Yogurt City

Just had a refreshing cup of pineapple and watermelon froyo topped with herbal jelly! I was really surprised to see this, really makes this place stick out since it’s not found in your typical froyo places. The pineapple was fruity with just enough creaminess to it. Pineapple and mango toppings were ok, not that sweet yet but probably because they’re just coming to season. Watermelon froyo was not as good though, tasted more slushy than anything.
Toppings bar was full, a good amount of fruit and your traditional candy toppings. Fudge and caramel available too.
Glad to see regular hours now with the warm weather and there was a steady stream of customers while I was there.
The place is very bright and neat inside with plenty of seating. The girl working was very friendly and helpful.

Craved froyo at 9ish on a Thursday night and was pleasantly surprised this place was still open. I got the green tea and tart froyo. But they have a lot of different flavors, and the manager said they switch up the seasonal ones every couple weeks or so. I got to try the pumpkin pie one and for all your pumpkin lovers out there, it’s a must! The manager also mentioned that they will be adding new desserts and items to their menu so I’ll be looking forward to that!

Since icraze2 closed in stoughton, we tried yogurt city with the kids… We all liked it. It’s just like orange leaf.

The Pros:
— The Hours: What sets this place apart — they are open until 10:00 pm. There are 5+ other fro-​yo/​ice cream places that we could debate on which is best — but Yorgurt City is open an hour or two later than some of its competitors. Want fro-​yo after 8:00 PM on a Saturday? This is your spot!
–The place itself is clean, staff was friendly
–There were plenty of topping and flavor options. I was on the lookout for the green apple flavor that a fellow Unilocaler mentioned below, and they did not have it. But I was pleased with the flavor selection overall.
The places for improvement:
— There was NO ONE there other than us and the staff. This would have been fine seeing that it was 9:30 at night, but please put some music on or something! It felt a little awkward.
–We asked about gluten free and the staff didn’t know. This is a common allergy, if you don’t train your staff on this, possibly put a sign at least on the yogurt flavors that are GF?
— Coupon/​Rewards card is missing! There should be an incentive for being a repeat customer! Pinkberry, RedMango and Sweet Frog all have buy10, get one free. It would be nice if they started a similar program.

I go there just to get the green apple flavor. Theres other flavors that normal frozen yogurt places dont have. I live near a pinkberry and red mango but i will purposely drive over to yogurt city just to get that flavor.

Not really a fan of frozen yogurt but gave it a try for my mom, it was ok but really watery! A little on the expensive side and they were out if all the good flavors boooo.

I love Yogurt City!
It’s colorful & happy! Most important it is clean! They have about 8 different flavors of frozen yogurt & also have non-​dairy frozen yogurt too!
My favorite is the watermelon!
It is the DIY toppings, which I like so much better, I want extra graham cracker topping, dammit!
There is tables with chairs and/​or bar countertop with stools to sit and enjoy.
Plenty of parking too!
Don’t forget to join up for their frequent visitor club! It’s so worth it!

Yogurt City is a «textbook» Asian froyo joint. Colorful, cute furnishings, and the Disney channel was on when I walked in. It’s very clean inside but felt awkwardly empty when I went.
Lots of flavor options including the standard vanilla, chocolate, coffee, and peanut butter. Chocolate chip cookie is deceivingly just cookies and cream. They also had cake batter, pistachio, mango, and other fruity options which escape my memory since I typically go for the creamier flavors. I’m not sure how to describe it but each flavor had this underlying note of «frothiness» to it that made it a bit dull. It might also be a texture issue, but «frothy» (almost like thick whipped cream) is the best way I can describe it.
Getting samples was a challenge because pushing down on the handle produced an overflowing explosion into my tiny sample cup and an unattractive attempt to consume said explosion, resulting in a napkin run.
On top of that, $.55/​oz is pretty steep, especially for an isolated frozen yogurt place outside of the city.
The only topping I got was mochi. Mochi is soft and delicious, so a plus there!

This place opened up over a year ago, boy am I’m disappointed I didn’t make in sooner. The yogurt has a great subtle flavor, many flavors to choose from and you can mix and match. Then you get to the toppings bar, lots of fresh fruit and all the regular ice cream toppings. You do have to pay by weight so don’t go nuts… well maybe a little bit nuts.

My first time here and I thought it was okay. I had the original and peach. I didn’t like the peach much, original was ok. I do prefer more tart flavor, like Pinkberry. The toppings were abundant and the environment was clean. I like the colorful spoons and chairs! Friendly service. Truthfully I’m not into the self serve frozen yogurts, but a good place.

much-​needed ice cream/​froyo place in randolph. the place is bright and clean and the staff is very helpful in explaining the process for first-​timers. self-​serve of 15ish different froyo flavors (+ twists of those sharing the same machine) and then a serve yourself topping bar as you make your way to the register. price is by weight (55 cents/​oz).
wide range of toppings available: candy, fresh fruit, etc. and big bowls that obviously encourage you to fill so be careful!
enjoyed the cake batter/​red velvet swirl and a fair amount of toppings for ~$ 4 which seems comparable for any area ice cream places. hope this place lasts in town since it’s a good alternative to dairy barn/daddy’s dairy and should do good business after school lets out thanks to its prime location.