Red Mango

I just had the strawberry banana spoonable smoothie and it was delicious! Is def a keeper!

We found this place based on an ad online for $ 2 off a smoothie. It was hot like hell so we stopped by. We got 2 smoothie and they only took $ 2 off. We asked about it the girl said she did not know and gave an awkward smile. False advertising. I do not like dishonest business.

A friend mentioned Red Mango as a probiotic all-​natural yogurt place that offered a plain unflavored option so I was really excited to try it, because:
1) I love probiotics (my fave frozen yogurt chain is Yogen Fruz, after all); and
2) I love plain, unflavored organic yogurt (I actually like the sourness!)
All that said — Red Mango was incredibly disappointing. Their natural yogurt is not sour in the good way that typical plain natural yogurt is. Between the absurdly sharp acidity and the unpleasant aftertaste, I would rate it as somewhere between spoiled sour cream and curdled milk. (Is it bad to admit that I’ve actually tasted both of those things?)
The service didn’t help. When we walked in, there was no one behind the counter. We stood there for a few minutes before a girl who had been sitting outside on the patio chatting with a friend came in and asked if she could help us. I was like, «um… yes?» The instant she finished processing our order, she immediately ran (and I mean that literally) back outside to continue gabbing with her friend.

3.5 stars
I like that this place is more than just a yogurt place. Smoothies, frozen coffee drinks, fro-​yo — quite the variety for what’s seemingly just a fro-​yo place to someone who’s not in the know. I also like that it’s not self-​serve. I’m not a big fan of those places.
Came here on the evening of St. Paddy’s day and the only person working was sitting outdoors watching the party across from the store at the Republic Kitchen & Bar. That’s OK, I guess if there’s no one in the store there’s no harm in enjoying the nice weather and people watching out in front.
I thought the fro-​yo flavor offerings were kinda lacking. There were a few flavors and only one that I wound up «settling» for — Vanilla Bean. I tried the chocolate mint and really wasn’t a fan. I’m sure that’s someone’s thing though. As far as frozen yogurt goes Vanilla Bean was a fantastic flavor. And you can feel good about their yogurt because it’s the healthy stuff — gluten free, full of probiotics, all natural, etc.
I didn’t think the service was overly friendly. Also, we had that $ 5 off thing by joining Red Mango’s club online. My yogurt came to 4– something and I wasn’t allowed to use the $ 5 thing unless my purchase was $ 5 bucks or over. I guess I missed that part. So my hubby ordered a fro-​yo too and we wound up paying a lot more than we thought we would considering we had five bucks off… we only paid 3 or 4 bucks or so but still, I felt like the yogurt was kind of expensive.
Since i’m not obsessive about all that healthful stuff when I’m in the mood for some frozen yogurt I think I’ll stick to Golden Spoon where the flavors are more plentiful and the prices can be pretty reasonable when you get their text coupons. I might come back to Red Mango to try a smoothie :)

Current Flavor — Vanilla bean yogurt and it is dee-​licous!!! Frozen yogurt that’s healthy and tasty! It’s full of probiotics and no artificial crap!!! Lot’s of toppings to choose from. The service isn’t always with a smile.

My sister is the queen of Fro-Yo…I only dabble.
Red Mango is hands down the best I have ever had… I’ve been to literally dozens of places in Vegas and another 6 — 8 places in So Cal… and nothing is as fresh, natural and of the same high quality as Red Mango. You can taste and feel the difference in you r mouth! I for one love tasting fresh, quality and natural difference in my mouth!
I am all about their pomegranate… I get it with blue berries and strawberries… that’s just how I roll. I imagine that you’d be happy with any selection that you normally partake in though.
Additionally, the seating area is clean and modern, while the service was friendly and helpful. What else are you looking for in a frozen yogurt place… that a rhetorical question Ted. You don’t have to answer it.

So-​So…
Use to be my favorite place for frozen yogurt, but the staff became inconsistent on servings and they change the flavors all the time. I can only get the yogurt flavor when other people buy it or when it’s the right season.
Plus, it’s a little pricey compared to other options in the area.
Sorry, but I’ve moved on…

This is a good froyo option that offers more than just frozen yogurt in a cup. I did get the mango ice cream with the naked granola, which was really good. I noticed they had smoothies, protein shakes, and other similar items. The interior looks like a salon more than anything but I was only interested in the froyo and not the surroundings! ;) The owner was really nice as well, as a side note.

Positives: Fresh frozen yogurt and toppings. The toppings are unique and are piled on quite generously. Generally, refreshing.
Negatives: Not much variety on yogurts. This is excusable considering they make everything fresh.
A little pricey for frozen yogurt.

I came into Red Mango expecting it to be a self serve place, but it wasn’t. I decided to get the small with Mango yogurt and strawberries and blueberries on top. This came out to be about $ 4 something. Mind you when I go to a self serve place I spend about $ 2 bucks max. It was nice that she overflowed it with fruit, but I definitely like to put my own toppings on myself.
Service was friendly but rushed even though I was the only one there. I didn’t really get to look around and see what my options really were. Overall, it was ok, but not my favorite.

I love this cute little shop. It’s like a café filled with contemporary décor, magazines to read, and fun art work. Red Mango is the yogurt shop that popped my fro yo virginity, and trust me, I haven’t been the same since.
I love that their topping selections here are all premium toppings. Don’t expect any gummy worm surprises here! The fruits are fresh and ripe! I also love that their mango topping is ripe and sweet. Right now, they offer the new apple cinnamon orchard, also the pumpkin spice, pom pomegranate, and regular tart. I’m not a big fan of their seasonal flavors, but I am completely in love their classic tart. It’s just the perfect tart goodness. Big ups to their organic goodness and natural ingredients.
75 cents per topping on top of the $ 2.95 for small, $ 3.95 for the medium, and $ 5.95 for large portions. Only thing I’m not a fan of is the 75 cent per topping. There’s no room for any culinary creativity here if you’re trying to create a unique fro yo cup. Also, 75 cents for a topping? You’d better hope they fill the damn cup with topping!

I can be clear on the other side of town and will drive to Red Mango. I was on the Strip and came back to my side of town just to go to this one. I know it isn’t clear across town, but Unilocal told me there was one on the Strip. Did I listen? No, I like my usual store. Normally, a chain is a chain, but not here. I will be the first to say that this location is special.
It is the attention to details from the owner that has me preaching. I wish that I could deviate from the berry parfait, but the only thing that changes is the flavor of the yogurt. Luckily, they offer great flavors that complement my treat of choice.
11÷3÷11 had Ghiradelli Dark Chocolate, Original, POM Pomegranate, and Pumpkin Spice. The first three are delicious with all the fresh strawberries, blueberries, banana, and granola. The last one doesn’t sound too bad either. The GDC is amazing. Instead of sickeningly sweet, it had a great tart flavor from the yogurt and the smoothness of chocolate. Unless they bring back Green Tea or Key Lime, I will be sticking to this one for as long as they keep it.

Can I get a high five for Red Mango?! This place is so casual yet classy and chic. The yogurt makes me tingle… hehe… it contains so many probiotics, vitamins, and calcium, who knew stuff this good can be so healthy for you! Okay I know this may be a weird combination, but everytime I come here, I only get one thing… the original yogurt with watermelon. YUP!!! May sound weird but trust me its so refreshing. The sour/​tart/​coldness of the yogurt & the crunchy, crisp, juicy taste of the watermelon is a perfect combination… pleasing to the eyes and the mouth ;) O yea & if you have time to sit and chat, the owner, Chi is such an awesome person. Conversations you have with her will top off your whole Red Mango experience!

Yes, yes, yes!!!
Okay this is REAL frozen yogurt. Don’t get me wrong. I really like U-​Swirl and Golden Spoon, but they are a whole different category.
If you like the tart yogurts you can get at the other places, you’ll love this stuff. It’s natural and I believe organic as well.
The don’t have a billion flavors like everyone else and it isn’t self serve. They do have a variety of toppings, and they can also make you a custom parfait and smoothies.
My favorite flavor is peach with graham cracker crumbs and fresh strawberry. It’s truly orgasmic.
They used to have frozen hot chocolate that you could add fruit too, which I also adored, but no more.
It’s a bit pricey, but it’s okay to treat yourself every so often.

Extremely rude girl working here last Friday afternoon — tons of attitude. When I asked if she could look up my Club Mango balance by my name or phone number, she said no, we had to have the physical card. Well, since I’ve been a Club Mango member for years, I no longer have the card and have NEVER had a problem with this at any Red Mango in California. We walked out without making any purchase because of her rudeness.
Looking at other Unilocalers’ reviews, seems like we’re not the only folks to get that attitude — shocked at Lee F’s comments!

Ok, so they name threw me off at first but I gave it a chance. The presentation always pleasant. I mean look at the photos. The staff is friendly and knows all about all of the flavors. They allow you to sample pretty much everything. For the calorie counter this is definitely your dessert spot. They have the calories listed right on the menu above the register in bold print. No secret guilt here.
Now on to the taste. I am partial to the pomegranate but the other flavors are pretty good as well. You have the choice of doctoring up your dessert with whatever sides you want. The Mango goji balls are the best. It could be 5 stars but its just a little pricey for me. The location is perfect.

Now this is what I’m talking about! If you’re going to eat frozen yogurt instead of a big piece of chocolate cake (c’mon, you know that’s what you really want), red mango is about as good as it gets.
The original tart is delightful. It is rich and flavorful and unique compared to other fro-​yo equivalents in the area. It tastes like yogurt, and that is not an insult. It’s substantive, and almost creamy, and — at least in my experiences — never runny like you often encounter with some of the self-​serve options. I’ve generally had really good experiences with the staff. They’re generally quite friendly and patient when I’m asking for samples.
My favorite combo: original flavor with dark chocolate chips and strawberry. My second favorite flavor is pomegranate. However, I like the original enough that it’s rarely worth it to me to pay more for a specialty flavor. To me, Red Mango is the Greek yogurt equivalent among the typical Dannon and Yoplait retailers.

For as long as i’ve discovered frozen yog’, i love indulging in the weirdest and tastiest of combos from toppings. My friend that lived near Henderson, told me about Red Mango, and I thought, «why travel 20 miles when I have other yogurt shack near me» I live in Summerlin. One night I happened to be down the street from RM and decided to try. So upon walking in, I was super excited about the design inside. Sick. Nice booths, they have actual fresh flowers in vases. Noteworthy. So then I tried the original yogurt flavor with the organic granola, graham crackers, and fresh blueberries. Sidenote: They serve for you so it’s not open bar. One bite. Warning, corny thoughts. I sort of had a moment of bliss. All corniness aside, it was Orrrgasmic. In that moment I knew why my friend love red mango so much.
If i can transform these 5 full stars into 5 blue giants, so be it, because even real yogurt is noteworthy, probiotics. If you ever feel sick, think of red mango over soup.
P. s. I met the manager, she’s awesome, if you invite her, she’ll sit with you and have a cool conversation about anything.

Quick Summary: Best of the Best Fro-​Yo in all of Las Vegas, and healthier too!
From the outside, Red Mango kind of blends in with everything else at the large strip mall. I have actually driven past it several times, without even knowing it was there. Hence the much long overdue visitation. But I am glad I finally was able to try their healthier made from 100% all-​natural ingredients, with GanedenBC30™ probiotics and none of that artificial sweeteners, not to mention certified gluten-​free! frozen yogurts. So healthy and nutritious food, assuming consumption in moderation, is a check!
They may not have the 12+ flavors offered at other local fro-​yo shops, but they feature 3 full time flavors (Original, Pomegranate, Madagascar Vanilla) and another flavor that is on a weekly rotation. «Today’s» flavor happened to be Key Lime, and I thought it was just okay. But the other samples, given that it was my first ever visit to any Red Mango and the well informed/​trained staff behind the counter have given me, were all very good. I especially liked the Original (which is slightly sweet and tangy, just like its menu description) and the Madagascar Vanilla, so that was the two flavors I ordered in a large cup and topped it with mochi and fresh raspberries. Price tag $ 8.05 ($ 5.95 + (2x$ 0.75) + tax) + tip. And you get a pretty hefty cup of delicious frozen yogurt to enjoy quickly, before it melts into a watery puddle.
Price-​wise, I am not sure if it costs more or less per ounce compared to the other build your own fro-​yo competitors that charges by the ounces. I am guessing with each toppings at $ 0.75 extra, it can add up rather quickly. But they do advertise that they use 100% natural ingredients and not the powdered mix often used in other shops, and you can rally taste the difference. I think it is worth the premium, but you can try it yourself and make an informed decision afterwards. So receiving positive value for price paid is yes!
The interior of the shop was mostly decorated in a bright white and a darker shade of red, even the tables and chairs matches this color scheme. And they have fresh flowers in vases on the tables. The middle of the seating area also has nice comfy (brown) couches for you to sit and relax as long as you care to stay in Red Mango. They don’t have much of a reading library, just some Porche magazines. Nice interior decorating sensibility and application. Check!
While I was there, I only interacted with one friendly staff at the counter. She didn’t look like what I would imagine the owner, Chi, to look like, but she was still very well informed about the yogurt products. So friendly, courteous service provided by a knowledgeable and well trained staff. Check!
Location. A little far from me, but it is close to some of my favorite restaurants and dessert places around Las Vegas, so I will just have to make the most of my expeditions to the SE part of town. And it is located in what I considered a nice strip mall with a lot of bustling businesses.
So overall a 5 stars Unilocal review from this budding frozen yogurt connoisseur.
And just in case you care to know a little more about the ingredients in some of the foods we eat, here is a little something on vanilla. Pastry chefs, bakers and those in the food industry have been told countless times that the best vanilla comes from Madagascar. And over there it is mostly the Vanilla Planifolia subspecie of vanilla originally cultivated by the Pre-​Columbian Mesoamerican that is commercially grown. But is «Madagascar-​Bourbon» vanilla the best because of the quality of the product or the fact that Madagascar is now responsible for 97% of the world’s vanilla bean production? I have no idea what the answer is, but I do know that vanilla is the second most expensive spice after saffron. And real vanilla is worth the price compared to the imitations that are cheaper.

Best Frozen Yogurt in town… none of these other imposters (U-​Swirl, Golden Spoon, Pink Berry, Yogurtland, etc…) even come close to the quality of Red Mango. Red Mango uses the finest quality Ingredients, and not powders like some of these wannabe yogurt shops… My favorite is their Tangomonium piled high with fresh strawberries, pineapple, and mango. Their hibiscus tea is Bomb too. If you enjoy building your own and choosing from endless powder based flavors,
go ahead, knock yourselves out… If you want somthing more healthy, nutritious, and 100 times better for the kids, this is the only place to go… ALOHA!!!