Zero C Frozen Yogurt

Best frozen yogurt place and they do by the cup size not weight. They have a lot of great flavors that a lot of other places don’t like green tea and taro. Highly recommended

This is my first time here at Zero°C. They have a lifer customer! The large cup is only $ 4. Unlimited froyo, unlimited toppings in one cup, ONLY $ 4!
The yogurt is sooooo good too! Totally blown away. Amazing customer service, friendly staff.
They also have milk tea, large $ 3.50, small $ 2.80.
Best prices in town! Little gem tucked back into Mall Corners off of Satellite Blvd in Dulth.
If you’re in the area, please give this awesome little place a try!

Zero C is located near Haru Ichiban if you’re wondering where it’s location is. Anyways, went there on a Sunday (their hours: 12pm-​9pm) and the customer service was BAD!
Our first visit here and those two women (cashier and who knows who the other woman just standing in the back was) just made our day good to bad!
First of all, let me just say this, if you’re the manager of this place you shouldn’t be talking with your coworker but GREET THE CUSTOMER first! I know all about customer service because I work in retail! And you shouldn’t roll your eyes at the customer when we are the ones paying! Yes! The woman wearing glasses was rolling her eyes at us (my family) that was uncalled for! What was she trying to do? Make us argue with her? That really pushed my mood down, down… gone! I was trying to hold in my anger towards them. While they were being so loud talking about WHO KNOWS WHAT! Gossip? Perhaps?
(I heard from my little sister that the Asian girl at the counter wasn’t really friendly either. She told her the price rudely to her (because it was our first time there and we didn’t know if we had to pay first, then get our cups). In an unfriendly manner! What the heck?! If you want to make money, don’t just sit there and be rude and unfriendly. if ya’ll (woman with glasses and Asian girl) hate your job, then quit. we (customers) don’t need your negative energy around us! I don’t wish this on anybody but those women (workers) need to know their place. the store manager should fire both of them. seriously. They have some serious issue or something.)
I would have given this place a five stars but the lack of unfriendliness and rudeness just didn’t make the cut, ya know?
Flavors of FroYo they had were:
— Taro (I don’t know. I don’t like this flavor)
— Tart (which is basically «Original/​Plain»)
— Mango (tasty and delicious)
— Green Tea (best flavor in my opinion)
— Vanilla
— Cookies-​n-​Cream (the flavor was ok)
— Chocolate Mint
Toppings: Unlimited (stuff your froyo with it)
Small: $ 3.30
Large: $ 4.00
***Note: If you’re a first timer, then pay for your cup size first and pay.
Would I come here, again? Yes… only for the FroYo. Ugh. I’ll try not to get so upset when I see those two workers there, again. I’ll forgive them this time. but if I get treated like that again, then I would have to speak with their manager or whoever is in charge!

Boba tea, smoothies and of course, frozen yogurt. If you like these things, bring yo ass. I had the pleasure of enjoying a delectable taro milk tea. As I sip this, my eyes have instantly turned into carets. ^_​^ Zero C is a super cute and small place. Restrooms are for customers only so cheese before pee. Also, yogurt cups are available by request only so you can’t steal any froyo. Don’t be that person anyway. Sit, chill, and enjoy your cute sweets unless the place is too packed. Then just sit in your car or go home. But purchase something and enjoy.

Five stars because you can’t really beat the price. It’s $ 3.50 for a small cup and $ 4.00 for a large. It’s a flat rate price regardless of how many toppings or yogurt you can manage to put into it.
The flavors I got were green tea and taro. My favorite was definitely the taro flavor it was just the right amount of sweetness and I also enjoyed the green tea which was a very subtle flavor.
They had many dry toppings (cereals, candies, chocolate chips, etc.) and an assortment of wet toppings (variety of fruits, jellies, mochi, poppy balls, etc.) to choose from.
This may be my go to spot for frozen yogurt from now on!

What can I say about this place? It is SO DELICIOUS! I have passed this plaza numerous times but never noticed until a friend suggest to try it. Boy have I been missing out. This is the first froyo place that charges by size instead of weight. There were about 6 froyo flavors when I came in: mango, tart, taro, green tea, strawberry, and salted caramel pretzel. I fell in love with their mango, taro, and green tea flavors. They also have several toppings like popping bubbles, jellies, and fruit. I have also tried the bubble teas. It is not the best but it gets the job done when you have cravings. The staff is also very nice. The only flaw is the limited seating.

Very good customer service, I’ve had many different workers and each have been very respectful and showed high customer service. For example one time I bought a drink and stuck my straw in too hard and my entire drink exploded all over the counter. Without any negative vibe, the cashier gladly helped me clean it up even though it was clearly my fault and she was willing to make me a new drink for free. The drinks and yogurt (especially the mango and tart) are by far one of the best ones I’ve had. It’s always the small and unpopular places that offers the best quality. I can say this is my favorite frozen yogurt/​boba tea place and I highly recommend.

Cute little yogurt spot. Not a wide selection of flavored but they have some good ones. The yogurt isn’t by weight but by size and you won’t find a better deal somewhere else! A small is $ 3.30 and a large is $ 4 and you get plenty of yogurt. They have a wide variety of toppings including some less common ones like lychee and coffee jelly. I would definitely recommend it to anyone in the area!

My college friend has been telling me about this place for about two years and I finally decided to take me and my fiancé before the weather gets too cold.
The first thing I notice about this place is the smell. I think either that whole plaza smells (because the sushi place next door haru ichiban also smells) or just something deep in the walls of this place is just trapping moisture. I sneezed the entire time.
I asked the cashier if we get refills and she said no you would just have to pay for two. I said okay that’s fair. So even though it is unlimited, if you want more than your first trip, then you would have to pay. The size of the cup does seem to run smaller than other frozen yogurt places in my opinion but I could be biased.
The toppings were plentiful. I like Longan the most.
I will definitely come here again. Just with a face mask.

Great yogurt and wonderful customer service. My daughter and I visit often.

The ONLY thing that this place has going for it is its flat rate on the cup of yogurt.
Even that is not enough to persuade me to come back
— the «employees» were rude and surly, they didn’t bother to even look at me during the transactional phase
— their selection of toppings feels to be far fewer than other places
— the toppings area was messy and we had to pick around other toppings that had been mixed in the wrong buckets
I’m not sure how this place rates as high as they do — maybe people are just REALLY excited about the price.

I LOVE this place! There is a flat rate for a cup of frozen yogurt and you can get as much or as little as you want with as many or as few toppings as you want. They have a decent selection of flavors. I usually don’t get all fancy with the flavors anyways, so the «limited» selection compared to other places is perfect for me. I tend to go for the original, taro, and mango. The flavors I have tried are all really tasty and not powdery or overly sweet. I think they have all the toppings other places have too. I also go pretty simple with the toppings. I like to get gummy bears and the mango poppers. My husband always adds mochi to ours.
The small is enough for my husbands and I to share since we usually eat lunch somewhere nearby and then go here for dessert.
I can see that the prices have been going up slowly, but I can totally understand why. I have seen some customers get super skilled and swirled literally 8 inches of frozen yogurt into a cup. I have no idea how people do that, but that amount would cost probably $ 20 or more at the places where you weigh your cup. In the end, Zero C is still a better deal than other places in my opinion!

I really love frozen yogurt. Probably too much, actually… and when I saw that this place lets you fill up your cup as much as you want for a flat rate, I couldn’t wait to come in!
There are sample cups located by the register so you can try all the flavors before filling your cup. The choices today were Mango, Original Tart, Thai Tea, Green Tea, Strawberry, Espresso, Cookies & Cream, and Vanilla. I’ve never seen Thai Tea froyo anywhere before, so I sampled that one first. It was really good! I also liked the Green Tea flavor.
After trying almost all the flavors, I ended up getting Mango and Original Tart swirled together and topped it with mochi and lychee jelly. Soooo yummy. My only disappointment was that they didn’t have taro as a flavor choice today, but that just means I’ll keep coming back until I get to try it!

Excellent frozen yogurt. Best I’ve ever had. I’ve been here about 6 or 7 times and it is always great. Very consistent, which is important. They seem to rotate some flavors, but when I’ve Been they always have original tart, taro, mango and green tea. They usually have a few other chocolate or candy flavors. I always get taro and original tart. They are delicious here. I’m not sure if they make their own mix but it is really good. Their toppings are plentiful, standard selection.
Their prices are what makes this place what it is. Small cup is 3.30 $ now (they upped it but no biggie) and a large is 4 $. You can fill as much as you want! I usually get a large and share it with my girlfriend. We usually fill it up high and elsewhere it would cost quite a bit, at about a pound of froyo and toppings. so we do save a lot here with their pricing method.
The only things I wish they had/​added. 1. Condensed milk for toppings. 2. Honeydew froyo.

Wait, we don’t have to weigh anything? A sigh of relief fell on me when I realized I wouldn’t accidentally be getting a $ 7 cup of froyo. They keep it simple, small is $ 3, large is $ 4. They don’t have 50 flavors, there is about 10, along with an area of toppings. This is a small frozen yogurt and bubble tea shop, they don’t overwhelm me with stuff I don’t really need. They had the basic flavors like strawberry and French vanilla, as well as some more exotic ones like green tea and taro. The staff were friendly and the store was clean. They keep is simple, which I like.

Zero C is currently my preferred spot for frozen yogurt and bubble tea. The strong flavors and cheap price are what have won me over; $ 2.50 small and $ 3.50 large. The owner is super welcoming and friendly, while the employees are just as approachable.
I enjoy the Coffee Milk Tea (way better than Rustic Couch’s java) and Matcha Green Tea smoothie. I’ve stopped going to Quickly’s because I can get more flavor and taste here for the same price. For drinks, you can take your cup and fill it up with as many toppings as you want, then they will make your drink. On a cold day, request your milk tea to be hot.
For frozen yogurt, my favorite combo is the Tart and Mango. Unlimited toppings for a $ 3 small or $ 4 large are the main highlight of this place. Toppings include fresh fruit, mochi, popping boba, grass jelly, and candy. Although the interior is small and plain, it’s great for small groups to enjoy some drinks on the cheap. It’s located right next to Haru Ichiban and on the other side of Ming’s, so it’s a nice place to stop by for dessert afterwards.
Overall, this is a casual place for cheap bubble yea and frozen yogurt. This place also has a «buy 10 get one free» stamp card. Best «bang for your buck».

Zero C is the only yogurt place that serves green tea that I have encountered. They are also cheap because they do not weigh your cup. They charged based on size (only two sizes, $ 3 & $ 4) and you can fill it up however much you want. Yogurt is consistent but melts a bit fast. Their toppings are generous. Most toppings are based towards the Asian scene with lychee, coffee jelly, popping bobas, assorted jellies, and etc. Fruits are fresh, I love that they have mango all the time here.
The employees are always nice no matter what. Plus its clean inside! Limited seating though. Zero C is literally across from Chowon Buffet. They also make assorted drinks, like Honey Green Tea. Its alright but you wouldn’t come here for drinks right? Only problem I have is the toppings not being refilled. Most are really low and I have to dig for what I want. However, I do come here for the cheapness of a yummy green tea yogurt.

This place is the best bang for your buck. Their prices are very reasonable since they charge only by the cup & not the weight. Load up, fatties. They have some really good flavors like taro & their toppings selection is crazy. I’ve treated better quality froyo, but considering the price & what you’re getting, it’s a fantastic deal. They have jellies, candy, fruit, and pretty much everything.
The seating here is a little limited inside, but there are a few tables outside for you to enjoy your loaded up froyo.

Came here again a few weeks later. Still just as awesome as the first time I visited and the owner wasn’t even here this time. Customer service is awesome. I was asking the staff what the hot taro tea tastes like and she made me a cup to try.
THE SALTED CARAMEL PRETZEL is amazing! Feels like I have a new favorite flavor every time I come here. The green tea is still good though. I think i’m over the taro one: P but still awesome toppings and flavors.
This time I tried their milk tea. Awesome stuff! They have good drinks and good froyo!

not a bad place to grab some quick froyo if you happen to be in the duluth area.
the price format of «zero c» is definitely different from all the other froyo joints I have encountered throughout atlanta. there are only 2 sizes available — small or large. either one you pick, you just pay for for the container. yes, a flat rate price for froyo. small is $ 3 and the large is $ 4. you can fill your froyo cup with as much as you like. the downside is the size of these froyo cups. they’re a lot smaller than the average self serve size. so is it really a value? well that just all depends on how well you’re good at piling on froyo and premium ingredients, I guess.
the shop is very tiny; similar to a subway (maybe even smaller). but since the place is so small, the froyo options are limited. if I remember right, there are only 6 flavors to choose from. 2 flavors that stick out and target the area’s demographics are: green tea AND taro. I didn’t try the taro myself since that’s not really my cup of tea, but my dad said it was pretty good. the green tea flavor however was decent.
aside from froyo, they also sell limited flavors for bubble tea. majority of them are already pre-​mixed and stored in pitchers. you’ll be able to see them when standing in front of the register. I must advise you to avoid their bubble tea though. I have no idea who they are getting their syrups or whatever flavorings from, but it’s terrible. it was way too sour and tasted very watered down. I also had tapioca added to the drink and it was tasteless and mushy. I let my parents try it as well and no one even wanted to finish it.
overall, decent place. but I wouldn’t go out of my way to go here. other than that, the service here is pretty friendly though!