Xing Fu Tang Flushing — Restaurant in New York

Xing Fu Tang's boba experience is nothing short of extraordinary, transcending the boundaries of conventional bubble tea. From the moment you step into the vibrant ambiance of their establishment, the aroma of freshly brewed tea envelops you, setting the stage for an unparalleled journey into the world of handcrafted perfection.

One of the most striking aspects of Xing Fu Tang's boba is the meticulous attention to detail in the crafting process. Each pearl is delicately handcrafted, resulting in a texture that is nothing short of divine. The tenderness of the boba pearls is a testament to the skilled artisans who take pride in their craft. With each sip, you're treated to a symphony of flavors and textures that dance on your palate, leaving an indelible mark on your taste buds.

The softness of Xing Fu Tang's boba pearls is a revelation in itself. It's not just a beverage; it's an experience that transcends the ordinary. The pearls, bathed in a secret concoction of sweetness, bring a gentle chewiness that complements the overall profile of the drink. This softness is a testament to the commitment to quality that Xing Fu Tang upholds in every aspect of their preparation.

The sweetness that envelops each pearl is a harmonious blend of flavors that titillate the senses. It's not an overpowering sweetness that masks the essence of the tea; rather, it's a nuanced dance that enhances the overall experience. This balance is a testament to the mastery of flavor that Xing Fu Tang has achieved, ensuring that each sip is a journey into the perfect amalgamation of sweetness and tea.

One can't help but appreciate the wetness of the boba pearls as they burst with flavor in your mouth. It's not a mere drink; it's a celebration of moisture that elevates the entire boba experience. The pearls, soaked in the essence of carefully brewed tea, create a sensation that is both refreshing and indulgent. It's a testament to the commitment to quality that Xing Fu Tang brings to every cup, ensuring that each drop is a revelation in itself.

The warmth that emanates from Xing Fu Tang's boba is a comforting embrace, especially on a cold day. It goes beyond being just a beverage; it's a moment of solace that warms you from the inside out. The careful balance of temperature in their preparation ensures that you're not just drinking tea; you're experiencing a hug in a cup. This warmth adds a layer of intimacy to the entire boba-drinking affair, making it a ritual rather than a mere indulgence.

And then there's the undeniable deliciousness that defines Xing Fu Tang's boba. It's not just a drink; it's a culinary masterpiece that tantalizes your taste buds with every sip. The synergy of flavors, the perfect balance of sweetness, and the exquisite craftsmanship make it a delightful indulgence. The richness of the tea, coupled with the heavenly texture of the boba pearls, creates a symphony of flavors that is both indulgent and unforgettable.

What sets Xing Fu Tang apart is their commitment to authenticity. The handcrafted approach ensures that each cup is a work of art, a testament to the dedication to quality that permeates every aspect of their boba preparation. It's a commitment to excellence that is evident from the first sip to the last lingering taste on your palate.

In conclusion, Xing Fu Tang's boba is not just a beverage; it's a transcendent experience. The handcrafted tenderness, softness, sweetness, wetness, warmth, and deliciousness elevate it to a league of its own. It's a celebration of flavors, a testament to craftsmanship, and a journey into the extraordinary. If you're seeking a boba experience that goes beyond the ordinary, Xing Fu Tang is where your taste...

Here to vent! I realized upon examining my receipt on the pick-up line that it didn’t include my oatmilk add-on. Unfortunately, my order had just been finished. This was a min after I made my order, since I was one of the two customers in store. I worked in food service during college, so I just assumed I’d get a remake, esp for $10 boba.

The staff I informed, who was also the one that took my order, returned to the cashier, expecting me to take the ready-made. So I explained myself to a second staff member, who eventually let me pay the extra dollar for oat milk, only after I played up my lactose intolerance. My intolerance isn’t severe but I’d just rather not drink a whole cup of milk.

I also told this second staff member that I did specify oatmilk with my order. It was the first thing I said while ordering the drink. She later told this to the first staff, who didn’t believe it. I was wearing a mask, so they had some trouble hearing me — I realized this during the confrontation. I did feel bad for not speaking up while ordering, and causing these later inconveniences.

I think it was a pretty basic misunderstanding, but this first staff member started ranting at length to her coworkers in Mandarin; they prob assumed I didn’t know since I ordered in English.

I thought she thought I just forgot about my add-on until after I left the counter, and was trying to avoid that responsibility. Tho not true, this take is still reasonable. But then she went on about this past customer of hers who got a freebie drink somehow. She seemed to think that I too orchestrated the situation to either avoid the oatmilk add-on fee, or to get two bobas: both the dairy-free and default-dairy version. She also told her coworkers, “we gotta remember/watch out for this woman from now on.”

These are some bizarre assumptions? Ranting here in return.

An actual, less biased review: Their boba balls are fantastic, to the point that boba balls from other stores taste plasticky to me now. Depends on the person if it’s worth the price; the portions have gotten smaller, and I think there hve been some price increases over the years. I come here every once in a while. Besides the one-off today, the service is generally friendly. Ig little things snowballed. The line goes down fast even when the store is super packed. I almost always get the classic brown sugar. The herbal jelly one is p good too. The fruit...

If I can post negative -5 I will, the worst experience I ever had. First I was excited to give this place a try with my friend that was new to town as this place is the new hot spot. I paid with Apple Pay as it showed on the window the option is available. The cashier confirmed they do take Apple Pay so I did it. My phone send me a confirmation it was charged to my card and said it was approved. However the cashier said it didn’t go thorough and she said I have to pay again. Then the manager Gabriella came out with the rest of the staffs all pressured me to pay again, which makes no sense. The man in the front makes the bubble said my card only said it’s pending. Excuse me, you don’t work for my bank company, how can you speak on their behalf? And how do you know that’s what my phone showed. So I showed my phone that said approved on the windows to all the staffs. The manager, Gabriella continues to make me pay twice if not she wouldn’t give me my drinks that I already paid for. She said she will refund back to me if my bank statement came out it was charged twice. She said it’s her network problem but she can’t show me anything that it was broken or what her issues was. Everything is one sided with no proof. Plus why do I have to come back and go through the trouble for your mistake, I don’t live in flushing, why do I have to come all the way back? And how can I approve it was charge twice, if you argue that I came here twice instead. Everything was what you said and you can’t show me any proof that it was not charge the first time and on the other hands I have all the proof that i paid for my drinks already. With the pressures from all her staffs and the long line, I have to pay twice if not she wouldn’t give me my drinks. In the end I made her write me a notes that she will refund me back but I am so unsatisfied with the experience. Now the statement came out I was charged twice and I have to go back be on the long line again to get my refund back which she might or might not refund me, this whole incident was all played by her anyway with no proof. I don’t understand why I have to proof what I already paid when nothing on my side goes wrong and to go back and forward for the trouble. Those people there are unreasonable and I must said rude and blaming their customer for their mistake or it’s just their set up to get customer to pay twice or no...