Yogen Fruz

I like how their frozen yogurt is thicker than Qoola’s and pinkberry’s. The flavours are noticely less sweet than the competition’s! I don’t like how it’s not self serve though, because I like to be able to scoop my own portions. It’s rather pricey at $ 5 for a small, because I can usually fill my large cup ¼ way at Qoola for under $ 3.
Oh, their coffee flavour is really awesome. It’s supposedly made out of «Premium Expresso» and it really does taste like grounded expresso. It’s not sweet at all, it’s actually pleasantly bitter tasting, which I really enjoy.

Awesome froyo, not like the self serve stuff or the pinkberry froyo, you can taste the goodness! I love their original tart, it’s YOGURTY, and you watch them put the chunk of yogurt, cream cheese whatever it is into the machine to make it. Lots of flavors to choose from too! I always get the green tea because it’s made using matcha… I always ask for a little extra and the lady isn’t super stingy. Only think I don’t like too much is that they don’t have a lot of fresh fruits, most of them are frozen. :(

Funny to see all the shopping big names in this section with Michael Kors & Bebe, then bam, this small but pricey yogurt place that seems out of place; the food court is on the other side haha in this mall.
Ordered the probiotic Anti-​oxidant one with blueberries/​strawberries, probably not the season b/​c these weren’t too sweet.
compared to Freshii, YF should be a pass — esp. at $ 7.50 for this big size.

The 2 stars is a compromise between polarized feelings. I’d give it 5 stars simply for the fact that it’s a low cal treat that actually tastes good! But I’d give them 1 star for price and 1 star for customer service. This all factors in for me. But if it doesn’t for you, and you don’t care how they treat you and how much they charge you, then consider it a five star review and stop reading here!
I can maybe chalk the customer service up to «Vancouver service.» I suppose it’s pretty typical on that front. They just aren’t friendly and rarely smile here. Fine. But a few weeks ago, I was there and ordered the overpriced treat because lets face it, it’s delicious and I had 5 bucks in my pocket. But when I asked for a second spoon for my friend who was sharing with me. Guess what, they didn’t have any extra spoons they were willing to give out. If you didn’t know this, their blue semi-​square spoons and apparently prized possessions and they will only give one spoon per order. If you ask for a second spoon, they reach into the spoon-​reject-​box and pull out a flimsy white spoon and give you that. Well, fine. I don’t really care that I can’t have two blue spoons despite the fact that I more than paid for it. I should be allowed to have 20 blue spoons at that cost. But again, a spoon is a spoon. What I DO care about is that they wouldn’t give me a second spoon to share because they only had blue ones. They said I’d have to order another item. So, we had to walk down to the food court to get a second spoon. Handed to me for free, without even ordering anything for Orange Julius.
I’m sure I’ll eventually return, but most likely not to this specific location.

I’m a loyal gal. When my taste-​buds find something they like, they want it over… and over… and over… and over… annnnnd you get the point.
In this particular case I am specifically talking about the blended strawberry froyo that’s made with real frozen strawberries and no added sugar! I’m sure the other flavours taste good a well, but I can’t say as I haven’t been tempted to try anything else in the past 10+ years. See, I wasn’t kidding about the loyal part.
It’s a notsoguiltypleasure that is easy on the hips (~150cal/​medium serving) and a godsend for a gal that has a hard time eating «healthy food» because lets face it… most of the time it tastes like gak.
Full fat ice cream and I broke up a long time ago. It just couldn’t stand up to the tangy goodness that is frozen yogurt… and with a plethora of froyo places offering up their twist on this healthy frozen treat, I’ve never bothered looking back.

Years ago when I lived in Victoria, we lost every Yogen Fruz. I spent years under the impression they went out of business, when one day I was strolling through Metrotown and saw YOGEN FRUZ. I literally screamed and made a b-​line.
I cannot speak highly enough of this place. You pick your yoghurt (fat free, vanilla, etc), the fruit you want blended with it (all actual fruit), and then lastly you can pick toppings if you like. I always go with no fat, blackberries and coconut on top. SO SO SO good.
Honestly the best frozen yoghurt I have ever had and I’m sad they don’t seem to be doing well! The library location is no more :(

There’s no place like the yogen fruz taste — I usually get the strawberry and hubby likes the cheesecake flavour. We frequent here and the taste is consistent. My son loves it too.

I have never tried frozen yoghurt. This was my first. Ohhhhhh mmmmmmmmy gosh! New addict! And it’s healthy?! *Eyes slowly enlarge, brain cannot comprehend*
Ok, so this mall is bustling full, but the queue moved quick. I got to the front and was like «Urrr!» with all the choice, so chose one of the meal suggestions — espressio with choc flakes. I was expecting a ice cream taste, but yes, it’s yoghurt you fool! I was so… different. Tangy and sweet! My taste buds were confused, but interested, more they said!
Next time, I will try a more ‘natural’ one, with fruit :)

I’ll usually make a pit stop at Yogen Fruz whenever I’m back in Vancouver and shopping at my favourite mall. They have great fruit blended yogurts, which I haven’t seen much of in the States. You can choose from low-​fat, non-​fat, and reduced sugar bases. At ~110 calories per serving, it’s hardly a guilty pleasure.
I like that blended froyo allows you to create whatever flavours you want. I usually get mine with matcha green tea and lychee/​blueberries. The matcha flavour’s really great and adding the fruit makes me feel healthier. On my most recent visit I got a chocolate chai blended yogurt topped with sliced almonds (
). It was creamy and the chai flavour reminded of Christmas. I also really liked the crunch from all the almonds.
However, I do have one big complaint – the inflated prices. Each fruit you add to your blended froyo sets you back 75¢, which can add up quickly. Toppings, of course, are also extra. $ 5 is more than what I’d like to spend on a quick snack at the mall. I could go to McDonald’s and just get a soft-​serve cone for a lot less.
Also, when is Vancouver gonna catch on to the self-​serve froyo craze???