Yoo Moo

Not the cheapest fro-​yo in London, but absolutely delicious and the portions are quite large.
It’s located on the 3^rd floor of Harrods (formerly on the 4^th), and the day we were there it was quiet with very few people. The local is light and concemporary, match the brand.
My friend and I both had the chocolate flavour and we loved it. Try it with coconut shavings, it’s amazing.

1.) Straw & original tart Yogurt with blueberries & passion fruit — i like the tart
SERVICE:
good
ATMOSPHERE:
Very cute, contemporary poppy trendy great graphic design, yet a hint of old school diner where one would share a sundae milkshake with a date before going to the movies with the booth seating around the back, but the front like the modern froyo. Inside Harrod’s. so a small pitstop/​break from browsing around the dept store ;p 15

Confession: I paid £7.95 for one serving of frozen yogurt today.
When my friend and I were waiting for the express elevator at Harrods to take us up to the 4^th floor she said, «Hopefully I’m making you go somewhere that fro yo costs £15.» She did. Yoo Moo has a £14.80 choice that is garnished with 23 carat gold flakes.
All of the sweet treat are named and I had the Spooky Moo. It was a huge bowl of pumpkin pie flavored frozen yogurt topped with chocolate buttons, popping candy, and a big gummy skeleton. The yogurt was sweeter than most I’ve had in the UK and lacked the tang you get at Frae (which I like). I am a pumpkin pie lover so I was excited about the flavor. My Spooky Moo was yummy, but the serving was too big for me. I ate it all because I paid so much and am still riding a bit of a sugar high.
My friend had a vanilla and Belgian chocolate swirl with brownie bites on top and the chocolate yogurt was decadent. Very nice.
Bottom line is that the price is a bit crazy and there isn’t an «experience» to make up for it. When the waitress asked if my friend and I wanted a loyalty card we actually laughed.