Yogi Castle

Clean, friendly. Good toppings, fruit and hot fudge. Parking can be a pain in this strip.
And, definitely the most affordable yogurt I’ve found in the area so far, coming in at 44 cents /​ounce.

Today we stopped by to try out the $ 4 all you can fill. But had to leave with a bitter experience due to some uncivilized/​uncouth behavior by the cashier or may be manager. It was an Asian guy very rudely interrupted us from taking topping after filling up the cup with yogurt. He’s excuse was we have already filled up our cup with yogurt so we can’t take additional toppings. WTH!!! Who does that? As long as you don’t spill all over the place you should be good. However he’s behaviour was disdaining.
Suggestion to the owner/​manager: Better send that Asian guy to take Some customer service training.

Great selection and they’re always clean. I love their salted caramel and dulce de leche. The topping are always well organized and fresh. My go to.

We stopped in today to try out this place since we live in the neighborhood and it is so hot out. We ended up leaving quite upset and without purchasing anything.
The owner/​manager/​whatever is horribly rude and has ZERO customer service skills.
Apparently trying more than one sample, and using a spoon to eat out of the sample cup (instead of squeezing the product out of the cup) is tantamount to high treason and and will earn you a very rude «you can’t do that! No more samples for you!» from the owner/​manager person (older man).
When confronted about his rude declaration, he made no apologies and continued to be rude, even when we tried to explain that we were actually there to spend money on yogurt, and we had not actually sampled every flavor as he suggested (though honestly, even if we had, how in the world are you supposed to be able to pick a flavor you’ve never had before if you don’t sample it first??).
We kept insisting that we were making a purchase and that we had only sampled about 3 – 4 flavors, and he kept insisting that we were wasting his product and that spoons aren’t allowed unless you have already made a purchase.
It was an all around terrible experience, which is unfortunate since I live just a few doors away from this place and was hoping this could be an occasional treat for my daughter and I (and I was also looking forward to having the marscapone and dark chocolate hazelnut flavors that I had sampled).
Moral of the story: only buy if you know exactly which flavor you are getting and don’t require any samples.

Used to like this place but the past few times I’ve been here, the yogurt machines have smelled like rotting milk. Everything else has been fine: nice cashiers, good variety of toppings, good indoor seating. But the smell disgusts me. Makes me not want to eat that yogurt. It’s like they hire new kids every season and who knows if they’re regularly cleaning the yogurt dispensers? I don’t. Not coming back. Smelled way too bad, can’t get it out of my memory.

This place is pretty pricey. A cup of yogurt cost the same as a burrito from Chipole next door. The male cashier never greet when customers walk in or say hi when they check out. How professional could that be? Almost every single time I visit, it happened… and no green tea flavor.

Pretty good. Lots of new ingredients. Clean and tidy. Short on fruits, only 4 available. strawberry was cut pretty big portioned. friendly staffs. strange smell upon walking into the store.

Froyo joints seem to be pretty typical but this was the first that I’ve run into that had an «exotic» flavor like taro.
Other than that, the establishment was nothing out of the ordinary. Although they weren’t very busy at the time, I think they could probably use a few more seats inside just to utilize the usable square footage.

This place is close to home, so I’m here often in the warmer months! I love that they offer a variety of flavors and toppings and rotate them frequently. My only complaint is that the tables are often dirty, but otherwise… delicious!

I love this place! Try the peach flavor, it’s my favorite and 16 handles doesnt have it!

Only one tart selection.

Lots of flavors and toppings to choose from. Great prices as well. My 5 yr old daughter loves this place. She doesn’t like to mix her yogurt with any toppings, but she like the candy. So they let her put candy in a separate cup. I thought that was cool of them.

Clean and has loads of flavors, marginally better than Coldstone but pretty pricey as well. The staff is friendly and let you sample as many flavors as you want before you choose one.
Like others said, too many American ice cream flavors. You can get the same tastes in the ice cream section at Giant.
I am biased because I haven’t bought into the whole frozen yogurt craze — I just don’t see the appeal, I’d choose Brusters any day.
So, loads of choices (isn’t that the American dream?) with sub-​par toppings that will put you down about $ 10 a person.

For the past month I learned it that one MUST believe into Unilocal. When the rating is high go there if not just stay away. Yogi vastle is definately somewhere you should go for desert. Believe me better than «stony cream»

Very delicious yogurt and once you take a sample of it you want more. Very clean store, simple to select what you want. A bit expensive but worth it, I definitely make the effort to spoil myself from time time.

The peach mango flavor was great, as was the gingerbread flavor! And for all of you pumpkin lovers — they also currently have pumpkin flavor.

The frozen yogurt is good. It’s soft and creamy. And doesn’t have the bitter after taste like most yogurt deserts have. I decided to go with a plain vanilla with strawberries and mangos for starters.
They charge by weight, and their prices seem reasonable. If you get 10oz or more and guess the exact weight the desert is free.

I’m glad Germantown has a Yogi Castle. Its as good as Frozen Yo, (a chain in Washington DC)
They now have new flavors and some feature the active cultures from Activia Brand yogurt.
Great toppings and fresh fruits.
I always go for the strawberry yogurt swirled with low fat cheesecake.
Yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

Kinda disappointed this place was seriously missing that asian quality that original froyo spots pioneered with. I guess they’re catering to the demographics in germantown but really… no taro flavor? green tea? Lychees? But those are all my favorites!
Sure they have tons of flavors, but NOT diggin’ flavors like cheesecake, peanut butter, cookies and cream… My thing is if I was going for the American ice-​creamish flavors, I would go to the Coldstone down the street.
They’re a big hit with kids/​teens on a Friday night. The line was a good 15 min. and a little overpriced with no justification. The place had that typical vibrant cuteness to it. To be fair, there is nothing wrong with the froyo they have, the fruit and topping selections, etc. But to me, they’re kinda missing the essence of good froyo.

I was suprised at how wide a range of flavors this froyo spot carries – some 10 – 15! – from all kinds of fruitiness to NY cheesecake, chocolate milk, etc. I particularly liked the Dulce de Leche flavor which had a nice caramely taste, and which I’ve never seen at any other froyo place before. Although, I was pretty bummed that they were out of the Original Tart flavor.
The toppings here however were bleh. All the fruit toppings I got (banana, strawberry, mango, kiwi) seemed to have started to rot and just not very fresh :(However, they did have my favorite froyo topping, mochi, which was a relief. They also had grass jelly (?) which I loveee as well.
Overall, not the best froyo place I’ve been to around here, but considering how much I love frozen yogurt and how close this one is to me, this place would do for me :)