Jubilate

I’ve only ever had the bubble tea here, and it’s some of the best I’ve ever had.
The first or second time I went the employee (whose name I can’t remember, sorry!) recommended the taro flavor. It’s now exclusively the flavor I order no matter where I’m having bubble tea… which says a lot.

Most of the reviews have been on the yogurt. I’ve had Jubilate yogurt once and it was good, but not remarkable. However, in the immediate area of Fair Lawn-​Paramus Jubilate is one of the best.
I go to Jubilate mostly for the drinks. I have had the bubble tea and smoothies, and they were all exceptionally delicious. They’re not cheap (ranging approx. $ 4-​$ 6 per small/​regular size), but that’s pretty equivalent to some of the drinks at Starbucks, so I won’t complain (much) about the price. Plus, in terms of cold drinks, Jubilate’s selection and quality easily beats Starbucks’.
The café itself is bright and clean and run mostly –if not completely– by the owner, who makes all the food and drinks.

I LOVE JUBILATE! A perfect sweet treat — light on calories and a ton of nutritious toppings to add. Great way to reward yourself without completely blowing your diet. Their coffee is delicious too. And the atmosphere is adorable and very pleasant!
I adore the owner — she is a very sweet Korean woman. And I just found out she is now offering a food menu of authentic Korean dishes she makes herself from scratch. We will most definitely be trying that soon…
Sure there are several other fro yo shops around with perhaps more gimmicky (junk food) toppings, but this thoughtful, independent local business deserves your business.

If one has never visited a hip, self-​service upscale yogurt shop before — they will fall in love with Jubilate. However, once one realizes that there are more unique and better-​orchestrated operations within the area, they won’t be so fond of Jubilate.
I discovered Jubilate in high school after a fair weather friend moved to the nearby Fair Lawn. Jubilate was in walking distance from her home, so we would frequent the yogurt shop on a routine basis. The older I became, the more I began to view Jubilate as tacky. The yogurt shop in itself is pretentious and overrated.
The yogurt, while it tastes above average in it’s prime, turns to liquid very fast. Moreover, unless one is filling there cup with vanilla or chocolate yogurt, the more exotic flavors showcase a bitter taste and even worse stanch after taste. In retrospect, there are a variety of toppings. However, after one realizes that the cost for an ounce of ice cream is close to a dollar, they may feel the need to be frugal with there sizing.
Additionally, I would like to highlight how uncomfortable I felt whenever I would frequent Jubilate. When one owns a restaurant of sorts, it would be wise to not criticize shoppers. I have always been a very physically fit individual in spite of the fact that I eat large servings of food. I obviously know how to control my eating habits, and I found it rude how the owner would often scoff at the portions I would order with remarks along the lines of, «Are you really going to eat all of that?» as well as «That looks like a lot of yogurt for you!» I even vaguely remember her once making a comment assuming that I would become «big» due to the amount of yogurt I purchased.
Jubilate has the tendency to «wow» consumers immediately, yet the downfall swiftly follows. I would suggest one try Jubilate, but then compare and contrast it’s offerings (and service) to the nearby Yogybee, Cups, Yogurt Lovers, and even I Can’t Believe It’s Yogurt.

I like Jubilate; it’s clean and fun and has a nice mix of flavors. Love serving myself in biodegradable paper cups but you want to pile on the swirls of creamy deliciousness and toppings such that you will pay $ 8 for albeit for one good size cup o’ desert. A taste will do too and keeps the cost down. It is often empty which is nice for a conversation but I hope they can stay open so we can keep stopping by. This is on Prospect in a small commercial strip, near Saddle River Road.

Excellent frozen yogurt! Very pleased, you should enjoy. Peach is my favorite!

Closed down. :(

You are adorable, Jubilate. You are. You make me happy. Brightly colored, with adorable seating area, your froyo was fat– free and light and delish. The blueberry I tried was pretty good, but my favorite that i had was a mix of the plain and the peach-​mango-​hmmm mmm good! .60 $/​oz it is a good price and great to boot. If you are in Glen Rock, give this place a try!

I went there last night with my sister, we were the only costumers, it was a ghost town. The ice cream was good, nothing special. It was expensive.

Went to jubilate once, soon after the place opened after reading a positive review in the record. I brought with me 6 kids and spent around 40 $ on yogurt plus toppings. Woman at front gave me a punch card punching off one visit as opposed to 6 items. I said shouldn’t 6 items be punched off? She said no and I have never been back. Everytime I drive by I am shocked it is still open. With Van Dykes down the street plus all the other ice cream yogurt places within a 5 mile radius no reason to ever return

this place rules. shockingly clean, sweet girl working the counter. i ordered taro bubble tea and then made a small cup of mixed plain and strawberry frozen yogurt. crisp, tart, refreshing. delicious. the toppings bar is self serve, so i went with blackberries, kiwi, mango and strawberries. they post the nutrition information right there on the wall [i’m trying really hard lately] and i like that you can go with fruit and other ‘good choices’ but also stuff like peanut butter cups and fruity pebbles. my only criticism is that i wish they had actual food too. the girl behind the counter said they recently changed owners and they got rid of the sandwiches they used to have. which is a shame, cause i bet they were fantastic. i’m definitely coming back here.

My girlfriend and I went and had tastes of their taro bubble tea, their chocolate soft serve, and their plain and strawberry frozen yogurt. Each new treat made me make «mmmm» noises. And it was fairly inexpensive. And they post their calorie count, so I know my dessert wasn’t that bad for me.
My biggest criticism: the grammar on the cups. «We’re concerned about your health and taste.» Are you going to eat me, Jubilate?

Truly brilliant concept: you choose everything for your frozen yogurt. Start by choosing the size of your cup, flavor frozen yogurt, choose as many toppings as you want, and then weigh it ($ 8 per lb). It’s so easy to go overboard on the toppings, but with choices that include fruit and nuts you can feel good about it. But if you want to be «bad» you can go crazy with tons of sugary sprinkles and the like.
We loved going here and we will be back when we visit family again in the future.

UPDATE:
Since this review, there is new ownership, and the food menu seems to have been discontinued. I have not been there since the change, so this review is pending… errr… review!
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The yogurt is fantastic, the place is spotless and the help; friendly.
I tried a «Thai Chicken Wrap» today, and it was SHOCKINGLY good. I mean the freshest thing I ever ate. Lettuce, cilantro, sprouts, grilled chicken and a hint of peanut sauce. It blew my mind, for a price that was BEYOND reasonable.
It is, in short, my favorite place in northern NJ.
COMMENT ABOUT BELOW REVIEW by JACK K. :
Don’t believe a word this guy says. You could eat off of the FLOOR at Jubilate, it’s so damn clean. It sounds to me like he is a loud-​mouthed HS freshman who went in, acted like a clown, irritated the clerk and got booted out. Then, he tries to «punish» this establishment by making up lies about poor cleanliness and «hair» in his food.
I don’t believe him, and neither should you. I’ve been to this place at least a dozen times, and it’s always clean… the food, fresh. The clerk may be a little aloof… but so what? I’m guessing this kid asked for it.
And, P. S.: Van Dyke smells like a kennel, and is 100x dirtier than this place; it’s night and day. Jubilate has flair and aesthetic as well. Van Dyke looks like an abandoned high-​school hallway. This just proves that Jack is a liar.

So far I have never encountered a place like this. Real yogurt that’s frozen.
It might not taste good to people that like tcby because it is nothing like it.
It has that little touch of sourness that real yogurt has.
You self serve, put on your toppings weigh it and pay for it.
The really nice thing about self serving is that you can mix whatever flavors you want and pile it on as high as you want or as little as you want since you pay by weight.
It is also really clean there and they also serve lots of other things like sandwiches, coffee, and teas.
Let me just say that whenever I go here with my husband and kids we end up sitting there eating our yogurt then having 2nds and 3rds. We keep going back for refills!
They also have soft self serve ice cream that is non-​fat! but tastes YUMMY.
It is a hidden gem in a small little strip mall. Check it out!

Went to Mythos for dinner last night and a few doors down I noticed a sign for frozen yogurt. Usually, I park behind Mythos so I never really notice the other stores.
Jubilate describes itself as a frozen yogurt and coffee café whom states «We’re concerned about your health & taste».
I was attracted to the frozen yogurt sign but was equally happy to see that they carry many other products such as: soft ice cream, Hershey’s ice cream, smoothies, espresso, lattes, cappuccinos, teas, bubble teas, waffles, panini, wraps, sandwiches, cake, brownies and fresh fruit.
The great part about the frozen yogurt is that it is completely self serve. Last night the flavors were: plain, blueberry, green tea and peach. I tasted the latter three. They were all very good. The blueberry was by far the most dominant of the flavors. Next time I wan to try the plain.
According to their take out menu they sometimes have other flavors: mango, strawberry and pineapple.
Next, you can go to their toppings area and put your own toppings. There is a very generous variety of toppings. I started with fresh cut up fruit: mango, blueberries and pineapple and then I added some chopped up almonds.
They had various other fruits and sweet toppings such as: rice cake, strawberry, kiwi, blackberries, mini M&Ms, chocolate chips, etc. I barely skimmed the surface of the variety.
When you are done preparing your cup they weigh it and you pay $.60 per ounce. My generous portion ended up costing around $ 5.50
My go to frozen yogurt had been Yolato Express in River Edge on Kinderkamack Road but I like the variety and control better here at Jubilate!