Yo Passion

Not a fan of powder boba drinks,
But their tea drinks are good.
The yogurt is decent, they have a few flavors to pick from. I only like some of their yogurts.
Not a fat of the watermelon flavored one.
They have fresh fruits, cereal, chocolate, mochi, etc; as well as chocolate and marshmallow syrup.
Clean place, sometimes they put on movies to watch.

Clean and well lit. $ 4.30 for a small drink is pricy in my opinion. They have an unusual flavor and I only came across it when I was in Asia. Go try out the Kumquat lemon honey aloe drink and let me know what you think.

Great place– they work so hard to keep the place clean & organize!!! As you can imagine the amount of kids that walk Into a yogurt /​ice cream place. All the topping varieties are always full & it’s affordable. Over all I love the place.

the time that I went there they had the new york cheesecake frozen yogurt and it was so good with fruits

Love their choices of froyo and toppings! They also always have a dairy free option which is usually very yummy.

I am compelled to try every frozen yogurt restaurant that I see– it’s a compulsion at this point. I thought Yo Passion was pretty good. Nice selection of flavors and toppings. I didn’t think the yogurt tasted that great. Something was a little off with a few of the flavors. The price was fine, comparable to other frozen yogurt businesses. I’d try some other flavors next time.

While shopping at the Square One Mall, I took a break and stopped in at Yo Passion, which is a small froyo shop on the lower level of the mall. The space is quite cozy with table seating along the wall and there are low colorful bucket seats in the front, not suitable for the youngins’.
The frozen yogurt here is self serve with 12 flavors to choose from with 6 machines/​2 flavors each. They also offer sugar free flavors. Free samples are given out upon request from the dedicated machine attendant. Grab a paper cup in the back and fill it up with your frozen yogurt choice (s), then choose from over 40 toppings including fruits, bobas, candies, cereals, crushed cookies, nuts, & syrups, and place your treat (s) on the scale at the register. The price per ounce is 52 cents plus tax.
I grabbed a paper cup and filled it half way with original tart and pineapple froyo and topped with bobas, peaches, cantaloupe melon, coco puffs, crushed peanut butter cups, and sliced almonds. The total for my creation came out to $ 5.10 with tax.
The froyo itself was good and had sweet and not too subtle flavors with a light creamy texture similar to soft serve ice cream. The mix of toppings I had, went well in my frozen treat, but I wished they had kiwi and fresh raspberries as topping choices, which I did not see at the toppings bar and normally would add to my treat.