Nubi Yogurt

This place infuriates me and apparently DOES NOT ALLOW SERVICE DOGS. THIS IS ILLEGAL. UNDER THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA), ESTABLISHMENTS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO FORBID SERVICE ANIMALS.
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I have anxiety and my dog is in training to perform very specific tasks with me when I enter the bathroom. Because I suffer from anxiety and an eating disorder, she is training to bark when I bend over the toilet in a certain position. Of course, this is information I feel uncomfortable sharing publicly but I wanted to share this because it is NOT okay to forbid service animals in pretty much any kind of establishment in California. The two, and ONLY two questions any establishment are allowed to ask a person with a service dog are: «Is the animal a service animal required because of a disability?» and «What tasks is the animal trained to perform?» (neither of which she asked me)
When I entered Nubi Yogurt (ironically right after a private dog training session at Petco at around 9PM), the first employee approached me and here is how our conversation went:
Employee: «Sorry you can’t have your dog in here.»
me:“She is not a pet, she is a service dog.“
Employee: «It doesn’t matter. Our manager doesn’t want any kind of animal in here, service animal or not.»
me: «.Isn’t that against the law?»
At this point, I’m feeling uncomfortable but a friendly stranger next to me stands up for me and says, «Actually, it is illegal for you to forbid her service animal to be in here. That’s a violation of her civil right. As long as she has her papers, she must be allowed to have her service animal in here. That’s like telling a physically disabled person they can’t have their wheelchair in here. Your manager needs to be more knowledgeable about people’s rights because she can actually sue this establishment.»
(I actually don’t even need to have any papers proving she is a service dog and they can’t ask for them regardless but my service animal did have her assistance animal tag which I received from Animal Care and Control in SF).
The employee walks away and I get my yogurt and walk up to the cash register. A Employee #2 is ringing up the friendly stranger and while she is helping him, she keeps glancing at my dog and me and finally says, «You can’t have your dog in here.»
me: «She is a service animal.»
Employee: «It doesn’t matter, our manager doesn’t want them in here because we’ve had an allergy problem before like it’s actually happened.»
me: «…That’s still against the law.»
Employee: «Well if she’s a service dog, does she have her papers?»
me: «No, but she has her assistance tag, do you want to see it?»
Employee: «You can’t bring her in here next time.»
I’m already furious so I just say, «forget it, I don’t want the yogurt.»
Employee: «Have a great night»
To all businesses, please do you research on these important aspects of owning a business. It make you, your employees, and your business name look foolish, unprofessional and ignorant. You can not make up these kinds of rules catering to your own needs. This was highly offensive and not only will I not be coming here again, I will inform the others around me about my bad experience here.
As for the yogurt samples I had tried, it was sub-​par. It was watery, icy and not creamy at all.

This place is next to petco in the shopping center. Yogurt is 39 cents an ounce. There were 12 flavors to choose from the last time I was here. Decent selection of both dry and fruit toppings (+my favorite, cheesecake bites).

Nos gusta el helado de aquí, pero aveces esta muy liquido. También deberían tener mas sabores.

Thank you Nubi for ruining fro-​yo for me :(I went with my daughter today and she wanted strawberry and as the yogurt was coming out, this red part that’s around the opening, came out and just seeing the dirt grossed me out. It would be nice if they replaced these parts every other day or at least did a better job at cleaning them. We decided to just go to Safeway and buy a pint of ice cream instead. I loved Nubi but once you see something like this, it’s hard to enjoy your frozen yogurt. Eww. There was more black stuff after I wiped the yogurt off and handed it to the cashier who says that they DO clean these. umm ok!

Four stars for reminding me of my friend-​actually-​more-​of-​a-​former-​coworker Nubia, who was and surely still is an upstanding lady with a good head on her shoulders and a strange obsession with makeup-​application videos on YouTube. You would be amazed at how many uninterrupted hours of makeup-​application videos this girl, who’s not a girly-​girl at all and who doesn’t strike me as being the least bit materialistic or shallow, watches. Or at least she did that in 2009. Maybe she’s different now?
Two stars for the sticker shock. Technically, I guess it’s ring-​up shock. San Francisco has a way of sneaking up on you with its high frozen-​yogurt prices. That one time with my niece, I actually saw it coming, yet it still shocked me. This time, I was in control, and what would have run me $ 2.39 at Yogurtland was about $ 9.32 at Nubi Yogurt.
Three stars for that cool old modernish-​but-​not-​quite-​attractive sign, which has remained unchanged since 2009.
The employees are nice, and the place and its men’s bathroom are spectacularly clean. The other people eating here seemed nice too. Usually, I only comment on annoying fellow diners, but I have to hand it to these anonymous people. Even the high schoolers were keeping their voices down, being respectful, and not making a huge mess or expecting other people to clean up after them.
The yogurt is OK, definitely three-​star worthy.

Pretty good self serve frozen yogurt place located in a shopping center. There’s a wide variety of unique flavors like lychee, coconut, pineapple, etc so you can ask for sample cups in the front.
Got a little bit of everything I wanted and it came out to $ 3. I really liked the sweet cereal flavor yogurt which I have never seen at any other place. I disliked the toro flavor it tasted a little too artificial for me. There were many kinds of toppings to choose from but a lot of them were missing labels.
Overall good place if you’re craving frozen yogurt after shopping in the complex.

Solid 4 stars for variety and value — if you like froyo, you’ll definitely be able to make whatever your heart desires here! They didn’t have any tasting cups when I was there, but I went with a cake batter froyo (which was actually the lowest cal/​fat of all of them, go figure) and a variety of toppings to make it taste like a pie mashup (akin to Cold Stone Creamery). The froyo held up for a while afterwards walking around, so it wasn’t too thin like at some places. The sheer variety of toppings was impressive (fruit and sweets are separate) and after I had filled up my cup, was shocked at how cheap it was. Compared to say, a typical place on Polk St, this place is ¹⁄₃ cheaper. It’s located in a big shopping center, so you can quickly take a break from grocery shopping and get a bowl. We didn’t actually sit inside (it wasn’t that attractive of a proposition with just a basic area for eating), we went outside to walk and eat. Froyo is surprisingly portable!
I’ll come back. Although, I may get sick of the cake/​cookies flavors eventually, upon which I’ll revisit this!

Nubi used to be great with so many good fruit and tropical flavors including taro. Now everything is flavored like cake or cookies. Yuck. They didn’t even have the plain tart flavor today. I think I just made my last trip to Nubi. Too bad. I used to love it.

There’s nothing else like it in the area and sometimes you just need a good fro yo. They are open late and the flavors never disappoint.

Very good froyo store that is serious about their flavors. You can tell from how dark the chocolate flavor looks; indeed it has real chocolate! Fruit flavors are good as well.

first off I walked into nubi and got stared at like I committed a crime by all the workers, did not get greeted just got uncomfortably stared at. I grabbed a cup and used the vanilla yogurt then went to sprinkle some granola on top and paid for it, went outside and took two bites and realized the granola was hard as a rock!!! it tasted very old and disgusting. obviously they do not change their toppings they let them sit there and get old. NEVER GOING HERE AGAIN!

I never thought I could enjoy an ice cream (I know it’s yogurt but it tastes like ice cream) without feeling any type of remorse (for whatever reason I could never enjoy sweets if they had too many calories). Anyway, every week I visit this place to try the different flavors they bring in. Last time I stopped by I was impressed with the banana nut — the best addition in a long time, maybe the best since they brought the pineapple upside down. I also like the waffles Nubi makes, they are always super crunchy and fresh. The different ingredients that are available to add to the frozen yogurt are great too, especially the fresh mango, the fresh strawberries and the caramel sauce. I have been there so many times therefore the staff members already know me and they always treat me in the way regulars deserve, they ever remember my name. In all ways this is an excellent place to stop by and enjoy low calorie desserts.
BY THE WAY THE EMPLOYEE FROM PERU, THE GIRL IS SO NICE!

Oh, another froyo spot.
This place was hard to find. I don’t know if it was because of our navigation but whatevs. Just like any other froyo place. The toppings are located in the middle of the actual froyo dispensers.
Got my usual, Red Velvet, Vanilla & Chocolate with rainbow sprinkles, strawberries & dark chocolate chips.
Nothing special really… just another froyo place.

Great froyo. Nothing more to say about this except I love froyo and they always have the great flavors and toppings. They also have free wifi if surfing the web is your thing while eating frozen yogurt.

Is it really 5 stars? Well, I used to go to the one in Millbrae and getting my frozen yogurt fix after getting groceries at Safeway without driving 25 minutes down the peninsula may have inflated my opinion a bit. Plus I had a 2-​for-​1 coupon so it was a crazy good value. And I love the fruity boba they have. Not really boba since it’s not like fruit flavored tapioca, more like roe but ones that burst with fruit nectar instead when you bite into ‘em. Yummers!
Ps some people think the plain tart flavor is too tart but just mix it with some vanilla or any other flavor to your taste.

This review is based on an unadulterated, unbiased assessment of the plain tart yogurt with strawberries, mangoes and mochi toppings. I’m a creature of habit when it comes to froyo and this is seriously the only order I make.
Nubi disappointed me with a superfluously tarty plain tart — it almost tasted a bit like sour patch kids! I had to cringe every time I took a bite. And the fruits seemed quite hard to chew — way too frozen.
I’d recommend trying out Pinkberry or Fraiche for your yogurt needs instead, especially if you’re a fellow-​tart lover and want the sanctity of the tart to remain in tact.

I love yogurt places that charge by weight. It means that tasting maniacs like myself can go nuts trying every type of flavor and topping that will fit in their cups and produce world-​changing educational reviews like this one. Yes! Here goes:
— Pineapple yogurt: ok, fake tasting, inoffensive
— Strawberry: yum! sugary and candy like, good! Somehow less «fake» than the pineapple.
— Peach melba: see strawberry.
— Tart: great, as always
— Toro Tart: DO NOT HAVE THIS. Tasted terrible and fake. Maybe it was supposed to be labeled «durian.»
— Lychee tart: delicious! Sweet and yummuy.

Their original yogurt (tart yogurt) is great! If you want toppings and other flavors they have options for you. But they nail the basic ingredients with quality and taste. The location is easy to get to, ample parking and the store is clean. Plus they are significantly cheaper than most yogurt places.
I highly recommend Nubi!

Stopped by after a particularly filling meal for a bit of dessert.
The good:
Pumpkin pie frozen yogurt
Original frozen yogurt
Oreo cheesecake frozen yogurt
Prices
Fresh mango, kiwi, pineapple toppings
The bad:
No fresh strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, or blueberries
Chemically tasting pineapple frozen yogurt
Funny tasting chocolate frozen yogurt
Unpleasantly tart raspberry pomegranate frozen yogurt
I went with the original tart and piled on whatever fresh fruit there was left; at 9pm, unfortunately, there weren’t many options.

The boyfriend and I are kind of froyo nuts (esp. for DIY places), so when we discovered Nubi just a short walk away from our apartment, we set aside a good chunk of time to explore it. Thanks to a generous amount of small paper cups from the guy behind the counter, we were able to sample all the flavors.
My thoughts:
Raspberry pomegranate — Sour and slightly bitter, but not in a good way. Skip.
Peach mango tart — Very sweet, as you can imagine when you combine 2 super-​sweet fruits like peach and mango. Not very tart
Doles pineapple — Great if you like pineapple, but I’ve never found pineapple a strong enough solo flavor
Very berry — Tastes more like artificial berry flavor. Not a fan
Black cherry — Sweet and creamy
Oreo cheesecake — Absolutely delicious. Creamy and chocolatey without tasting like chocolate soft serve (I hate soft serve)
Pistachio — Rich flavor, like eating frozen pistachio cheesecake
French vanilla — Quite sweet but I don’t like French vanilla so it’s pretty meh to me
Now, I’ll admit: While I will happily sample any froyo flavor for free, the only flavor I will ever actually spend my hard-​earned money on and willing buy is the original tart. My palate loves sour, tangy, tarty flavors (I’m the girl you give the lemon/​lime candies to). Thus, no matter how good the other flavors are, if a froyo place fails to offer a satisfying original, I will not be a repeat customer there. Nubi’s original is creamy without being too icy and deliciously tart without hurting your mouth. Thumbs up from this critic.
They offer far more toppings here than at any other DIY place I’ve been to. Enjoy lots of fresh fruit, jellies, candies, cookie crumbs, sprinkles and more. Bonus: chocolate and strawberry sauce if you want more of a sundae feel.
Will be back.

This past recent week was very nice. Without any reasons, I just was in the mood for a bowl of frozen yogurt. Perhaps the pleasant weather also plays a part of my abrupt desire of the frozen treat.
The cool shop is a self-​serve location with sixteen (16) different flavors to choose from and a large variety of fresh fruits, wet and dried toppings at $.39 an ounce. On the plus side, in the middle on the table with the dried topping, there is also a Hot Chocolate sauce and Butterscotch sauce as another option. YUM!
Unfortunately, my memory cells from the left side of my head have prevented me to unrecall the choices of flavors.
But I did remember I took the Original Tart and nutty Taro with a scoop of Coconut Jelly. Maybe the Asian in me has beyond the reason for me to order the mixture in the bowl. But I still enjoyed my treat under the nice weather. «Boy, I can’t wait for the summer!»
The atmosphere has a club-​feel with today’s hits blasting loudly on the store’s Boston Acoustics speakers.
My Mastercard was accepted here.