Orange Leaf

I used to love this place. Whenever my friends and I would pick which mall to go to, I always picked Westfield because of Orange Leaf. However, they’ve recently pushed me away from their yogurt place. The last two times I’ve been there, they’ve raised their prices and its getting noticeable, even if its only been +a couple cents per ounce. I believe it has gone from .39 to .42 to around .45-.49 in about two months. It is no longer the cheapest yogurt place around and I don’t think I’ll be returning. I’m only giving it 3 stars because of what it used to be.

Pretty ok place.
Wish they allowed taste testing for their yogurts, but they don’t, which is a total bummer, because if it’s your first time you sure won’t know what you’ll really «like.»
I ended up taking my chances on the MANGO and TARO flavors. Mango was ok, it wasn’t sweet enough for me though… The texture seemed… icey? I don’t know how to explain it. It was like… REALLY well shaved ice. Not as FROZEN YOGURTY TEXTUR-​EE as I was hoping for… but the Taro flavor was pretty good. It kinda seemed like I was eating bubble tea though… with a spoon… hm…
FOR TOPPINGS I decided to get COCONUT, MANGO and LYCHEE BOBA. The coconut was good, not too dry, so it went well with the yogurt. The MANGO topping was super fresh, and the LYCHEE BOBA was very similar to the POPPING BOBA that you could get at Elle & Bee, but instead lychee flavored. I was actually pretty pleased with it.
I do enjoy this place because of the assortment of self serve toppings and probably would have given it a FOUR STAR, I just wish the YOGURT texture was a lot more smooth, and that the girl that rung me up seemed a bit more excited about life. But other than that, it’s pretty good.

I, for one, love this place. So much so that I will drive 45 minutes to get some Orange Leaf greatness.
This is why it’s one of my favorite places:
1) variety — There’s a good selection of flavors AND toppings here. I’m never disappointed.
2) price — I’ve never been able to get as much for so little anywhere else (yet).
3) location — Okay, yeah… it’s in the mall, but at least there’s parking somewhere (although SC traffic is getting INSANE). I say this because while there are great places in Seattle, I’m very anti-​parking in most neighborhoods.
The people working could be a bit less paranoid and a little more happy, but I guess I would feel the same way if my shop was operating out of a stand in the mall.

This is just as good, and way cheaper than Red Mango.
I agree with Cindy, the coconut and mango flavors are so good! I wish they had green tea yogurt. And azuki beans.
The bad thing about self-​serve is that I get too greedy and end up with almost a pound of frozen yogurt. Which is bad. But delicious!

Meh.
Yea, thats right… I meh’d this place.
This place didnt wow me. I am on a fro yo kick and my friend saw this place. So we tried it.
I had coconut, blue berry (yes its 2 words) and watermelon fro yo. Be sure you read the rules above the fro yo, you cannot taste test them. The coconut was good, blue berry ok, and the watermelon tasted like Hubba Bubba bubblegum. They had a good variety of fresh fruit toppings and dry toppings. I had most of the fruit, none of them were really ripe, the taste didnt get to me. I also added flake coconut and nuts. The cost was 5 $ and the employee really didnt seem happy to be there. The fro yo we decided was denser than what we have had at other places, to me, it seemed more fruit smoothie-​ish texture and less creamy soft yogurty.

One of my favorite places to get my fro-​yo fix inside South Center Mall. They have 8 different kinds of frozen yogurt,(I believe they rotate 4 of them just to keep us on our toes). They have fresh fruits for toppings, strawberry, peach, blackberry, blueberry, kiwi, banana, apples, other toppings like mochi, white chocolate chips, ground peanuts, ground graham crackers, (I might have missed a few) I wish they could have a few more, but for .39 cents/​ounce, I cant complain. They also have 3 different kinds of toppings, caramel, chocolate, white chocolate.

I ALWAYS get myself some tasty fro-​yo when I come to the Southcenter Mall. I think because of the great price (.39 cents/​ounce), the variety of flavors and toppings, and that it is self served, i am satisfied for my fro-​yo cravings. I love the coconut and mango. I top it off with colored and regular mochi, kiwi/​mango or pineapple, plus some coconut shavings, and it is the best.
There are about 6 flavors. Most recently they have is: chocolate, strawberry, vanilla, mango, coconut, (can’t remember last one). Fruit toppings for the most part are freshly cut. (Which is always a plus!) Besides fruit, there are candy toppings, shavings/​nuts, and syrup. Plenty to satisfy a little bit of your sweet tooth.
This small fro-​yo stand is located next to the Rainforest café, and a bubble tea stand.