Sour Sally

Everyone would agree that when it comes to food, presentation somehow makes us want the food more. With Sour Sally, they have definitely gone beyond serving frozen yogurt and the usual topping presentation. This US brand has made its way in Singapore to share its goodness to Asia.
In keeping with the oldschool theme for my yogurts, I am adamant to stay that way with Sour Sally. However, I get to explore their variety of toppings. Sitting the in the middle of Wisma Atria, I get to enjoy my frozen yogurt surrounded buy fruits and let time-​and people pass by. It also a form of relaxation for me after a day of shopping. Have some frozen yogurt before heading home, braving the MRT crowd.
So here’s to another yogurt joint here in Singapore, providing a healthy alternative to dessert lovers.

One of the many that have sprouted over Singapore in recent years, Sour Sally has followed in the footsteps of its trendsetters and hired sweet young females as servers. I always go for the original though I find it a little on the gritty side. I’d pick SS over other contenders not for the quality of its yoghurt, but because there’s the mochi topping which is pretty yummy. Other than that, it’s a little on the expensive side as compared to its brethren.

The frozen yoghurt here sits in between a yoghurt and a sorbet — slightly less creamy and ‘ice-​er’ than most of the other frozen yoghurt places. Very refreshing and great for a warm Singapore day — I also like how it isn’t very sweet — hence the name Sour Sally? Haha but yes a welcome addition to the frozen yoghurt selection in Singapore :)

Frozen yoghurts are a common sight in Singapore, but there is something special at Sour Sally that cannot be found at the other yoghurt shops. Although the yoghurt tastes no different from the other frozen yoghurt, Sour Sally has a topping that has not yet found any worthy rivals. Its «lychee balls» are small, pearl-​like toppings that really burst whenever chewed on, and the sweet lychee literally fills your whole mouth with the delightful juice which complements the yoghurt. Forget cereals, especially fruity pebbles, or your usual nuts or marshmallows, and go for this unusual topping the next time round you drop by town. Opening hours: Daily, 11.30am-9.30pm.