Yogurt Flavors

Even though it is the winter time, my favorite place to go is frozen yogurt. This time of the year, I go out and buy gift cards for my family to enjoy yogurt land all year long. The yogurt tastes really good and my whole entire family likes to go out during the summer time to eat yogurtland together. Sometimes during the winter, i grab two cups of yogurt and save some for the next day. The topping area that i go to is a little bit messy, but I look over that sometimes. One time my favorite yogurt flavor was out, so i had to drive to another area which had the flavor. I still remember the first time that my parents took me there. I has never tasted frozen yogurt because I was used to icecream the whole entire time. My favorite flavor is now the coffee flavor and the strawberry flavor. When I go to get yogurt, I always get those two flavors with cookie dough topping. Sometimes i add sprinkles and caramel on top of my coffee yogurt. I would recommend yogurtland to people who have never tried it because its healthier than most businesses.

This place is just silly. You feel a tad bit embarrassed to be a grown adult coming here… and yet I still do it. That is because the frozen yogurt is delicious and the toppings are fresh. I especially like that Psy is playing on the speakers super loud whenever I walk in… it’s like my frozen yogurt theme music. If you are childless… I would go here in the dark of night. You do not want to be seen here. If you have kids, then this place is Disneyland Frozen Yogurt style. Definitely a great family place… or a pit of shame and despair for us single folk. Either way, the frozen yogurt is delicious.

Many fresh fruit toppings to choose from :)

Let me start by saying I am definitely going to go back here. I hadn’t heard much about Yogurt Flavors before going a few weeks ago, but from what I had heard it was only meh. I was pleasantly surprised, however, at the warm service and the wide range of items other than yogurt, such as their blended drinks. I would definitely recommend trying out this yogurt shop!

Great service: D good flavors~ My favorite is the plain and mango OMG SO BOMB.

I was disappointed. The yogurt was melting before it hit the cup. The flavor was good just not cold enough. The atmosphere was blah. Over all dissatisfied.

I’m a big frozen yogurt fan, and was excited when I saw that a new non-​chain spot was opening up near by. It took me months, but I finally got the opportunity to try it. And, dammit was I sorry that I did.
First of all, the place was completely dead. I’m pretty sure I saw tumbleweed. –_​_​_​– I took my nephews and the youngest one asked why we were the only ones in there.
Well, we soon found out…
My nephews got the chocolate flavor and I noticed right away how watered down the yogurt was. Hardly frozen if you ask me. Honestly, it did not look appetizing… I didn’t even end up getting any.
As we moved on to the toppings, my nephews got excited because they’re kids, and ya know… sugar is their thing. So as my little five year old was packing on the sprinkles, he accidentally mixed some of the chocolate ones with the colorful ones. It was only a few, and I did not really think much of it, because I figured it happened often.
Well, as we made our way over to the register I noticed an older lady come rushing out of the back. She went straight to the sprinkles and looked over at us as if we were criminals. How dare a five year old mess up her perfectly placed sprinkles!!! After giving us that dirty look she proceeded to pick out every chocolate sprinkle out of the colorful ones. And from the register I could hear her mumbling to herself…
Are you kidding me? You barely have any customers and you still choose to act like a jerk to the ones who ARE giving you their business?
Well, guess what Yogurt Flavors, you don’t have to worry about these troublemakers coming back any time soon. Enjoy, your perfectly organized, untouched sprinkles.

I love froyo and don’t think I’m picky since I’ve been to alot of them however the froyo here is just gross! The workers are just rude, the frozen yogurt isn’t creamy its more slushy and the flavors just taste funny. it seems like the yogurt isn’t cold enough because its so runny.

People should know this place is NOT clean. This yogurt shop is very shabby and unprofessional. There’s cockroaches everywhere and you even see them on the yogurt machines. There was a dead fly in my yogurt too. The manager was so rude to us when we want to ask him for a question. I tried to call in to complain and they would purposely hide from answering the phone.
Worst experience ever. 25 cents an ounce, yeah you get what you paid for –downright cheap and dirty.

So was reading reviews about this place and i was being bored since I have school tomorrow :(decide to check this place out with a couple of friends. 25 cents an ounce! Yogurt was pretty good have a good selections the fruity yogurt was icy yet good. Chocolate vanilla etc. was soft and good. They also have shaved iced which was basically snow cone –_​_​_​_​_​_​– but you can buy the topping and condensed milk in another cup. Ice cream, smoothie usual stuff at a froyo store. Cheap and yummy so I would come back to it.

I am definitely a fan!
The selections were decent, I have seen more and I have definitely seen less. The fruit/​toppings were fresh, an A+ in my book. The owner is friendly as he chatted up my husband and offered tips on how to grow a healthy money tree (he had one on display). I sort of like the idea of a snack stop/​frozen yogurt store. I’m usually the only one who eats frozen yogurt and it’s nice that my husband can have a shake or something else in the form of a beverage. Oh, and did I mention I’m a fan of the price? Awesome for someone like me who can eat their weight in yogurt.

Was in the area when I decided to give Yogurt Flavors a try. Located not in the best of neighborhoods, Yogurt Flavors seems a bit out of place here. It’s not the best decorated Yogurt Shop I’ve been too and seems to be a bit mishmash, but overall its decent and clean. The prices here I have to admit are the cheapest I’ve found for frozen yogurt. I think at the time it was around $ 0.25 — $ 0.28 per ounce.
They have about dozen flavors and most of them are tropical flavors. They had a good selection of pineapple, coconut, banana, and a tropical fruit blend called Hawaiian along with traditional flavors such as chocolate, vanilla, and tart.
I decided to go with the tropical theme and with the Hawaiian, pineapple, and banana. Their selection of toppings is small so there wasn’t really much to choose from. Decided to go with a simple coconut and mixed nuts topping.
I tried the frozen yogurt and have to say I was impressed. All of the flavors had a nice balance between sweet and creamy. The banana was by far the best. Reminded me of eating banana pudding. The tropical fruit was also good. Hard to say what it tasted like, but it had a good blend between the sweetness of fruit and just a small bit of natural tasting tart to it. The pineapple also had good taste to it, one of the better pineapples I’ve had.
Overall I would say a very good experience here. Solid 4 star rating.

25 cents an ounce. I repeat, 25 CENTS AN OUNCE! Where else can you pay that price for delicious frozen yogurt and all the toppings you could possible ask for?
They have four different cup sizes (that’s two more than I’ve ever seen at a self-​serve froyo shop). They have like 10 – 12 flavors and most of them are really fruity (honeydew, raspberry pomegranate, strawberry banana). Then they have the obligatory plain, chocolate, and vanilla and then there’s bubble yum and peanut butter. All of the flavors I sampled (about half of them) were very flavorful, not light and subtle like the yogurt some other shops have.
The selection of toppings this place has is absolutely ridiculous. way more than I’ve ever seen anywhere else. About 9 cereals, tons of fruit, tons of chocolate, tons of nuts, tons of junk food like brownies and cheesecake, mochi. I could go on and on.
So why four stars and not five? It’s a bad area, the place isn’t as clean as Yogurtland or Pinkberry, and the employees aren’t helpful or particularly friendly. Yogurt Flavors also sells snow cones and random candy like licorice and gum. It’s not as classy as the other stores, it’s more like a snack shop that has froyo. But in my opinion the super cheap price makes it all worth it.

This place is normally a hit or miss for me (more the latter). The only flavors I found that were consistently okay were the Hawaiian punch, the mango and pineapple. I’ve tried the other flavors and they were disgusting. I normally only choose the fruit flavors (especially tart) so the typical ice cream flavors might be good. Might. BTW their lemon is not lemon!!! It’s so artificial that it’s sweet and doesn’t taste like a lemon at all. I can’t remember the other horrible flavors but it just shows you how terrifying the experience was that I blocked it from my memory. They also offer fruits and confections to add in your yogurt but I would rather not. You can tell their fruit has been sitting out for a while and might not be fresh. They also use ripe mangoes which is different from yogurtland. Their bananas are also dark meaning they have been sitting around. Overall, I would rather go to another yogurt place that is worth my money. For 30cents an ounce I would rather go to Yogurtland or Yogurt Passion.

In comparison to other yogurt places, this is definitely near the yogurtland end of the spectrum (as opposed to the pink berry end). They have yo-​cream brand yogurt, and if you are looking for an ice cream substitute, this is as good as it gets. It is very creamy and rich. Lots of toppings, and plenty of flavors, not much to complain about.
The staff is hit and miss. Often they will ignore you until they are good and ready to ring you up, but what can you expect from angsty highschoolers.

House add…
That’s how I felt when I pulled up to Yogurt Flavors (YF) in Anaheim. After searching for a decent froyo spot close to work, I happened upon this place. Since many of the reviews were favorable, I figured a visit was in order. I’m almost sorry that I did.
YF offers self-​serve froyo at thirty cents per ounce, which is a competitive price. They have a selection of about ten different flavors ranging from plain/​tart to fruity to more ‘interesting’ choices such as Hawaiian (which, fortunately for us doesn’t taste like poi, kalua pork, or humuhumunukunukuapua’a). A variety of fruit, nut, and candy toppings are available, as well as flavored syrups (if you need to add more sugar to your froyo, I suppose…). So far, not a bad start for an up and coming froyo shop. I just wish that they had the sense to put out individual serving spoons for each topping (instead of haphazardly assigning spoons, forcing me to use the ‘strawberry spoon’ for the kiwi, mango, and lychee etc. as well).
Despite all the positives of this place, the froyo here is just not up to par with the likes of Yogurtland (which is not as good as it used to be) or even Cherry on Top. As I attempted to dispense some of the sugar-​free plain froyo into my serving cup, I could have sworn that I heard the machine grunt («Ugh!») and strain («Grmph!») as it struggled to push out a hard, icy, white churro-​shaped log of froyo. Once I noticed this, I knew I was in for a disappointing experience. The froyo was not very creamy at all. It seemed as if the yogurt in the froyo had been watered down, thus making it icy. The texture was somewhat smoother than I expected it to be, but the yogurt flavor to which I’m accustomed just wasn’t there. From my experiences with froyo, I figure that if a froyo shop can’t do a decent plain flavor, the others are most likely of similar quality.
At the beginning of this review, I mentioned that this place actually saddened me (house add=how sad; get it?). Without blatantly copying Yogurtland’s glass tile décor or Pinkberry’s color scheme, this place simply screams «froyo shop wannabe.» Forgive me for sounding like a froyo snob/​nerd/​dork, but I think one of my second graders could have come up with a better store design. I simply feel that more thought and effort could have been put into the décor. If the froyo was good enough on its own, I could forgive the hastily thrown together appearance of this place. Unfortunately, it’s not.
I realize that this is a pretty harsh review, but (in my opinion) first impressions often make or break a place. I think this place was broken before I got here. Sorry, but I gotta call ‘em like I see ‘em.

I like the fact that there’s a yogurt place in Anaheim! :)
The yogurt was tasty. There were plentiful toppings. The employees were nice. Overall, a nice place for dessert.
On the down side, I didn’t like the loud music, and there were no places to sit outside. Then again, there’s really not much outside to look at. Hm. :)

Try the Hawaiian flavor! It tastes like sherbert :)
Like everyone else mentioned, it’s new and it’s pretty good. I wasn’t a fan of the non-​fat strawberry yogurt because it really did taste non-​fat. Mango was okay and the boysenberry was decent. None of these were tart like Yogurtland’s so i was a bit disappointed… but this is as close to Yogurtland as we can get from Anaheim so i’m not complaining.
They have more toppings than Yogurtland and they have just as many flavors but it’s different.
The furniture seems to be too small for their incredibly big space but hey, we’re reviewing the yogurt right?
Oh, and it’s 30 cents an ounce.

Let me preface this by saying: please go to this business so they do not close! after that, I will say it’s no yogurtland but how can anything come close? This actually comes close. Good flavor selection. my only complaint is that there is no outdoor seating or outdoor trashcans for your trash. Also the lighting outside leaves something to be desired. But inside its bright and full of good yogurt!

This place is great. Very reminiscent of Yogurtland, but a little smaller. You can choose your own flavors, and they have all of the toppings Yogurtland has plus a few I’d never seen before, like Lychee flavored jelly cubes and jackfruit and two different types of Lychees… so much fun! Mochis were good. Green tea yogurt was fantastic, some of the best I’ve had, and definitely the best I’ve had in OC. It’s really all about the texture, and the sweetness level, and this place has a perfect balance in their green tea yogurt. Also, they have a much larger range of sizes of cups — they actually have a small! But don’t worry, the largest size is still very large. Please go here, it is so close to my apt, and so delicious, it MUST NOT be closed down. ‘Cause I said so.