Yogli Mogli

Yogurt is good and they have a great topping selection, but owners are typically rude and very unfriendly. Not really worth them acting like you are inconveniencing them by wanting to eat there.

Our family went to this location on 12÷28÷15 around 8:15pm. The two employees working seemed more interested in getting ready to close the store than serving their customers. We were told that numerous machines were out of order even though it was clear that they were just needed to be refilled. Many toppings were emptyed and put away and I was told that if I really wanted any whip cream or chocolate syrup they would go get it from that back. After I used the syrup they promptly took it to the back even though there were other customers coming in the store. Terrible customer service. We’ll never go back to this location again.

When I went, there was one nice worker and a rude lady. The place was average.

Never had a bad treat, and I’m a regular. Their prices (per ounce) are higher in the summer than winter, for obvious reasons. Great topping selection and always a vast variety of rotating flavors. The owner (little Indian lady) is very crotchety.

Usually ok, but today the yogurt was rancid and when I mentioned it to them, the reply was, «That’s just how it tastes.» No, no it doesn’t. It’s bad! I asked for a refund and was told that’s not what they do. So I got a cup of toppings instead. When a business doesn’t care about the quality of their product or the satisfaction of their customers it’s time to move on.
Reading the other reviews will indicate that serving spoiled yogurt is regular practice. Gross.

The owners are very rude to their customers! Look out for the sample Nazi! I thought I was going to lose an arm and a leg for taking a sample cup without permission.

We love frozen yogurt but not from places that have extremely rude and disrespectful managers/​owners. Visited there with my family earlier today and it will be the last time we ever go there. Other places we go usually give out samples and are happy to do so. Not at this establishment! Owner ripped into my kids when they asked about sampling the yogurt. I would not recommend going here!

Potential to be a great place but needs to have more variety of flavored /​toppings. Also why are they so selfish with the sample cups? Is it that big of a deal when you need to decide between peach and pineapple??? The Woman working today was not friendly at all. I had my daughter with me who was on good behavior, thank goodness. The toppings need to be labeled because sometimes you don’t know what they are, it would be awesome to add condensed milk to the sauces and also not be so stingy with the sample cups. Someone who smiles when you walk in and seems grateful for you coming into their yogurt shop would be nice.

Overpriced, average fro yo and I agree with the comments about rude owners/​management. Nothing friendly about the service, and spent so much time waiting in line, our dessert was practically melted by the time we paid for it.

Staff not at all friendly. They give you the samples, instead of the customers self sampling… really cheap. There is no water either. Will go to some other franchise. too bad they are located on the suwanee town center!

The froyo is ALRIGHT — but the owners are awful people! Rude to customers, rude to employees. I worked there for less than a year during high school! They cut hours from my paychecks, lost paychecks and were simply disrespectful and degrading towards me and several other employees! I even had an instance when my sister was yelled at for taking one chocolate chip from her yogurt before paying for it! No customer service at all! Boycott Yogli Mogli and go to Planet Smoothie or Ritas’s.

This is definitely my go-​to spot when meeting up with friends at the Suwanee Town Center. It’s always the best treat after our workouts there.
Consistency is key. This place always has fresh toppings and the staff will always do their best to keep the yogurt shop nice and tidy. My only frustration every time I visit this location is that the yogurt takes forever to dispense. It drives me nuts and I’m not sure why they haven’t fixed the issue yet. It could be that the yogurt mix was made super thick but it makes it very difficult to get the fro-​yo in your cup so you can add your toppings and enjoy it.
I only have this place the 4^th star because the customer service here is always fantastic and delightful. Management did a great job of hiring a very friendly staff that’s always accomodating.

My daughters and I absolutely love coming here when the craving for a sweet treat hits.
Extremely clean. Friendly staff. Always greeted with a smile. It’s a little further from our house than a couple other fro-​yo options, but we really enjoy coming to this yogli mogli.
The location is perfect too, being in the Suwanee Town Center absolutely has it’s perks, especially if you have kids! Have been coming here for a couple years and will continue to come with my daughters.

Staff not friendly. I wanted to clean a table outside where someone put there foot on it and was offered only wet napkins to clean table. Fruit flies above toppings and poor selection of froyo. I like Swirls in Buford near Books for Less. I will not be back. No wonder it was not packed.

After attending the Korean Festival and enjoying the entertaining Talent Show there, my siblings and I wanted some Ice-​Custard from Rita’s. Unfortunately, we found a sign on their door that said they’re closed for the season. Boo. I had no idea that they only opened seasonally. So we agreed that we should try Yogli Mogli since we’d never had their froyo before.
Around 6:30 pm, Yogli Mogli was kind of dead. There was one other customer grabbing some froyo and taking it to go when the four of us walked in.
We asked an employee for some sample cups, and she gave us plenty. There are 16 different flavors of self-​serve yogurt available at 42 cents per ounce.
So the first one I tried was the Original Tart, which is normally my favorite froyo flavor at other froyo places. Oh. My. Goodness. It tasted horrible. I wish I could be more descriptive about why I thought it tasted bad, but the best I can do is say that it tasted nothing like the «original tart» at other places like Pinkberry or Tutti Frutti. Maybe it was an off day or something, but I was incredibly disappointed.
Other flavors I sampled were Very Strawberry, New York Cheesecake, Pomegranate Raspberry Tart, and Fruit Punch Sorbet. The non-​tart flavors were generally ice creamy. The Pomegranate Raspberry Tart, which sounds delicious, was incredibly strange-​tasting. As expected, it was sour, but it didn’t have the right balance of sweet. Additionally, it tasted carbonated, which I thought was really weird. The best flavor was the Fruit Punch Sorbet, but it definitely tasted like a «sugar free» flavor.
Since my sister and I were planning to share a cup of froyo (didn’t want too much), I let my sister choose which flavor to get. We normally like to get at least two different flavors, but the only flavor my sister and I agreed on was the Very Strawberry.
There are plenty of toppings available, including your standard fruits, mochi (YAY!), as well as things like popping boba which look like large salmon roe. The fruit toppings were fresh and good. My sister went ahead and piled our cup of froyo with toppings like crumbled Oreos, chocolate chips, strawberries, and mochi.
Overall, this Yogli Mogli gets 2 stars for their «meh» self-​serve froyo. Employees were friendly and the store environment was fairly clean, but the restroom smelled really nasty. I thought it was neat that they had a bin set up to receive non-​persishable food donations for the Atlanta Community Food Bank from customers and, in turn, offer 10% off their yogurt purchases. However, I probably won’t return to Yogli Mogli because I was so disappointed in their froyo, especially the Original Tart.
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NO. NO. NO.
I love froyo. Even if it’s not the perfect creamy, smooth tangy original flavor (which is what I always get) like the one from the self-​serve Yoforia shops or my ultimate fave Red Mango (the one in NYC, of course) — I still LOVE froyo. Yogli Mogli is not my fave, but it can be convenient and I get my froyo fix. BUT NO. This is the WORST experience I’ve ever had with froyo.
When I went in tonight, I was looking forward to some regular ol’ original froyo with some fruits. I only saw kiwi, strawberries, and lychee (probably from a can). NO. After paying about $ 10+ because I paid for 3 cups, I took a bite of my original froyo and I had to spit it out. It tasted SOUR, not tangy. Like, it was BAD, spoiled bad. NO NO NO.
I get it. Sometimes, there are bad batches. When I walked back and told the store employee, she just told me, «Sorry, but I will tell my boss about it.» Obviously, the boss wasn’t there. There was no offer for a refund or at least to let me have some other flavor. I just looked at her flabbergasted. Then I proceeded to throw away TWO FULL cups of original tart flavor froyo + toppings in the trash inside.
Never again am I coming to THIS Yogli Mogli. NO.

Mmm… fro-​yo. Mmm…
In all honesty, I still heart The Yogurt Tap in Decatur above all other yogurt places, but Yogil Mogli’s a solid competitor. They have a TON of different flavors to choose from, including seasonal flavors (cherry and Tahitian vanilla were in rotation the last time I was there) as well as more toppings (including mochi!) than you can shake a stick at.
I agree that the yogurt is more custard-​y than frozen yogurt-​y, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. It’s all natural, full of probiotics, and live bacteria (the good stuff) and still low fat or fat free depending on the flavor — they do a good job of promoting the health benefits of the yogurt while cleverly neglecting to mention when you add the animal crackers, crumbled candy bars, sprinkles, nuts, M&Ms, hot fudge, caramel syrup, whipped cream and maybe a few pieces of fruit to be «healthy» — you’ve just made a snack with more calories than a Whopped with extra bacon.
But hey — it’s still yogurt! It’s healthy… maybe.
Anyway, the store’s brightly lit, clean and minimalist like most fro-​yo places nowadays, they have little cups to try flavors before purchasing a big cup to fill to the brim, and I like the variety of flavors (too many to try all at once, but makes you want to come back to try more) and toppings.
The location in Suwanee’s also primo — as soon as you get your yogurt you can stroll out into the park and people watch or sit outside and eat it before continuing on your way. When you’ve got a fro yo hankering, this Yogli Mogli will fill the bill. The hardest part is deciding which flavors and toppings to combine.

Love this place love the sorbet they have and the fact that I can add anything I want to it from their buffet selections

This place is ok. The yogurt here is definitely not tart, just as other reviewers have mentioned. I expected this before I tried it though. I tried the original, cake batter and coconut flavors. It was tasty, but I’ve had better. It definitely didn’t satisfy my froyo craving.

Two things that are positive for this place;
1. price is the lowest I’ve seen (equal to Tutti Frutti @ 39 cents/​oz)
2. It’s closest to my home
Tried it today finally and oh boy, the frozen yogurt is NOT as tart and flavorful as many others (Pinkberry, Froyolo, Tutti Frutti, Mango, et al). I fell in love with froyo b/​c the tart/​sweet punch would leave an unsatiable appetite to dig in for more. This low-​fat version is not real froyo.
I like the self-​serve. But Froyolo and Tutti-​Frutti are better options. Will have to drive 15-​minutes further to get the real thing. Sorry, call me a froyo snob, but wont go back.