Red Mango

I ordered Mango & strawberry smoothie. Cost $ 5. Tasted like water & powder. No fresh mango or strawberry. Never again.

Quite like this place in the mall. It is where I go to decompress after hours of shopping.
Along with Pinkberry, Red Mango ranks on top of my to-​go froyo chain places. I can always depend on the flavors to have the zesty and sour taste that’s closer to froyo than it is to ice cream; freshly cut (and not canned) kiwi cubes and plump berries as toppings; and those chewy, powdery mochi.
This particular location is always efficient and generous on piling your bowl full — my toppings are often on the verge of toppling over. There are a constant stream of people, but never had to wait for long and ⁹⁄₁₀ times there are empty seats for a sit-​in froyo experience.

This place… let’s me create anything I want, although their selection is a bit limited in terms of toppings for said frozen yogurt, keep in mind it’s a very small location
They deliver fresh and tasty frozen yogurt better than Pinkberry.
They are the best place around for nutritious fruit smoothies (this is where you tell them to create something unfamiliar to their menu and they will oblige)

I tried the small chocolate. It was $ 3.25. Not too bad… until you realize they only fill half the cup. It literally tastes like everything. I shot an instructional video on how to clean a froyo machine. They should be cleaned every 5 days. If you wait too long it adds bad bacteria as well as leaving the yogurt tasting like everything that’s been in the machine.
Be careful. If it seems weird don’t be afraid to ask how often they clean they’re machines.
I’m not saying this is a bad place. I don’t know how often the clean them, but it’s important.

This place is inside the Natick Mall, upstairs by Lord & Talyor. I could see how it would be busy on a weekend, but on a weekday at 11am it is very peaceful. It is not self serve like other frozen yogurt places, but it is still tasty & very convenient if you have shopping to do.

love red mango better than pinkberry.
yeah it’s quite expensive for an icy treat. but it’s a treat — once in a while splurge is ok.
tried their coconut and mango froyo this time; both very clean and refreshing, and not overly sweet. forgot what i had last time but it was good as well.
froyo is gluten free, but i wouldn’t recommend messing with the toppings if you’re deathly allergic, as there may be risk of cross-​contamination. but heck, just the froyo itself was good enough! it’s like eating a nice swirly cone… ok maybe without the cone. but you get the idea.
nutella flavor has been recommended — would try next time!

I ordered a small blueberry favored one with cookie dough, strawberry, blueberry, and mango. The frozen yogurt was overpriced (almost 6 bucks for a small one with four toppings). The favor was okay and the service was quick and friendly. This was not a self serve store as they claimed on the red mango website, so I was a bit disappointed. I would probably try other frozen yogurt place next time.

When I lived in Korea for a few years I was absolutely ADDICTED to Red Mango and then moved back to NH where there weren’t any. I was really excited to see one in the Natick Mall, but it seems like Red Mango USA isn’t as good as the original. In Korea you pay for the yogurt and any five toppings (of which they have a bigger selection) and you stand in front of the topping bar while they’re putting them on your yogurt. At this Red Mango you have to pay extra for each topping and it seems like people order the toppings at the cash register where you can’t see what they have to offer. So it’s more expensive and difficult to tell what you want. I wish this was a Tutti Fruiti instead!

Emily!!! Great nails and Instagram-​worthy yogurt!!! NOM NOM NOM the yogurt is better than Uhlmans!!! I Instagram it all the time!!!

I didn’t like the flavor, the service felt rushed and the selection for flavors and toppings was sparse. The amount of seating was poor but you could head to the mall food court anyway, so not a deal breaker.
They use a fake sweetener but it just makes the froyo taste weird, in my opinion.
I paid for crushed Oreos and felt like I got less than one scoop of crumbs.
Went here with friends and my husband for a quick treat but won’t go back. There are much better froyo places out there.

2 more stars than the Red Mango by Northeastern University. This is probably the only red mango place that I would go to for froyo and their smoothies actually tastes good.

I’ve known about Red Mango for a while and so many friends have told me how great it was. Well, it took me this long to finally try it out. And I’ve now been twice in one week. not ashamed. Both times I got the mixed berry parfait. It may be a whopping $ 5 but with fresh cut bananas and fresh strawberries and blueberries paired with the perfect froyo (tart, creamy delicious goodness) it is totally worth it. I love that all their toppings looks amazingly fresh. This is definitely in my top 3 :)
Mixed berry parfait. Amazing. Fresh. Delicious. Worth every dollar

I’m a die-​hard Mixx fan because of the many flavors and toppings they have. So Red Mango was an interesting experience because I figured they would be similar to Pink Berry etc, with their tart original flavor and typical 4 other flavors. The original flavor wasn’t tart at all, in fact it was kind of disappointing.
For $ 5, I got a small original with 3 toppings. They did not skimp on the yogurt chips and the two fruit toppings were actually satisfyingly enough for the amount of froyo in the cup. Value wise, Mixx is a better choice at $ 0.42 an oz, but Red Mango is pretty good if that’s the only froyo joint around.

So during a recent trip to Florida I discovered we have it lucky here with all the Pinkberrys and Berrylines and Red Mangoes.
I find that Red Mango, in particular, is kind of sparse with the toppings and sometimes I wish the fruit could be a little riper, but it’s a pleasure to to have a place in the mall for a sweet snack that isn’t going to make you regret it the moment you’re done eating it.
And the prices are a bit high. But on my Floridian froyo mission I discovered the only tart yogurt most places have is a tart FLAVOR and that sometimes that «flavor» tastes like sour milk.
So we have it lucky here. Enjoy your Red Mango and be grateful.

I look forward to this every (ok, not every, but close!) time I’m in the mall. Red Mango may not have the buzz that Pinkberry carries but it’s equally as good, if not more. In my opinion they have a better flavor selection, from vanilla cookie (um, YUM!) to pumpkin in the fall, and the oh-​so-​popular sweet and tangy… the list goes on. Their fro-​yo is on the healthy side which earns them major bonus points in my book, and it does not break the wallet as some of its competitors do. Similar toppings options as its competitors, and as a lot of the current froyo fads are doing…(to my dismay) no sprinkles :’(. Either way, Red Mango is a sure bet! I would highly recommend this to any ice cream or frozen yogurt lover!

The froyo is good, but expensive. For the extra cost, the staff could have provided better service. It feels as if the owner of this joint hired all of his nieces and maybe a nephew and a couple of adult cousins to take care of the customers. Well, maybe *care* is not quite the operative word here. They look as if they could care less that they are getting any customers. I came here twice, about a year apart. Same kids, same stuck up service.
Go to Ben and Jerry’s just across the way, outside the mall, the one next to Bolocco and the Container Store. The service is friendlier, and you’re still getting a yummy treat.

The lay out of this place doesn’t make sense. When you walk in, you see the toppings bar, but you can’t see the menu or the flavors of fro-​yo. If you were like me and just stepped in line, you have to step back out of line to see what toppings there are. Mix this in with the insane number of people in the teeny tiny shop and it makes a pretty overwhelming experience.
The fro-​yo itself was delicious (albeit expensive — almost ten buckaroos for two smalls seems a bit steep) and the employees were super friendly even with the mini-​chaos that was happening in the store.
Definitely not the worst fro-​yo experience, but I’ve had much better.

Not quite as delicious as Pinkberry to me, but the yogurt is light and refreshing, and the fruit toppings were nice and fresh… I had kiwi and blueberry on the original.
The girl who served me was polite enough for my liking too.

Pom Froyo with Mango and Strawberries.
MMM — I love the sweet and tangy here.
Cocoa — so so
Pumpkin spice — good
Madagascar Vanilla — ok
I may have to call on a regular basis to see what flavors they have. I like that I can make my own at Berry Freeze but I like the taste of Red Mango better. Either way the thought of this replacing my ice cream makes me shiver. I’ve been an ice cream addict for years and now FroYo!!!
Going on the FroYo diet!

After shopping at Forever 21 (like usual), I got the munchies. I was on the 2^nd floor of the Natick Mall and was going to get my usual Sour Cream and Onion Pretzel from Auntie Annes [NOM]. But then! Right next to it, I was so glad to see that Red Mango finally opened up. It’s awesome that they have a healthy alternative for snacking now at the mall.
The interior looks nice and new, just like it should, and there were already a ton of customers in and out of the shop with smiles on their faces. Seems promising.
There were about 4 – 5 employees behind the counter, but they didnt seem very welcoming. However they were very prompt with taking everyone’s orders and made the line go by quickly.
I think that this location of Red Mango needs to be reorganized a little bit better. The topping section is off to the side and not listed anywhere else. Therefore, that area can be crowded easily by other people that are uncertain of what to get.
Samples were offered, they had unique flavors, and it was delicious. There will always be 4 – 5 different flavors available. The original, blueberry, key lime pie, white peach, pomegranite, and vanilla were available. I got a small cup of White Peach flavored frozen yogurt with fruity pebbles, captn crunch, and strawberries and it was delicious!
BUT!!!
Here’s where Red Mango loses stars. To add on toppings of 2 or more, it’s an additional $ 1.50. Fine. But When i saw my order, however, the amount of toppings that I was given was so skimpy! You would think after paying $ 4+ you’d get something more substantial. Nope!
Although I loved the White Peach frozen yogurt, and although it was a good healthier snack choice, I’d much rather get my Frozen Yogurt fixings at Berry Freeze in Coolidge Corner. Berry Freeze will give Red Mango a run for it’s money!