Yogurtouille

I have tried all the other yogurt places in the area, but yogurtouille has to be one of my favorites. They have both froyo AND boba drinks. The service is nice here. And they have lots of topping (my favorite is mochi and popping boba). The yogurt is one of my favorite because of the flavor. My favorite is original tart and mango sorbet. So yummy!!! And so cheap!

I came upon Yogurtouille a few days ago and was pleasantly surprised with my experience here. As I walked in, a friendly and youthful cashier greeted me with a hello and smile. The store itself is clean and quaint with a few tables and chairs to lounge on and a tv to watch as you enjoy your yogurt/​drink. Another thing about this place is that they sell drinks here. Most frozen yogurt shops I’ve been to strictly sell froyo, so this was pretty interesting. I will have to try a drink next time I come in. I ended up creating my frozen yogurt masterpiece with mango, strawberry, and original tart along with popping boba, kiwi, and Mochi. I enjoyed the fact that they had a good selection of chocolatey/​vanilla, fruity, dairy free, and sugar free flavors and an abundance of toppings to choose from. The froyo here goes for 44 cents/​ounce, which is pretty much a normal price for any froyo place, however, the great thing about Yogurtouille is that you can check in on Unilocal for 15% off your order! They also offer a stamp/​frequent buyer card so you can earn your way to a free frozen yogurt– just be sure to ask for one at the register. Shoutout to my cashier, Claudine, for being so helpful by providing me with samples and lots of smiles :) Will be back for more!

Worse bubble tea I’ve ever had. I had the black tea/​honey, my wife had the green tea taro and my sister in law had the hot chocolate, which was nasty; worse than store brand mix. Do not go here for bubble tea or hot coco.

Small variety of flavor a. Mango tart is the best. The second best option is Pistachio.
Issue is you can not test the flavor by yourself. The guy has to come and give it to you which make it a bit awkward.

Tried the pumpkin and Thai milk tea flavors. Both were sort of acidic and semi sour. Was worried we’d get sick, but did not. Service was kinda weird. Not mean, not super kind. Just felt they were watching everything I was doing. Toppings aren’t the best quality.

Customer service is superb, so friendly and accommodating. My passion tea was made to my exact request :)

I typically only like tart froyo flavors and this place had FOUR. Biggest selection I’ve ever seen of tart flavors. Topping choices were pretty standard. The employee working was very friendly. Only thing I wish they would fix is the speed of the machines. The yogurt comes out way too fast. I had original tart and pineapple tart with almonds, cheesecake bites and strawberries. It really hit the spot!

Won’t be going back. An employee in particular just puts off a really uncomfortable vibe throughout the whole place. Plus the yogurts just taste so bad. I personally wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone.

At a first glance the store is very clean, beautifully decorated and nice and cool which is always a plus for a yogurt shop. The staff are nice and helpful.
I love the selection of yogurts! All the classics with some special flavors :) The toppings are standard but well organized and delicious too. Can’t go wrong with cheesecake bites, cookie dough, and fresh fruit!
The boba tastes fresh and the flavors are good.
Overall, I love that there is a good private yogurt shop right in downtown Fremont! Perfect place to hang out with some friends and kick back. Because its so central its easy to meet up with friends all over the tri-​city area. Will definitely make more trips back time and time again.

Had an cup with taro, cheesecake and strawberry. Everything was fine up until I tasted the strawberry, it was so sour that it numbed my tongue. I’m an disgusted that this place doesn’t make sure that the yogurt hasn’t run it’s expiration date.
Tip: try the flavors before buying to make it hasn’t got bad already.

We stumbled across this place after coming from the Fremont Bart and it being the only yogurt place that is walking distance. When we walked inside it was very cute. It had one employee that was working the register. We asked for some sample cups for the yogurt and the yogurt dispensers turned out to be melting/​runny and it would come out first very slow and then all at once. They seriously need to fix their machines. My friend got their boba drink and the lychee juice was decent but their boba tasted like it was very old. Would I come back? Probably not. I’m sure there are plenty of better boba/​yogurt places in Fremont other than this place.

Under new management and not good management. Would not honor «coupon». Missing major flavors as basic chocolate and several flavors completely out. Not happy. Used to come here weekly after dinner. No more.
Beware.

Yogurtouille, WHAT HAPPENED TO YOU?! This place used to be my family’s favorite yogurt shop because it was cheap, delicious and the staff was awesome!
But now I think the place is under new management.
My recent traumatic experience:
1) The yogurt seriously tastes so bad! There’s only two yogurt choices: it either tastes like medicine or it’s tasteless. Really sad because they are usually the best. It was so bad, my sister stopped eating it and threw it away because it was so horrible! I should’ve as well, but I powered through. And the topping choices were the worst selection I have ever seen from them. (It was mostly cereal. Cereal on yogurt??) *sad*
2) The manager totally tricked my mom! She came out of the back room and asked it my mom wanted to «TRY» their new boba. And then she asked what flavor and what size. At first we thought she was being very generous offering free boba to us but NO! SHE CHARGED MY MOM FOR BOBA SHE DIDNT EVEN WANT. (Btw, I left a tip a while ago saying that they have the best cheap boba, NOT ANYMORE. Not only does it taste gross, but the have the nerve to RAISE the price. And then they trick my mother.) *Shame*
I hope the old staff will come back soon or something changes cause I used to really like this place!

The last time I came here, it was completely full, but now it seems that the service has gone down. (The person behind the counter told me that they are hiring.) This place has the most inexpensive boba and its really customizable too. The problem is, I experienced discomfort with a certain staff member. I was coming back from sports practice with my friend and we explained that to the guy as to why we were there. It sounded like he had a forced laugh after everything he would say to us, it was very awkward. He started repeating himself about how tired my friends legs looked and that she should take an ice bath, and it was making her uncomfortable as well. When paying, he made both of us sign the receipt even though I paid with cash??? He later offered to help us with homework because he wasn’t doing anything else. This isn’t Kumon, and I think that guy should’ve been more professional. I was so uncomfortable after around 15 minutes inside that when we were getting ready to leave, he kept insisting that we sit inside. I don’t think I’ll be coming here again.

From all the reviews that I read from other folks on Unilocal,I decided to try this place out as I was just so hungry from my trip into SF. I walked in and I was able to grab a couple sample cups. The dispensers were not very forgiving. When you pulled and tried to get a small bit, it just dumps into the small sample cup. The flavors were also not so tasty at all. I’m not sure if it was the mint chocolate or the tart, but one of them was just foul. I didn’t taste it as it sounded like a safe choice, but I had to throw away my whole cup of yogurt as I was gagging.
I’m sure it might have just been my combinations, but the quality of the yogurt including consistency and flavor is just not up to the same standards as Yogurtland. I should have just taken my time and drive to the Yogurtland instead of wasting my money here. Well at least I know better now.

I used to always come to this place when it first opened, but that quality has really gone down. Today in the middle of summer, four of the ten available levers were not functioning at all, including the original tart flavor?! Preposterous.
If it weren’t so danged clean inside with decent milk tea and four different types of popping boba I would have given it two stars. The yogurt itself is pretty good and thick in texture, when it isn’t runny from a broken machine.

Yogurt selection was okay, there wasn’t any outstanding flavors to try.
I also ordered a milk tea from their menu but the cashier was so confused that I wasn’t sure if she really understood what I wanted even though it was just a regular milk tea with boba…
It seems like a cute place but not sure I would go it of my way to come here again.

Yogurt was pretty average. They also had really cheap milk tea, but my sister said it was not tasty.

The pumpkin pie and acai berry tart are my favorites! Ask for sample cups before you pick. The best and worst part of these machines is that even though the yogurt comes out really fast so that you always get more than what you wanted (and pay for more than what you wanted), you always get tons of sampling to fill up on.
Some of the flavors aren’t that good. Take a pass on the graham crackers and the S’mores. I wouldn’t lower my rating on this place only because they rotate flavors so often and the availability of sampling makes your final selection worthy and satisfying.
39 cents per oz. may not be the cheapest but unless if you’re getting 40 oz. of yogurt (I might actually do that one day…), I wouldn’t complain.

+ 12 flavors, half of them change every 2 weeks. (Popular flavors like Plain Tart and Cable Car Chocolate never swap out)
+ Tons of toppings to choose from.
+ No line.
+ Free tastings.
+ All flavors are non-​fat.
+ 39 cents per oz. (not the cheapest, here’s the rate)
+ Friendly cashier.
+ Clean.
Having a major sweet tooth, I decided to try as many flavors as possible. Of course, I had to include as many toppings as possible as well. I don’t care much for having gummy worms/​bears, nuts, or cereal with my froyo, but I practically selected everything else. When I was done with my creation, my bowl was overflowing (literally) with the following:
~ Raspberry
~ Cable Car Chocolate
~ Green Apple Tart
~ Mango Tart
~ Chocolate Caramel Turtle
~ Cake Batter
~ French Vanilla
~ Cheesecake bites
~ White chocolate chips
~ Peanut butter chips
~ Strawberry popping boba
~ Kiwi popping boba
~ Mango popping boba
~ Blueberry popping boba
~ Orange popping boba
7 flavors, 8 toppings — where there is a will, there is a way!
I particulaly liked the Green Apple Tart and Mango Tart — very refreshing and not too sour. The rest of the flavors did not stand out much. The Cable Car Chocolate seemed too dense. I was surprised to see so many flavors of popping boba, but couldn’t really taste the blueberry flavor when it burst.
My end product looked incredible and there are a ton of options, but in terms of flavors and pricing… I prefer Yogurtland.