I've only tried the bubble teas from this spot and it is the real deal! The kiwi bubble tea is my absolute favorite - I order it every time. You can taste the freshness of the kiwi used in the drink and it pairs well with lychee jelly or popping boba.

This was a nice spot. They offer sweet and savory crepes. It's a cozy place in Jackson heights. They have nice artwork and they have mock crepes to see what the items look like. They have indoor and outdoor seating. We tried the Mojollia, Red mango, Chicken teriyaki with carrots, corn, and spinach For dessert, S'mores savory crepe and the Tropical paradise smoothie. Delicious all around.

I got the Taro Slush and it was practically flavorless. I would have requested it be remade, but I was nearly home. I found that they shorted me on the Taro ingredient - instead of the normal purple color, it was more of a grey color with a light lavender highlight. It was late at night, maybe thirty minutes before they closed, so I'll give them another shot more during the day. Hoping the experience was a one-off mistake. UPDATE: Came here again and got another Taro Slush, this time the flavor was right, so adjusting the rating. However, their tapioca balls are very slimy (much more than normal), didn't mention earlier due to other more pressing issues, but this was twice that the balls appear to be over cooked.

Crepes here are standard and what you'd expect. More like an off brand T-Swirl but equally as delish. Never had a disappointing experience but I've yet to try any of their drink options. My favorite crepe I think is the nuts party and s'mores

I came to this spot because the place that I normally go to for crepes was closed. Before coming here, I actually never heard about it, but I am glad I tried it out. Compared to the prices of other crepe places in Queens, tornado crepes offered lower prices. The size of the crepes were more than enough for one person and they were pretty generous with the toppings. This place was absolutely delicious and I definitely will be coming back next time I have a late-night sweet tooth.

While waiting for my dinner order from Marios a La Brasa, I looked across the street and saw people walking out of Tornado Crepe. I looked at my little girl and asked: dessert? To which she replied Yes!!! The store window is adorned with crepe displayed within glass cases...like the rose from Beauty and the Beast. We ordered a Red Mango and Mango Iced tea. The biggest draw of the crepes is the visual presentation. Unfortunately, when you pack it to go, it hurts the visual appeal. The crepe was good, but not great. Some of the fruit wasn't quite ripe enough. If you are in the neighborhood, definitely drop by if for no other reason than to see the crepe displays.

I love crepes and this place got me hooked. I got the sweet mojollia crepe which was strawberry, banana, kiwi, Nutella, chocolate syrup, and cookies cream ice cream for $5.95 plus tax. I substituted raspberry for kiwi. This place was cheaper than other places I have been to. Parking is limited because the store is located on the main road and it's usually busy in this area. There's a 7 train that stops here as well. The size of the crepe was bigger than expected to the point I shared it with my brother since I was unable to finish it on my own. They displayed different kinds of crepes in the window which is pretty much same as other crepe stores. Next time I shall try the savory crepes can't wait!! They have boba drinks, hot drinks, shakes, I sslush, milk shake and fried ice cream as well so don't think it's limited to just crepes. They updated all their prices now, so the crepes are $6.45 instead of $5.95!!!