Yogland

Delicious frozen yoghurt. I loved the self service so you can scoop and mix the toppings you prefer. I chose the natural flavour, but the other options with whey powder were also great according to my friends. All (relatively) low on calories, even de strawberry cheesecake.

Pretty excellent frozen yogurt. I had the natural flavour which was lovely and eeanut butter flavour which was totally fxxxxing insane. Yummmmmmmmmmmmmmy.

My boyfriend and I came here on one of our first nights in London. I needed a fro-​yo fix and this place was close to our hotel. It tasted fine (nothing too memorable) but the price was definitely not worth it. As a study abroad student on a tight budget, I didn’t appreciate spending £5 on a small fro-​yo.

Perhaps I got them on an off day, but based on all the reviews I was really hoping for something better!
We filled a quarter of the cup with chocolate milkshake/​vanilla bean swirl and some rainbow sprinkles. After weighing the yogurt cup, we forked over £3. I thought it was a bit expensive for what we had, however was willing to hold judgement until I tasted it. It was quite icy and the both the vanilla and chocolate were lacking in flavour. Next time I’ll just buy a tub of ice cream from the shop down the road.

This frozen yogurt shop felt like home and we visited every day during our stay in London. It was part of our return to normalcy after our daily gelato indulgences in Italy.
This shop is exactly like its U.S. counterparts (in my area, at least). The staff was absolutely helpful and chipper. We enjoyed visiting during their discounted happy hour and also enjoyed the free wi-​fi. It is a bright spot on Bayswater Road and the only thing my son didn’t like was walking by all the hookah lounges on our way there.
There’s no place like home, but this is a reasonable facsimile.

YES! YES! YES! YES! YES!
Apologies for sounding like Meg Ryan from that infamous restaurant scene in When Harry Met Sally but self serve fro yo has finally come to London! For those of you who read my reviews, you’ll know my happiness at the recent proliferation of fro yo outlets in London but I’ve been lamenting the lack of self serve fro yo, which I’ve been lucky enough to partake of on my trips to the USA. The laments have even got to the point a fellow Unilocaler was trying to persuade me to open a Pinkberry franchise myself in London to get self serve fro yo!
Well, lament no more shall I for Yogland has opened and their tagline is self serve frozen yogurt (I shall even forgive them the American spelling!) The advantage of self serve fro yo is that they usually offer a much wider range of flavours, you can mix the flavours to your heart’s content and most importantly for me, you can add as many and as much topping as you desire — I love toppings and can’t limit myself to just 2 or 3, which you have to in traditional fro yo shops.
I hurried in and most of the shop looks empty with the 3 fro yo machines located at the back of the shop. The young ladies in the shop were doing a good job of explaining to customers exactly how the process works — grab a tub, fill it with yoghurt, add toppings and sauces and pay at the counter where they’ll weigh your masterpiece — £1.50 per 100g but there’s discounts for students as well as a Happy Wednesday offer when it’s £1 per 100g on Wednesdays between 6−8pm.
Today, the 3 machines offered 2 flavours out of each machine — tart and blueberry, red velvet and peanut butter, American cheesecake and pomegranate. Each machine had 3 nozzles — the end nozzles delievered a single flavour and the middle nozzle delievered a mix of the 2 flavours for that machine.
Purely in the name of Unilocal research, I tried all the flavours! The fro yo is of good quality — distinctive flavours and creamy, not icy cosistency, which can sometimes happen with inferior self serve fro yo machines.
The toppings were a mixture of fresh fruit, nuts and sweeter offerrings. I love fruit and piled those on — pineapple, raspberries, blueberries, kiwi, satsuma and just for luck, a sprinkle of crumbled choc biscuits (I think they might have been oreos). Speaking to the girls at the checkout, they say customers have already been making requests for other toppings. I would like to add my plea for lychee, mango and some boba including popping boba.
I was a very happy bunny, seated on one of their bar stools in the shop, watching customers getting to grips with swirling their own fro yo.
I can also now see swirling contests as people try to achieve the perfect fro yo swirl in their tubs!
In case you didn’t get the gist of how much I’m excited about Yogland opening — YES! YES! YES! YES! YES!