was perfect for my taste, not too sweet not too bitter! I thought it had a great atmosphere, love the art mural on their wall. They also sell merch like hats and shirts as well. This place is located in an outdoor mall, so there's plenty of parking. I didn't have a problem with the staffs, they were average. Just doing their job!

Recently I went here to get my favorite drink that I have not had in some time due to the pandemic . So I ordered the Cocoa Cream Wow Milk Cap and it tasted just like milk and sugar. I recall this tasting a bit like chocolate as well and recall clearly it had some cocoa powder on top of the milk cap. However, it had no cocoa powder or any cocoa flavor at all. So I went back and explained that this was my favorite drink there and it was missing the cocoa poder and the girl told me the drink never had any cocoa or chocolate flavor or ingredients and it was just milk and sugar bubba . She offered to make another drink. I wonder how come i recall exactly that every time i bought this I used to open the lid and mix the cocoa powder with the milk cap into the drink. And guess what ... the picture they have on the website clearly shows the cocoa powder on top of the milk cap.

I wanted a blended Matcha with tapioca which they have. I asked for a milk substitute and she said, "no we don't do that. We are corporate owned and can't change our receipts." Seriously, you can't adjust a receipt based on a lactose issue in today's world? How will you survive with so many other options where I can get my tea without milk? Might want to rethink the teaching of your front facing customer service person in saying, "No, we are corporate owned. Awful experience.

We had a very bad experience tonight. I placed an online order and it was canceled twice so I called them and asked what the issue was but they didn't seem to know why. I told them I'll be coming in and if they can get the drinks ready for me to which they responded "no, our policy is we don't make drinks before payment". so I drove all the way to the store only for them to tell me when I got there that they are out of boba..... I just stood there in disbelief. they could've told me this when I called to ask them why my online order was being canceled... they could've told me this when I told them im coming in and to please take my order over the phone. I wasted my time and gas and drove there. They just told me they won't be making anymore boba for the night. There was 20 minutes before closing and we were ordering 4 drinks. The owner needs to re-train their staff and update their policies.

We visited Kung Fu Tea during our two week vacation visiting family. My overall thoughts is that it's just average. Good place if you are close by and are craving boba tea. I was confused about how I felt about frothy milk on top. Was it milk? Not sure? It was ok no major complains but this was not the best I have ever had.

It wasn't what I expected. Thai tea tasted like milk tea and the milk tea was super water down

Just walked into to Kung Fu Tea. Three people working, no other customers in the location other than me. I stood there for three minutes while the girls stood behind the counter, they never acknowledged me, never said hello, never asked if I wanted to order. Eventually I just turned around and walked out. Guess you didn't need my business today. Terrible customer service. Someone needs to train this staff to greet customers when they come in. You let money walk out the door :(

It was a little piece of clear plastic in my son milk tea. It 's almost stuck in his throat. The staffs should be careful about this for little kids. The taste is not good as when they open and the service should improve.

Delicious BBT drinks. The herbal jellies are my fav. I definitely recommend this place.

I love the options here! I'm not a fan of the location for parking but delivery is a great option! Loved the Milk Cap. You wonder whether it will be gross, whether it's necessary, whether it'll be like whipped cream. Well no, yes and no. It was a really delicious addition and a fun and new thing to try and enjoy. It's a popular addition all over the world but it's not commonly seen in all shops so take advantage and try. Tried a Thai milk tea and a cocoa cream wow milk cap. The answer is YES.