Yogurt Planet

The first time I went there, I poured way too much yogurt. And the more you pour, the more you pay, because you pay by the weight of your frozen yogurt cup (including the tasty toppings). Still, this snack is a good bargain and I love the variety of toppings. Every time I go, there is a fun new flavor. I like it!

I wasn’t impressed with the taste and when I tried to take a picture of the pretty fruit toppings, the guy at the counter said I couldn’t take pictures. Maybe the thought I was going to steal the idea of having strawberries or other fruits as toppings…

Blah experience overall. Staff was not attentive or friendly and seemed not to care about customer service. Alternatively, the cake batter froyo was good though and the toppings were stocked adequately.

Tiny place. Staff was not friendly. Prices were more than the other yogurt bar places we go to around Austin. Bathroom is super gross. Really disappointed as yogurt bars are one of our favorite places to go with our kids. The topping options are minimal (maybe because of no space?). They seemed just wanting to get us out of there. Unpleasant experience. Go to Berry Austin or Tutti Frutti.

Dear Yogurt Planet
I look forward to the day I can enjoy your fare. Unfortunately, your owners don’t take enough care in their financial side to give me confidence in your food. If they spent 2 minutes searching on the Internet for a credit card processor that charged the same low rate for all credit cards, you’d have me as a customer. Then I would know they actually care about running the business well. If they can’t do something as simple as that, how can I have any confidence the lychee isn’t diseased?
I look forward to seeing this remedied.

The along flavor topped with granola, twix etc tastes like heaven! Will definitely go there again

Brought my parents here on a warm, somewhat humid day. I tried the peach frozen yogurt topped with watermelon filled pearls. I gotta say, frozen yogurt, especially fruit flavors, are so much more refreshing than ice cream on a summer day.

Brought my 2 ½ year old here during Rock + Chalk on Sunday. The place was packed with a line, but the line moved quickly. I’ve never been to a place quite like this and was pleasantly surprised. The choices of both frozen yogurt and toppings were impressive. I just got her some plain yogurt with m&ms what she wanted and it was only $ 2! I was hoping she would be more adventurous. Next time I will have to get my own.

A typical froyo place that has decent froyo and a large variety of toppings. The original tart wasn’t tart enough for me, but I really liked the lychee flavor. It’s a nice treat on a hot day or after dinner.

After purchasing 1 cup of froyo for my kiddo at the price of $ 6.83 my son asked for a cup of water. I went to the cashier, who looked like the owner, a nicely dressed Asian man, and asked for a cup of water. He stated we sell bottled water. I said I just spent all my cash on my sons froyo. This man told me to take my son over to the water fountain around the corner for water! Can you believe that? Instead of grabbing one of the plastic cups just sitting there and filling it at the sink, he said go around the corner to the water fountain! We will never come back, we will now go around the corner to another froyo business instead!

Yeah this place is OK. The Yogurt was great. Even in December it was a great way to end the day with the family.
The toppings are plentiful and diverse and the price s just right too. Not too heavy on the wallet :)
I’m a plain old guy who likes vanilla and maybe some chocolate swirled in there. It was just fine but nothing too revolutionary here. Still worth it if you are in the area!

Hands down BEST TOPPINGS I’ve seen at a yogurt place. I felt like a little kid (as is also evidenced from my animal cracker/​chocolate brownie-​among-​other-​toppings pic).
Unconventional toppings include:
Chocolate-​covered sunflower seeds
Mint chocolate chip pieces
Cookie dough chunks (small ones, which make a difference)
Chocolate-​caramel pieces
Dark* chocolate chips
(Are you seeing the chocolate connection? Lol)
Honey
Sour Gummy worms
Cap-​n crunch
… to name a few
The fruit and lychee selection were great also :-)
Oh and don’t think I forgot the yogurt. Their selection changes, all are good. I had the cheesecake supreme and the cinnamon roll. I feel so fat right now. But it was worth it!

Do this!!! Get it, weigh it, go get a table outside and listen to the music. … Clean, nice service, good yogurt and adds. A good value when comparing other desserts in the area.
I like this. I need to find one or one similar to this in Longview, TX.

Mark found this while I was in Charming Charlie’s. They have about 10 kinds of yogurt including sugar free and nonfat selections. I chose the red velvet cake and the nonfat chocolate. We sat outside at a shaded table and enjoyed live music while eating our treat. We will do this again.

I went here on a Sunday evening with my family (4 adults, 1 kid, 1 baby).
PROS: Good yogurt, variety, toppings variety
I’ve been to many of the self-​serve yogurt places in town and this is one of the better ones. I think they were 6 – 8 machines, so 12 – 16 flavors. They had a lot more toppings than other places and had things like lychee and logan fruit, which is awesome with the plain tart. Everything looked fresh and clean and well stocked.
CONS: Crappy service/​management
The self-​serve places I’ve been to usually give you a small sample cup and allow you to sample various flavors before you grab a cup and fill it up with your favorite.
Not Yogurt Planet.
According to the employee who worked there who came up to us, Yogurt Planet’s policy is you are allowed only 1 flavor to try, then you gotta grab a cup and buy it to try the flavors. WTF? I don’t want to load my cup with crap flavors without tasting first. I get it that some people come in, try a ton of flavors with their sample cup and leave. But try things like:
— Not allowing self-​serve
— Charge per sample
— Have an attendee get the sample for you
— Make a sign for your policy
If you don’t like it, don’t piss off your paying customers, do something about it!
After we paid, while we were eating, my baby nephew wanted his own little sample cup with some yogurt in it. Like 0.12 ounces of yogurt (a nickel?). The 2 ladies at the counter start starting at us and gives us that «criminal-​you-​broke-​the-​law» look. Very uncomfortable and I just paid $ 25+ for our yogurts. I’m not trying to rob the damn place!
So yes, awful customer service wins ruins it again. If you like to be discriminated and hounded for pennies, this is your place.
It’s a shame, would’ve loved to come back for more, but not until they fix their «policy».

The reason I gave this a 4 instead of a 5 is that they never seem to have the flavor pistachio! This is the best flavor ever and I can’t comprehend why they wouldn’t ALWAYS have that just like they ALWAYS have the not so delicious flavors like the original tart. As you can tell, I take my fro-​yo pretty darn seriously because I consider myself somewhat of a fro-​yo expert (yes, we do exist). I do have to say that this chain is hands down the BEST fro-​yo place in Austin. I’ve only been to this one and the one in the Triangle and they both rocked my world. This place is always clean
and has extremely fresh fruit and experiments with unique flavors.
No other place in Austin compares and trust me, I’ve been to every one.
This is the original and #1 in my book.

This is my favorite frozen yogurt place. It has the most variety and the yogurt is very creamy as well as tasty. I think they are a bit strange about their sample cups… You must ask for them and they give you 2 or sometimes 1. Most places just leave sample cups for people to try. I guess they are trying to conserve.
My favorite flavor here is the Red Velvet. I also like their plain chocolate. The sugar free variety makes my stomach turn, so beware. Overall, a very solid yogurt shop.

Yikes! Yes, the froyo here is absolutely superb, silky smooth and creamy, and deserves an extra star for that. I also counted 45 different toppings, with an extra assortment of sprinkles and syrups. There’s no reason this place shouldn’t get an automatic four or five star review from me, except I thought this Yogurt Planet had all the personality of your average morgue. Seriously, I’ve been incarcerated in places that were more charming than this place.
I’m not saying all froyo places should feel like Disneyworld, I just dislike feeling that I’m simply another buck to some franchise pushing out product, especially when it’s as non-​essential as frozen yogurt. Maybe I’m spoiled by the dozen other froyo places in town where I don’t feel that way. Maybe it’s totally insignificant to the corporate mindset. Maybe I’ll spend the $ 10 for the two of us elsewhere.
Now I’m mildly curious what the other two Yogurt Planets in town are like. I really think they make some great froyo here, and you may personally find this particular location the most personable place in The Domain. But hey, I just want to feel that my yogurt is frigid, not my psyche.

This super clean & modern froyo shop is actually in the newer part of the Domain in North Austin, so don’t trust the map. If you’re on the south side of the mall where the dancing fountain is, close to Dillard’s, you’re almost there. It’s across from the Stride Right store.
They have the same set-​up as most yogurt shops around town: self-​serve, $ 0.39/oz, 8 – 10 flavors, with toppers like fruit, candy, cookies, and syrups. The new-​to-​me options were Asian red beans, lychee, and some other similar-​to-​lychee fruit. They also had cool little chocolate waffle cone bits and my favorite luxe topper — cheesecake bites. Sadly, no mini-​semi-​sweet choco chips, though.
Nice touch: a clean unisex bathroom for customers (so you can skip the mall bathroom outside and conveniently wash your hands both before & after you eat if you’re a germ freak like me).

In the hot summer of Austin, felt burnt while shopped in Domainia. The best way to keep cool in Domainia is to get a cup of fruity yogurt from yogurt planet.
Yogurt planet is pretty small, but they also have outdoor patios to watch fountains.
I like every flavors of their yogurt: blueberry, strawberry, banana, pomegranate, etc. The best thing they served is the all kinds of fresh fruits as toppings. My favorite fruits there are Leeches, Longan, raspberry and mango.
The process is very simple. You pick up a paper cup and squeeze different yogurt to your cup, then walk to toppings section, and scoop fruits, nuts and chocolates on top of your yogurt. In the end, the cashier weighs your cup and shows you the price.
The combination I made is so tasty.