Vitality Bowls

I bought a «$ 20 for $ 10» coupon from
to Vitality Bowl bc I love acai bowls (blame my short trip to Hawaii) & I figured I would give this place a shot due to its seemingly positive Unilocal reviews.
I’m sure glad I gave it a go … I was welcomed by a very kind man (the owner, perhaps) who helped me through the menu choices. The bowl was very good — very fresh and filling. I’m glad there is this location in Cupertino since I work in nearby Campbell. I most certainly plan to go again!

I had a soup du jour, thought it would be nice to have something hot in winter. It’s chicken noodle soup, they prepared it freshly. Very tasty. There is free wifi and plug-​in, so you can charge your phone while enjoying their delicious food.

Hmmm… it’s pretty good. I’ve been really into acai bowls lately so I decided to try this place out with my boyfriend. Originally I had planned to go with an acai bowl but instead decided to order a large Dragon bowl (it looked too interesting to pass up) and a Turkey panini.
Dragon bowl and turkey panini definitely weren’t bad. I’d say for the price of the turkey panini, it’s pretty worth it as long as you know it’s not going to be a fill your tummy up deal. As for the dragon bowl… it wasn’t bad. I’d give it a 3 stars on it’s own. It just had way too much stuff in it and like it wasn’t supposed to have a certain taste. I saw another review that called the Dragon bowl «unbalanced» which I would agree with.
If the dragon bowl was a person, it’d be that guy who has all the skill sets but has no idea what he wants to do in life.
Price is on the expensive side so sure, I’ll be back to try the acai bowl, but this won’t be a common occurrence.
PS: I really hope Vitality Bowl switches their bowls (or at LEAST) spoons to plastic. It felt like nails on a chalkboard each time we went into the bowl for a scoop. I kept wincing as we got towards the bottom of the bowl. *Scrape scrape scrape*

My friend and I went rock climbing last Sunday and wanted something healthy and light for lunch, so we opted to come here. I had a
coupon that I’ve been meaning to use and was also curious to try an acai bowl since I never had one before. I must say, I was surprised how delicious it was and I was craving it again a few days later.
On our visit, we got the warrior and dragon bowls. Both were so, so yummy! The warrior bowl was topped with granola, which I love with my smoothies/​yogurts. Personally, I loved the toppings of the dragon bowls, which included strawberry, kiwis and bee pollen. Honey was a nice touch to both bowls. At first glance, I was shocked at how big the mediums are, but once we started digging in, we enjoyed them so much that we quickly finished. It definitely was the right size for a light lunch, though I was hungry not too long after.
Nonetheless, I think it’s safe to say I’ve been converted and cannot wait to come again!

great grub. My daughter is crazy out you.

I LOVE VITALITY BOWLS! Great place to get a healthy meal before you start your day or after an intense workout. Ive been coming here at least once a week for their nutritious & hearty bowls. My favorites are the warrior bowl and the dragon bowl. I love the friendly staff — Michael and the owner, Anil. Very clean & tidy place.

Very friendly, interesting spot with a huge selection of Acai bowls. Tried two different bowls from here– the Dragon and the Nutty bowl. The granola was not very prominent in either of them so I felt a distinct lack of crunch but they did the trick for satisfying my fresh fruit craving! I am a huge peanut butter fan and ultimately liked the Nutty Bowl more than the Dragon bowl. The peanut butter taste wasn’t strong but it gave a smoothness and deeper body to the Nutty bowl. The Dragon bowl was tart and almost felt unbalanced.
I will definitely try again but will visit a few other places first.

Very friendly owner (or at least I think he was the owner)
My friend had a
voucher that she wasn’t able to pull up because their website was down or something, but we were still able to pull up the voucher number and he redeemed it for us. We ended up getting two mediums (20 ounces each), which at first seemed like it may have been way too much, but we were both super hungry after rock climbing.
We tried the dragon and the warrior bowl, both very good. So far I’ve tried 4 different bowls, and I plan to try them all eventually. Acai bowls are a new found love for me, taste so damn good and feels so damn refreshing. I will probably keep visiting the Tasman location though, as it is closer to me, unless my friend keeps buying vouchers.
I am a huge fan of vitality bowls at the moment :).

Pros
Acai bowls: so far I’ve tried the dragon and acerola bowls which have been fantastic. My personal favorite is the dragon bowl since it consist of pitaya which has a more sweeter taste.
Juices: I love the super fresh made to order juices. One of the employees recommended the C Me Up which was delicious and I love the small kick you get from the ginger.
Panini’s: Tried the Turkey panini and it was pretty good considering the pesto they used was bomb. Not a greasy sandwich and it goes perfect with any of their juices for lunch.
Service: I have gone here a couple of times in the past month and all the staff have been nothing but smiles and have really welcoming attitudes.

So happy to see so many new places opening on this side of Cupertino! I finally got my acai fix here a few weeks ago – and I will definitely be back for more. I got the Vitality Bowl, and I think the toppings to acai ratio is pretty good. You’re not overwhelmed with granola or honey or anything. It also comes with strawberries and bananas. It’s a pretty good serving size, but I still think it’s kind of expensive (only reason for the –1 star). But the acai bowl itself was delicious! Not too sweet and you feel amazingly healthy afterwards – it’s a fantastic way to start your day.
Service is pretty fast too. My bowl was ready in less than 5 min. I’m looking forward to trying some of the other bowls on their menu! The stuff here is bomb. Superfood galore.

Vitality Bowls blows every açai bowl place in the Bay Area out of the water. Their bowls taste amazing, and the price is reasonable as well. Clean store with cute décor. You basically just walk up to the cash register, order, and have a seat while you wait for your yummy bowl to come out. You can take it to-​go, or eat it there. I would recommend eating it inside because the bowls come out in these nice-​looking aluminum bowls.
Medium bowls (20 oz) are ~$ 10, and for just about ~$ 2 more, you can get a large (32 oz). The medium was enough to fill me up, though.
I ordered a medium Dragon bowl, which has dragon fruit, strawberries, kiwis, goji berries, almonds, honey, and bee pollen. The worker there told me that it was one of their popular bowls, so if you don’t know what to order, try this one out! Anyway, it was DELICIOUSSS! I haven’t had an açai bowl that tasted as amazing as this one in a long time. The smoothie part was very thick and rich in taste, which I loved. Whenever I’d get a bowl elsewhere (like Nekter or Jamba), the smoothie part would either be too watery, too tarte-​y, or have too much ice. However, Vitality Bowls knows how to create perfectly blended açai bowls, and I’m so glad to have found this place.

I came here on a Sunday morning before a flight and it was pretty empty. It didn’t take me long to decide on the Vitality Bowl, with honey on the side. It took some time before my bowl was ready, but when it did, it definitely didn’t disappoint. It looked so delicious that I couldn’t wait to try it until I got home, so I started digging in on the car ride back.
Overall, I thought the bowl was very satisfying, but it wasn’t the best acai bowl I’ve had (hence the 4-​star). However, since it is close to home, I’ll most definitely be back!

Yay! Finally a spot for acai in Cupertino, located at the bottom level of the new and still relatively empty-​looking apartment complex right across the street from Vallco/​JCPenney. The menu is big, which ranges from acai bowls to smoothies to paninis. I came in with a friend for an afternoon snack, and we decided to share a regular size of the classic Vitality Bowl.
We waited quite a while for our order to come out, and I don’t really understand why it took as long as it did. But, it was indeed very good. The acai felt substantial, and there was a good ratio of fresh fruit toppings. However, for what we got, the prices were pretty steep… I think we paid around $ 10, and it was only the smaller of the two sizes.
Parking is okay for now, but once the retail space fills up, it seems like it might be harder to find a spot within the small garage and limited street parking.

This was my first time trying an acai bowl and it was delicious! This place is located outside of a new apartment complex. It was really easy to find and there was side street parking.
When we walked in we were immediately greeted. I had already checked the menu prior to coming so I already knew what I wanted. I ordered the Tropical bowl which was very refreshing. I’m a huge fan of coconut and this had flakes. I really like that it wasn’t overly sweet since there aren’t any added sugars.
They have a lot of other items on the menu aside from the bowls that I’d really like to try. They have smoothies, sandwiches and more. It’s such a great healthy option! Something that tastes good, fresh ingredients, and isn’t bad for you. Huge plus in my book.

If you’re a fan of peanut butter, definitely get the Nutty bowl. It had great consistency and wasn’t made with too much ice like other places. The medium is pretty big– it could serve as a meal or split up into two snacks.
Other pros:
+they have gluten free granola
+ lots of other items on the menu like smoothies, sandwiches, breakfast bowls, dessert bowls if you want something a little more decadent
+ the space inside is really sleek and modern. There’s a lot of table space if you want to sit down with a group as well.
Things that could be improved:
–prices seem a bit higher than surrounding places (about $ 1 more) but worth stopping by if you’re in the area.
–It would be awesome if they could put up calorie counts on the menu as well (for a healthy food place I think it would be a good and helpful addition)
Glad to have a great Acai bowl spot in Cupertino!

*Edit — Bumped my 4 up to a 5 because even though it’s pricey, I still find myself coming back for more so it definitely deserves that 5.
So glad there’s a decent acai bowl place right here in Cupertino now. I’ve tried the Dragon Bowl, the Power Bowl, and the Vitality Bowl now and all were delicious! All the ingredients were incredibly fresh and vibrant in both taste and color. I love how the base has no added sugar, no frozen yogurt, and no ice so that it’s mostly straight fruits! If you want to go even healthier, I recommend opting out of any fruit juices that they might add in the base blend. I wish the medium was just a bit less pricey because it doesn’t make sense in comparison to the large which is only $ 1.50 more for an extra 12oz… though it makes the large excellent to share. It’d be nice to add a small option too. They also sell a couple of other juice/​smoothie/​panini type items.

Finally, an acai bowl place has come to Cupertino! Located across Wolfe Road from Vallco shopping mall in a brand new apartment building, this store serves up delicious acai bowls and also offers a variety of smoothies and juices as well as a few sandwiches.
I came last Friday morning around 9am or so with my sister, and we were immediately greeted by the lady at the front. She was extremely friendly and patient as we glanced through the menu trying to decide what to order. I asked if she had any recommendations, and she said she personally likes the Dragon Bowl because it’s not too sweet, but I said I really enjoy sweet things, so she recommended the Warrior bowl. I went with a large size of that, and my sister decided on a medium size Energy Bowl. While paying, we were asked if we wanted our bowls for here or to-​go, and we decided for here.
In a little under 10 minutes our bowls came out, and they were served in these really nice metal bowls. Not only are they sleek, but the metal helps to keep the acai bowls cold, which is pretty nifty. I’ve had my fair share of acai bowls, but I have to say this one might come out on top. The mix of flavors was something I have not experienced before, and it was quite delightful. While we were eating, the same lady, who had taken our order asked, if we were thirsty and offered us cups of water, which was super sweet.
Overall, I really enjoyed this nice little shop. The décor is really sleek and modern with a purple theme. There are high ceilings, and a giant tv on one side on the wall, which is nice to glance at while munching. Next to the cashier is an assortment of healthy foods such as kale chips and health bars. For the acai bowls, there are two sizes: medium (20 oz) and large 32(oz), and if I’m not mistaken, I think it’s a dollar more for the large, so that seems worth it to me! The prices vary depending on which bowl you choose, but there are somewhere between the 9 – 11 $ range if you’re getting a medium size. I do admit it’s slightly on the pricey side, but it’s a delicious, filling, and healthy breakfast in a beautiful new shop and area, and I would definitely return, not just for the bowl, but also to try their smoothies and juices!
Oh! For parking, since it was relatively early in the day, I was lucky and got street parking near the front of the shop, but it seems they do have a parking garage shared with the other retail places surrounding them. I’m just not sure how big it is. And if worse comes to worse, you can always use the Vallco parking and walk.

Very good quality acai bowls. I’ve been to 3 – 4 places that offer acai bowls and juices, and this is my favorite.
I recommend the nutty bowl, since it has peanut butter and almond milk.
I happen to live in the same building as this business. Very happy this place opened!

I’ve been on a hunt for a spot to get my Acai bowl fixing ever since I came back from Hawaii a few months ago. I was really excited when i saw Vitality Bowls pop up in the new business section. You bet I instantly bookmarked it to try.
My boyfriend and I were finally able to make it out to the Cupertino area to try it last night. It is located next to Vallco Mall under the new apartment building that is coming up. Parking was plentiful as there is not many businesses filling up the complex as of right now.
Cute little spot that is brand new. So new that it still smells like paint in there. We met the owner who was very nice and helped explain the menu to us. They have different types of bowls on their menu that can be customized to your liking. We tried the Dragon bowl with everything in it. Came out fairly quickly even though they said it would be about 6 – 7 minutes. The Acai base wasn’t as tart as I was used to and I wished they were a little more generous on the honey drizzle but delicious nonetheless! A medium bowl (~$ 12) was shared among the two of us (as we had dinner prior) and it was the perfect amount.
Great, friendly service and good spot to grab a healthy dessert/​snack! We are excited to come back to try other bowls on their menu!

As many of my loved ones know, I will go out of my way to grab a good acai bowl. Yes, I love acai bowls THAT much.
Therefore, when I heard Vitality Bowls (whose Walnut Creek branch I had tried a few months ago and LOVED) opened a branch in Cupertino, I was psyched. I immediately dragged my sister to this location on a sleepy Saturday morning and ordered the Dragon Bowl and the Energy Bowl for us (and a couple of smoothies for the parentals).
I ordered the Dragon Bowl with a couple of modifications since I’m a picky eater — no mango juice, no kiwi and no pineapple. Trying to cut down on sugar :) the staff member at the cash register was super understanding and repeated my modifications a couple of times to confirm, which I really appreciated (Side note: Why don’t more restaurants do this? Taking the extra few seconds to confirm any modifications/​changes can really save so much hassle and backtracking in the long run!). The manager even stopped by to say hello, which was nice of him.
The bowl itself was amazing. I loved my Dragon Bowl and I think it may have been too sweet for my taste if I hadn’t opted out of the mango juice. The acai and pitaya flavors were phenomenal, and the berries, bee pollen, almond and honey topping complemented the flavors so wonderfully. I’m definitely stopping by again when I’m in town.
Admin Note/​Pro Tip: the shop isn’t actually in Vallco mall — it’s in the brand new apartment complex across the street! The street address is slightly misleading there. We had no problems street parking but I can anticipate that on busier days it may be tough.