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Sooo addicted to this tea. Everyone is super nice and the atmosphere is great! Definitely an awesome place to hang out

Def better bubble tea than Got Dumplings. Me and my friend come everyday and the Owners Owen and Cal are the GOATS of Managers. Kind,friendly and enthusiastic you will not be disappointed!

Awesome drinks and boba! Addictively good! My fave so far is rosehip milk tea. Parking is often difficult, but worth it. Big tables and couch, plenty of seating, tho I've always done takeout. View menu

The best bubble tea I've had in a long time! I love that you can customize it with different levels of sweetness or ice, etc. and then they hand make it for you. The bubbles tasted super fresh-just the right level of chewy and soft. Can't wait to try more flavors.

So I have a serious issue with this place. It's been great in the past but my wife found a large piece of plastic the sucked up her straw and choked her. This is about the worst thing one can find in a drink. Thin plastic. Almost like part of a fork. I'm afraid I may be calling corporate about this.

So after realizing that Kung Fu Tea gift cards can't be used nationwide I contacted the store where I wanted a card. An awesome guy helped me get my daughter a gift card for their store through PayPal. Yes I'm not a tech savvy mom but he helped me and it worked out great! My daughter will be super syked to receive a gift card from her she loves the teas. I did try some and I agree they're great. Thanks kftcville for your awesome customer service! View menu

Delicious! My husband and I both ordered the bibimbap bulgogi. He enjoyed a mango slushie, while I opted for a Thai milk tea. The bibimbap was fantastic! I usually can't handle a lot of spice, but I decided to give the sweet spicy vinaigrette a try. It brought the spice level just above my comfort zone, but the milk tea helped cool my mouth quite well. The food arrived quickly and is conveniently packed for takeout, so you can enjoy it there or take it with you. I only managed to finish about half of my bowl, which means I get to enjoy leftovers, while my husband polished off his meal. The vegetables in the bibimbap were incredibly flavorful and balanced out the heat from the gochujang vinai...

Update: I tried their new Korean bowls under the name Danbap. The prices are pretty steep $8.75 for pork, $9.50 for beef, $8.75 for combo), but the food itself is pretty good. I got the combo mix of 2 meats, half and half). They put a generous helping of meat on the top which I appreciate. It’s pretty much meat and rice. The rice is more on the side of sticky rice, and they only give a little bit of lettuce. But it’s topped with green onions, sesame seeds, etc. The pork has some spice, but it’s not overwhelming or too spicy I even got their spicy sauce on the side which I recommend, it’s both spicy and sweet). I’d recommend trying it if you haven’t already. — — — This place hits and never mi...

**Update:** I recently tried their new Korean bowls called Danbap. The prices are a bit on the higher side—$8.75 for pork, $9.50 for beef, and $8.75 for the combo—but the food is quite good. I opted for the combo with two meats (half and half). They serve a generous portion of meat on top, which I really appreciate. The dish consists mainly of meat and rice. The rice is more like sticky rice, and they only provide a small amount of lettuce. However, it’s garnished with green onions, sesame seeds, and more. The pork has a bit of spice, but it’s not overpowering; I also got their spicy sauce on the side, which I recommend—it’s both spicy and sweet. I’d definitely suggest trying it if you haven... View menu