Gong Cha
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Brown Sugar Milk Tea Oreo Cookie
Crème Brulee Strawberry Latte
Milk Foam Green Tea
Strawberry Milk
With Pearls
Mango Milk
Poke Bowl
Taro
Gong Cha Reviews
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I had no idea they started making poke bowls, but it was absolutely delicious! I got the Hawaiian Classic (they unfortunately had no more Anhi Tuna so I got a salmon substitute) and the Creme Brulee Strawberry Latte. Both are amazing and the person who was working there was so kind!
Dev literally cheffed so good on my drink made it soooo tasty and refreshing thank you and the hospitality in the store is just A+ everybody is so sweet and takes care of you probably the best place on New York City to get boba yeah it is
Food was fine although my bowl was really heavy on the onions. The bar to eat at in the restaurant is really high--it would be a challenge for short people.
This is also the very first place I have ever been that will not give tap water to paying customers.
This is also the very first place I have ever been that will not give tap water to paying customers.
Hours
| Monday | 10:30AM - 8:30PM |
| Tuesday | 10:30AM - 8:30PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30AM - 8:30PM |
| Thursday | 10:30AM - 8:30PM |
| Friday | 10:30AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 8PM |
Gong Cha offers a variety of delightful beverages, including green tea with foam and boba, poke bowls, and milk teas like brown sugar milk tea with Oreos and earl grey triple J. The service is generally nice and quick, though the cleanliness of the customer area can vary. Overall, Gong Cha provides an enjoyable experience for its customers.
The restaurant is conveniently located above the 6 train and Hunter College, making it accessible for students. They offer a student discount and limited dine-in seating. Poke bowls are available, though the selection may be slightly sparse. Gong Cha has a seasonal boba menu and non-dairy options for most items, but customers should confirm with the staff.
For those new to boba, the ordering process involves selecting the flavor option, size, sugar level/ice, and toppings. The restaurant also offers specialty drinks and poke bowl options, including vegetarian and protein-based choices. Customers can use the water closet located in the rear of the bar.
The staff are mostly fast and attentive, helping to bring a smile to guests on a sweltering hot day. Gong Cha is a go-to option, with multiple locations in NYC.