Red Mango

Good bubble tea here! We went to three other places on a Saturday night to get bubble tea and they were out of bubbles but red mango didn’t let us down :)

With Red Mango the only froyo place in the town. I just had to visit for a hot summer day. There are 6 flavors and I had white peach. The staff is super friendly. Although this place is does not allow self serve, it’s very clean and well done. There are plenty of nice tables in the store. They also have walnut pastries that are a bit pricey but we’ll worth the money. These delights are great for the winter to eat and to also gift.

I have been coming to this location for the past few years, while the previous reviews are true with limited ingredients as well only having two flavors… I noticed that the place is under new management and the whole place got a face lift. Just like it should of been this location is now up to date and managed the way every chain should be. Clean and professional, I enjoyed my visit and got my dose.

This is a fake Red Mango. They have 4 flavors: Original, strawberry, vanilla, and pomegranate. More than 50% of the toppings were cereal. It wasn’t even self serve… Lame. Skip this place and go somewhere else.

Even though I enjoyed the pomegranate flavored froyo they have at this location, they only offer TWO flavors and they charge u by the topping. I think that totally defeats the purpose of being a froyo shop. They also don’t allow u to self serve (for all my layering fans it’s not happening here). I walked in and wasn’t aware of this fact and instead of politely telling me the person at the register shoved a sign that was pushed to the side in my face. Rude much? Then I was about to hand him my debit card to pay but they alsace a $ 10 minimum for card charges… it’s 2015 we’re still doing this crap? If u live in the area or are visiting I’d highly recommend taking the trip to edgewater instead, chipper workers and a place for u to make froyo your way! This one is a faux red mango. It’s a froyo shop that just wanted the name to draw customers in.

Better than the regular fro-​yo joints. They will start doing self-​service like other Red Mangos soon. My rents also love their walnut balls — a bit pricey, but if it makes them happy, I don’t mind shelling out $ 18 to get a couple of those. It’s like any other Red Mango (there’s one in Edgewater as well), but it’s so conveniently located next to so many Korean restaurants– hits the sweet spot right after having all that spicy K food!

I love this Food Franchise, but I’m not particularly crazy about this specific store.
They don’t have half of the ingredients on the menu, which is pointless to list to the public in the first place. It’s not even a self-​serve so you’re stuck with whatever amount they give to you at a set price. They don’t have many flavors and toppings too choose from.
Mediocre teenage service.
They only have street parking.

Love this red mango, it’s out of the way for me but I’ll take the trip. It tastes so much better than most fro yo places, it’s the real deal. A little pricy but I think it’s worth it.

Beware froyo lovers, this red mango is not self-​serve. They only have 4 flavors. There aren’t even many toppings too choose from. Parking is difficult to find in the area. The employees are not friendly.

Red Mango is a popular frozen yogurt chain that’s been around before the whole frozen yogurt craze hit the nation. This location is not self serve. Everything is done for you behind the counter. They charge you by the topping not by the weight (I think this varies location by location). The toppings are generally fresh and the staff are courteous. This location recently joined forces with Cocohodo (a walnut pastry franchise) that’s apparently really popular. I tried one and it was pretty tasty. There’s a completely separate menu and register for Cocohodo but they share the space.
This location is really spacious (perhaps too spacious for a fro-​yo spot?) and has a good amount of seating. They have a limited amount of flavor options I think they offer four different options which change over the seasons. The original and white peach are my faves. Perfect amount of tartness.

Not much to say, its a Red Mango which roughly translates to frozen yogurt. They change their flavors fairly often so you never know what you’re gonna get when you walk in here. They offer a good selection of toppings, though not as many as I’ve seen at other Red Mangos.
One cool thing about this one is that they have combined inside the place a shop called Cocohodo (its not adjacent its actually inside the Red Mango). The «cocohodos» are walnut pastries which doesn’t sound very appetizing but they were suprisingly good from the small sample they let us try.

This location is not a serve yourself set up (yet?). There was a sign saying you could not serve yourself but no one was behind the counter. I’m not sure if this is a brand new store or what, but it was kind of weird. I did not stay.

I downloaded their mobile app for the free $ 5 credit on their loyalty card. I was craving fro-​yo so of course I headed to Unilocal.Turns out there’s a Red Mango close to me.
So I made the short drive and stopped in. Their prices are good. They don’t charge by weight which I like (I very easily spend $ 15 on fro-​yo that way) but they do charge per topping. $ 0.75 for the first and 0.50 for each additional.
I had the white peach and it’s delicious. The yogurt is creamy but not overly so. I’m eating it as I type this. The other flavors are original, coconut and pomegranate. Being the food lover I am I also got an original with 3 toppings to go.
With my $ 5 off my total for a small and a regular with 3 toppings came to $ 4 and change. Not bad for a late night snack.

Almost never a time I’m in Pal Park and don’t stop by for some Red Mango. Weekend nights are packed, but during the week it’s usually quiet.
My usual is a small original with strawberry & kiwi. Tangy and sweet, with no guilt. I love that. The pomegranate froyo is also really good, so sometimes I’ll opt for that! I’ve had their smoothies before as well, and I asked to substitute the strawberry & banana for strawberry & mango, which they did. Loved that too but a little too icy/​watered down for a smoothie (I’ve worked at Jamba Juice, so I know how legit smoothies should be like hehe). But it’s okay because I bought that smoothie for $ 2 with a coupon.
It’s not self-​serve like the one in Tenafly, but the amount of room and seating they have in Tenafly is TINY! I really couldn’t ask for them to change anything here (except maybe accept credit cards for amounts under $ 10). But I love Red Mango. it’s my favorite treat after a dinner around the area.

I come to this particular Red Mango for its red bean paste as a topping selection, which I dont see in other Red Mango locations. It goes amazingly well with the original flavor froyo and the mochi topping. The non-​self serve froyo & toppings isnt an issue for me, except they never seem to put enough toppings on my froyo…

This Red Mango location is the wackness, and not like the movie.
They are not self serve and they only have four flavors of frozen yogurt and a limited amount of toppings compared to every other location I’ve been to, including another one in New Jersey (Millburn). I don’t know if the woman serving me my froyo was just so matter of fact or annoyed that she had to serve me at all, but either way, it was awkward.

I love Red Mango froyo, and although I love the design and atmosphere of this one, it pales in comparison to the one in Tenafly. It’s not self-​service and the amount of toppings you get is inconsistent because it depends on your server.
That being said, the service is usually very good and I’ve never had a problem here, but it’s still hard for me to overlook it’s mediocrity. That doesn’t keep me from visiting it pretty often though.

I love Red Mango but I hate this particular Red Mango location. This must be the only foryo place which doesn’t have the self-​serve option. Even worse, they charge an arm and a leg for their toppings but they are extremely stingy with the toppings. I got three mandarin oranges. Seriously? Three? I’m not coming back to this location because I refuse to pay $ 8 for regular size froyo with three mandarin oranges, a little chocolate chips and a petty sprinkling of granola.

This is your typical red mango. They have about 4 flavors behind the counter and lots of toppings. They keep the place very clean. Lots of people especially during post-​dinner time so very hard to find a table. Another problem is parking since majority is metered street parking.
But its a refreshing dessert especially after a spicy Korean meal nearby.
Join their rewards club called club mango. You get free fro yo on your birthday and when you rack up 500 points you get $ 5 worth of fro yo.

Who would’ve thought frozen yogurt would be such a success? Not I said the fly. Okay, in all seriousness frozen yogurt is pretty good when it’s a hot summer day/​night. This specific spot was pretty packed when my friend and I came in for some «froyo». Most of the patrons were in their 20’s and it was poppin in there! Contrary to popular belief not EVERYONE was Korean. *GASP. I only say this cuz Pal Park is highly populated with the Korean peeps (small tidbit).
Like all the other Red Mango chains, they have a few different yogurt flavors (Original, Pomegranate, Tangomonium, and seasonal) with quite a selection of toppings (fruits, chocolates, cereals, crumbled cookies) including mochi! Okay, got a lil excited there.
The toppings are what get you on the price…$ 1 for the first and $.50 for each additional… and we all know you can’t just get one… or at least I can’t. One is the loneliest number… lalala.
For some reason, this location has really creamy yogurt… similar to that of Mister Softee ice cream. I’ve tried other Red Mango spots and they were more tart/​less creamy. *shrug. The owner or manager is really nice (he took our order), the place is extremely clean, and the service is quick.
Fact, Red Mango rivals Pinkberry, another frozen yogurt joint. I think Pinkberry is a bit more popular and from what I remember their yogurt is less creamy buuuut I may have to update this when I try it again :)