Yogur-Le-Hee

3 stars is neutral, as I cannot give an actual review.
D brought me here a few times before, so when I was in the plaza, I was excited when BF asked if I wanted to go. It was incredibly cold and windy tonight, perfect for frozen yogurt right? Haha. But when we drove up, we saw a FOR LEASE sign. Guess no more Yogur-​Le-​Hee. :(

After reading other Unilocaler’s reviews, I just got the Yogur-​le-​Hee pun on yodeling. Yeah, I’m a little slow :\
To make this brief, I have to say that I’m not a fan of Yogur-​Le-​Hee because their froyo isn’t self serve and it is very watery. However, I will give it to them that they are pretty creative with how they do yogurt. You can have it on a waffle, you can have it in a parfait, you can have it in a smoothie. The list is endless!
A lot of my friends from church really like coming here, so we’ll often go to catch up or hang out before going to Regals to watch a movie. However, I will only go when I’m in the John’s Creek area, otherwise it isn’t a preferred froyo location.

I used to love coming to this place, until tonight.
I loved their flavors, their toppings, & the original idea of them putting toppings in the middle of the yogurt. I think that was the reason I kept coming back, actually.
Apparently there was a switch of owners, the last two times I’ve gone I have left very unhappy with their customer service & their product, the first time the owner was actually there.
Now the flavors changed, no more toppings in the middle…
Nothing special about this location anymore… I will not be coming back.

My friend Joanna introduced me to this fine establishment. I can’t keep track of all the fro-​yo businesses in the Atlanta area but this one is just as good as the rest. It is definitely a Korean owned yogurt chain but the frozen yogurt is fresh and the toppings are equally fresh. It’s located in the Johns Creek area in the same shopping center as the local movie theater and Tilted Kilt.
I was happy with the service and the selection. The only requirements I have when it comes to an awesome fro-​yo joint is that they offer fresh toppings, tasty frozen yogurt options and pleasant customer service. All in all it was a great visit and if I’m ever in the area again, I’ll be sure to introduce it to my friends and family.

Yogur-​Le-​Hee… like «Yodel-​Le-​Hee-​Hoo?» This is the first froyo store I’ve seen that serves «Froyo Waffles.» They are freshly made waffles with froyo and toppings. Whoa.
Like Yogurberry and Pinkberry, Yogur-​Le-​Hee is not self-​serve. They offer six different flavors in five different sizes (extra small, small, medium, large, and quart). Prices range from $ 2.60 for an extra small plain with no toppings to $ 13.25 for a quart of flavored yogurt with up to six toppings. You’ll find all the standard fruit and confectionery toppings here.
Flavors available during my visit:
Plain
Strawberry
Mango
Dark chocolate
Taro
Pomegranate
In general, my favorite flavors at froyo joints are plain (original tart) and taro. I’m let down by the taro flavor here. It’s really watery and not as sweet as the versions at Yogurberry (the best), Pinkberry, and Yoforia. The plain here is A-​OK, though.
You can get up to six toppings on any size froyo except extra small. To get six toppings in your cup, the employees stack one layer of three toppings in the middle of your froyo (so it’s inside the cup) and an additional layer of three toppings on top. The toppings, particularly the fruit, are fresh.
The manager and employees are cute and friendly. There’s adequate seating inside and out. Yogur-​Le-​Hee is located in a giant shopping center with a Regal movie theater, making it a convenient stop before or after catching a flick.

This is nice to go to after a movie. It’s a good location.
Went with my wife, my sister and her friend. Got one of those parfait looking things. I think I posted a picture.

Yogurrr le! Yogurrr le! Yogurrrr le hee whoo! This froyo place is a definite hotspot. They do serve the perennial favorite, taro! But what made my jaws dropped was the seductive smell of fresh waffles topped with froyo and fruits. I love the hot/​cold duality; it’s the story of my life. The waffle has four sides and there’s four squirts of froyo on each side. We decided to go with raspberry, mocha, blueberries and mango with ours. In addition to our toppings, the plate is decorated with slices of strawbewies and bananas. Very cute and yummayylicious. One caveat, while the mochis were muy delicioso, they didn’t fare well underneath the waffles.

there are so many places to get yogurt in atlanta now, i don’t even notice the pun-​y names of the stores anymore.
i can’t eat too much froyo without getting sick of it, so i was glad that yogur-​le-​hee had an x-​small size. although still a little pricey and a little big for an x-​small (it might have as well been a small). my friends ended up getting mediums and larges and their froyo cups were gigantic!
i got the mango froyo with granola, mochi (a good sign for any froyo place), and strawberries. nice and creamy.
i like that it wasn’t self serve. i kind of like the artisan ability of the employees to make a masterpiece out of my froyo and toppings.
would visit this place again.

Woah woah… look! It’s another froyo review!
After coming out of the movie theaters at Regal Medlock, I was hit with a froyo craving. Conveniently, Yogur-​le-​hee is in the same plaza and only a few stores down.
So I walked in and it was decorated nicely inside and seemed like a cool hip place straight from Korea and then BAM!!!
There she was. Probably the most attractive froyo employee I’ve seen. She was this slender Asian with fair skin and beautiful hair. She looked like she belonged in a kpop group like SNSD (aka Girl’s Generation, check out this vid to get a better idea
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So I mustered up all my courage, walked up to her and said…
” Can I get a small plain yogurt with blueberries, mocha, and fruity pebbles?”
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And you know what… she said YES!
+1 for the Unilocal Ninja!
Next time, I’ll have to work my way up and ask her for a number or you know if she needs a boyfriend or something… LOL
Oh yea… the yogurt… it was pretty good. Their froyo style is creamy which I like. Btw this is not self-​serve place. It’s full serve.
I’ll be back for sure!

I love Yogur-​Le-​Hee! I’ve been a pretty dedicated customer so I have tried plenty of flavors. The original and pomegranate flavors are my favorite. The actual frozen yogurt is not too tart or sweet. I’ve also seen them advertise other flavors such as honey dew, peach, and dark chocolate. As for toppings, I usually get mochi, granola, and other fruits like strawberry, mango, or kiwi. Sometimes they even have pomegranate seeds, which I love! I’ve seen some other customers get chocolate chips and fruity pebbles as their toppings as well. The only negative experience I’ve had with the toppings is when one time the mango was sour. I was understanding considering they can’t control how sweet or sour a fruit is. As for other items, they have froyo waffles and yogurt parfaits which are pretty popular.
In terms of the price, I don’t think it’s more expensive than the many other froyo joints in metro Atlanta. I usually get an extra small with three toppings, which is very filling and probably rounds up to $ 4.
The lady who’s usually there is the sweetest. She’s always friendly and smiling, and remembers who you are if you’re a regular (I definitely am). Sometimes you’ll see high schoolers working there but even then, the service isn’t bad at all. I do love that they are usually open till 11 or 12 at night. This is pretty impressive considering it’s in the middle of John’s Creek– basically the upper middle class suburbs where nothing is open after 10.
They do have punch cards! And if you ‘like’ their page on facebook, sometimes you’ll catch special deals or notifications for new flavors.

The pomegranate yogurt here is less tangy than the one at Pinkberry, that’s a plus because after awhile it gets harder to eat — the tangyness builds up. I haven’t tried the taro so I can’t compare it to Yogurberry. Overall, this place seems like it deserves another visit. It seems like the parfait here is pretty popular… so try it!

Too expensive!
I got a mango smoothie, and I asked a lot of questions about it since it costs $ 5.50 (it is for 24 ounces so that makes some sense)! They said they could add any fruit I wanted which is a bonus. I asked if it was made with yogurt and they said yes, but I didn’t taste any yogurt in the smoothie. I think it was made out of ice, water, mangoes, and maybe some fruit juice (they asked if i wanted whole milk or skim milk, but i didn’t taste or recognize the milk in it).
I tasted the Taro yogurt, and thought it was bleh. But a small flavored yogurt is $ 5.00 with 3 toppings. just seems high to me. I’d rather go to a do-​it-​yourself yogurt shop.

I came here when they first opened and they were coupons on the newspaper. It wasn’t too surprising and I’d say I’ve had better.
Then I came once more after let’s say half a year, and it was so crazy packed. The desserts became more complicated and decorative.
The taste drastically improved as well. I was quite satisfied!

Second best frozen yogurt place in Georgia in my opinion. First being Tutti Frutti in Buford. Yogur-Le-Hee’s yogurt is a really amazing blend of sweetness from sugar and sourness from the yogurt – it’s a litttleee bit sweeter though which I look for in my froyo. Their yogurt is also a tiny bit thicker which I enjoy as well. I’ve never tried their other flavor yogurts as their original is just so good, but I would imagine they are pretty tasty as well.
The BEST thing I LOVE about this place is the fact that they put two layers of toppings! I like to ask for 3 toppings on mine (really you can get 6 for the price of 3 which I’ll explain); they first put yogurt in your cup then put 3 toppings of your choice – they have a huge selection of toppings but no graham cracker powder =(Then they put more yogurt on top and then you can put another 3 toppings and they don’t necessarily have to be the same as the other layer of toppings potentially allowing you to have 6 different toppings! I usually like to double up on the granola and strawberries and put a single layer of rice cakes and almonds or another fruit.
If Tutti Frutti is too far of a drive from where I am at the time, Yogur-​le-​hee will be my next choice. Also, they have a book where you can sign in everytime you make a purchase and on your 10^th? purchase you get a free froyo!

I came here some time ago and got a parfait with different flavors of yogurt. I remember thinking it was just okay. When Menchies opened up right across the street, I wondered how much Yogur-Le-Hee’s business was affected. It seemed moderately busy when I walked in a couple of days ago.
Plain/​original flavor is always the litmus test. It’s good, but not one that I’d crave.
THEN I tried the taro flavor during my last visit. The taste was similar to Yogurberry. In other words, ME LIKELY. I also tried the honeydew and mango. Honeydew was unique, but I did NOT like mango. it was just too sour for me.
I asked for half honeydew and half taro, but instead of honeydew I got mango. Because I was busy outside with our dogs while my sister paid, I didn’t bother going back inside. I only ate the taro part… Half of my yogurt went wasted. BOO.
This is the only place with taro yogurt in Duluth, so I’ll be back.

Did you know? Happy hour is from 3 to 5 Monday — Fridays to offer 20% discount for college students…
which I dont really know of that many college students who stick around in Duluth during the weekdays. However, they have plenty of different flavors, which I totally like over the regular. I’ve had the mango and the pomegranate. The mango is a bit sweeter, while pomegranate is a bit more tart. I’m an absolute fan of the mango just bc it doesn’t leave your mouth feel like its all stuck together. They also have most of the toppings. I wanted almond slivers on mine, and I don’t think they had any, but the mochi is great and delicious… along with blue berries and raspberries on the side. It’s a fantastic deal for $ 4 (for an xtra small) — which is perfect to share for 2 (for me) and they also have punch cards. If you buy 8, you get 1 free! It’s in the neighborhood, and its great for what you pay for :) Ima fan!

I’m giving Yogur-​Le-​Hee a 3 star for the low prices, and the cute, fun, sterile looking décor/​vibe. As for the yogurt I would give it a 2 star. I thought it was watery, and extremely tart. I sampled all three flavors before ordering– mango, pomegranate, and chocolate. The mango and pomegranate were way too tart for my taste, so I had to pick chocolate as a last resort. The chocolate was watery and tasteless, it reminded me of the yogurt you get from low budget Chinese buffets.
I saw lots of young kids and teenagers hanging out here, and they all looked like they were having lots of fun. I wish there were places like this when I was growing up, cute.

Ah. Okay. That’s how I feel. I’m tping while eating the yogurt now.
It’s pretty cheap consider other yogurt places. I got the mango flavor and the consistency of the yogurt feels more sorbety than creamy yogurt feeling.
Also, it is pretty sweet and not much tangy, unfortunately. I’ll write more later when I’ve tried the plain flavor. Then, I’ll be a good judge with their yogurt.

I’ve been here twice and so far so good. It’s pretty modern looking with pop music playing in the background. The first time I came, the girl at the counter was very helpful and gave samples of the different flavors they had that night.
The thing about yogurt places though… they all taste pretty much the same to me. I don’t think I’ve had any yogurt that has ever «exceeded» expectations, kinda like phở.
Still, I like this place because it’s close to my house and it’s a good option for pre/​post movie dessert.

Yogur-​Le-​Hee and I are apparently not from the same planet. On my planet, their idea of a small is my idea of a large. So if you are one person not looking to make an entire meal out of yogurt, stick with the extra small, or ignore me and go for the glutton gold.
It’s roughly five bucks for a small plain yogurt + 3 toppings, which yes, sounds expensive, but IT IS MASSIVE. There are plenty of toppings to choose from, and unlike that self-​serve place across the street, the fruit looks far better. (In fact, the blueberries were being replenished as I was choosing toppings.) And while you don’t get to put it together yourself, Yogur-​Le-​Hee layers the toppings and yogurt so not every topping you choose is just jammed on top of the yogurt.
At first I was pretty confused because I thought that was all the yogurt I was getting when asked what toppings I wanted. Next thing I know I have the Empire State Building of frozen yogurt in front of my eyes getting more toppings put on the sides.
As for the frozen yogurt itself, I am also of the opinion it is not tangy enough. It’s still good, just pretty high priced for what it is if you’re not sharing.