Pink Swirls

All i can say is this is a clusterf*** of combining Belgium waffles, sushi, and watered down softserve «yogurt.» If i could rate –1 i would. Someone got there after us and got their miso soup before me. The person before us sent back their pot stickers because they were cold. They offered to make them again. They walk over to golden phenix and without covering the food walk it back to pink swirls said one of the associates. To make this clear that means they walk outside to a neighboring business (75 – 100 yards away.) Husband was able to go home and back before we got food or my miso soup.
HYGENE! No hairnets were worn and they had long hair. The girls did not wash their hands before touching our food let alone the the raw fish. NO GLOVES WERE WORN.
We finally got our sushi. The dumplings were cold and old. The miso was missing everything but the broth, not even tofu. The crab was hard and like they sat it out and let it dry up. The salmon well lets just say if you don’t wanna get sick stay away from it. I am hoping i dont get food poisoning. I will revise if i do.
Only 3 flavors of watered down milk. We ended up waisting our $ 6 and throwing it away because we couldn’t stomach the yogurt after thier rendition of sushi. The selection of toppings is good.
UPDATE: I’ve been throwing up for an hour and my husband is occupying the other business with the squirts.

For the past two years seems like each time I go there they have less flavors of yogurt to pick from. Eight flavor capability, yet today only 3 choices and the chocolate was runny. Lots of toppings, though.

Walked in and didn’t even receive any greeting, then come to find out that only 3 of 8 machines work! Than as we left, again no acknowledgment! This place has plummeted in quality over the years. I hope they can turn it around!

Came in here because my brother wanted to take me out for dessert. I am from out of town as I had asked the girl what shave iced was and she look at me as if I was dumb. In Houston, the shaved ice is pre-​made and it has soft flakes like Italian gelato. I wanted to know what the shaved ice was like here and the lady with dark hair mid 20s said ummm you can select ice with syrup. Not being enthusiastic. And when asked what a personal was she said you choose a yogurt. My brother asked what yogurt or what flavor and she still startled to say exactly what. Like how do I know what syrup or what yogurt it comes with or what to top it off with. It be nice to just politely say what could I could do or how to make my shaved ice. I just say please be kind to your customers because sometimes we don’t know everything and we ask because we wanna know.

Honestly, I used to love this place when I first went here back in (2010.) The sushi was at a decent price, and it was a very exciting atmosphere. Also the time to make the sushi didn’t take very long at all! But lately, the past probably 4 times, the staff has been INSANELY rude, and it has been taking a while to get my sushi. I was in there about a week ago and an Asian female, who also works at Golden Phoenix (not to sound racists or sexists, or creepy but I eat at both places) was making my sushi and she was literally taking forever and I was the ONLY one in there. She was also talking to her co-​worker a lot about non-​related work subjects, (which made my food take even longer to make.) It was just really unprofessional. She was also INCREDIBLY rude. I know its just a little sushi place, (mainly yogurt) but it still would be nice to receive some decent customer service. Also, they have raised their prices a lot over the years. I am not sure I will ever go back, at least not for sushi, and I will definitely try and avoid the angry sushi girl.

Took my son to get some yogurt and was surprised when we walked in that they also served sushi. We both love sushi so we had to eat some and then finished with yogurt. The atmosphere was casual and pleasant.

First of all… people need to educate themselves! Pink Swirls has LIVE ACTIVE CULTURE YOGURT. Which is REALLY good for you. Orange Leaf, Red Mango and all those other crappy places DO NOT have live cultures and their yogurt is made from powder… that’s why they have so many flavors! So although you feel like you’re making a healthier decision by going to get frozen yogurt from Orange Leaf instead of ice cream, you’re not really eating anything healthy and good for you… UNLESS it has LIVE ACTIVE CULTURES. End rant.
Went to Pink Swirls tonight. There was no weird smell, they had plenty of flavors (ALL of which worked), and it was so clean you could have eaten off the floor. The blonde lady, who was working, was constantly cleaning up messes after customers and wiping tables. I was amazed at how well she kept the store clean! Wish I knew her name. Seriously, I love this place… and no, it wasn’t my first time. It was maybe my fifth or sixth. And every single time I could have written this same review.
Bottom line: great place to get HEALTHY frozen yogurt that is actually good for you and taste AMAZING. And military discount on Tuesdays and student and teacher discount on Thursdays– huge thumbs up!

I was very disappointed. Have been to pink swirls a lot and the last few times that I have been in there it seems to get worse and worse! Same flavors, some of them work and some don’t. The last time we had to wait 10 mins for them to trade out cashiers (counted all money in drawer and it was wrong) then they realized that out ice cream was melting and finally ringed us out! Never going back. Will stick to orange leaf. They have better service and a lot of flavors to choose from!

The place is nice but the selection of frozen yogurt is really small. It had rather odd flavors as well like pineapple sunrise and caramel pretzel. The only flavor they had that I’d seen before was vanilla.

I like frozen yogurt but I’d recommend getting it somewhere else. This place is not clean and has a funky smell.

I’ve been here a couple times before, but feel like it tasted much better when this place was new. I didn’t like how the vanilla or chocolate tasted, because they tasted extremely artificial. I wish I had gotten the sweet plain tart instead. The topping selection seemed a bit low the day I went compared to before. I don’t know. It was edible, but I was disappointed due to my previous visits in the past. Oh, and my husband would like to also printout that both the baby high chair seat belts were broken so, be careful if you’re going to put your child in the seat, because he or she may be able to fall out and and get hurt :(

The yogurt is good. They have a variety of toppings. They are always clean (at least when I’m there) and it’s a great place to hangout with family or friends. Their sushi was mediocre and bland.

Okay, even a few months ago I would have put this as a solid four star joint. Unfortunately, the cleanliness has dipped some. The trendy white leather couches and chairs aren’t so pretty any longer. The trash cans have melted yogurt on the metal. The floor doesn’t get swept as often as it should. So, there’s the bad.
Here’s the good. Your sushi is not expensive and rolled to order, not pre-​made in the morning. The yogurt and toppings are the standard fare. The shaved ice with syrup and toppings are the real reasons you should swing by. That’s the little known fact here. They should really have some pictures showing it off. They have two flat screens they dropped big bucks on that just act as a menu board full of text. Get fancy, management!
Later the same day:
Just finished the rolls, the rice was crunchy. Probably wont head back for a while.

Worst sushi I have ever tasted. The man rolling the sushi did not wash his hands OR wear gloves. The fish was super thin and the rolls were over priced with how horrid they were. I will never go back.
The frozen yogurt is okay, but not worth how expensive it is. It’s not live-​culture and too many sweet flavors.

The sushi portions are small but otherwise great place to eat

Good yogurt and waffles. If you’ve ever been to Pinkberry, this won’t really stand up to your expectations of active culture yogurt. But by itself, without comparisons, it is good. There are tons of toppings to choose from for the yogurt. The atmosphere feels like they’re trying too hard to be a cool hangout spot.

If I’m here, it’s because I’m jonesin’ for some sushi but don’t have the time luxury to go somewhere proper. Went here today and got the lemon drop and spicy dragon. They were okay, I can’t really say too much about them. Most rolls on the menu are cooked, the dragon was baked (the whole roll, even the rice had crisped up) but the lemon drop was raw salmon… needed more lemon! 2 rolls is a good size for lunch, but it will run you about $ 10 a roll. I don’t know anywhere else to go in MWC for sushi, so I’m sure I’ll be back.
As tempting as it was to get the frozen yogurt, I didn’t this time but I do recommend it. I get the sweet plain flavoured one and load it up with berries but as with most yogurt places, keep in mind that shallow wide bowls don’t need to be filled to the top… unless you really want to of course! Kinda wishing I got some now that I think about it!
Oh and they have ramune!

This place was a nice addition to Midwest City. Different and little trendy. The sushi is good. The yogurt bar is awesome. The service is good. Friendly environment. Prices aren’t too bad either.

Yummy yogurt bar! They have so many toppings and lots of amazing fresh fruit options. I love that you can add cereal to it. Fruity Pebbles and mochi balls are the best.
The sushi was a bit interesting, not the best [but I’m spoiled]. Frozen yogurt is huge on the West Coast so it’s nice to see it coming out here.

Nice little self-​serve by weight yogurt place in MWC. Looks to be one of the first of its kind in the OKC area, which is cool! Where I live we have these type of yogurt places everywhere, but this particular yogurt place did have some neat swirled flavors (I think that’s their «thing») like strawberry banana & blueberry pomegranate that are yummy (esp. the strawberry banana). The chocolate is good too. The «sweet plain» is not much more sweet than a tart plain yogurt would be, in my opinion, so don’t expect it to be. The yogurt is kinda pricey at .39 an ounce (most of the places near me charge at least 4 cents cheaper) but since this is unique so far, I’m giving it 4 stars and hoping that if this craze blows up as much as it has in California, they lower the price a bit. Oh, and one last thing, their topping bar is HUGE and they definitely do have tons of great options!
And I didn’t try the sushi… I think that’s neat that they have sushi there, I’ve never seen a combo sushi bar/​yogurt place before.