Kung Fu Tea

I hadn’t been back in a while but after visiting this past weekend… this location definitely renovated and changed up the entire set up. It was nice and open… and the new owners added a whole new food menu - fried chicken, fries, etc. I didn’t try the food yet. I always order the taro slush from here and it never disappoints. Their large drink is definitely comparable and worth the money versus other tea places whose large size doesn’t seem big.

First time here, and the drinks were amazing. I only gave 3 stars bc of the very cranky girl at the register. She was obviously annoyed and inconvenienced by us coming in and wasting her precious time. But every moment that I looked at the menu she whipped that phone out to continue her busy social life. When I annoyed her with a couple questions about the most popular drinks and what would be a good one for kids, she irritatedly put her phone down and gave short abrupt answers to get me to stop wasting her time (this probably took all of about 3 min). I was pretty sure I wouldn’t like the teas due to the terrible attitude from her. But I was pleasantly wrong. Thankfully she didn’t make them though.

I wanted to put 4.5⭐️ but there’s no way to put it. Why? Everything we experienced were good my only concern was that their faucet in the bathroom sink was leaking! With the drought Texas is facing, they should’ve fixed them asap.

I got chicken tenders they have a special right now comes with 2 chicken tenders and curly fries and a green bubble tea. And you get to choose your dipping sauce.$6.99 I was talking pictures to share the place with people but the girl that was serving got a mad face. Not a really good way to treat your customers.other than that chicken was very good.

I don't know if the work environment is just awful or what, but I have never gotten a good (milk) drink from here. They put too little sugar and toppings if required, and make their teas and coffees too bitter. I'm not picky about my drinks at all either, they just seem to not even care about how they turn out at this location. Kung Fu Tea is easily one of my favorite brands too so this seems almost humiliating.

Kung Fu Tea is back with fried chicken! They're currently in their soft opening phase, so do expect some hiccups. But when I went in today, the ordering process went smoothly, my order came out quickly, and the food was hot. I got chicken tenders and cheese curds to start out. The tenders were a little on the small side, less value for the price. However, they were very crispy and flavorful, not dry at all. The cheese curds were savory and crunchy, but maybe a bit too oily for some people. I'd love to come back and try their chicken sandwich. For those of you familiar with the old KFT, they have completely changed the interior. They painted the walls with their fried chicken theme. They brought in some nice new wooden tables and chairs. I miss their old sofa, but they've changed for the better. I have high hopes for this place and can't wait to come back.

They have the best chia tea and spicy tenders in the area 😋. Must go spot for comfort food. Will be back to try more on the menu. :) 10/10

Ordered a coffee milk tea which is my regular for any boba but it literally tasted like green tea and had no essence of coffee. Went and asked them regarding the same but I thought they were remaking it but they called me later and said they tasted it(I don’t know how they tasted my drink from my cup) and politely said that is the taste of coffee milk tea and returned the same cup that I had given(I know it’s the same because my lipstick mark was still on the straw). I didn’t even know how to respond.

I hadn't been back in a while but after visiting this past weekend... this location definitely renovated and changed up the entire set up. It was nice and open... and the new owners added a whole new food menu - fried chicken, fries, etc. I didn't try the food yet. I always order the taro slush from here and it never disappoints. Their large drink is definitely comparable and worth the money versus other tea places whose large size doesn't seem big.

I stopped in to grab a quick bite to-go, service was fast and the boba tea was delicious. The food was decent as well. I would go here again in a pinch.

Super slow place, there is only 3 people for lunch the chicken is not ready and takes acording to them 20 to be ready which is ok but not for lunch and also took 45 mins and barely came drinks are not their thing def not recommend

My first time is was not the best experience. I built my own combo and ordered boba tea. I waited 45 minutes before I got my food. They weren't busy. A few take out orders but that's it. When I went to remind them of my order they just grabbed it from food that had been sitting out in a warming tray. They had forgotten to give me my food. The food tasted like old KFC. Honestly nothing special and wouldn't order again. The boba was good. I enjoyed their oolong peach tea and mango popping jelly. There was some sort of jelly boba accidentally mixed in. I wish they had more popping boba flavors to choose from. With the amount of boba places in DFW, skip this one and find another local spot down the street.

The coffee milk tea tasted like rose. It was unusual for sure, quite an interesting flavor. My sister said the Kung fu tea is the worst she ever had tho.

Was invited here for a Yelp event. Service was great. The interior decor is Asian/Urban inspired. There is a lot of seating and it was not too crowded for a Friday night. Opted to try the quarter chicken combo (crispy spicy). It comes with a biscuit. I also ordered a side of curly fries. Being lactose intolerant, I appreciated that there were lactose-free options for the milk teas on the menu. I decided to try their matcha milk tea. The food was served quickly. Everything tasted fresh. The fried chicken was well seasoned and crispy, just the way I like it! The curly fries were delicious and the various dipping sauces made the experience even more worth while. I particularly liked their honey mustard, honey garlic, and ranch sauces. The matcha milk tea was made well. I enjoyed it a lot. One downside is that it was a bit grainy (as if the powder was not fully dissolved when they made it), but, that truly did not deter me from liking it. I will likely return here in the future!

Honestly KFT is one of my favorite places for boba mainly because you can get your sugar level adjusted. I hate it when boba is too sweet and so I always get 0% sugar here. You can also adjust the ice level. This location had bumping music and lots of board games. It was very clean and well maintained! I'm not from the area, but if I come back and crave boba I'll come back here!

I enjoyed this event! Quick service, delicious food, spacious seating and lots of boba tea to choose from. Parking is easy, ordering went smoothly and noise level was average. They have many sauces to choose from and everything tasted fresh so I was pleased. I will be back to try more things on the menu such as the wings and more boba selections!

I remember when Kung Fu Tea first opened, I was super excited to try it and ended up coming here once a week! They offer a large variety of teas here, and my favorite is their Milk Green Tea! I love that you can adjust the sugar level, and there always seems to be a new or seasonal drink to try. They recently renovated this location, and it has a nice modern feel. I was surprised to see they sell TKK fried chicken here! I got the quarter chicken (spicy) with mashed potatoes. Honestly, it didn't seem spicy to me at all, but maybe that's just me? The fried chicken was too salty for me, but it was really crispy, which I appreciated. The biscuit was pretty fluffy. I'd probably pass on the mashed potatoes; they were fine, but the gravy didn't really seem to go together well. Overall, I'd probably just stick to the drinks here, but it is nice that they offer food if you're craving something to eat with your boba!

First time here and I actually enjoyed both the food and smoothie drink purchased. Very helpful cashier who was patient enough to answer all my questions. The menu is jam packed with a variety of teas, smoothies, coffees, and slushies. This is what took the longest in choosing. As for my meal, I ordered the 3-piece chicken which came with curly fries and a biscuit. The chicken was crisp and tender why fries and biscuit was cooked just right! Definitely recommend going in and trying it out.

I don't like beans in my drinks, not even MUNG FU If you brought the tea, it's already been BRUNG FU If you're seventeen, sorry bae, but you're too YOUNG FU But if you want Lemon Black Tea, you come to KUNG FU! It makes some of the rivals taste like eating cow DUNG FU It's at the top of the ladder, while you're on the lowest RUNG FU You'll love if you're easy going, even highly STRUNG FU So if you want a Lemon Black Tea, you come to KUNG FU I tasted it and screamed so loud that I collapsed a LUNG FU I carried on screaming and sounded like Angus YOUNG FU They played Sting on the radio, but I'm already STUNG FU By the wondrous Lemon Black Tea they serve at KUNG FU I went to the toilet, opened Snapchat, then I SUNG FU Came back, took my pants off, and the girls yelled "HUNG FU!" In walked Barbie and immediately I'm SPRUNG FU And you should come and get a Lemon Black Tea from KUNG FU! WHAT Generally speaking, Kung Fu Tea scores 5, but it's usually a low 5, considering that it's a massive international corporate chain, whose milk teas don't match up to the best chains: Sharetea, Gong Cha and Coco. However, they're still really good, and the fruit teas here are among the best. Especially the lemon black tea which absolutely rocks my world. If it's not on the menu, demand it! Other fruit teas (Berry, Orange, Grapefruit) must also be ordered off-menu as Black Tea instead of the meh Green. Also the Lemon Black tastes good as a Lemon Oolong, but everyone else hates it because they have bad taste. What to get: Lemon Black Tea With Tapioca! Or: All the fruit teas are pretty good, especially if you go off menu and get black tea! Or: Go crazy and order your fruit teas with the very strong Oolong! Or in winter: Any of the hot milk teas! Which milk teas are best: Honey Oolong! Oolong! Maybe Taro or Almond! This is a really enjoyable Kung Fu tea. We came in late, and despite that, the employees were not too bothered by it, and happy to serve us while closing down - we felt bad about it, but they made us feel better. I asked one of the many server girls that I love, here, on a date. But then I found out how old she is, or isn't, I should say. So we had to cancel. So it's "Young Fu Tea." And even though it's a little bit tricky to get in and out of this parking lot which is right off the highway, it's a good place to get Lemon Black Tea, which is our favorite drink. We're kind of addicted to it and they made it pretty well here - as most of the stores in Dallas do. So we will definitely be coming back here again and maybe they will remember us. If what Barbie was wearing is anything to go by, there's a good chance that indeed they will. And I keep seeing girls (and boys) in miniskirts in this location. Now I know why they call it "Sprung Fu Tea."

Kung Fu Tea One of my favorite Boba chains and has locations all over the US. My favorite drinks from KFT are the milk teas. The Milk Teas at KFT are my favorite because of how creamy and rich the milk tea is compared to other Boba shop chains. The inside of the place is clean and looks nice but tables can be dirty like any other boba shop. The staff can make common mistakes just like any other boba shops. Another thing is their attention to your sugar preference. Sometimes I can order 50% sweetness but it's still really sweet at KFT. This goes for every single boba shop out their is their attention to your sugar preference that you order. The same thing applies when you ask for less ice at KFT and all boba shops can give you normal ice amount. I've been to many boba chains and my favorite boba chain is ShareTea for its generous serving of boba and you get a larger size for the same price as a small size at KFT. The tea creaminess of the milk tea at ShareTea is more subtle then KFT. So it's all a matter of your preference if you want more tea and stronger tea flavor go to ShareTea if you like your tea creamy but get less tea go to Kung Fu Tea. Another thing I don't like about KFT is that they use a lot of powder flavoring for fruit drinks like taro. My favorite drink at KFT is oolong milk tea with boba because it's creamy and rich flavor and a nutty taste. Drinks I recommend ordering are the Matcha red bean slush, oolong milk tea, and Kung fu tea. KFT also has an app to earn rewards and points every time you buy.

This is the nicest KFT I've ever been in. Staff is great with bunch of college kids I'm guessing. Came in, tried a combo, w the fried chicken and curly fries. Now the curly fries are amazing, could eat those all days. The chicken is nicely cooked, crispy skin. Flavor is a little unusual, kind of the asian Indian type spices, it's not Popeyes but pretty good. Also got a black honey w tapioca. Tapioca was perfect consistency today!! Will be back.

This location is terrible. Out of pineapple. Out of mango. Out of strawberry. Out of Caribbean breeze. It's a miracle they have anything to serve at all. To make matters worse, they give you the pickup time in the app on EAST COAST time so you're told to come pick up in an hour so that when you arrive, your drinks would warm. But since they don't actually carry anything on the menu, this is a moot point. Because you'll arrive an hour later to a disgruntled employee holding an empty cup and grinning with a disingenuous apology.

I came here before and wasn't impressed with the drink I had or any sort of good tea anyplace in a while. This time I was invited and had such high hope for a good result. I ordered the Mango Green Tea and it was pretty good! It wasn't too sweet and the green tea flavor was pretty spot on but I just wish there was just a tad bit more of mango flavor in it. However, I didn't want to finish it in one sitting, so I really enjoy it a lot. Shout out to the worker that made my drink, thank you so much (: I had the fries and it was okay, you can taste the frozen flavor to it but to each their own when it comes to fries, I've had better at other places or maybe add some pizzazz to it with seasonings would be great. I also got the quarter chicken, I believed I asked for spicy flavor but they didn't have it on hand? Since I don't eat it, I handed it to one of my friends. He thought it tasted better than okay, he would love for the flavors to come pounding more through the chickens -- the crackling crispy skin was a bonus though. I wouldn't mind giving this place another c if I happen to be around the corner.

IM ADDICTED. But, I also have a friend that owns another boba shop in Richardson. This friend said that a 'customer' came in a few times, looked at the menu walked around and then would leave. And come to find out, it was someone from Kung Fu Tea! Looks like they were eyeing their competition. Kinda shitty. Pretty shady. But still, kung fu tea has good tea. But because of this, I don't go here anymore.

Sweet ladies welcome you with a warm smile and lots of helpful suggestions. Cool atmosphere- enjoyed my time here. Great sauces. Great service and very hot fresh food!

I haven't been here since the renovations! They have a larger counter/kitchen/workspace to include the chicken! The new walls are really fun and pretty. I came on a Sunday afternoon and there was a consistent customer flow; but there were enough tables that it didn't feel too busy. I tried the new matcha sesame milk and some chicken tenders. I loved having the black sesame flavor in my matcha! Though, the black sesame seeds were all over my teeth The flavor was distinct, but not overwhelming. I ordered some chicken tenders just to try it out. To me, it just seemed like any other chicken tenders. It was good, but not special. Overall, I really like the new KFT with TKK chicken. It gives a nice snack when you are grabbing some boba tea.

Milk Green Tea if you ever decide to bring me some Boba! I'm not a big Boba person and I'm probably super uneducated when it comes to Boba, but it is super refreshing and one of my favorite drinks! I've recently started dating someone who is a Boba Zaddy and I feel like I need to get with it and try all the Boba. Anyways, nothing negative or overly great about this place. I guess the only thing I was not a fan of are the wings... Kung Fu, please stick to Boba and Boba only. The wings were not it. I actually was impressed with the fries and biscuits, but I can get that anywhere and my first option probably would not be Kung Fu Tea! Overall, happy and no complaints over here.

I've seen a lot of people getting drinks from Kung fu tea and a friend made the time to take me there to meet with a friend. We ordered honey green tea and lavender lemonade with bubbles. We thought they turned out okay - maybe it was because it was either too sweet or it was too much of a flavorful. Basically it was not the place for us to get tea with bubbles there.

If you've been to a king fu tea house before at other locations it is practically the same. One thing I would say that make each location different is the atmosphere and customer service. Boba tea/any drinks you won't be able to go wrong. Not sure what you want to drink? Well there is a poster on here that have the popular drinks. You can never go wrong with a milk cap as well. The line to order is kind of long as well. Service here is a bit slow too. It took a while for us to get our drinks. I ordered the red wow milk. They don't use any sugar with it, which was perfect for me. There is fresh red beans in it with boba. It is really good. According to my friend that ordered the peach drink (forgot the name) there was peachy pulp in it as well. This location is super huge. Perfect to sit and chat with friends. It's a good social location. I see some people playing uno cards, so I am guessing that they provide some games for you to play with. The only concern here is the speed that it took get the drinks to us. Also them forgetting one of our drinks. They do call the numbers all differently, so I am concern about how organize they are.

It was a long wait for not having anyone else in line in front of me... Ordered a taro milk green tea with boba, light ice. The staff seemed to be really disorganized, I could hear and see multiple staff members asking their manager and each other about what order was what. My bubble tea came out with normal ice, and the liquid itself was extremely sweet. Boba was soaked in some sweet goodness before and they were perfectly chewy.

I just randomly decided to try this random spot only to discover they have some of the best fried chicken I've had In Dallas, hands down! Make sure you get the spicy, crispy with the honey garlic sauce!

Excellent Fried Chicken! Some of the best friend chicken I've ever eaten! I ordered the spicy three piece combo with curry fries and I was very impressed. Service was outstanding too! I'll certainly be coming back for more.

This location use to be good but lately its been mediocre. I ordered 15 minutes beforehand on the app and I still had to wait when I got there while the girl was talking on her cell phone

Wife has never been much into their milk-tea as she is a bit picky, but I think their Oolong Milk-tea is great. We both love their Mango Green Tea thou. Love it enough that we have been ordering a gallon to-go for $22 or so at different locations on and off. Hey, who doesn't want to have 24/7 access to their favorite drinks in their own fridge, right? Well, since we are now closest to this Richardson location, the recent two times, it has been from them. The amazing thing about this location is that instead of just the mango jelly that comes with the Mango Green Tea, they do NOT charge extra when we want to replace it with something else (unlike another location). Not sure what to get to go with it? We love aloe vera in fruit teas! Last month when we ordered such a to-go, it was in a full one-gallon jug (like the clear plastic ones for milk), but this week it came in a cute 0.8 gallon silver plastic bag with a handle in a cool KFT box. Love it!!!

I ordered large Milk coffee tea and Medium Thai tea with espresso shot and both order looks same whiteish color and doesn't not taste any espresso or coffee neither my daughter large coffee milk tea. My first time and last time to Kung fu tea.

Kung Fun Tea is A-OK. Not sure what happened, but I just don't feel like going to KFT anymore. I used to go here a lot, especially with college friends. However, when I go back, their drinks get sweeter and sweeter and tapioca balls less tasty.. not sure what's going on. Still a great location with the same good options! If a friend were to invite me to KFT for some good ol catching up, I'd still be down for my boba fix. Lots of tables to move around and chill or play games at!

I just love this place, they have an awesome Thai tea that I always enjoy. If you are in the mood for tea then come to Kung Fu Tea you will enjoy it very much I know I do.

Very disappointed. I enjoy Kung Fu Tea as a chain and was let down. I came right when they opened at 11:30 really excited to get my bubble tea fix. I order my drink and they say the boba won't be ready for 30 minutes. Let me remind you this is a place that specializes in BUBBLE TEA. If you know you're going to open at a certain time, you should be prepared with your ingredients for the day BEFORE you open. The tea itself is good but the boba makes the drink. Sad my hopes and dreams were crushed.

I'm a huge fan of the Kung Fu Tea franchise. The milk tea flavors are delicious and on point! The only problem with the Richardson location is that their boba texture isn't consistent. The boba was too hard the first few times I came. Recently the boba is better more often. I hope the boba consistency improves over time since this location is still pretty new. When I'm in the area, I'll still come here for their taro milk green tea, but the Carrollton location's boba is more reliable.

This place has def been generating A LOT of buzz! We came by last Saturday and actually drove off because of the line and no avail parking haha! When we came by today and actually found parking, of course we couldn't pass on the chance. Their drinks were reasonably priced and probably better than at other places. $3.50 for medium drinks! These drinks are more complex and less sweet than other joints. Definitely more well suited for Asian palates, which was great! My gripe at places like Fat Straws and other more Americanized places is that they're too sweet to the point where you can taste the sugar syrup. :/ I ordered the Winter Melon Milk Green Tea which had a good strong toffee-like winter melon taste and the slight froth of matcha powder! It was great! I can be a sugar bug at times so I could've used maybe a PINCH more sugar. They allow you to adjust the sugar which I didn't want to mess with my first time, but maybe I'll try my next visit. My brother ordered the Coffee Milk Tea which had a really good roasted coffee smell. They also have desserts that are reasonably priced! Fruit tarts were $1.50 and chocolate chip cookies and scones were only $0.89!!! Our service was also excellent! The employee was patient with us and explained all the drinks and pricing to us! The wifi password is on the register, btw. Overall I was very pleased! My only two very small complaints are that the noise level is actually really high and that I wish there was outdoor seating to escape the noise. Will be back!

Kung Fu Tea can be straight up addicting and keep you wired for hours. Thankfully, you can modify the sweetness if need be; however, if your like me, you will forget until you take that first sip. Highlights/ Tips: +With a few exceptions, almost all of the drinks are gluten free. There is a little wheat like symbol next to the drinks that contain gluten. +They do offer lactose-free milk for a handful of the milk teas +The prices are fair and won't break the budget/expense account +Plenty of seating + They have a stamp card that if you fill it up, you can get a drink for free **Amex is NOT accepted, cash or visa only **You need to spend a minimum of $5 to charge

Holy shit....folks....the WOW Oreo Tea is next level. I couldn't drink it fast enough. A liquid dessert with delicious caramel boba. I was in heaven. I likely will be going back wayyy too often for my diets sake. I am lactose intolerant and it didn't hurt my stomach because it's made with Lactaid.

Theres so many good boba places in Richardson avoid this place like the plague. Its been a while since I've had such a truly awful experience at a restaurant. Placed an order for Thai Teas with Boba and two fried drumsticks all for an extremely high cost of $17. First red flag was that we were told there was no boba, you know the whole reason we visited. We sit down, try to make conversation which was difficult over the loud music. About 30 minutes later our drinks are ready, they taste awful, almost no thai tea flavor and essentially just powdered milk flavor. Around 50 minutes from placing the order and after going up to the counter twice to ask, our fried chicken finally arrives. Its good but not nearly 50 minutes of wait good. To top it all off while waiting an eternity we see several drinks come up with boba in them!

This place has always been my favorite boba place but recently I have noticed that the milk teas do not taste as good as they were before. I got my oolong milk tea today and it tastes so bad.

This is a review for the new TKK Fried Chicken side of the house. The chicken is really authentic--as in like what you would find in Taiwan. It has just the right amount of vinegar and Spice. Had the half chicken and a chicken sandwich. Both are really good. The half chicken the pieces weren't quite as crispy as desired but it is opening weekend. For sides went with the charred corn, the curly fries and kwa kwa bao. The curly fries are good but nothing special. The charred corn tastes similar to what you might find in a night market where it's grilled almost yakitori style. The kwa kwa bao, if you are yearning for taste that reminds you of the island, this whisks you away. You can almost smell the streets of Taipei or Kaohsiung upon eating it.

FOOD REVIEW ** We ordered the 5 piece tenders with mashed potatoes (no picture) and the 3 piece dark combo with curly fries. Biscuit was actually really fluffy and enjoyable and curly fries tasted better than Jack in the Box so oil quality must be good! Chicken tenders - index finger small, could've been crispier, bland. They made them fresh for us and they were 1/5 at best. Bone in- seasoning on these were better than the tenders and crispier as well. Similar to a lighter KFC but not as good. If you're hungry while getting Boba I guess this is okay... and I give KFT props for trying to be different and having bone in and tenders instead of the usual Boba/Milk Tea popcorn chicken and fries- but the fact that they renovated and put in all this effort- I thought the food would be GREAT. Disappointed. (Between 5 of us trying the food consensus vote was that we would never come back here to eat the food. The drinks- maybe)!

Whoa, there are so many locations but it's not enough. This is the most delicious boba tea I've had. Like ever...and I've had a lot of boba tea. I don't know when they started to serve so much food, but I'll definitely review that next time. One thing that I really appreciate is that instead of saying "less sweet" or "half sweet" they go by percentages. It's like they take your sweetness request to a science. Who knows what they actually do. Maybe they eyeball it, but it's always perfect. It is pricier than other places which is the one thing that's not that great. It looks like there were a lot of promos for the month of April, but I don't know if they do that every month. They also have an app, but I've never used it. If you like having a ton of apps for everything then maybe you should check it out. The employees are always so helpful and patient when I read the entire menu just to order my usual. Tomorrow is national boba tea day that they established on their birthday. Happy birthday, Kung fu tea! I have no idea how old they are, but they get 100% sweeter with time!

Not a bad Kung Fu tea location that has food! Got the quarter chicken with curly fries. It was good. The service was great too, fast and friendly! I got the rosehip lemaondae, which I wish was a little sweeter. Overall a nice quick meal!

I've checked in here 42 times and counting... I've recognized it was a problem after downloading the app, and also time for a KFT review. With the app, you can obtain different levels per number of MT's you purchase, and credit for referral. For people like me who have milk tea instead of blood, this is foreseeable as a very useful app. (Use this link to download the app and get $4 off your first drink! https://www.thelevelup.com/c/B9NUJAZDOR ). The first week this opened last year, I came here 5 times. I think KFT has been a favorite of mine due to its: 1. Convenient location off 75 & Campbell 2. Lactose-free milk 3. Consistency in the taste of the two teas I get (Watermelon Milk Green Tea & KFMT both 70% boba and sometimes with red bean). I knocked off a star because their boba hasn't been that nice chewy but not too hard texture in the last few months. Its been more on the soft side most times I've come. Don't forget about $5 minimum to use your card here. If you're going solo and don't have the app, strap yourself up with dolla bills.

The tea is really good, and I love the way that this place is decorated. I love boba, and so I am happy that they opened up this location. It is just north of Campbell on on N. Central Expressway. They have a great menu with a lot on it. Here is my issue. The first time that we went, the cashier was not friendly at all. I asked a question, and she as no help, did not crack a smile, nothing. This is annoying, especially since they have the program that asks if you want to leave a tip. For what, rude service? They need someone who is a little more friendly. I have been in twice, both times there were a fair amount of people, and you can see that they get their spurts. It does seem to take a while to get the tea, but when I do, it is heaven. I got the peach oolong tea, and it was delicious. So much that I got the same thing when I returned. So yeah, great boba, but ditch the cashier with the attitude. It will run people off.

After hearing a few friends on social media rave about Kung Fu Tea, I jumped on the opportunity let a friend spoil me with some Sunday night boba (da real MVP). I ordered the Passion Fruit Green Tea and he ordered the Mango Green Tea, both with boba (bubbles/tapioca pearls). We had a difficult time finding seating which I found surprising for a Sunday night at 8pm; however, they were operating at normal hours on Easter so that may have attributed to the overcrowding. We managed to grab a table for two but had difficultly keeping a conversation over the loud music/atmosphere. Aside from the crowd though it had a very clean family friendly vibe. Our order was prepared quickly as described. Although, I soon discovered upon carefully puncturing the sealed lid with my straw that my cup was jam-packed with ice and filled to the brim with tea. A flow of Passion Fruit Green Tea suddenly emerged and within seconds my cup was sitting in a sad little puddle :( The tea itself was surprising tart and consisted of a higher ratio of green tea vs. passion fruit. I thought i'd find consolation in the boba, as it was sweet and perfectly chewy, yet it turned out to be a rare occasion for my mouth to enjoy as the boba was too large to fit through my straw. My friend and I both agreed that the tea was mediocre at best. If you're in search of some good boba tea in Richardson save yourself a trip to Kung Fu and head to Java Land Coffee Haus instead.

I like Kung Fu Tea because their drinks are non dairy. I'm on a dairy free diet right now so it's refreshing to know bubble teas here use non dairy creamer. I like how there is a rewards card so I'm earning a free drink every time I order. I'm so glad our new place is nearby so I can visit here again.

Cool place... I'm always looking for new boba / tea places in the area so of course I had to try King Fu! I ordered the peach oolong tea... it was a little sweeter than I was expecting but I still thoroughly enjoyed it. The girl behind the counter suggested that I add the Aloe jelly (I never would have picked that on my own) so I did. Who knew I'd like aloe jelly so much, it was really good! It did take them a little while to get our orders ready, but I could taste the fresh peach in my tea, so I knew it was because they were actually making my drink on the spot. Will def go back again.

This location is the only location out of the 3 that I've been to so far that are always fully stocked on ingredients to make their Hershey's S'mores Marshmallow slush with boba (which is my go to!) They are very generous with the amount of marshmallow & crushed graham crackers they give you vs the other locations. The employees are always nice here. I will continue to drive the distance to this location vs the closer ones to my house.

Drinks from here will make you feel like Bruce Lee incarnate. You will be able to wax on and wax off at will. You will want to download and play on repeat Kung Fu Fighting. Pairs well with ramen. Be careful with your choice as they all have different strengths and weeknesses. You have been informed and warned. Skadoosh!* Mr. Miyagi approves this message.

This location has the best service of all other Kung Fu Teas in this area. West is Carrollton. Tea is good, consistent.

First time trying out Kung Fu Tea in the Dallas area. A friend took me here for some drinks while we catch up with each other. Really like the selection of drinks they have and need to try more of them soon. The yogurt drinks is on my list to try first on my next visit to KFT.

Always enjoy some Kung Fu Tea! This location is nice and spacey, and very clean. There was a crowd when we arrived, but had no trouble or wait to get our drinks. We had the following: - Kung Fu Honey Tea w/bubble & pudding (Less Sugar) - Matcha Milk Tea w/bubble Both were delicious, as always.