Nubi Yogurt

The only reason why I am giving this 4 star is because they took out the Cheese Cake flavor, but they replaced it with cupcake… can’t be to upset with that decision. I love frozen yogurt and this place is up there with the best of them. I can honestly put this ahead, many because all the girls working there are hot so I feel its hitting my fantasy spots. Most of the time when you walk into other yogurt shops, you have a what looks like a Korean pop singer with the Dragon Ball Z hair do ringing me up… no! Let the ladies run the show, I don’t want no Korean sausage helping me.

I came here tonight and was surprised at the immense selection they have here. I like the variety of flavors they have, 12 flavors, different types: tarts, sorbets and regular froyo. There’s like 40+ toppings, they have two different bars of toppings. One in the back near the yogurt, and the table next to the register.
The girls behind the counter were extremely helpful and courteous. I didn’t even have to ask for sample cups, I walked in looked at the flavors and one of the girls came up to me and offered me some sample cups as much as I want. They were really friendly too and actually seemed to be enjoying their work unlike other yogurt employees ahemyogurtlandahem.
Anyways, 4 stars for the yogurt, variety, cleanliness and customer service.
–1 star because of the price, 39 cents/​oz, but it’s pretty understandable when thinking about the many toppings they have, it must add up.

parking is bad… vut the yogurt and service is GREAT!!! th eperfect place for a quick snack and with all the choices here you can never go wrong!!!

yummy this is our new spot!

I knew today was Michael’s last day. he is leaving for Reno to see his Dad tonight and then will head straight for NY, stopping occasionally for gas, to eat, and sleep but knowing him all he needs is a pack of black licorice and a Red Bull and possibly 3 hours of sleep, maybe less.
After my adventurous visit to Ike’s Place w/​my Daughter in Palo Alto, I knew we’d be meeting but I didn’t know where. Yesterday he met us at Cataldi Park because he wanted to meet where Tess can have fun but since the weather was scorching hot, she ended up in the shade and NOT playing at all so this time around I told him we can skip the park idea since it was getting hot and that Tess can just sit and chill w/​us no matter where it is. Oh– BTW I got Tess to eat her very first Ike’s sandwich. the Pizzle (chicken, bacon, ranch, and cheese) and she loved it. Since I’ve been raving about Ike’s since I met Michael, I knew he had to try it before he leaves so what did I do? I got the Kryptonite sandwich. it’s the most biggest and expensive sandwich on their menu (the one Adam Richman from Man vs. Food had!). So obviously meeting at a restaurant was out of the question. He didn’t want me to meet him near his area because he didn’t want me to pay for parking (that’s downtown!) so he Googled and texted me this place. We agreed to meet in 40 minutes.
This place was fairly easy to find. Located in the heart of East San Jose where traffic and the crowd can be horrendous but since I don’t go in this area a lot plus it was our last gathering until he comes back to visit so I held my tongue from cursing at the stupid idiots populating this area. I swear, some people just cannot drive and should be murdered.
This place is located next to Fox’s Den Pizza! I have this place bookmarked and will try it sometime. We got there early so my Daughter and I sat outside (tables have umbrellas) until he arrived. We sat and talked, laughed for awhile and he took 3 bites out of his sandwich. seemed to have enjoyed it and made a notion that he wanted frozen yogurt so that’s when we walked into the A/​C joint. nice change since it was hot outside!
Cups varies from size, you can also ask for sample cups. I saw tart, vanilla, cookies and cream, cola, horchata, chocolate, among many others. I didn’t pay attention since my main focus was on the chocolate and it indicated. «Non-​fat» and «No sugar added.» SCORE! I went over to the toppings area (BTW they have a HUGE toppings area ranging from sweets, sprinkles, gummies, candies, cookies, and fruits). I added Oreo crumbles, chocolate sprinkles, PB cups, something chocolate, and hot fudge. My Daughter didn’t want any. what he got was a fruity and colorful selection. I didn’t notice what he got because I don’t care for fruits, haha.
I don’t know the price per oz. but for 2 heavily filled cups came to about $ 6-​$ 7. Water bottles are expensive though (over $ 1.50 each) so I would suggest getting your thirst quenched elsewhere.
The girl that rung us up was friendly. didn’t bother us too much even though we sat outside for about 30 – 45 minutes and then inside for an additional 30 – 45 minutes until we vacated the premises.
My selection was good. I do agree that the yogurt is softer in texture but I cannot complain. I wanted frozen yogurt and this place seemed to hit the spot when it comes to toppings!
My Daughter sat and played w/​my phone, took pictures of Michael randomly, laughing at him, joking around w/​him while he was sitting beside me, enjoying his frozen yogurt selections. laughing, making fun of her, making fun of me, and held my hand. awwww.
He walked us out and gave Tess a hug. he gave me a very long hug and a kiss on my head. He comes back to visit at the end of August for just 2 days. I know he has family to tend to but he said he will make time to see me and Tess.
Great departing yogurt. parking can be hell though.

Cool place to go at night cuz the parking lot during the day is so crazy !

I decided to give this place a try today, and I ended up really disappointed.
The quality of their yogurt doesn’t go well with the price, 39c/​OZ! As soon as I walked out of the store after paying for my order, the yogurt in my cup had already melted down. Really, WTF?! All of the toppings got blended with the gross watery yogurt, and it looked really disgusting.
Not to mention, now I am suffering from a somewhat severe stomachache that I’m pretty sure was caused by just a few spoons of that non-​edible «yogurt». I can’t believe I took the courage to put that crap into my mouth, it indeed tasted just like icy over-​dated syrup. Of course I ended up tossing the rest of it away.
I demand my $ 6.89 back!

It’s your typical FroYo place. An average assortment of flavors and toppings, clean, cheerful staff, reasonable prices (not cheap, not spendy).

This place has some good promotions going each month. Variety of yoyurts and toppings to put on. I definitely recommend it. Been to many yogurt places but this one is my favorite. The customer service is great once you enter you’re greeted unlike other place they totally don’t even acknowledge you.

Today, I went back to give Nubi a second chance. Good thing since now I was aware of all of the add ons. Much better experience. They still need to make it easier to navigate all of the choices, but overall, better experience!

I don’t get it. Take such a fun thing, like frozen yogurt, and turn it into a sterile, disorganized, average experience. Am I missing something?
This particular Nubi is in a shopping center that is a nightmare to navigate & find parking. I go happily into Nubi, after completing the parking lot obstacle course, to find a not-​so-​friendly interior, equally no-​so-​friendly cashier and a bunch of toppings that have definitely seen better days. I try to make the best of it and move on to concocting my froyo treat to find that I’m not that great at a do-​it-​yourself sundae. I just couldn’t get the ratios right and the quality of the toppings was just adding to my frustration. In addition, people are all milling around trying to figure out which yogurt/​toppings to do themselves so it ended up being just as bad as the parking lot.
I was happier leaving Nubi than going in to Nubi. When I started eating my dessert, I had wished we would have opted for the real deal and gone to Baskin Robbins. Oh, well, live and learn. Nubi is definitely not for me.

Eh, nothing special. well maybe besides that they had BLUE gummi bears. …
Flavors were typical, so were the other toppings.
39Cents /​OZ … I ‘d rather go to yogurtland where it’s 30cents/​oz.

While I waited for tires to be installed at Calderon’s, I decided to walk over to Nubi Yogurt and award myself a little treat for successfully changing a tire on my own. Upon entering, I instantly was hit with a feeling of déjà vu. Looking around, I had a small feeling I had been here before.
This newly opened frozen yogurt shop with modern décor featured approximately 20 common flavors (such as original, vanilla, and chocolate), 2 unusual flavors that last a week (such as mint toothpaste and watermelon bubble gum), 30 dry toppings (such as chocolate chips, Fruity Pebbles, and Nerds), 25 wet toppings (such as strawberries, blueberries, and kiwi). After a surveying all of my options, I had a large feeling I had been before.
At the end of the line, you weigh your creation and then give your money to a small, smiling Asian girl (with thick framed glasses slightly falling off her face) who offers you a frequent buyer card before you leave. After paying and interacting with the cashier, I could have sworn I had been before.
As I walked back from my average fro yo experience, enjoying my average treat at an average price, I realized that I had never been to Nubi Yogurt before. It looked like every other frozen yogurt shop in the Bay Area. You could have changed the name to Pinkberry or Tuttimelon, and I would not have known the difference.
Bottom line: Same shit, different name.

nubi yogurt lists itself as being in the tropicana shopping center, a mexican themed shopping center. it’s next to fox pizza. location pretty small. décor typical nubi blue and orange.
music: strange rock music
froyo availability:
–original tart
–mango tart
–raspberry pomegrate tart
–lychee tart
–taro tart: runny
–blueberry tart
–vanilla
–chocolate
–creamsicle: doesn’t taste like it’s icy namestake. off-​flavored
–caffe latte: was this coffee?
–pumpkin :so –so
–very strawberry
–cookies and cream
–dole pineapple: tastes like pineapple
–cheesecake
–horchata: sour tasting
pricing: self serve, .39 cents@ ounce froyo & toppings. 30 dry toppings of the usual nuts, cereals, candies, chocolates in a cart. 24 toppings of fruits, jellies, crumbled cookies, mochi in trays on counter.
frodrips:
–taylor dispense machines, vigour laminated cups
–sample cups available
–froyo on the soft side, melted fast, smooth, almost creamy, taste unnatural. aftertaste. flavors mostly underwhelming. toppings above average.
–wacky wabbit wating: 3 stars. nice place. pricey for so so froyo.
–discount coupons given for nubi and ono hawaiian

I admit that I checked out their website prior to the store’s opening and the flavors really perked my interest. Creamsicle? Really? I love creamsicle! Caramel apple? Cool! So, after much delay on Nubi’s part, I finally tried this seemingly exciting new place.
Unfortunately, I didn’t find this place particularly exciting. None of the flavors jumped out at me, but I went with a little cheesecake, original tart, and strawberry lemonade sorbet. I did try creamsicle, but it didn’t really tickle my fancy. Not much like any creamsicle I’ve enjoyed. Oh well.
Onto the more positive tidbits, you get your own samples here and the cups are made available right by their register, so knock yourself out and try everything! Wish more froyo joints did that because one or two cups won’t cut it. I’m talking to you, Yogurtland in Cupertino. *glare* Other than that… good texture, nice variety with some unique flavors thrown in the mix, and nice people.

Great frozen yogurt! I just checked it out tonight for the first time. They let you try out a bunch of flavors before you buy – and I found the vanilla and raspberry-​pomegranate to be my favorite. It was especially good after you added berries on top and a waffle cone to tone down the super-​sweet fro-​yo.
Anyway, it was great, and I’m looking forward to going back. It’s a little pricey, but it’s comparable to other tasty, sweet, and healthy desserts @ ~$ 5−6/person (I’m thinking of other places like Cold Stone, Jamba Juice, etc.).
Enjoy!

So my sister was craving frozen yogurt, and Nubi it like 5 minutes away from our house, so we decided to go here.
I have to say, Nubi picked a bad location haha. I honestly don’t like going into that center because I never feel safe around there.
Parking was pretty good. There was lots of space. We went around 5pm. We walked in, saw some beverages on the right side. Looked like Asian Tea. Went to the back, grabbed myself a container, and started looking at the flavors.
There were lots of flavors which was great, because a lot of new frozen yogurt places barely have any flavors which is disappointing to me. The variety is wonderful here. As usual, I got Taro and Cheesecake (two of my favorite frozen yogurt flavors). I usually get Green Tea as well, but I did not see it today. For toppings, I got nuts, almonds, Captn Crunch cereal, strawberries, and mandarin oranges. Same goes for toppings, I get the same thing as any other yogurt place. Went to pay, it was about eight ounces, and it came out to only about three dollars! Yay! After paying, I received a 50% off card for my next visit.
I liked how there was a variety of different colored spoons, which makes it fun for children who like to pick their favorite color. Along with the fruits and nuts being organized into different sections, there was a sufficient number of seats and tables for people to sit at.
Now, I docked one star down because in the nuts section, it seemed to be a bit messy. I don’t know if it was the child before me who did it, but different things were mixed into other things. Such as sprinkles in the almonds, etc etc.
The taste of the taro and cheesecake was wonderful. I was satisfied with it. BUT, somehow a chocolate chip ended up in my yogurt when I did not grab any chocolate chip! That kind of messed up my yogurt, but other than that, everything was great!