Yogurt Time

Standard fro yo establishment– nice selection of flavors and toppings. I was able to try the taro (nice and creamy) and the raspberry pomegranate (tart and crisp). While I have my issues with styrofoam (the environment!), I do appreciate that they have these kind of cups along with a nice note suggesting to use them for to-​go orders since they’ll keep the fro yo from melting longer.
Feel free to ask them for sample cups to try some flavors before you decide, and I really doubt there will ever be a wait.

Always a delight coming here. Various flavors but other than the fresh fruits, the other sprinkle-​stuff seemed a bit old and un-​replenished. The workers are always nice and they have a rewards program when u purchase yogurt.

Been here a few times. They have lots of toppings, including fresh fruit and little boba balls which pop in your mouth.
They have nonfat and nondairy yogurts for those watching their weight and lactose intolerant. I stick to my four favorite flavors — salted caramel, fruit punch, plain sour, and a pomegranate.
The shop is always clean. The toppings area is also very clean. I get the mochi squares and they have never been stale.
Five stars! I haven’t had a bad experience so Yogurt Time, you earned it.

I visited this colorful yogurt shop because my doctor — Terrisa S. Ha, M.D. gave me complimentary passes. Well, what I can say about my doctor’s good taste is that it extends beyond her practice! This shop is after my heart — no sugar added yogurt! It’s a beautiful setting to match all of the fancy selections of yogurt! They even offer gourmet coffee. Who’d a thunk it? Certainly not me. Well, what I can say about the yogurt is don’t let the smooth taste fool you. It’s really yogurt and it is wonderful!

No matter how good the yogurt might taste, there is nothing more unappetizing than the smell of backed up toilet permeating the place. I had the sea salt caramel latte which tasted like coffee, without the caramel. The wife made a combo of peanut butter and dutch chocolate. We both agreed that the frozen yogurt was just average but the stinky smell from the bathroom nearly drove us out before we even served up the froyo. Won’t be back.

Great little gem in La Palma.
Owners are super friendly and welcoming.
Yogurt tastes good and they get fresh fruits for toppings every morning.
Wi-​Fi is also pretty fast. Good place to study as well.

I like this little spot, close to my house, open late, and never crowded. Very clean and toppings are always fresh and well taken care of, love the toasted almonds! Never stale. My only 2 complaints: the «hot» fudge really isn’t hot, it comes out in globs rather than smooth hot fudge. The other complaint is that the PB cups taste kind of off… definatly not Resee’s and that makes a difference. Overall I like this place.

What Time Is It? It’s Yogurt Time… This is the slogan printed on the shirts for this small yogurt shop in Buena Park. We were looking for somewhere to pick up some dessert after dinner last night and stumbled across this Yogurt shop on Unilocal.
The shop itself has plenty of parking, it is very colorful and looks very reminiscent of a Tutti-​Frutti frozen yogurt location in both color and décor. What this place lacks compared to other yogurt shops is the selection of flavors and topping seem to be far more limited than the larger chains. One chocolate and one vanilla option and the other 8 – 10 flavors were all of the tropical fruit variety. I myself had the strawberry banana which was flavorful but the topping bar was very lacking as well. The strawberries were nice but the kiwi tasted far from fresh and the lack of basics such as graham cracker crumb was a little disappointing. Pricing is in line with other places of this type at 35 cents per oz (slightly below Cherry on Top or Yogurtland).
The pictures on the wall of various customers enjoying their yogurty goodness is a nice touch to give the place a bit of charm. I would come back if in the area to try some different flavors but there are several other better options for yogurt available out there.

Great self serve yogurt. Several toppings to choose from. Every time I’m in there i am the only one in there which is a little strange. The yogurt was good, but I wish they had more toppings to choose from.

Comparable to Yogurtland — I like it about the same.
The set up is very similar. Several yogurt machines to select your flavors, toppings to choose from (sweets, fruits, sauces to squirt on top), and you pay by weight. Cost is about the same as Yogurtland.
The yogurt flavors are hit-​n-​miss; the fruit flavors were good but the others (ie — chocolate mint cookie) were somewhat flavorless. They have just as many toppings as Yogurtland but while some of the toppings are the same, several are different. I don’t remember junior mint balls or marshmallow cream at the Yogurtlands I’ve been to.
The woman behind the counter was all smiles. This is obviously an after-​school hangout as there were a flock of teens both inside and out. Yet I was unable to get a date for prom.

ok selection of flavors…
this is like an afterschool hang out for high schoolers? …i guess I went during rush hours…

Go to Yogurt land if you can. Waste of money to have yogurt here. Not my place.

The Cerritos Yogurtland by my job is still my favorite of all the yogurt places, but this place is pretty good too. Tried the Orange Blast this time and it was awesome. The Original Tart is one of my favorites, too.
We had quite a few orders that we were taking home, so I think we flustered the girl working the counter. She was super nice, but our yogurt was melting by the time she finished with us.

My first impression was, «This place is popular among the kids that go to school nearby, but I’ll pass.»
That was what I thought until it was a late night and my friends and I were too lazy to drive a few more miles to Cerritos where we could get some REAL yogurt at Yogurtland. So we opted to come here and surprisingly, we were satisfied with what we got. They had all the basic yogurt flavors from tart to taro, and their toppings were fresh. The service was friendly, mostly high school kids that work here like any Korean yogurt place, and they kept the place running really clean.
The tables and seating area is cute, highlight color chairs that brighten up the place and there are pictures of familiar and not familiar faces of people that go to school, or live in the little city of La Palma.
The lasting impression? «It’s a great place to get some quick, late night something when you have the munchies and you’re in La Palma. But if you can drive to Cerritos just a few minutes away, go to Yogurtland!»

This place was very clean like everyone has said. I have driven by it a few times and only recently felt such a need for frozen yogurt that I had to go in. There weren’t as many interesting flavor options as I am used to. Apparently I am frozen yogurt spoiled. The yogurt was a little thin, not as creamy as others I have had.
I was also disappointed in their toppings section. Many of my go to toppings were missing like Heath Bar. That was a bit frustrating. But they did have chocolate covered sunflowers and choco rocks? It seemed weird to have those but no Heath. I will not likely come back to this shop. It’s totally not Yogurt Time for me. sad face.

Stumbled upon this place very randomly and decided to give it a go.
I served myself a tub of plain and lychee yogurt and topped it off with chocolate rocks.
The consistency of the yogurt is a tad bit icy and the plain yogurt had an almost lemony flavor to it. It almost wasn’t plain enough. The lychee flavor was spot on and amazing, really refreshing!
The lady inside was super friendly. The prices are cheap and it’s close to the ‘rents. They offer an incentive card for so many yogurts purchased.
It’s not the best, but in a pinch, it’s a winner.

While this isn’t the BEST yogurt spot, this is now the closest one to me since Tutti Frutti closed down. ((tear))
Reluctantly I came by Yogurt Time last night because my husband begged me to. I even tried to bribe the man with ICE CREAM… but it didn’t work. The place was relatively clean and empty. I was initially a little put off by the Styrofoam cups, but whatever. The place is really NO FRILLS. I notice that other Unilocalers are whining about the price. It wasn’t a big deal for me… because I’ve never gone to a yogurt spot and only got ONE serving. I figure if I can walk out having spent less than $ 20 for my entire family, then I did good!
The fruit toppings appeared to be really fresh. I didn’t really think much of the flavor selection (or lack thereof). I liked that they had dairy free yogurts for the lactose intolerant folks in my house. WE ALL APPRECIATED IT! hahha…
It wasn’t the BEST place I’ve ever been, nor was it the worst. I’ll probably be back sooner or later.

SiMPLY AWESOME!
the moment i saw a frozen yogurt place opened by my house i almost started jumping up and down… i love f.y. and i visit sacramento very often where there seems to be a frozen yogurt place in every corner. so when i got back home and i saw YOGURT TIME had opened i got super excited… they have amazing flavors ((loooooove the plain tart)) and toppings. i LOOOVE their FREQUENT VISITOR CARDS, they system is pretty cool as well as the place. i very much enjoy to go, i recommend it!!!

I went here last week. The store is really small and run by a friendly asian guy. Some of the flavors they had were plain tart, taro, chocolate, vanilla, hawaiian delight. The toppings looked kind of old. But I only put a gummy bear on mine. I went with 3 other friends. I think four yogurts ended up being slightly less than 12 dollars. I still like Golden Spoon better.