Yogurt Mania

The yogurt is what you’d expect. However the sushi is what brings me back. While it is not a full service sushi bar, they serve great rolls if you are on the go. The crunch roll and the California roll are excellent. I would recommend to anyone looking for an affordable and great tasting bite to eat on the go.

I live in the complex adjacent to Yogurt Mania, so on boring nights the husband and I like to come here for dessert.
It’s cheap and gets the job done. They have all of MY favorite toppings (mochi balls, cheesecake, cap’n crunch, fruity pebbles). The variety of yogurt flavors is lacking (they have maybe 6 unique flavors, one is usually out of order), but for a mom and pop type of yogurt place, I’m happy.
(I refuse to eat the sushi, though – haha)

This place. This damn yogurt place. This damn yogurt place that sells sushi rolls. This damn yogurt place that sells sushi rolls that suck.
Why did I buy those sushi rolls?
Why…
Oh, they sell yogurt? The one my boyfriend thinks taste like sadness?
The radio was playing but the yogurt machines drowned out the music.
Y’all need to fix this hot mess.

Needed a quick froyo fix so dropped by since it was on the way. Yogurt was watery, toppings looked stale. So sad. I guess I should have driven a block up for Pinkberry instead. 35 cents/​oz, which is typical. Make your own froyo kind of place. Sighhh

AWESOME!
The yogurt is so good and there’s always so many toppings to choose from. The price isn’t too bad either.
I have also tried the avocado roll, which was just as good. I was a little worried because I thought it was an odd mix, but there was no need, it was all very good. The staff is really friendly as well.

Base off the milk tea only .
The boba milk tea here is a bastardize version. It’s like a milk shake with an herbal tea aftertaste… that’s just wrong

This place sucks! For real the yogurt s
doesn’t even taste like yogurt ! Plus the cashier is sooo rude! !!! One thing for sure i will never go back there !!! Ok bye

No no no no — just don’t even think about it. Last chance to leave…

I’m ending my 2 month Unilocaling halt just to say what kind of yucky boba is this? I know boba in Santa Ana is extremely rare but I’d rather drive far than get it here. I’ve always known it was going to be bad but despite my adamance of not trying it ever, my bf decided to deliver some during lunch. As sweet as the gesture was, I hated the drink. He got me a mango slush with boba and it was really sour and syrupy, pretty gross. My bf had a thai tea and it tasted like it was made by someone who didn’t know how to make thai tea. The flavor was off and it was extremely sweet. I hate tossing food/​drinks but I had to. I’m not sure how their yogurt tastes, but after that experience, I don’t care to know. But again, why would you get yogurt here if pinkberry is right down the street?!

Love the sushi who knew you could have sushi here and freshly made everyday. Desert after too.

This place is awesomeness.
Yogurt is good. Lots of toppings to choose from. Really liked when they had the mint and chocolate together. Tasted like and Andes bar.
Chicken plate is amazeballs! Tasty and the best part… where else can you get a tasty chicken plate for less than $ 5?
Sushi is decent and cheap! Beats some other sushi I’ve had.
Haven’t tried the wraps yet, but looking forward to it!

Got the watermelon sorbet and topped it wil some marshmallow cream stuff. Was good! Dunno why the stars are so low, wish I could say I read the reviews but I was near-​by and didn’t give a damn anyway. Had no complaints. It wasn’t like heaven on earth, but it tasted like every other yogurt place I’ve gone so far quality wise, so I’ll rate it accordingly.
I’d come back, why not?

It’s frozen yogurt… it’s not rocket science! Pretty tough to give it an outstanding rating or a poor rating.
When in need for a chocolate fix, this would be my go to place as it is walking distance from where I’m at.
Staff is friendly enough and the prices are reasonable.

I came for the yogurt after rubio’s…not too excited about their selections of flavors… the yogurts were melting as I serve.

This review is for the wraps which were quite yummy! We were looking for a place to eat after Disneyland that was still open and wasn’t drive-​thru but was going to be quick. We stumbled across this little spot. I had the veggie wrap with added chicken. It was a nice size wrap with plenty of mixed veggies inside.
It looks like it was the owner doing all the hustling and I like that he makes everything made to order.
It was cold out so I can’t say anything about the yogurt but I would definitely recommend this place for a quick bite to eat.

I’ve recently moved next door at the widsor apartments. I was thrilled there was a frozen yogurt place walking distance. So my expectations maybe high. The selection is limited (not all machines are being used) the yogurt is watered down the second you pump it out. The toppings are what it is. The bolba is not as fresh. I can’t say much for the food because I haven’t tried at all. Don’t waste your time here. I would wait in line for jamba juice next door.

The line was long at Jamba juice, so me and my girl decided to kill sometime at this place. For 35c a oz (self serve) it was pretty refreshing for a hot day, but not a palate pleaser.
Deserted and lifeless, we entered with our fingers crossed for some good flavors. Once you go into a self serve frozen yogurt place, expect to buy something because it’s pretty effed up to enter, sample all their flavors, then leave… The place was clean and all the toppings were stocked up.
We tried every flavor, and honestly, there’s about 8 out of 14. They mixed two flavors together using the yogurt machine’s swirl mechanism, for example: pumpkin (on the left) + cheesecake (on the right) = pumpkin cheesecake (in the middle) /​mint (on the left) + chocolate (on the right) = Andes Mountain Chocolate (in the middle)… clever lil froyo spot… They also had chocolate, tart, mango sorbet, peanut butter, and other uninteresting forgetful flavors.
Not really liking their yogurt, we felt bad to leave without paying for anything (and using their restroom which was reserved for customers only…) so we got the andes mountain, pumpkin cheesecake, and original tart. The Andes Mountain had an avalanche and lost its flavor. After a couple more slurps, it was all down-​mountain from there with somewhat of a bitter aftertaste. The pumpkin cheesecake was good, but next time I would either get the pumpkin or the cheesecake separately. When mixed, the flavors don’t blend really well. The original tart counts for one of the stars. It gave you that over tart flavor that pairs great with fruits in that category. If I added a topping, I would have enjoyed it more, but we didn’t end up finishing a shared cup for it’s lack of brilliance.
The place was pretty small and can satisfy anyone’s desperate craving for frozen yogurt. I don’t remember there being any seats inside, but the place is so small you wouldn’t feel comfortable enjoying your yogurt inside anyways… The only reason why I would go back is for their Original Tart flavor, but either from the that… «Oh, look hunny! There’s no more line at Jamba Juice!»

It gets a one star for the topping selection. The yogurt is soooo runny that by the time it hits the bowl, its already a pool of melted yogurt. This will teach me to cheat on the Yogurtland.

Toppings are consistently melted, yogurt creaminess and quality varies wildly and the price, at 35¢ an ounce, is way more than what arguably better shops charge. It’s sort of tacky too — for a yogurt shop. Don’t try to go close to closing time — they shut down pretty much at 10:30 PM even though they stay open until 11:00.

I’ve never really jumped on the fro yo bandwagon. But Coldstone Creamery closed down and «a frozen yogurt place» opened in its place, so why not give it a shot? Yogurt Mania has a great selection of yogurt flavors. My personal favorite is the banana strawberry. The toppings are pretty typical, but the service is very friendly.