Blush Organic Frozen Yogurt

Unfortunately, the last time I was here, they didn’t have the amazing Horchata flavored ice cream my boyfriend was raving about, so I settled for a different flavor. Though it was good, it was extremely sweet. I also had one of their cookie cones simply because I was intrigued by the idea of it, but it wasn’t as good as I thought it would be. It, too, was too sweet, not to mention way expensive!
I think I’ll need to come back for the Horchata ice cream to give this place a fair shot. At least I got double stamps on everything the day I came in, I guess…

I used to really like the froyo here but for some reason, the quality and service dropped. I used to always get mango or pomegranate. Came back here after going MIA for a bit and was disappointed.
3 Stars.

Went to Blush for the 1^st time with ⁴⁄₅ of the family and was pleasantly delighted. Ordered a med and small froyo (cups were different size but the amount I felt were not that much different). I loved that you could order your toppings on the side! Got the mango, the Blush signature (dragonberry/​acai?) original, and forget that last flavor. Really liked how the yogurt was not only light and refreshing but flavorful.
Also, major points for service and atmosphere! The worker came by our table and served us water! My sister and I were so taken aback by this becuase this was a yogurt shop not a restaurant! Totally suprised in a good way.
Atmosphere is perfect with enough space (unlike Yogurtland across the street– it gets so loud & rowdy in there!) and board games; great to use while eating froyo and hanging with friends. I’m suprised no one stole the board games considering wait, correction, what I consider Milpitas to be, a little ghetto. lol. Probably becuase the games are a bit grimy from everyone playing with them.
Gotta remeber to go there for double stamp days on Wednesdays! Only need to get 8 stamps rather than the typical 10 stamp card other places has.
For sure going to come back again for froyo and try other things like Mitchell’s ice cream, shaved iced and the karoke!

saw this place as i was picking up dinner for work and i decided to try this place out before going back.
inside, its really nice and clean. It reminds me of a new hip place for people to go to. they have magazines, and board games for people to sit and play.
They have some unique ice cream flavors. I saw that they get their ice cream from Mitchell’s Ice cream up in SF. They have flavors like purple yam, manacupo, grasshopper pie, thai tea, chocolate crunch… etc. the server was really nice and let me sample a couple. not to mention he was kinda cute (;
for the yogurt, its 3 dollars for a small and a dollar for 3+ toppings. The price goes up in 50cent increments for the size. I got the original tart, small, with lychee strawberry and mochi (always get the mochi!!!). The froyo was the perfect amount of icy sweet and tart.
definitely coming back againnn

We came here meeting our friends for a belated birthday celebration. We arrived before our friends and as we sat and waited, the person behind the counter was super sweet and offered us to try all the favors including Mitchell’s ice cream.
Not a lot of flavors as other yogurt shops, but the quality and service was there! Would definitely come back.

No comment on the froyo because I had Mitchell’s Ice Cream. Props for that and for having a ton of board games for people to play with!
Playing Mancala and eating Mitchell’s grasshopper pie is definitely my idea of a relaxing Sunday.

I was really excited to try it since many of my church friends come here often after service to enjoy «fantastic» yogurt…
I finally came here but honestly it just tastes like any kind of yogurt. However, I feel that the toppings make this place special. I got a small original yogurt with STRAWBERRY mochi and STRAWBERRY bubble burst balls (?).
Blush has lots of cool yummy toppings. Although the yogurt may not be much of a difference, but I have never had green tea mochi or strawberry mochi. They also have these bubble things that look like salmon eggs. They pop in your mouth and burst with flavor. They have strawberry, lichi, and something else…
The place looks nice and new. Their small size is pretty big and they give student discount.

I still don’t understand why management insists on having ONE employee on hot summer days (nothing against the workers themselves, as they are all nice). I ended up going way past my allotted break time, and walked out… empty handed. I won’t be returning any time soon… or at least not until winter.

Nice décor and plenty of seats. I got to try the original blush, it was tart and tasted good; however, I ended up getting their guava since it was their seasonal flavor. At Blush, you don’t get to fill your own yogurt bowl, but they do serve Mitchell’s ice cream which is a plus.
Also, their yogurt doesn’t have high fructose corn syrup.

Guava yogurt? Yum!
I accidentally found this place while waiting for someone to finish an errand. I came in thinking it was one of those self serve places but was surprised to find out that it wasn’t. I saw the guava and had a sample first. It was pink and had a hint of guava but if it was a blind taste test I wouldn’t have been able to pinpoint the flavor.
I got strawberries, kiwi, and pink mochi for the toppings. My small order was $ 4 even. The pink mochi was like cotton candy flavor and it was a little tough and too sweet IMO. I would not recommend the pink mochi at all. I’m sure the guy knew it wasn’t good since he piled it on like crazy. probably to get rid of it lol.
The service was super friendly and the place was super clean. I thought it was really cool that they had a lot of games kids or adults could play.
If I’m ever in the area again I will definitely stop by for guava yogurt!

After our skating adventure, my Daughter was thirsty, I wanted something cold and sweet but not anything fattening. In reality I really wanted an ice cream sundae but knew the nonfat frozen yogurt would be a healthier choice so I decided to try this place out.
Kudos points for:
— serving Mitchell’s ice cream (from SF, baby!)
— good variety of toppings and appears very fresh/​new
— has shave ice (I don’t know why my Daughter likes it, haha)
— parfait availability
— you can choose to add yogurt and etc. to any order
— smoothies
— super clean seating area
— has outdoor seating
— plenty of old-​school board games (Connect 4, Jenga, etc.) to play
— I see a sound system w/​a microphone. karaōke, perhaps?
— magazines
Let’s just say that this place is THE spot if you want a cold treat and to hangout for an hour or two. a perfect date spot, actually. I will take Tess and Michael W. here when he visits at the end of August!
Taste– my Daughter enjoyed her selection. lots of syrup flavors to choose from. she picked lemon-​lime, pineapple, and mango. It came w/​a little umbrella. looks very exotic. nice ass presentation. My chocolate yogurt did not taste sweet. not sure why but I think it tasted «tarty» but my toppings were awesome. for $ 1 I can add up to 4. I picked: brownies (huge chunks!), pb cups (huge chunks), and Oreo’s (huge chunks). I did not pick a 4^th topping because my cup was about to overflow.
The girl at the counter was nice. even got me a frequent card and stamped twice for my purchase. all in all. not a bad place at all and even though I did not care for my chocolate yogurt selection, the ambiance and variety of the place will definitely have me back.
Oh before I forget, this place do not sell beverages. iced water is available near the front in the dispenser.

Updating with a minus 2 star because I came here for dessert and I got the Blush, Original tart, and Strawberry Kiwi with green tea mochi, mochi, lychee jelly, and strawberries.
Everything was good as I remembered all the times I do come for my froyo fix up until I scooped a spoonful of the green tea mochi and it was hard ass hell! I was pretty pissed that the green tea mochi was hard as a rock. The regular white mochi was soft and squishy but seriously, check the toppings once in a while to make sure its still fresh.
I want my MOCHI DAMMIT!

There are plenty of yogurt places that leave a hole in the middle (pet peeve!) and I love how Blush isn’t one of them. The employees try to pack as much yogurt as they can into your cup. They first swirl the base, then pound it against the counter, THEN swirl even more on top! They have great tart flavors, and I absolutely love their signature flavor Blush. That flavor is so unique, and I don’t think I’ve ever tried anything else like it. The service here is wonderful. They’re always friendly, and they even deliver cups of water to your table. I also love how they play movies instead of music.
Oh and if you ever find yourself at Blush on a rainy day, you get double the stamps! :)

Maybe I am not sophisticated enough to appreciate «organic» frozen yogurt, but this is probably my least favorite yogurt place I’ve visited in San Jose. Something about the yogurt tasted flat to me and after almost devouring my whole cup of yogurt, I realized that it lost it’s taste somewhere in the middle. I think I’ll stick to regular fro-​yo.
Besides the fro-​yo tasting flat, I loved the lounge like atmosphere of the shop. It’s very modern looking and my bf and I enjoyed playing all the games that were there. They had a nice flat screen television playing the movie Inception and I played games such as Apples to Apples and Jenga. Fun hang out place.

This place so reminds me of Fraiche but a few stars down because it’s too sweet! Since it’s Fro-​yo girls’ favorite spot, I *had* to check it out.
They let me taste all 4 flavors and a small is only $ 3 woah! It’s a HUGE place and they have a flat screen TV and board games!
So why — 2 stars?
No ingredient list. Not even on the website? I have no clue if high fructose corn syrup or hydrogenated oil is in it?
It’s a little too icy/​grainy and sweet. Also, they didn’t have the calorie content of any of the froyo except for the original so I have no idea how many calories I just ate.
The location sucks too.

**BLUSH PARFAIT**
FroyoBeast’s favorite meal!!! Faaawwwwwrrrr Yo!
FroyoBeast had chocolate parfait with mango’s and strawberries
Green Tea mochi = Faawwwwwrrr yes!
Only Four flavors= Faaawwwwwwwrrrr no!!! (original, blush, chocolate and strawberry kiwi)
FroyoBeast sad to hear about Eric W. latest experience:
FroyoBeast will come back to investigate!!! Is the parfait being shrunk???
FroyoBeast will continue to invade South Bay for froyo!!! Fawwwrrr yo!

We went here after dinner somewhere else. We were pretty full, but I wanted to use my coupon that was expiring the next day.
Flavors Sat 10÷3÷09:
Original
Blush
Pineapple
Acai Blueberry
I sampled Pineapple & Acai Blueberry. Both were fine.
I got a Small ½ Blush & ½ Acai Blueberry w/​mochi. Small flavored froyo $ 3.50 + 1 topping $ 1 = $ 4.50. Pricey for what it is.
B. got Small Pineapple w/​graham cracker topping. FREE w/​coupon.
Credit cards taken.

Really?
Really!!!
Meh. Too creamy for me. Very nice people though =)

My fiancé and I went here the other night because everyone’s been talking about it… We tried their original and «blush» flavors… very Pinkberry-​esque?
We decided to share a large original with strawberry and mochi. I had a bit of an issue with the mochi being stuck to itself. Like seriously, it was a giant mochi ball that they tried to stick into my yogurt cup! The strawberry was wonderful though, super fresh and sweet!
We went right before closing so we kinda felt bad being the last ones there. BUT they still came around and offered us water, which was really nice! The prices were kinda steep, I don’t remember spending that much at Pinkberry [I guess I’ll double check!]… but overall this place is good.
I guess the money I’d save from driving all the way to Santana Row makes up the difference in price.

I found out that Grand Opening day was yesterday (⁶⁄₂₀) and their soft opening (Free cup of fro-​yo from 2 – 6 PM) was on Friday (⁶⁄₁₉), thanks to Lolia S. I wasn’t planning on going to their soft opening, but could not resist a free cup of fro-​yo and a chance to try their signature Blush flavor.
— Original tart: Creamy, smooth, and delicious. Not mouth puckering tart, but it was just the way I like it (similar to traditional vietnamese yogurt in frozen form). *favorite*
— Blush (pomegranate & dragon-​fruit): Usually pomegranate is quite tart, but this one was a bit sweeter and refreshing. Very smooth and not icy at all, love it! *favorite #2*
— Mango tart: Not as tart and I can definitely taste the mango. Very creamy and delicious.
Toppings: blueberries were plump and raspberries were replaced with fresh lychees during Saturday. Typical fresh fruit and dry toppings.
I adore creamy fro-​yo and dislike icy consistency when it comes to my preferences with fro-​yo, this place totally perfects it AND their fro-​yo holds it’s shape quite well without melting quickly. Their fro-​yo is not overly tart, which makes it very good. Love the textured walls and their signature recessed ceiling. The best part, you can plug in your ipod and play your favorite tunes or movies on their TV. Service was great, they were offering juice or water during both soft and grand opening day too!
Thanks Lolia S. for another successful grand opening fro-​yo session, it’s always great to chat with you about our favorite topic! =) Many thanks to Jonathan and staff for being so generous and friendly!