Yogurt Kingdom

My 8 year old brother loves this place! He would ask me to take him every Friday after school. Very family friendly atmosphere. Overhead music is not too loud. The tables are always clean. Perfect place to cool off during the summertime!

I love this place. I am lactose intolerant, they have DAIRY FREE YOGURT!!! And it’s sugar free!!! My kind of yogurt. This has been the only yogurt shop that I have found that has dairy and sugar free yogurt.
The staff is always very friendly. The owner is almost always there and I also very friendly warm and welcoming.
Best part is that before 5pm $ 1 cones. The perfect size!!!
Go and see for yourself!
We go often!!!

Not much staff. Although decoration is cool. Not many toppings to choose from. Just candy, no fruit.
Still got ice cream though.

What a yogurt gem! I can’t believe I just found out about this yogurt joint… just when we’re moving out of the area! Ugh! Anyways, my kids wanted frozen yogurt and as we drove to the closest yogurt place (the one we always go to) we discovered that it was no longer open! I searched Unilocal and it pointed out to this place as the closest to us. Our kids absolutely loved the ambience and décor! Lots of color and lights! And best of all… wonderful yogurt flavors! The Dulce de Leche was amazing and so was the peanut butter! My kids went crazy combining all kinds of flavors. The prices are not displayed but they are pretty competitive to most yogurt places. Employees are nice and charming. The only thing I did not like about this place is that when it comes to sampling they hold on to the sampling little cups as precious gold! Most places you get the little cup and self sample. Here they serve it for you so if the place gets busy (and it does!) then, you better begin serving without sampling because there will not be a sampling guard to help ya out with your sampling needs! :)

I was actually quite happy with Yogurt Kingdom, but maybe it’s because I had just finished hiking Siphon Draw to Flat Iron and was so pooped that a burger and pound of frozen yogurt was going to be heavenly no matter what. Great yogurt selections and a cornucopia of toppings, though I wish there were more fresh fruits/​berries.
Also, you usually never get hot food at fro-​yo places so it was nice to get a full lunch in with the burger and fish and chips we ordered. All was tasty, though it was annoying they didn’t have a printed menu. Besides that, all was good!

No prices shown. It tastes good. A few flavors were out of order for cleaning. Would like to see sugar free chocolate available one day.

No complaints on the frozen yogurt but the food? I was here last month w/​my sister & nephew, ordered a burger & it tasted microwaved. My sis had a steak & cheese sandwich, said it was good. So I bring my husband for his first ever frozen yogurt experience. Only 1 young man working, he was very friendly & helpful. My hubby & I both ordered steak sandwiches. More customers were showing up so it took awhile for the employee to bring our food & when he did, he brought us burgers. I explained we ordered steak & cheese sandwiches & he said this was all they had. I said there were steak & cheese sandwiches last month so he went to the back to double check (after cashing out 6 customers that had been waiting). After awhile he came back & said No these are the only steak burgers we have. At that point we gave up. Again the burgers didn’t even taste good. I WILL go back, for yogurt only though!

Stopped in after craving some frozen yogurt. Was pleasantly surprised that it wasn’t overly busy and the two employees working were very friendly. I was immediately greeted when I came in and was asked by both employees if I wanted to sample any of the flavors. The price was decent and the store was clean. I would have liked to have seen more than the one sorbet, since I wanted a gluten dairy fat free option, but overall I appreciated it was close by and the yogurt (sorbet) was very good.

Got a
gift card (spend $ 20, save $ 10) to use here. Unfortunately, it did not work. Not sure who’s at fault. The owner was nice, but would not budge on the price so we paid. It will run you about $ 20-​$ 25 for 4 decent size (probably about 10 – 12 ounces per person).
Ice cream is bland; low-​fat ice milk, not a lot of flavor. However, you can load it up with just about any topping; including fruits, sauces, and sweets of all kinds. Restaurant is clean and well maintained with lots of seating and a great mural on the wall.

This owner goes to Unilocal pages for other businesses and then proceeds to write a review for his own yogurt shop … complete with the address and «come check us out.»
Um, you are a huge dumbass, sir. Huge. Like big time. Might want to start using that lump three feet above your ass before you go writing a review for your own yogurt shop under a listing for Indian food.
Also, it’s just a really disgusting business practice to hijack a competitor’s reviews.

This place is amazing. Spectacular service! The older woman that served us was such a sweetheart. So kind I felt like I was talking to the grandma that I never had. She was very interested in talking to my son and I and was beyond friendly. We got 2 99cent cones, steal of a deal! She gave us coupons to come see her again and let my son spin the prize wheel. I ran a yogurt shop for 6 years and I was beyond impressed. Very neat place for the kiddos too with a fun mural on the wall and kids tables as well as adults. We have been back since and the boy was friendly too. They have extremely inexpensive food options as well. It is one of our new hangouts! :)

I love all the options and the place is really clean. They also serve food and I was surprised how cheap it was. The owner is really nice too.

This place is just more than yogurt. It’s a local institution, and at the heart of it is the nicest, most passionate yogurt man who owns it. It’s a bit on the expensive side compared to other yogurt places, but his service is worth it to me. We love going here, it feels like a small town hangout with the same friendly faces. On Fridays they have a live band who just loves what they do. They cover rock and roll classics, it’s quirky in a good way. There are always new flavors of yogurt, and so many toppings that you won’t know what to do with yourself! Honestly, they could have 2 flavors a and 5 toppings, and I’d go back just for the friendly atmosphere. They also sell breakfast and various food items, but I only go for the yogurt, which is delicious!

We really like this place. Lots of variety and lots of toppings! They never seen to have pecans though… so that is a little annoying. Bathe owner is friendly… almost a little on the obnoxious side. If you’re in the area and looking for a sweet treat… it a great place to go!

This place has watery frozen yogurt. Not a fan. I had the cake batter and I really shouldve went to cold stone.

The menu says 21 flavors, I only see 14 to choose from listed along the wall and 2 are missing. I got the Pistachio which to me doesn’t taste like pistachio and looks more gray than ‘green as one would expect. The yogurt machine next to the Pistachio was leaking red juice into it, so its gray with red swirls. There were an abundance of cool toppings but packed a bit too close, made it hard to serve yourself. My daughter loved her choice of a chocolate cone with cherries on the side, so did her face & nose! A bit pricey, the décor was cute but dizzy and their tv way too loud, but 1 out of 2 of us were happy!

This is more than a yogurt bar. They’ve got burgers and apparently waffles. The air was heavy with oil when I walked in.
I like to try several favors when I visit a yogurt bar. My first attempt was the mango sorbet. When I pulled the trigger a bunch of thick liquid globbed out. We asked about the sugar free «dairy free» vanilla and the cashier proceeded to tell us it’s not really dairy free.
The flavors of my selection were disappointing.
This was the worst yogurt bar experience I’ve had.

I’m hesitant to even give this place 2 stars but eh. I live so close to Yogurt Kingdom but never thought of giving them a try until yesterday since I’ve been on a yogurt kick lately. Of all the ones I tried recently (Yoppi in Tempe, Blue Ocean in Chandler Mall, Yogurtology in Scottsdale Mall, Yougrtland in Scottsdale and then revisited iTwist @ Mekong Plaza) this has got to be the worst.
The owner (or so I think) seems not to happy to give out samples but I dont want to go get a cup full of yogurt that ends up tasting not so great. (I ended up doing just that…) So after trying the original (of course since I always go for that flavour) and my sister trying cake batter, thats what we end up getting. I also asked the owner how was the reese’s peanut butter was and he replied people seem to like it better then regular peanut butter but it cost more for them to have the flavour, it should of kicked in to not get it since he didn’t say it taste good, but I ended up getting it also and boy was it a mistake. It did NOT taste anything like peanut butter let alone reese’s. I should of stick to what I usually get at frozen yogurt shops and stay with the tarts.
The yogurts was nothing to brag about. They were a little bit on the watery side? So don’t expect creamy deliciousness from here.
The topping bar was massive but messy. Makes it look unappetizing. They should have tongs for the mochi since they put it on top and when I went to scoop, it felt like the glass jar was going to fall over.
I would probably return out of desperation since I live in East Mesa and this is the only one I know thats close to me but I am probably not that desperate. I’ll give it one more try sometime before crossing them off my list forever.

After visiting this place shortly after its opening, I decided despite my major disappointment to cut them a break, and not post a Unilocal review. However, after visiting two other self-​serve yogurt shops in the valley, I am completely convinced that I will not return.
–The experience– not sure what kind of business opens its doors to the public but makes it impossible for them to park directly in front of the store by blocking off the first 4 parking spots available with tacky lawn furniture, a bed sheet, and hand made signs that said no parking, but this was what I was greeted with. (and yet I still went inside… somebody slap me now… the writing was literally on a rope). I am assuming the owners were the adult couple fidgeting with the lawn furniture and flitting around the store. They weren’t friendly, they never once cracked a smile, never made eye contact with their customers (there were at least three groups of people having yogurt, and based on overhearing the register totals, they had cleared over $ 100 in yogurt sales in just under 15 minutes… that would make ME smile! but I guess I’m not over invested in a giant yogurt shop) The store was fairly well littered with multi-​level marketing type product, business cards, etc, all with the same name on it… the owners? Not sure, but my experience there felt like I had walked into a den of desperation.
–The Yogurt– eh. I didn’t care for it. But lets face it, taste is subjective. Not sure what Yogurt Kingdom claims, but based on the overly sweet, muddled flavors, I am guessing that the yogurt flavors are not 100% natural.
–The Price– well, .39 cents an ounce seems to be the going rate for self-​serve yogurt, so they are priced within the range of their competition. That said, I find it extraordinarily interesting that I have been able to twice now visit other .39 p/​oz establishments with a party of 4 with the same serve yourself rules set out by me-​mom before serving ourselves and spent less than $ 1.00 more than the amount I paid for just 2 servings at Yogurt Kingdom. Somethings not right. I would like to assume that an error was made on the part of the cashier and that there is not dishonesty involved.-
–The sum total of it all– there’s tastier yogurt in town with friendlier people and no MLM junk who actually want you to park in front of their store and make them look busy.

Yogurt Kingdom is located right next to the Barro’s on Signal Butte, making this a good stop for both yummy pizza and frozen yogurt. We have been here quite a few times since it opened.
It is entirely self-​serve and how much you pay is based on how much your yogurt plus toppings weighs at the register. They have several flavors of frozen yogurt, some of them fat/​sugar free, and lots of toppings, including fresh soft mochi candy.
The mural is really fun to look at, and the owner is definitely a character. Love it here :)