Yogurt In Love

We ended up here after dinner because we were craving dessert and wanted to try this place. I was pretty excited because it was cutely decorated and covered in pastel colors and I LOVE pastel colors. They currently have a $ 5 special where you can fill up a 12oz cup with whatever you want. The flavors were pretty standard, chocolate, fruit, sherbet, etc. When filling up our cup, we noticed that the yogurt melted pretty instantaneously :/​I got chocolate, strawberry, vanilla, and pistachio I think. Toppings were standard, loved that they had the popping boba in a few flavors including blueberry which is rare.
It was fun to eat, but I didn’t like that it melted so fast. Didn’t make much of an impression on me but I would probably come back and give it another try. Currently, the quality and flavor of the yogurt is worth 2.5 stars for me. I feel that they should thicken the texture of their yogurt and maybe offer more flavors.
Our friend got the acai bowl and unfortunately, she didn’t like it and threw most of it away. All in all, definitely not the best I’ve had, but I would come out of convenience if I’m craving a fix.

A pretty decent Fro Yo place in the Atlantic Square complex. Came here after eating dinner at Tokyo Shabu across the street. I have walked by this place several times but never tried it.
This was your typical fro yo place with maybe 8 choices that were sectioned out — two sorbets, two low fat fro yos, two regular and I forgot the other two. We had to go up and ask for sample cups. The machines were a bit temperamental, some came out super fast and a lot and some were watery. I ended up getting the tart, the pineapple sorbet (pretty good but its no dole whip), with and a little drizzle of the strawberry cause all that came out was liquid. Toppings were mochi, boba and fruit loops. Little disappointed there were no fruity pebbles but whatcha gonna do?

They have a winter special where you pay one price and can fill up your cup as much as you can! It’s really great for people who eat a lot, but I’m not one of those people so I just got a regular cup.
I tried their triple chocolate and expresso flavors and they were alright. The chocolate was wayyyyy too sweet for me and their expresso didn’t taste much like coffee to me. It’s cheaper than yogurt land I think but I prefer yogurt land flavors more.

I’ve always passed by this place, but never wondered in. My friend treated me to dessert and said this place is good for their yogurt. I’m glad I came. The variety of flavors is not a lot, but they’re good and flavorful. Not to mention, their array of toppings and selections are plentiful. I love the popping boba and the chocolate covered raisins I love yogurt, and this definitely hit the spot. I’m always in this shopping center because it’s right next to 24 Hour gym, so I pass by all the time. It’s actually refreshing to have a sweet treat once in a while. Will definitely be back

winter special, 12oz yogurt for 5 bucks all you can fill, 16oz for 7 bucks
I always walked by this place but had no intention of going in, however i was feeling dicey today and walked in and boy was i glad.
i really love how they have matcha yogurt and a lot of low fat options. Their triple chocolate and vanilla is really well made. I need to come back here instead of the conspicous shop across the door.
Also, they have HDTV playing the games

Finally a place with acai bowls that fit my taste! Service is excellent as well. Cashier even went out of his way to bring our acai bowl to the table that we were sitting at. Ample seating, bright lighting, and free wifi! Will be returning soon.

I really like this yogurt place for its free Wifi, the workers here are amazing because they really try to inform you of all their products and try to give you suggestions. The cashier at the time was very helpful towards me and even assisted me where I should sit for best outlet locations while I eat my acai bowl.
I have fallen in love with acai bowls since my trip to Hawaii, so yes, anywhere I see acai bowls are served, I will jump at the chance to try it. Yay for ACAI! I have to say they give you a hefty bowl for the price. It’s not $ 10 like in Hawaii so the price is decent, it’s about $ 5.97(?) that was my rough guesstimate of the price. They do not have a variety like that of Hawaii, but they do make a pretty decent Acai bowl. Nothing to die for, but I still give this place 4 stars just because they give you such wonderful customer service at this location.
Not only do they have an acai bowl, but they also have froyo selections, italian ice/​sorbet (limited), and some other icee desserts from the machine. I gotta say, they not only focus on froyo, but there’s a lot of other interesting things I wish I could try next time.
Note: Parking is free inside the parking garage and it’s near the 24 hr fitness right by the escalators/​stairs. No validation need.

Yogurt in Love is good. There is an indoor seating area, and they offer FiveStars rewards cards. I order a frulatti. I was told it would be most refreshing, but it was a bit heavy. Just get the sorbet, which is good.

We needed dairy free options and they had two that were better than Yogurtland. Additionally, the toppings are self– served.

I had to make an extremely difficult decision – the flavors and cleanliness is definitely deserving for 4 shiny ones.
The Lychee flavor is great, I also enjoyed the Italian yogurt – it’s a bit more tangy compare to other selection, but it is a perfect balance with some almond, M&M crunch, and the sweetness of cheese cake bits.
I knock a star off, because the gummy bear was old. It’s been sitting there for at least a few good days, chewing it has taken a real effort.

This is my first time here and I ordered the acai bowl. It was pretty good. I wish more people came to this joint bc they deserve it. They have frozen yogurt, Italian ice, and acai bowl all in one place. The employees are also very friendly (:

I usually don’t come here because I’ll either be at ten ren or at phoenix but once in a while I’ll get this. I always use the 10% off deal when you check in but there’s this one guy who makes things extremely difficult for the transaction. It clearly states that you can get 10% off if you check in. but each and every time, he tells me: oh, sorry. You can’t redeem it because your points aren’t there yet. I tell him each time that it’s the check in deal and he says: I’ll just give it to you. like he’s obligated. There’s a difference between redeeming from accumulated points and check in offers. Lately. I’ve been getting plain yogurt. that’s it. No toppings or any other flavor because the other flavors are too sweet for me. If I’m really craving for yogurt then I’ll stop by. other than that. I just get boba from ten ren or durian rolls at phoenix.

Limited flavors but they are clearly labeled gluten free something I definitely appreciate. Guy at the counter was so nice! He makes this a five star review.
On behalf of all gluten free people thank you for labeling what’s GF and what is not! It saves us the trouble of having to go online to get that information or calling the store and having some person go «…»
My favorite flavors were the cherry flavor and the cookie dough flavor. I’m a Yogurtland fan and thought that Yogurtland was in this plaza, but Yogurt in Love is a very close second :).

Uh gahd, nooooooooo. I don’t foresee this place staying open that long. This is one of those knock off places you spontaneously try and its an utter fail and you don’t know why you even bothered to stray from your regular places.
Three stars, one for the enthusiastic server, one for the flavors I did enjoy and one for the fresh cookies/​wafer rolls, which was the ONLY good thing I liked about my selection today (tart and orange sorbet). Granted I sampled some flavors, but went for my goto original like I do at any other froyo place, the tart was no bueno. Semi crystalized and watery plus tart flavor. The orange was like a neon orange… tasted super artificial D:
But yes, Ive learned my lesson. I used to live by a strong «A froyo place is only as good as their original tart flavor», but now I will never have standard expectations for the tart flavor again. This place has significantly lowered them. I will forever use the sample cups for their intended use (ok but how do i ask for more samples when they custom do them for you…) and buy the flavors I do enjoy. Acai was pleasant and so was raspberry. Thank god for sampling… also for the yogurtland near my house. I wont stray from the path ever again!

A small but nice yogurt shop in the Atlantic Square wherr AMC and Daiso is located in. Its right across from Fluffy Ice.
Not that many choices to choose from but they have all the classics including original tart flavor. However, fruit toppings did not look as fresh as it should to me but they have fruit and dry chocolate toppings as well.
Price is a little higher than Yogurtland I believe but it is good enough after your meal. Great customer service and thr tables and chairs are kept super clean.

Finally, a frozen yogurt store reappeared at Atlantic Times Square. After the ill-​fated Yogen Fruz closed in 2012, I didn’t think there would be another frozen yogurt store in Monterey Park. I’m glad Yogurt In Love is now an option for frozen yogurt and sweet tooth enthusiasts in my neighborhood. This is the first location in Southern California for the franchise! Other than frozen yogurt, this store offers gelato, custard, sorbet, and Italian ice. The store’s diverse variety of sauces and toppings is very impressive. There are Pocky sticks and strawberry & banana in condensed milk!
My favorites:
Plain tart
Chocolate custard
Pineapple
Wild strawberry
Watermelon
43 cents per ounce.
The store is VERY, VERY CLEAN.
The store owner and his employees are very friendly and polite.
I hope more and more people will give Yogurt In Love a chance and continue to support this new local business.

I was ECSTATIC when I saw this place under-​construction.
Yogurt, gelato, custard AND sorbet under one roof?! I thought this was going to be my dessert heaven.
When it opened, I visited a few days afterwards with my heart filled with excitement.
I asked for a sample cup but realized that the workers are the ones that GETS the samples for you. They said it’s because the products are a bit watery? I tried 2 flavors and felt WAYY too shy to sample more.
When I went to get my serving cup, I still had sample cups in my hands so I sneaked a sample of another flavor.
Little did I know, the workers WERE right! The TINYY sample I got ended up dripping all over my hand! I made a mess. Silly me, I thought it was a faulty machine so I did it AGAIN with another machine and same result.
I eventually gave up and just filled up my cup. After realizing that almost all the machines had «runny» products, I stopped and skipped to the toppings. The cost of the dessert was more expensive than yogurtland (which kidna makes sense because they have more than just yogurt) but I was very disappointed in the taste.
Like the looks, it tasted watery and melted already. I bought a meager amount and ended up throwing it away because it eventually turned to a puddle of sugar.
Since they’re new, I understand that it can be difficult finding the right temperature to set for the machines. Due to that, I didn’t want to rate it TOO harshly. I admire their image and idea for this place. I think I’ll just wait a couple more weeks until I i give it another try, and hopefully, a better rating/​experience

A new yogurt place that is a little different from the typical self-​serve yogurt stores in that there are different self-​serve machines separated according to different types such as gelato, yogurt, sorbet, custard, Italian ice, etc. I tried the custard and the gelato, and they taste pretty good — and knowing that it’s a little healthier than regular ice cream makes it all the better. Not sure if flavors change, but it would be cool if they change every so often because the flavors seem very unique! I tried Jamoca gelato, strawberry yogurt, and vanilla custard and all three were good!
The store itself (as it has just opened) is very clean and modern. There is a lot of white — white tables, white chairs. The toppings are also quite plentiful, if not a little different from what I had expected — all sorts of popping boba flavors, flan, fruit, mochi, and other items. The yogurt costs 43 cents per ounce whereas compared to Yogurtland (at 38 cents per ounce), it is a little more costly. But there isn’t a yogurt place in Atlantic Times Square … although Yogurt in Love is across from Fluff Ice, which could detract from their business.
Cups are pretty nice, and the sample cups are more durable than the usual paper ones. When I wanted a sample, the man working at the front offered to help me. These machines are a little different in that when you pull down and yank it back up, the yogurt comes down– this could come in handy if you only want to get a little of each flavor in a cup.
Overall, a great little business in Atlantic Times Square. Nice place to go if you want to slow down and enjoy something sweet.

Came in for a quick «meal» before gym. Unlike other yogurt stores, the worker actually fill up the sampling cups for you instead of you doing it yourself. They will ask which flavor you would like to try then pumped the yogurt/​custard into the small cup and handed it over to you. I guess they just didn’t want their customers to overload the sampling cups.
Flavors
Not much flavor to offer.
Price
$ 0.43/oz compares to Yogurtland’s $ 0.35/oz.
Will I return? Nay.

New frozen yogurt place in this plaza! It’s right across from fluff ice.
Nice clean yogurt shop. There wasn’t anyone else in here when I came in. The owner was still busy trying to make the machines work. It took about 15 minutes for the yogurt machines to finally be ready.
Something unique about this yogurt place is that they don’t only serve frozen yogurt from their yogurt machines. They also have gelato, custard, sorbet and Italian ice. They all come in soft-​serve form since it’s from the yogurt machines.
For the yogurt they had flavors like chocolate, tart, strawberry, cookies and cream and white chocolate mousse.
For gelato they had peanut butter fudge and jamaca.
For sorbet and italian ice they had watermelon and mango.
And for custard they just had vanilla custard.
Everything was 42 cents an ounce. They had the regular kinds of toppings you would find at all other yogurt places.
However, I feel like the texture of the yogurt is kind of too icy and not creamy enough. Also, they machines weren’t working quite properly. A lot of yogurt came down at once and it was kind of hard to use. The custard and gelato tasted like yogurt to me. Maybe the custard was a bit creamier, but that’s it.
I think that if you’re going to have gelato at your shop, you shouldn’t serve it in soft-​serve form and just have a separate gelato section in the shop.
Overall, the flavors were pretty good. Quite different from Yogurtland. The owner was nice and gave me 10% for having to wait for the machines to work.