Yogurtland

The selection of flavors are great
The yogurt is rich and creamy
I love the self serve
The price– what a rip off!
I think my yogurt weighed only 4 ounces and it was almost $ 8.00!
I buy 32 ounce quarts of frozen yogurt for $ 6 dollars at home
Also they are supposed to close at 10 pm but for some reason they may close at 9:30 or 9:45 even though there are plenty of people inside. So if you do go– get there before 9:30 and bring plenty of cash

Great flavor selection at this location! Want the perfect combination? Get: Pecan praline, coconut, taro, with a sliver of chocolate truffle over the top. Then add: blueberries, strawberries, mango, banana, coconut shavings, & toffee crunch. (Don’t quote me, this is a personal preference. Lol.)

Three yogurt handles were empty so not a lot of options. Cashier said the «sh*t» word a few times which was offputting. Would have given one star but the place is clean which is good.

Well they closed 3 minutes early as I stood next to the door holding my phone as evidence to the actual time to show the lady and the lady didn’t care at all… just continued cleaning even though I was right. Disappointed.

Hits the spot after eating in Whalers Village eateries. The customer service here is very good, plus you can come watch a great show in the evenings in the whalers village stage, while you enjoy your soft yogurt. They had a wide variety of flavored here from Mango to Coffee and Dutch Chocolate. Overall, good experience.

Finally a yogurtland! We have so many of them but I always loved yogurtland. This one is located at the whalers village they validate with a $ 10 min purchase. We went there to cool down and be tourist for a lil while since its been too long. This location is really clean and lighting in here is nice and bright :) We went in hoping they would have our favorite flavor TARO (minus a star) but we found another flavor «sorbet». After getting our yogurt we added toppings and paid for our concoction. There our tables outside to enjoy your treat :) (don’t mind the birds roaming around)! Will be returning here soon.

I don’t know about all the coworkers but one of them was very disrespectful. He looked dirty kinda but anyway. He kept giving me attitude. Other than that the yogurt was alright. I’ve had better. Bad experience hayns

Not impressed. Came here the last night of our Maui stay. We were there 9:20pm, and half the toppings had already been cleared out and the yogurt was more slush than frozen yogurt so the machines had obviously already been turned off. What a bummer, I guess they in reality close at 9pm not 10pm

Despite an unswervingly delicious frozen confection time after time, the customer service at this particular Yogurtland location is detrimental to the overall «fro yo experience.» The employees contribute highly negative energy to the store, which is not a good pairing with any flavor yogurt. If the frozen yogurt wasn’t consistently delightful, there would be no repeat customers. To say the least, «shaka» finds no home in this particular Yogurtland location. But luckily, the yogurt leaves a lasting impression and makes for unforgettable memories — even if employees are kicking trash cans around and the store smells like abrasive cleaning supplies. Hakuna matata.

What a nice mid-​day treat on a hot day on Maui! This is a new yogurt shop to us and we were impressed. The service was very helpful and gave us the time and space to taste and choose the flavors we liked. We went back three times during our vacation on Ka’anapali.

If I could have ice cream/​gelato/​frozen yogurt after every meal, I would. Just because it was two minutes from the beach, I was an instant fan. Add a decent variety of flavors and complementary strawberry-​infused water as you wait to fill your oversized cup to the brim — makes Yogurtland a popular destination.
I usually skip the fruit topping and go straight for the sugary sweets. The gummies were fresh and tropically flavored but the chocolate options weren’t too impressive. Maybe I’m the only one wanting a sugar overload, but no peanut butter cups or chocolate nonpareils was a little disappointing.
Summer sun plus good froyo equals the perfect combination.

Truly love the Yogurtland brand, however this location is different with the quality of service.
Arrived at this location yesterday evening at 7:55 pm with my family and found out that they were out of 5 of the 12 flavors. It was a busy evening. It was not the employees advising the customers flavors were out, it was the customers telling the Yogurtland employees. One worker went and turned the signs around on the flavors that were out and then told the customers it would be between 10 – 15 minutes to replenish the machines. I wanted plan tart (which was out as well) so I decided to wait while my wife and son comprised on their flavors.
After about 15 minutes I walked back into the stored and asked a worker if the plain tart was available. The person working stated that it was not available and he wad not sure when plain tart would be replenished in the machine. I then left with my family.
I did have a chance to take photos of the machines with the signs turned around.

Tasty and flavors like Taro, Mango and Coconut, what’s not to love! It’s a great dessert after dinner and hits the spot at the Whalers Village

Even though you might be thinking, seriously frozen yogurt in HAWAII? Well it’s good! My favorite topping… MOCHI! I scoop at least 10 scoops into my cup. It is soo good. I love yogurtland!

Just your run-​of-​the-​mill self serve yogurt shop. Nothing spectacular. The establishment is clean. They offer less toppings than most other self-​serve yogurt shops Ive frequented.

Giving one star based on the service alone — we arrived around 30 minutes before closing for a late night fro-​yo and when I asked for some water, we were told «We’re out of water». Seriously? You can’t hook me up with some tap water? That’s just ridiculous. It seemed the the real reason was that the employee didn’t want to refill the water tank that was sitting out by the yogurt area because they were closing soon.
The yogurt itself was fine, but some of the employees need to be better trained in customer service instead of being blatantly lazy.

Yogurtland… Yogurtland…Yogurtland…I mean I don’t really know what else to say that has not already been said. However I can say that while this location is extremely small… the service and yogurt… are OUT OF THIS WORLD… wohooooo…yogurtland. I mean no matter where I have visited and found a yogurtland I have been 100% satisfied. So when the wife and I found this location at Whaler’s Village… it was on like Donkey Kong. OOOOOHHH and the prices which I am always talking about when it comes to Maui… well the yogurt was actually affordable and that was AWESOME. I don’t believe the wife and I paid more than 7 bucks for two medium sized cups of froyo yumminess… LOL (yes I know that is not a real word). So if your looking for a Froyo sweet treat… your search is over… head on over to Yogurtland and Eat, Drink, and be Merry my Friends!!!

Good typical yogurt bar. The toppings are pretty good, although the fruit could be a little fresher, and the selection of candy is good, but not great. I was impressed with the variety of sweet yogurt flavors (including taro), but there only seemed to be 2 tart options. There’s a clear plastic divider that I think is meant to help guide people through the yogurt and toppings area, but actually it sort of just seems to make it more crowded in front of the yogurt. Friendly staff. You have to spend $ 15 to get parking validated, which I guess is fine with a group, but is fairly impossible with two people.
I prefer Island Froyo!

Great location in Whaler’s Village and right next door to the Westin! Visited here almost everyday for a cool sweet treat and it kept me pretty happy! Nothing like eating a fro-​yo on the beach while watching whales.
The staff here is friendly and welcoming, ready to assist if need be.
Very clean and bright and cheery.
Tried a bunch of flavours while there:
Honeycomb-doesn’t actually have a honey flavor, sad.
Devil’s Food and Dutch Chocolate-​very chocolatey indeed! Left a weird after taste.
Coconut-​TRY THIS! It was so delicious. I mixed it with everything while I was there and it still was amazing.
They also had a ton of toppings, no mochis, but I’ll forgive them.

We tried several local ice cream and froyo shops in this part of Maui… but kept returning to Yogurtland. Sure, we might have been unconsciously missing California where we were first introduced to Yogurtland… but we also knew that we couldn’t go wrong here. It’s self-​serve, and there are enough froyo flavors and toppings to satisfy our every craving. Was it our imagination, or the fruits tasted fresher here than at home?
This Yogurtland is inside the Whaler’s Village — that’s another plus. You buy enough, like in really huge portions, you might get to validate parking. The price is low at 32(?) cents per ounce, so why not. Non-​fat and low in calorie, too.
There’s also Pinkberry on this island, one at the airport even, but Yogurtland wins the competition in our opinion. (Same thing here on the mainland.)
SUM: Refreshing and rewarding, in any way you want!