Yogen Fruz

Have to agree with that other reviewer that the fruit toppings look spoiled, even 4 years later. Frozen yogurt definitely not that great either. It’s more ice than anything else. Meh. I’ll pass next time.

There are so many frozen yogurt places out there these days and it’s hard to be the judge of it when some offer so many different flavors. My youngest daughter decided she wanted to try he strawberry flavored and she fairly enjoyed it other than the sour fruit (pineapples)she bit into towards the end.

This is a cool place. It’s new to me since I don’t go to the palisades mall very often. However… This place is also wayyy too intense for the nature of the business.
When you first get in line, there’s a list of rules posted where you can’t miss it unless you are tiny or a giant. They stress heavily in each bullet point that you will be charged for any rule that is not followed.
On top of that, there’s a security camera pointed directly at you while using the dispensers. Not at the register, but at you. And on top of THAT, there’s a freaking frozen yogurt security guard scanning the line, making sure no one is breaking the yogurt rules. I mean come on! The lady in front of me was so uncomfortable that she asked him if he was watching her to which he replied, «yes, I have to watch everyone». Is frozen yogurt such a hot commodity that is has to be guarded this heavily???
The frozen yogurt is tasty, but not worth this kind of stress.

I must say that this Kosher Frozen yogurt definitely had a richer and flavorful taste than say that of a red mango or pink berry. But then again, though I am not Jewish, I find that many kosher products taste better. I dont know what they add to it man.
The don’t have many flavors but the flavors were so on point. The topipings were okay and I feel what will make this place pop is some music and different color scheme. But on the quality of product i give it a muy bien.

Same concept as Red Mango, 16 Handles, Pinkberry, etc etc etc.
I stopped by here this afternoon with my mom for a mid-​day shopping snack. We didn’t want to go and eat something super fatty in the food court or go and have a meal upstairs on the 4^th floor so opted for some frozen yogurt. They offered some interesting flavors such as tiramisu and creamsicle. My mom wanted creamsicle so I split it with the vanilla bean, threw some fruit, yogurt bites and some crunchy stuff on top and we were on our merry way. This is pay per weight and also you can fill the cup with as much or little yogurt as you want, which I think is awesome. Overall this place was pretty much what I expected.

I love Yogen Fruz! The tart is amazing and tastes great with mochi and/​or fruity pebbles. Definitely my favorite Froyo.

I like the concept of mixing the fruit into the froyo to create a unique flavor, but this is really bad execution. The fruit they used are all frozen and looks very unappetizing, the banana was grayish black, the kiwi was browish yellow. you get the idea. I tried the green tea lychee mix, the blend was icy and tasted nothing like green tea. I really want to like this place but was very disappointed. If you were going to use fruits that looks like it’ll give me food poison, the least you can do is put it out of my sight. For $ 6+, it’s totally not worth the risk.

Not as good as Pinkberry, but I enjoy the concept of putting a large amount of toppings and paying by weight. Green tea blend tasted nothing like green tea (and consequently was not that good) but the coffee and «tart» flavors were very palatable.