Yogurtland

Really sad this place closed down! I love the Taro flavor, and the consistency of the frozen yogurt.

They are closed! Phone number disconnected. So sad. Was looking forward to the dairy-​free Cosmo sorbet!!!

I think this is the best so far for me, frozen yogurt place I have been to in this area, actually I would say, in Oregon, The variety is great, the flavors, are all fantastic, the place is very clean and light, and it does not smell diary or that typical smell you find usually at other frozen yogurt shops. It is always difficult to decide which flavor, since they are all good and exciting. I still cannot say which is the best, I like them all. The topping are great!
I agree that the Double Oreo Cookies is divine and very addictive. Price is not low but acceptable considering the quality. I can’t wait to venture and try all the new flavors, next time, very addictive indeed. I give it 5 stars!

Double Oreo Cookie is the reason I started coming here. Love the little cups for samples. The reason we love coming here is that they use REAL flavors in their Yogurt, try to use organic when they can. But it is the REAL fruit that is important to us. To us it is more about the Taste, the natural ingredients, and selection of flavors, than the price. Frankly, if it doesn’t taste GOOD, it is worth $ 0.00 or pay me $ 3.00 to eat the stuff. The flavors change from week to week. New flavors with new combinations 3 to 5 times per month. I Like! We have found the staff here is helpful and friendly to us. It has become our every Tuesday stop for our weekly sweet spot. When it comes to Yogurt … it is not about the price, it is about the taste! Who can give me an Amen? Just saying!

Hours are not till 11pm (SUMMER HOURS) it’s 10pm. Ever since I signed up for the Yogurtland app I have been getting free 3 oz my purchase. Now I am in Platinum status 4 ounces free and 16 oz on my birthday. I believe they have the best tasting tart and rasberry tart and the consistency is perfect. I also take a few home to freeze and eat later. I think I am addicted… Also great friendly staff that is helpful and personable. This is my favorite location because I can come here for dessert after dinner and before watching a movie.
FYI: Putting the fruit toppings first semi freezes it and doesnt fall off the top.

This is one of the two best Frozen Yogurt places west side Portland Metro I’ve been in. The place itself is in an upscale shopping mall (Bridgeport). It is clean, looks trendy, and has helpful staff.
They are very generous with their free samples (encouraged by the staff). There are stacks of sample cups out in the open for you to try whatever. Overall, their uniqueness and variety of frozen yogurt is unmatched (I’ve not seen Taro flavored anywhere else). Their toppings section was standard compared to other places (I generally skip the sugary toppings).
The price is very competitive compared to some of the other places nearby. They do offer an incentive coupon that gives you freebies as well.

This is the best fro yo that Tualatin has to offer. Trust me, *I know these things*.
So first, the selection of yogurts is always right on spot. Large selection, variety of flavors and new and unique flavors. They also have *the best* chocolate fro yo!
Extremely clean, super cute, ultra modern interior, the place has sort of a Japanese vibe .
Service is always quick and friendly. And the prices are on par with what you will find almost everywhere else you will find fro yo. The only hinderance, for me, is that parking can sometimes be a challenge.

This is the best self-​serve frozen yogurt in all of Oregon. Yeah, it’s a chain, but you know what? They get it right every single time.
The froyo has a great consistency, all the flavors are firm and never runny. They have the typical flavors, as well as a ton of limited edition specialty flavors, so it’s always a nice surprise when I go. They have a good variety of fruits and nuts and candies.
The staff working here are great. The girl working when I went must have been telepathic, because she asked if I wanted some Butterfingers (one of my favorite toppings) which were in the back since there wasn’t enough room in the toppings area. How did she know?!?
I love that they leave the sample cups out in front of the register, so you can grab as many as you like. Sample away!
I wish this location wasn’t all the way out at Bridgeport!

This is the best froyo place, better than Peachwave.
They have TARO flavor, which is the BEST flavor in my opinion. Every one who has tried it loves it.
They also have a few other flavors for example the guava which i like too.
I love Yogurtland because the froyo has really firm consistency and isn’t runny when you pull the lever (which is a huge pet peeve of mine).
The place is right next to Saks off Fifth so whenever I go shopping i always stop in for some froyo.
The staff was super friendly when we walked in and told us to sample to our hearts content, which i may have done… Haha but honestly though they were super nice.
The toppings were fresh and the berries are actually from a local farm which is cool. yay for buying local!
My favorite froyo place in oregon.

Can’t beat good quality frozen yogurt with all the toppings imaginable.
Great place!

SAVE your receipt! There is a survey on it and you get 3 oz free the next time… then you keep using a receipt every time and it’s always «discounted»!

My new favorite yogurt shop in Portland. Not quite as good as Pinkberry but pretty darn close. They are not sheisty with the sample cups. Tried half the flavors. The flavors are all spot on. Fresh, clean, dare I say again SPOT ON! My wife really liked the taro. I really liked the fruity ones. Guava grapefruit, passion blackberry, and tangerine. They do have some eclectic ones for those daring. Black sesame vanilla… supposedly inspired by Japan.
Check in to Unilocal and get either the first 3 oz free or 10% off first purchase.
The sitting area is a bit limited but half the people take theirs to go and it doesn’t take long to finish.

So much lackluster yogurt places here… The best is Yogurtland… you won’t be sorry! Best flavors beyond the norm chocolate and vanilla. Taro, red velvet, spiced chai, tarts. Amazing fresh toppings. Clean inviting environment.
Worth the drive! Support this Yogurtland so that they open more locations!

When our family unit lived in SoCal, one of the things we loved doing together was loading into the Family Truckster and heading down the street to Yogurtland for some tasty frozen treats. We loved Yogurtland and our late evening froyo runs are one thing we really miss since moving to Portland – well, besides the SUN.
The girl was surfing the interwebs and discovered this Yogurtland simply by happenstance. She declared that we had to make an special trip there, even though it’s way out in bumf**k nowhere. Well, she’s heading off to Eugene for college in September, and the boy is busy working and training on his MMA, so I doubt we’ll get too many more chances to take a trip to Yogurtland together. Thus, off to Yogurtland we went.
What I like about Yogurtland is that the stores always look clean and the toppings are fresh. This particular Yogurtland looks exactly like the one in our old SoCal neighborhood. I got cheesecake and peanut butter flavors topped with Reese’s and chocolate syrup. I also got a little lump in my throat watching my crew spoon that frozen goodness into their happy faces. I am not going to deal with the empty nest very well, I’m afraid. I’ve had kids living in my house for the past 25 years. That’s half of my life!
Anyway, if you’re a parent, take some time to make a few special memories with your little ones while they’re still little. That’s my advice. It doesn’t have to be anything spectacular or expensive. A little frozen yogurt can do the job.

Pros:
1. Coconut fro-​yo is sublime
2. Excellent variety of toppings
3. CLEAN
4. Check in on Unilocal and receive 15% off on first visit
Cons:
1. Self serve (kind of an ick factor germ wise)

Yogurtland. YES.
I tried the original Yogurtland in Fullerton, CA, and I’m super excited/​happy that it is finally in Portland. Hallelujah.
I like the variety of yogurt flavors that they offer albeit I always get the same combo: cheesecake + pistachio + (maybe vanilla or chocolate) + cheesecake topping + blueberries + crushed peanuts = deliciousness.
Cheap, fun, and healthy (well, it’s less calorie-​filled than Ben & Jerry’s. So shut up). Definitely going back their again.

Finally! A YOGURTLAND IN PORTLAND! Coming from downtown? Take the 5S towards Salem and Exit 290 to the Bridgeport Village. It’ll take about 20 minutes (without traffic).
This frozen yogurt joint is embedded in the Bridgeport Village Shopping Plaza. It’s more near the back by P.F. Changs, Saks and the Container Store.
For 33 cents/​ounce of self-​serve frozen yogurt and toppings — skies the limit! My personal faves: pistachio, taro, red velvet cake batter and cheese cake. Toppings: fresh cut fruit, mochi and coconut shreds.
SO What makes Yogurtland different from other places? It’s not too tarty and its cheaper. Although they have a few flavors that are tarty for those with preferences. But for something with sugar, flavor and substance — Yogurtland has the whole sha-​bang!
What’s super sweet is that they’re open late on weekends :) Unfortunately they don’t have the Hello Kitty fro-​yo cups, but they do have the collectible spoons (Hello Kitty, My Melody, Keroppi, Choco Cat and Badtz Maru).
Compared to the fru fru chains — this stands on its own. I’ll be back to Yogurtland (rain or shine).

I don’t mind the longer drive to Yogurtland since the Yogurt place near my house has the worst customer service & annoying awful music.
I love it here…
Plenty of yogurt flavors to pick from.
Great customer service (whoo hoo, no stuck up staff).
Hello Kitty spoons (whoo hoo, bonus).
No crazy hard rock music.
Good prices.
Fresh fruits.
Cute setup (so inviting).
Bright & clean.
I LOVE YOGURTLAND!!!

2 years ago I threw a penny in the fountain at Bridgeport and wished they would open a Yogurtland.
Today, my wish came true.
I had first had this super tasty yogurt while visiting southern California. They have flavors that are unique and full bodied and the yogurt has a better consistency than other self serve fro yo stops in the area. I have spent the last year making frequent stops to Peachwave and Orange Tree but going forward I plan on making Yogurtland my exclusive fro-​yo supplier!
Beyond the excellent product, i have found from my two visits that the employees are much more pleasant! They have taken care not to hire snotty teenagers, and I appreciate that immensely! Customer service becomes a key selling point when you have options, and even if I liked there yogurt less, I would still frequent here just based on how pleasant the employees are.

It’s a culture clash between two yogurt shops in Bridgeport: Yogurtland in the Bridgeport Village proper, and Peachwave in the strip mall across the street. Is FroYo the new Starbucks of excessive locations? I don’t know. I don’t think you can ever have enough options for delicious customizable treats.
I visited Yogurtland about 5 minutes after it opened, so obviously everything was very fresh and beautiful (and if it wasn’t, well… that wouldn’t bode well). What caught my eye immediately were big, hefty chunks of tender ripe mango. You don’t usually see mango that’s truly ripe or sliced in that big of a chunk anywhere else. This is good for fruit lovers, but if you’re trying to keep your ounces (i.e. price) down, you might be in trouble.
Flavors seemed to be exclusive to the chain (the Tigard Yogurtland is the first Oregon state installation) versus YoCream at most other shops around town. I got the Red Velvet which was very good with a rich, creamy texture, but I’m still partial to the chocolatey undertones at Swirl. But that’s at least a half hour away, so for five minutes from my office, this is fantastic. There is a good variety of yogurt machines and flavors offered, from the basic (tart) to fruity (strawberry and blueberry) to chocolate to crazy (key lime pie, peanut butter). Something that should make everybody happy.
The prices aren’t bad either, at 33 cents per ounce. On the lower end of what I’ve seen around town.
The space is clean and simple, and roomy enough to have people inside without feeling cramped.
Even if it’s a lot of yogurt in one south suburb zip code, at least it’s good to know that whatever side of the street you’re on, you’re covered with something delicious.