iKiwi Yogurt

I am a huge fan of frozen yogurt and this place is my all time favorite in Orlando! The owner is very friendly and he makes the yogurt himself. His Taro yogurt is awesome!

This place is probably my favorite place to ever eat dessert. The environment is A1 and the owner is just the biggest sweetheart in the world.
Their taro yogurt is killer. Get it and put some fruit on it. My favorite part of this place is the fact that you can stuff your face with junk or get yogurt and fruit.

A long time favorite spot, iKiwi is a must for froyo in east Orlando. Some have critiqued that they don’t have as many flavored as some of the chain shops, but they always seem to have the staples as well as a few adventurous flavors. Sea salt caramel is melt in your mouth delicious and avocado was pretty tasty too!
The owner is so kind and welcoming. I think her hospitality, along with the fresh yogurt, is what keeps me going back. She often brings us fresh, free water to go with our treats and likes to know how we are doing.
Delicious, clean, fresh, and inviting. iKiwi knows what’s up!

The service is always pleasant. The flavors are always changing, but I don’t know if that’s good or bad. They got rid of espresso and they now have banana and maple walnut, but they are good so I don’t mind. hopefully they don’t replace those with any «bad» flavors.
The owners have a menu for boba and flavored tea, that would be great for them to offer, but they never have it available.

The plain yogurt with almost everything on top is amazing!!! The customer service is so personable and always going above and beyond to help whoever walks in. They charge by weight, and it really is inexpensive. Love this place.

Do yourself a favor and come here. The shopkeepers were some of the most adorable and friendliest people I’ve met during my visit to Orlando. At 39 cents per ounce, this is also a fantastic deal. Without practicing self control the way I would have in costlier froyo stores back home in NY, I ended up purchasing a full cup of both taro and plain frozen yogurt for a surprisingly low cost of $ 4.50. I was very impressed with the sampling of all the flavors. Besides taro and plain, my favorites, there were many other delicious flavors– cake batter, cookies and cream, kiwi, and ghirardelli chocolate, to name a few off the top of my head.
The shop was very clean and brightly lit, with plenty of seating. Bring a friend or date and enjoy a lovely respite from the heat together. I absolutely plan on coming back, as well as bringing my friends here. I’m a fan!

Not exactly sure why iKiwi has such high reviews. The frozen yogurt selection is poor, toppings are average. Most of the machines were out of order or had plastic over them. Not the cleanest place either.

Now this is what fro-​yo should taste like! Jeff K ‘s review is on point. This place has the best in town or anywhere I’ve been.

I eat a lot of frozen yogurt so when I saw this place on Unilocal and all the good reviews I got really excited. I’m not sure if I
hopes up too high or maybe I just had an off day but I wasn’t impressed. As far as the décor there was the typical decoration of a fro-​yo shoppe, nothing special. Then came the flavors, they were pretty good but nothing amazing. I’ve had better and I’ve had worse. But what I did find interesting is they don’t just serve frozen yogurt. They also have ice cream and sorbet, which was nice since I have a friend that doesn’t love fro-​yo as much as I do. The customer service was great and my friend even tried her milkshakes which was VERY good. It was better than the frozen yogurt I had. Because there are other fro-​yo places closer to me I’m not sure if I’ll be back though

Just what the (sweet inner) doctor ordered. Beware that you pull the lever back off or you’ll be drowning in fro… yo

The yogurt is all made in the back. It’s fresh, delicious, and exotic. The family that owns it is super friendly and fun to talk to. If you’re around UCF, check it out!

Several good flavors. I didn’t count but iKiwi seems to have a little less of a selection than most of the other places.
Price is a little higher but its always easy to get a seat and enjoy something cold.
Favorite — Plain Yogurt, Coconut, Taro with coconut flakes and sliced almonds.

I just tried iKiwi for the first time, and I loved it! I had a combo of pineapple and kiwi, and Hubby had cake batter and chocolate. All were delicious! The owner was there too, and she was super friendly. She told us that it took 40 pineapples to make the pineapple yogurt… who knew :) Definitely my new favorite frozen yogurt place. Oh and they sell macaroons on Monday.

They have the best yogurt in the UCF area, no doubt. The price is about the same as any of the other places but the quality is by far much better. I always get a sample of whatever the new flavor is at the time but usually go for the cake batter.
There are plenty of toppings from fresh strawberries and kewis to brownies and gummy worms. Both hot fudge and chocolate syrup. The place always has a few people but never to crowded. The owners use to be there all the time and are really nice. My favorite place to get yogurt around UCF.

I had the cake batter, salted caramel, and pumpkin flavors which were super duper tasty. The flavors were quite tasty and the topping bar was loaded with a variety of fresh goodies. To top it off the staff were very friendly and helpful and offered samples. The gentleman working suggested I try the pumpkin and he was right, it was quite good. It’s in a great location adjacent to Publix and the prices are very reasonable. From here on out, this is my new fro-​yo joint.
ETA…every time I have gone back here the staff are super awesome and accommodating.

I’ll go ahead and echo the same sentiments as many of the other reviewers here: this is probably the best frozen yogurt in the area.
It’s funny, because in my last review of a frozen yogurt shop, I said something along the lines of «I’d love to finally see a shop that I don’t rate 4 stars, even if it’s less, because at least that would mean that there’s something different about it.» I’m tired of how similar they all are.
Of course, the day after I write that review, I go here. The flavors are made in-​house rather than being purchased, they are switched up frequently, and the toppings look very fresh. The yogurt flavors themselves are great.
The real kicker, and the main reason for that 5^th star, is the energetic and friendly owner. She is awesome. Even if this place was the same as all the other shops in the area, I’d probably still prefer this place just because of the owner’s personality.

My boyfriend is a big fan of frozen yogurt, and had been wanting to try this place for a while. We’ve tried this place on Park Avenue called Gurtzberry a couple of times, and have always been pretty happy with their yogurts.
But I’ll be honest here, I didn’t have great expectations for this iKiwi deal. It’s not often that a «meh, why not» turns out to be a delightful surprise [the bf would totally plug a «I told you so» in here]. Yeah yeah yeah ;)
The place is simple, clean, and pretty upbeat. Their owners are very friendly and observant. Observant, yes. They noticed right away on our first time that my boyfriend and I were trying to figure out the self-​serve thing worked. They came to us with sample cups and told us to try as many flavors as we wanted. (AS MANY AS I WANT?! Heeheehee)
Their available yogurt flavors have ranged from plain, passion fruit/​mango, taro, to lychee. Other flavors like chocolate, vanilla, and even red velvet cake (erm…) are I believe their ice cream flavors. What I also appreciate the most is the fact that they change up the variety pretty often. I’m excited to go back and see what new flavors they’ll have next time.
As other Unilocalers have pointed out already, it’s a pretty simple, inexpensive place. You pick your flavor (s), get as much toppings as you want, as many as you want. You just pay for however much your *bucket* weighs at the end. For a full heaping serving of yogurt, with various fruit toppings (kiwi, pineapple, strawberry, mango, banana, etc.), gummy bears (MMMM, my favowite), it usually comes out to be around $ 3. I thought their scale was broken at first, but that’s really how much they charged for my happy bucket of nomnoms!!!
We most definitely went back the next day. Ended up going back there every other day in one week. We picked up their frequent buyer punch card dealio on Monday, I believe; ended up with a freebie by Saturday. Yeah, pretty serious stuff there.
There’s always people in there, trying out new flavors and such. Even on a random week night. If you can’t find anywhere to sit down to enjoy your cup of happiness, they have an empty space next door (a huge glassed-​in place) with lots of seatings.

I actually found out about iKiwi when I was searching for places to get great dessert for my birthday. When I read all the rave reviews, I KNEW I had to go. Similar to Mochi, it is a self-​serve frozen yogurt place. I love Mochi, so I knew I’d probably like iKiwi too! There are a few reasons why I like iKiwi better.
1) They had more flavors! I had pomegranate and kiwi mixed! YUM
2) At each station, there are two flavors of frozen yogurt and here is the «better» part — there is a «twist» option in the center! Hello! Who doesn’t love to twist their yogurt flavors! I know I was always a vanilla/​chocolate twist kind of girl :)
The prices were not high, and they still had all the great «fixin’s» as Mochi such as fresh fruit, granola, etc…
And it’s SOOOOOO close to where I work that it might just be come a regular «lunch» spot for me ;)

Out of all the fro-​yo places I’ve been to (Mochi, Yogurtopia, Sweet!, Menchies) this one takes the cake! The flavors are flavorful and real!
They have 6 flavors in which 2 to 3 flavors change to keep it fresh every week. They always have their Plain yogurt, Ghirardelli Chocolate flavor and their Vanilla as permanent flavors. While their rotated flavors include some asian-​inspired ones which are delish! They have taro, kiwi, mango, strawberry, strawberry-​banana, espresso, cookies and cream, lychee, cheesecake, and passion fruit are some to name. They always come out with new and different flavors from time to time making it even more enticing to just stop on by.
The service there is impeccable! It is family owned and run and Thu is the sweetest lady you will ever meet. She’s always smiling and giving samples away. Her service alone brings me back time and time again!
If you’re new to this fro-​yo crazy, stop by ikiwi and see how it’s done right!

the frozen yogurt craze that has been sweeping the nation has finally arrived to central Florida with the opening of iKiwi in the UCF area!
Ikiwi has over six flavors of frozen yogurt and a multitude of delicious toppings I love it… and to top it all off its all self serve so you can buy as much or as little as you want and pay by weight