Yogurt Twist

This place has closed :-(Don’t know what happen.
It was our weekly yogurt stop and it shall be missed.
Now we’re getting our fix from Yogurtland. It’s not the same but it’ll do.

Yogurt was good. Great place to take your kids in a ‘bully free zone’ — that’s what’s on the window :).

Been three times. Nice little self serve fro-​yo place.
Red Velvet Cake frozen yogurt is one of the best flavors. The price is near what most other places charge by the ounce. Wish they would offer a small size cup, not just «one size large fits all.» My only complaint, really.

Yummy yogurt flavors that are just the right consistency. A cool place to chill and hangout. It’s not often that you find a yogurt place that has leather couches. Very nice!

Cash-​Only places receive one star from me… the extra star is because I really want to like Yogurt Twist.
I walked in and poured myself the most delicious frozen yogurt that would have ever been but I wasn’t able to enjoy it because the young guy behind the counter told me that the establishment didn’t take cards as payment.
I was bummed out. I asked him to hold on to my yogurt and I would run to an ATM for cash.
Long story short… I never went back because I made a wrong turn and ended up being sucked in to the gravitational pull of Target’s parking lot.
Strange, the business information for their page says they DO accept cards. I hope there isn’t any funny business going on, the place is too cute for any of that.

This place has good yogurt and many flavors. The prices are competitive with other yogurt joints. This is a self serve yogurt place which I like much better than a Golden Spoon type place. They have a variety of flavors that are switched out often and many toppings available. I love the fact that the owner is keeping it community friendly and displays art work of the local kids in the area and from students of our Los Al schools. Very cool! My kids and I have been going here since the owner first opened his doors and used to work the store himself. I hoped it would do well because he was nice and I like to see «mom & pop» type businesses flourish over the big chains. I think the store is doing very well as it always seems to have quite a few customers at any given time. Keep up the good work!

Thanks to Unilocal we found this froyo shop down the street from where we were.
Nestled in a strip mall. Has entrances on the front and backside of the shop, which leads to a little courtyard. Really cute.
Build your own froyo. Delish. Lotsa good toppings and yogurt flavors.
You can even doodle with the many pens available and pin up your work of art when done. You got some pretty good artists around here! Maybe next time, I will show off my artistic talents, haha!
Good yogurt… enjoyed it with my hubbie, niece and nephew!

Sweet! It’s nice to amble to a decent fro-​yo joint in my own backyard =).
Inside has a vibrant, colorfully popping atmosphere w/​free wi-​fi & walls filled of extravagant cartoon drawings, which already gave me the impression that this is a non-​coincidentally kid-​friendly area – there’s a middle school a couple of blocks away. So if you’re the type who can’t tolerate a room full of puberty-​engendered tweens (UNLIKE me xP), don’t bother showing up especially in the afternoon.
Like any other self-​serve fro-​yo places you get the teeny sample cups, & I was blissful to see & sample out the Red Velvet frozen yogurt. Although it was deliciously red velvet-​y, sadly, the texture was pretty runny =(, so I was coerced to turn it down. Instead, the Blueberry-​Acai fro-​yo caught my eye (O.o It was my 1^st time ever seeing this flavor combo!), & I topped that w/​rather stale Oreo crumbles, crunchy granola, fresh blueberries & perfectly chewy mochi. That dairy product had great consistency, while the flavor was much more tangy than tart, & the blueberry essence was, uhh, quite indistinguishable.
For the $ 0.30 per ounce, free wi-​fi, neighborhood convenience, flavorful arrays, alright-​y textures, cleanliness, bright environment, & the sweet & friendly young lady worker, Yogurt Twist gets my A-​OK button.

BOOOO! I thought maybe I would get lucky and not have to go to yogurtland and could get away with this place which is super close to home but no such luck. The service here is terrrrrible! Note to the owner get those teenage kids out of there they are running your business. Both kids were behind the counter chatting and the girl was even sitting down they didnt acknowledge us when we came in and the boy also was playing with his cell phone directly in front of us! Not to mention his emo kid bangs were blocking his vision and he had to make himself sound super cool and throw a few cuss words out for no apparent reason. Dude your working chill it out. Ok now if the yogurt was good I would definitely overlook the service but none of the yogurt was frozen all the way for one thing. All of the flavors sucked very fake tasting except the tart and the cookie dough. The toppings were sparse and not anything I couldn’t have gotten better versions of myself overall a major thumbs down.

Still a good choice for local yogurt (easily the best choice in Los Al) but I’ve noticed it hasn’t seemed as pleasant to visit as it previously did — the snacks purchased from Costco for resale, the random doodlings posted all over the shop (some of which should be taken down — offensive writings) are a distraction from its being a Great Little Independent Yogurt Shop. It’s little wonder the employees don’t seem to care about welcoming you into the store as before (even a «Hey» would be nice) — the overall vibe has changed.
Although I like Yogurt Twist because its flavors seem creamier than other area shops — three stars for that — it’s just no longer worth risking the red-​light photos at Los Al/​Katella to frequent here.

I fumbled onto this place while in the neighborhood. and it was quite a pleasant surprise. First thing I noticed when I walked in. is all the hanging artwork from kids to professionals. which keeps you entertained as you munch on the yogurt ice cream. I love yogurt and I typically frequent Yogurtland off of Jeffrey in Irvine and in comparison this place is so much better! The yogurt is not icy and watery. It’s creamy but light which I really like. I tried the plain as well as the expresso. It was yummy! I took my time eating this. and 8 minutes into it. I didn’t have a cup a third full of water like I would at Yogurtland. I’m gonna go back and try other flavors. I wish this place was closer to me though!

So in general frozen yogurt makes me want to say «NOM NOM NOM.» This place is relatively close to my house and since I didn’t feel like driving all the way to go get Yogurt Land I decided to try this place. I have been to this place twice because I remembered that they didn’t have as many yogurt options and they were like three cents more. HAHA. What can I say… I can get one more giant scoop of cookie dough for the same price somewhere else… :)
They have interesting flavors that you don’t usually find. For instance they had pineapple which I got because I thought it would be interesting. This was so tarty I think I made a sour face when I started to eat it. Also they have birthday cake which goes super well with toppings. There craving chocolate is delicious and overall there flavors are good. The walls are pink and green which give it the youthful vibe of healthiness. What surprised me is that they didn’t have the whole «no camera» rule which other yogurt places seem to have. So now if for some odd ball reason I need to take a picture there, I can.
There is usually only one person that is working and they usually don’t seem exactly thrilled to be there so it kind of isn’t exciting when paying for the treat you are about to enjoy. Aside from that, they seem to chill out.
The parking is nice because even though there are businesses around it, the parking lot can fit cars. Also the seating is nice because they have a lot of chairs and couches so you aren’t force to sit outside.

I tried the Strawberry and Banana without sugar added. It was simply delicious. Also, I took one sheet of the art papers that the attendant gave me when I asked and will submit it on my next visit. Doodling is something that comes in nature, and this shop here allows customers to express that, as well as art that is more detailed. I love that – art that is generated by those that love yogurt. What a novel concept!

I’m a fan, because they have some awesome variety of yogurt flavors and toppings, and the employees are fun and friendly. It’s nice you can customize how you want your yogurt. Unlike Pinkberry where you have hardly any choices, and the employees have to do it all for you as you wait salivating behind the counter. The only thing I would ask of this place, is to have door fans to keep the flies out. I don’t mind them too much, but I could see how that may gross out some people while they’re eating their yogurt indoors.

Great frozen yogurt! This place is a lot like Yogurtland, but it’s closer to home for those of us in Los Alamitos, which is great! There are always a variety of flavors and toppings, and everything I’ve had has been yummy. You can sample the flavors also. The raspberry tart with mochi is my favorite! The price is contingent on the weight, so it’s very reasonably priced unless you pig out.
I maybe would have given this place 5 stars, but the floor could be swept a little more often, the topping area/​counter brushed off, and the trash cans emptied to make it a bit more pleasant. The chairs and tables are always clean though, so I’ll definitely be coming back!

I will be the first to admit, I never got the whole Pinkberry craze and I think it is really odd that these new yogurt chains are popping up all over the place. While I like making my own stuff when I go, I do feel a little bad for the Baskin-​Robbins and the Cold Stone places.
Note to self — never open a business that seems like a fad.
Anyways, this place is really close to work and occasionally I walk there and get some yogurt instead of lunch. The selections are all pretty good, and they post the exact nutritional information for a couple of them for the truly anal. There is a decent selection of toppings (more than enough for me) and the owner has the walls covered with the best art made by local schoolchildren who have taken the time to make something. Some of it is pretty good.
The best part is the price. I get a lot of yogurt and toppings, and it is always just over $ 3. Try spending that little at a Pinkberry and see what you get. Plus this place isn’t teaming with teen angst all hours of the day and night. It is pretty laid back.
Check it out if you are in the area.

So we got in a debate today at work when a friend started talking about Japanese marshmallows that you can get as toppings at yogurt shops. I had no idea what the hell he was talking about and we finally figured he was talking about Mochi balls… what a newb.
I was telling my wife and daughter about this tonight at dinner and they both decided we should go get some yogurt for desert. Seeing as the Laker game was on I refused to drive to yogurtland in LB and reccomended the Yogurt Twist up the street from our house. None of us had been there so we went.
Basically same set up as yogurt land although my daughter thinks they have less choices but I think she is still all messed up from her AP tests. the toppings did not seem as fresh as Yo land and the prices seemed about the same.
I got a mix of cookies and cream, straw/​banana and regular tart.
The regular tart was very tart and the other two were just fine.
I would give them three stars for the yogurt, toppings and price and one extra star for getting me home before the end of half time… go Lakers.

Not the best yogurt joint this side of the Mississippi. but not the worst, either.
Its set up Yogurtland style. except with more room and far, far less patrons. But yeah, its self-​serve, with several types of yogurt and a lot of topping options. Did I mention the best part? Its right next to my work. So I actually tried this yogurt several times due to people in the office bringing it to me when I couldn’t tear myself away from my desk. Yeah, people bring me food. Nice, huh?
They have a boysenberry flavor right now that choice. I hope they dont get rid of it, cause we’re gonna have some problems. ;)

Place is alot better than when they first opened. Flavors of yogurt are really good like velencia orange, pineapple, and cookies and CREAM. yeah thats rights CREAM. Lots of toppings but still to me the toppings are not very fresh. I wish they had mini oreo’s instead of crushed oreo’s. And maybe some peach rings or some apple rings would be cool.

i was expecting a bit too much about this place… it’s more cream-​based yogurt… (similar to golden spoon, but a little worse?)… the only tarts are plain, strawberry, & blueberry… i only liked the plain & blueberry. i’ve tried samples of all the other flavors. weren’t that great, except the strawberry&banana. it’s a self-​serve yogurt shop… it’s great for people who prefer ice-​cream-​based yogurts…
i, on the other hand, prefer tarts :)