Yoppi Yogurt

Really good flavors I like it very much healthy food recommend you guys. Great service I will come back soon. Thank you

This place has more creative flavors than Pinkberry such as taro, birthday cake, etc. I also have to say that this place is far superior to Pinkberry in the fact that it’s self-​serve. I have control issues and I want to mix and play with froyo flavors and don’t want to be limited to just four toppings to my froyo.

The one by Montgomery closed down and I miss it. Glad that I found another one that is not too far off. I recommend the cake batter. Hmmm, maybe I should not be so happy, I think I am on my way to add 5 pounds back.

I am undecided between 2 and 3 stars as the shop has a limited selection due to its size plus the strawberries were not too fresh. I guess you better try a different topi store, the frozen yogurt is a delicious idea.

Small selection of frozen yogurt (I think 6 flavors?), but the toppings are solid and the place is well kept. When I was there, the clerk was being very helpful to several customers who seemed new to the whole self-​serve frozen yogurt thing.

The shop is very popular. A friend highly recommended this shop. The environment is nice and the staff are so kind. They offer many kinds of frozen yogurt, such as strawberry, pumpkin pie, French vanilla, chocolate and so on. You can choose whatever you want. And you can add fruit, candies, nuts and many other things on the frozen yogurt. It tastes so good. It really deserves a try.

best frozen yogurt in the city.
90% of froyo places have yogurt ALREADY MELTED/​MELTY coming out of the machine, that turns into yogurt soup quickly, (weak sauce!), but at the market street yoppi, it holds shape and its cold temperature for the longest time.
you want a froyo you can almost CHEW, that’s how cold it is.
i don’t know why their machines are so much better than every other yogurt place, but it actually provides COLD yogurt consistently *knock on wood*. not limp sauce.
the workers there always have the fruit bins filled with a variety of fruit & never lacking in the sauces either.

Omg… First time I saw the Irish mint flavored froyo at this yoppi, and I think I’m in love with it! Just so minty and the right amount of sweetness. Personally I’m not even a fan of mint ice cream, and this Irish mint froyo blew my mind away when I sampled it. Had to, it was just a command in my brain to, get a cupful full of Irish mint and cookies and cream froyo even though I was planning to save my binge day for the weekend, but that didn’t happen and it was all worth it (:
I will recommend these flavors, Irish mint and cookies and cream, mixed together for you with the toppings of almonds, dark chocolate chips, waffle pieces and oreo crumbs!!!

Wait — is this de ja vu? Yes, I just reviewed two other Yoppi Yogurts. Let’s just say, I get around.
Unfortunately, while this one was heavy on the kiddos, it was lacking in samples, interesting toppings, and good flavors.
Fro-​yo Fail. Sloppy Yoppi.
Boo/​Nay/​Negative (I must be feeling Negative Nancy today):
–Sample police — Why are you controlling the samples? Maybe it is because the mass number of children here.
–Not interesting flavors — Yoppi in general is due for some more machines. I like my choices!
–Quality didn’t taste as creamy as other Yoppi locations
–Cramped — tiny location… did I mention it was filled with children?
–Topping choices are meh.
Sampled. Left. Went to other Yoppi location. The End.

Was looking for this place inside the food court but it’s on the second floor of the mall as the sign at the entrance says :-D
The yogurt flavors of the moment were: plain Yoppi, mango, cheesecake, chocolate, vanilla, tangerine sorbet and maybe another one I forgot.
We asked to have samples, the girl at the register was very friendly.
I ended up getting a mix of cheesecake and mango (it’s white not orange, like in other places).
For the toppings, there is A LOT to choose from: mandarin oranges, strawberries, mango, pineapple, Reese’s, cookie dough, chopped almonds and other nuts, mochi, brownie pieces, chocolate chips, different cereals, gummy bears and syrups: chocolate, peanut butter, caramel…
The cookie dough was yummy!
Didn’t wanna go too crazy with yogurt and toppings, I probably had about 1 cup or a little more and it ended up being 8 $ for 2 people! Not bad at all.
I love that everything, yogurt and toppings are self-​served! So much better like this.
Will come back if I’m in the area.

Had my first bobba here. Mango flavored and terrific with the classic chocolate fro yo

One of my favorite places to get frozen yogurt. This place is cheaper than most froyo places in SF and the quality is also the best. I recommend the cheesecake topping! All of the flavors are pretty good.

Self serve froyo with lots of exciting flavors. The pricing is on the slightly higher side, but the flavors were good. Conveniently located near Market and is healthier option compared to ice cream.

Self serve frozen yogurt inside the shopping center.
$ 0.49 cent per oz. it can be expensive the more stuff you have inside your cup. The toppings are the one with the most weight.
Not many selection of flavors of the frozen yogurt. There are 3 bars of each flavor, the middle bar is to mix flavor. I notice that there a section where you can pick which flavor you want for the following week or day which is cool so you dont get the same flavor all the time.
There are way more toppings then then the frozen yogurt flavors from mochi, cereal, real fruits, and so on.
Other than that, i enjoy their frozen yogurt

I saw a sign in this store that said it was «best in the bay»
My gosh, it was.
When my friends and I finally found this place, (we kept walking around the mall for like 20 minutes trying to find it) we were skeptical to buy from it because it was really expensive. 49 cents an ounce. And at yogurt land it’s 29 cents. So we contemplated for a while and then finally gave in because we really wanted some frozen yogurt
I wish I took a picture of the yogurt I bought but it was just too good to wait.
One of the rarest things at the froyo places I go to is whipped cream but this place had it and it was homemade! It tasted so good with the thick and rich yogurt. I have to admit, the yogurt was nothing like I ever tasted before in my life. It was that good. The fruit they had was really fresh too and the honey drizzle added sweetness to the tart yogurt flavors I chose.
I didn’t want to pay too much for it, so I got a little (only paid $ 3.52) but now I regret it and am dying to go back there gain.
Give this place a try!

The sample monitor man here must get paid a ton because he was really on top of regulating that ish.
They def foiled my plan of sampling until I was pretty much full when the guy walked away with all the sample cups in hand after my second sampling. Hrmph. Fine. I guess I’ll go legit and pay for what I eat (only I didn’t and instead Abby S was nice enough to foot the fro-​yo bill for everyone), if you insist.
The joint is about the size of a nice, upper-​middle class walk in closet so they only offer 6 flavors, but you can vote on their next ‘seasonal’ flavor on their magnet board in front. I didn’t see anywhere to get a magnet dot to place my vote so I just mashed my hands on the board and moved like 30 of them off of one flavor I didn’t like to the one I know should be the winner. I’d maybe feel if I didn’t feel like everyone does the same thing.
I ended up trying all 6 of the flavors and they were just fine, but my trough of fro-​yo ended up being mostly chocolate-​y, rich and non-​fruit flavors until I got to the toppings where I loaded on both types of bursting boba (my favorite!!) and lychee (also my favorite).
The yogurt hit the spot after a gluttonous crab dinner/​smörgåsbord with friends. The flavors were pretty standard, nothing really stand out-​y or too crazy, but the price for 3 pretty decent mounds of fro yo for 3 growing girls was around $ 11, which is way cheaper than any of the fro-​yo places I’ve been to before.

It’s froyo at the mall but it’s actually really good. Their tart flavors are always on point (e.g., original tart, peach tart, lychee tart, etc). Recently I tried their honey and kind of loved it. Great selection of toppings, from fresh fruit to the trendy things like popping boba. It’s pricey at $ 0.45/ounce, but if you’re like me, you’re only getting a small cup to tide you over as you wait for your significant other finish their shopping.

One of my fav frozen yogurt place. Such a convenient location inside the mall. Their flavors are always changing which i like. I like the lime and green apple flavors because its so refreshing. The classic is always good too!

For a froyo place, this location lacked variety in its flavors. My sister was disappointed, but luckily for me, I typically like to just stick to the original tart and add in mochi and those mini boba balls. There were six flavors including original tart, lychee tart, vanilla, chocolate, and a couple others. I tried the original tart and the lychee tart. The lychee tart was really good. Perfect hint of lychee and a refreshing tartness to it.
In terms of toppings they had the usual mochi (regular, green tea, and strawberry), mini boba balls, syrups, crushed oreos, cookie dough, sprinkles, nuts, crushed candy bars, chocolate chips, etc. For about 2/​3C of froyo and toppings, I paid about $ 3.50.
It’s a nice option to have when you’re craving something sweet but don’t want anything super heavy like Ghiradelli’s ice cream downstairs.

I hate to admit it, but I may be losing my loving feeling for Yoppi. I can’t tell if it’s because the Westfield location is just too small a space to make the product enjoyable or maybe it’s because I’ve been cheating on Yoppi. Yes, I admit it. Ever since Pinkberry and Sogreen rolled into town, I’ve been conveniently forgetting about Yoppi as a go-​to froyo resource. Honestly the only reason Jamie W. and I came here the other night was because we just happen to be in the mall and wanted something sweet to spoon in our mouths as we watched the light show under the dome. We looked at the flavors available and settled on the peanut butter (see photo).
It was alright, a bit on the drippy side like the machine was acting up or something but not the creamy sensation I remember tasting at the Montgomery Street location. Perhaps Yoppi was just having a bad day and just needs to go to the beauty parlor to fix itself up the next time we pass by. However, with so many other froyo shops around, we feel our devotion waning for Yoppi. It’s probably how Hugh Hefner felt when he left one nondescript playmate for another and another and another. Just call me Hef, and at 45 cents per ounce, Yoppi is starting to feel like an aging playmate waiting for the newer, fresher model to come along. Just keeping it real in the fircely competitive world of froyo.
FROYO — 3 stars… my last froyo there just didn’t thrill me like it did before
AMBIANCE — 2 stars… a small space in a big mall
SERVICE — 3.5 stars… not much to it, they weigh your cup and take your money
TOTAL — 3 stars… drippity-​drip