Kung Fu Tea - Austin

I 've neglected to try Boba for the longest time as I simply don 't like to drink milk, nor tea. (Much less both together). I 'm not a fan of cold coffee either.However, I recently had a breakthrough discovery. Boba can utilized beyond milk tea. I was like whatttt! and knew I had to explore further.What you see in the attached picture is my favorite boba drink thus far, it 's the Yogurt Grapefruit. Delicious Yakult yogurt mixed with fresh squeezed juice? Can 't beat that! Add in the boba pearls and BAM! You got a party in your mouth.Additionally, I 'm a big sweet drinker so I had to try their Rosehip Lemonade which combines both fruity (from the blueberry) and tart (from the rose) flavors in one. Easily one of the best lemonades I 've had! Soo good.All in all, I 'm a big fan of the Kung Fu Tea brand now!

I typically only get boba once a week because I can't afford to spoil myself as often, but JUST AS A HEADS UP: UT is kicking KFT and other businesses out of the area since they have bought Dobie. If you love Kung Fu Tea, come and support while you still can (unless you'd rather dish out $9 for some subpar watered down boba across the street . Likely going to visit more often in the following weeks because the workers have always been kind when I have entered the store and I have yet to get an inconsistent iced Mango Green Tea. If you want to support even more, there's a petition you can sign: (I'm not a bobarista nor is this any sort of paid message. I genuinely appreciate KFT!

I ordered a black tea (hot) with a milk cap. It turns out their black tea is a mix of Earl grey and regular black tea, which do enjoy Earl grey. But if you do not, then you would be out of luck as this is their only black tea offering. The milk cap is slightly sweet but just perfect if you make your drink no sugar and are not in the mood for a sickly sweet sugar buzz. Disclaimer: I personally am not a boba tea drinker per se, just enjoy regular milk tea and a creamy topping. This hit the spot however at $7.50 a cup (size medium only), it was actually pricier than Mogee tea across the street. I don't get all the negativity from the other reviewers. Service was super friendly. I plan to visit again.

Just save your money and don't come here for tea. SERVICE 1 OUT OF 5 STARS When I ordered a wintermelon tea, I asked for the lowest sweetness level and the cashier frowned at me and said that she could do 0% sweetness. I had to explain that I just wanted a little bit of sweetness to my drink before the cashier suggested 30%. Throughout our whole conversation, the cashier acted like she did not want to be there and explaining to her what I wanted for my drink wintermelon tea with 30% sweetness and light ice felt like I was pulling her teeth. DRINK 1 OUT OF 5 STARS When I received my drink instead of being called up I just received another frown. I still thanked the cashier for my drink and had to quickly leave for a meeting. When I got to my car to take a sip I realized that I drank probably one of the worst teas I ever had. My wintermelon tea with 30% sweetness tasted like tap water with a drop of wintermelon syrup and no ice basically a waste of four dollars. SUMMARY Even though Moge Tee across the street is pricier, just spend a few extra dollars to get yourself actual tea. If you want to save money, I would recommend drinking water instead of buying whatever I got from Kung Fu Tea.

Super friendly and nice. Clean as well. I tried green tea yogurt and it was good.