Pinkberry

Well, as far as WAY overpriced frozen yogurt places go … this one isn’t too bad, and since it’s located inside the terminal at Honolulu international I guess I shouldn’t be complaining too loudly.
The service was good, even though it looked as if they were making an effort to close up shop (it was 9:05 pm), and she was the only person there.
The flavors were good. My girls had the cookies ‘n cream with gummy bears and chocolate chips. The medium size portion ran me about $ 7.50 ish, but the kids seemed to enjoy it because «daddy garbage can» didn’t have to finish too much of it.
I’m not a huge fan of frozen yogurt, and the price was a bit over the top, which made my experience just average.

Pinkberry is my absolute FAVORITE pre-​flight snack! I was so excited when they opened at the airport food court and it has not disappointed me!
My usual order is a large plain yogurt with blackberries and mochi balls. Sometimes I add other fruit such as strawberries and kiwis. One time, I even ventured out and tried the chocolate crisp. And every single time, it has been absolutely delicious!
Something about the tartness of the yogurt and the texture is what I love about pinkberry yogurt! It is seriously the best frozen yogurt ever! (in my opinion)

3 Japanese tourist ladies got served before me. They each picked a flavor and got a large. So THREE flavors. When it was my turned I got served by a different lady. Her name tag said Candy. She wouldn’t let me get 3 flavors. Only 2. But let’s back up. My flight was delayed and I wanted to use my $ 12 voucher but my ticket was on my phone. She wouldn’t use the phone ticket so I went to my gate and got a print out. This seemed fair since at checkin I was told differently. Not her fault.
I was thirsty but their water bottles start at $ 4. I asked for a cup of water. She handed me the disposable cups you use in your bathroom for mouthwash. ??? No thanks can I have a regular cup I’ll pay. She said she couldn’t. I’m sure Candy thinks the rules at her job are as dumb as I felt they are. She said someone got fired for giving regular cups for water. Dumb dumb dumb. Lame place. I tried to use my voucher at California Kitchen and the lady there said «we don’t do that.»
I’m flying with Alaska.
I’d prefer to fix my own yogurt. The toppings had less flies than most yogurt places. I noticed she pulled the toppings from underneath the cabinet actually. So fly free. I still wouldn’t return.

This is a MUST stop every time we travel to AND from. I just wish they’d open one outside the airport. Turns into the most expensive cup of frozen yogurt in the world since you require a boarding pass to eat here. XD

LOVE IT. Period. Thought I loved Yogurtland, and then I had Pinkberry.

Everyone goes to the airport early cause, um dah, you need to be there early enough to make your flight… but also make it an excuse to go to PINKBERRY! :)
Had some time before my inter-​island flight so I figure I’d make the 10 minute walk over to the main terminal for some Pinkberry. Worth the walk! Located in the food court right area next to Starbucks and open till 10pm.
This is my favorite frozen yogurt everrrr. A little creamier than other yogurt chains and they always have the freshest ingredients! The store is always clean and the workers here are pleasant.
I tend to stick to ordering the plain original tart with blueberries, chocolate shavings, and mochi. The lady working said I can get as many toppings as can fit but 3 was enough for me. I saw a review which said extra toppings cost extra… hmm, not sure what constitutes «extra» but my small size was $ 4.38 or something… The price didn’t matter too much to me cause I love this place! Just wish there were more locations than at the airport. But hey, better one than none!

On the international side of the airport– in the same area as CPK & BK. Doesn’t open until (about) 1030? Although who wants yogurt earlier then that anyways… *raises hand*

Delightfully tart and horribly expensive. I think I ended up paying around $ 8 for my cup of fro-​yo. On top of that, you can only access it if you’re flying or if you work at the airport. If I were traveling again, I don’t think I’d get Pinkberry again because whilst it was nice, there are other food options that are a lot better.

As my now wife and I set off on our honeymoon, what was our first stop? Pinkberry in the airport of course! Personally, I thought it was ok, but not that great. I rarely ever eat froyo anymore so it’s hard for me to compare… let’s just say I’d rather stick to ice cream! Froyo really isn’t all that healthy for you anyway (especially when you pile on the toppings!) so you might as well go all out and get the full fat ice cream!

Pinkberry is froyo as in frozen yogurt but not the TCBY kind. It tastes just like yogurt with the tartness but in soft serve form. I just read that this is the only location on the island but don’t worry since there are several other froyo locations in Hawaii.
For the airport, the prices are decent and the woman behind the counter was friendly and wasn’t stingy about the toppings. They will allow you as many toppings that the cup will hold so don’t be shy to ask for more. They have my two favorite toppings: mocha and yogurt chips.
It’s dairy based so it’s not a good idea if you are lactose intolerant and about to board a plane. It’s a long flight from Hawaii to anywhere so please be considerate. Don’t be the guy that’s trying to pull off phantom gas and think that no one notices because we do. Froyo before you gogo at Pinkberry.

Our favorite treat whenever we leave the state. A little pricey for froyo, and it’s disappointing to not be able to scoop your own toppings. Plus premium toppings cost more $$$.
Complaints aside though, the quality is high and flavors are just right. Will definitely be back again and again!

The only Pinkberry on the island, too bad you need to have an airline ticket as it’s within the secured Airport area after the security checkpoints.
Offering 6 different flavors with various fruit toppings at an extra cost ($ 1.50).
I tried the mango which was flavorful and refreshing, got the small portion which was generous in my opinion.
Don’t fell guilty while your enjoying your Pinkberry while all the other travelers are gorging themselves on Burger King, CPK, & chinese food which is about all that is served in this very small airport food court.

From the other reviews, I didn’t realize that Pinkberry was such a luxury! Been taking Pinkberry for granted in LA.
After a greasy meal at Chow Mein Express, I went across the food court & ordered the fruit bowl. Candy, the yogurtress, was nice enough to separate it for me since I didn’t want the yogurt, just the fruit. For $ 6.19 (tax included — damn these airport prices), you can choose any or all fruit + your choice of yogurt. Ordered the mango for the boyfriend. It was refreshing and I was pleasantly surprised that it wasn’t oddly powdery or tart like I’ve experienced at other Pinkberrys.

Dear Pinkberry corporate people,
I am very upset with you!!!
Why must your only Honolulu location be INSIDE the airport??! I can only get your delicious plain tart yogurt if I am flying somewhere or returning home. And just so you know, I do get a cup every.single.time I’m in the airport, even if I’m full… cause who knows when I’ll be able to have it again? :(
I would be your number one customer if you open anywhere else on the island. Seriously, anywhere else. North shore, Waimanalo, Kaneohe… it doesn’t matter. Mind you, I am a townie and I would find a way to get my Pinkberry fix!
The prices are already higher here than other locations on the mainland, but if you consider that you need an airplane ticket to even step foot in this store, your yogurt actually costs at least $ 300 more than anywhere else (less if you’re going to a neighbor island).
Please, please find it in your hearts to open up another Pinkberry OUTSIDE of the airport.
I would love you forever!
Sincerely,
Extremely heartbroken Pinkberry addict
P. S. — I would also settle for phone orders + curbside pickup service.

Felt like an eternity finally getting a chance to check this place out. It did not disappoint. Should have gotten a larger size but I ordered a small side by side combo of Original & Lilikoi ($ 4.87 w/​tax).
It was creamy, tart & delicious!
Would have given it five stars but I knocked one down since you need a plane ticket to get it.

Ok, I used to be a big fan of Blush frozen yogurt in San Francisco but since a) Pinkberry yogurt comes close and b) it’s less than 2500 miles across an ocean away, it gets 5 of my little stars.
I’m a fan of just getting the original flavor. It’s like original tart yogurt. Remember Yami Yogurt days, well it’s back in fad. They normally have somewhere between 6 – 8 flavors I think. Some I’ve seen and had
ORIGINAL: my favorite. tart, clean tasting original
MANGO: good, light flavor, but it tastes a little fake like mango flavor/​syrup
LILIKOI: yummy, makes your lips pucker it’s a bit tart, but enjoyable
HAUPIA: tasty and creamy
CHOCOLATE: haven’t had it yet
And there are other flavors I forget…
Yes, IT’S INSIDE SECURITY. It’s not really by Gate 24, just a note. It’s sort of between Gate 24 and the next set of lower number gates (there’s only like a Honolulu Cookie Company near Gate 24 so I was confused the first time but you keep walking from 24 towards the lower number gates). It’s IN THE FOOD COURT near one of the DFS stores. Once you see the FOOD COURT, you’re there. When you walk in, it’s on the RIGHT SIDE.
If you’re taking it to go, ask for ice. They will give you a little bag of ice, and a little carryout bag that can hold 2 containers. The largest size they will do is 13oz (they weigh it). I think they have 3 sizes, but I’ve never bothered ordering any of the smaller ones. Yes, it’s pricey. The cheapest thing on their menu might be like 4 bucks.
if you like TOPPINGS, they price it based on putting as much topping as you can fit into the cup so you might as well go hog wild and put all sorts of toppings. None of this 1 topping is 75 cents and 2 is 1.25 etc. i think they call it whatever fits in the cup is included in the topping price. full disclosure: I’ve never had their toppings. I eat it pure and simple. but I’ve seen others eat it and if I were to try it I think I’d try to the fruits and the cheesecake topping. I mean, CHEESECAKE TOPPING, it just makes me curious enough.
Please note, if you see me in line, and you just want a quick yogurt, you may want to ask to cut in front of me. You see, when I go, as an «enabler» I have to order somewhere between 8 – 9 13 oz yogurts. And yes, it does kind of fluster them, because they are not used to orders that ring up to $ 70 when they are just a little airport shop. So i try to be nice. Once they even gave me a box to carry my 9 orders to go. And no, not all of it is for me, I sometimes deliver, if I’m in a good mood.
This is the BESTEST FROZEN YOGURT SHOP IN TOWN.

Unilocal Challenge 365 #189/​365
Okay= to Lori I and Chad Y, yes «seriously addicted» and «as good as it gets» they say and how true to form their statements go.
One needs to wonder what makes Pinkberry stand apart from the other frozen yogurt shops around town. And the answer is CREAMY and TART all in one stop.
Of course, I measure the taste and texture from the «original» and there is a definite difference. As to the flavored yogurts; mango for example you are able to taste the mango inbetween the cream and the tart. Same with the passion fruit (my favorite).
Departing or arriving at the Honolulu International Airport, passing Gate 24 (or not) you must stop for a refreshing cup of fro-​yo. Pricey but hey, it’s price is worth is value like gold. If you’re not in the area HOLLER! you might find a Yeep who can do a carry out for you.
The staff at Pinkberry will pack it up for you with little bags of ice to keep it whole and frozen while you get home or to a refrigerator. I was pleasantly impressed at how it held up from the airport to my office (20 minute ride) plus 10 minutes from Gate 24 to curbside where my ride was.
Maybe, if we all Unilocal at the same time, Pinkberry will get the hint and open a shop in the city where we can all enjoy!

SERIOUSLY ADDICTED.
This Pinkberry is in the international terminal near GATE 24 at the Honolulu Airport. That’s right, it’s past the TSA security checkpoint near the CPK food court. It’s the only Pinkberry on Oahu that I am aware of.
Because it’s in the airport, it’s freaking expensive!
$ 6.45/13oz original
$ 7.45/13oz flavored yogurt
Toppings will set you back another couple of dollars, but I don’t bother with toppings because all the flavors I’ve had were awesome (plain, blood orange, peach, pomegrante, mango, coconut, passion fruit, I love them all!).
Because it’s in in the airport, they do not sell large containers to go like they do on the mainland. (
) I guess nobody else gets Pinkberry to go from the airport except me?
Because it’s in the airport, I can not get my fix whenever I want. Please do not send me pictures of your Pinkberry yogurt unless you are willing to get me one too. Any mention of Pinkberry or just the sight of your check-​in gets me all excited and tonight I was willing to do ANYTHING to get me some. Yes, anything. In fact, I still haven’t even been to this location and ended up with all of this:
Thank you to the enablers Sukatuh S, Chris M, Chad Y, Gary F, and Traci H for starting, encouraging, and feeding my Pinkberry addiction. Next time you guys are at the airport, GET ME SOME TOO!

Seriously the best froyo on the island, hands down. I love the texture and the flavor of both the original and blood orange flavors: not too sweet, not too tart — just perfect. Pinkberry has excellent quality fresh fruit toppings, as well: They won’t even offer mango if they can’t get a good batch, which is why they haven’t had it lately. I am in love with the fruit parfait.
I love that you can get a free «ice pack» if you won’t be eating your froyo right away (i.e., if you’re taking it to your departing gate). They’ll put some ice in a plastic bag for you and pack your container neatly in a shopping bag. Cute and handy.
My only complaint: Why is the only location IN THE AIRPORT, meaning you can only get it if you work there or if you have a boarding pass? Come on, Pinkberry: Open up more locations!

One of the first yogurt stores that started the the whole craze in America is finally on Oahu. This was only my second time eating Pinkberry (the other time in San Diego) but it had once again impressed me. The biggest take away is quality. I ordered a small and chose original and pomegranate. The original was tart but not too tart, the pomegranate was delightful, and the fresh strawberries and chewy mochi was a delight. It is what yogurt should taste like.
However, there are three negatives, One is the price. A small cup with toppings is about $ 5 where I could get the same amount for probably $ 3 at yogurt land, however this brings up the age old question of quality over quantity. Another negative can be for it’s lack of flavors. With multiple yogurt stores that offer over ten different flavors, Pinkberry usually has a 3 – 4 with rotating seasonal flavors. When I went they had original, pomegranate, chocolate, and blood orange. And the biggest negative, and it is a doozy, the only location on Oahu is at the airport; obviously, not a place you can go to on a Saturday after dinner. Because of the location I had to knock it down a star as no ways can this be a five star review if I have to pay for a $ 500 ticket just to get me some Pinkberry.
Would I come back? Yups. Do yourself a favor and make this the reason to come to the airport two hours before your flight. Check in early, order some Pinkberry, and just kick back with the peace of mind that you won’t be rushing to make your fight.