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| - Kung Fu Tea is a new addiction of mine, and honestly, the only thing I plan on doing about this addiction is satisfying my craving as often as possible.
Seriously, my wife and I are now making excuses for why it makes sense to drive across town for a cup of tea. We now plan our days off together around the inevitable trip to Kung Fu.
It's a charming little shop tucked away in a busy shopping center. If you've read a few reviews, you've probably gathered by now that parking can be tricky at times, and a line is to be expected. These are both very true, but please don't let that stop you from coming. You will find parking before long, and the line, in my opinion, adds to the electifying energy of the place. It moves quickly and gives you a chance to observe what other Kung Fu Tea fans order. You will also likely need to utilize the brief wait time to pour over the rather extensive menu.
There are a variety of coffees, teas, slushes, and much more to choose from. In addition to this, Kung Fu allows you full control over your drink, making it one of the most customizable beverage spots I've ever experienced. You decide your ideal sweetness on a scale of zero sweet to very sweet. You can get your drink hot, iced, or turned into a slushie. You also have the option to add Boba to it, of course.
They truly have something for everyone. I've always enjoyed taking my wife to places like this because she really likes boba drinks. It's weird, but I've often wished that I could develop a taste for them so I could enjoy them with her. Kung Fu Tea has such a robust menu, that even I was able to find a drink to call my own. All juices are juiced fresh on the premises, which I find pretty impressive. My go-to is Iced Grapefruit Green Tea with zero sweetener. I don't like things too sweet so I really appreciate this option. The tea tastes wonderful and the grapefruit offers just enough natural sweetness along with the bitter notes to make it a perfect refreshment for me. It might not sound good to you, but this is just example of how anyone could likely find a beverage to love at Kung Fu Tea.
When it's not too busy, Kung Fu is the perfect spot to relax in the A/C and enjoy some good conversation with your family and friends. I like the steet-style art and decor on the walls and the place is always clean. It's quite small, with only a few tables, but if you can get here during a slow moment, it really is a nice place to kick back.
The staff is super friendly and positive.. Always helpful and understanding, even with sometimes difficult orders and long lines.
I really can't say enough good things about this place, so maybe you should just stop reading my review and go try it out. Unless you're at Kung Fu Tea already, enjoying their free WIFI and a cold drink, then by all means, read on, and let me know if you found any of my nonsense helpful.
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