Yogiberry Frozen Yogurt : Self Serve Froyo

by | Oct 16, 2010 | 14 comments

After I’ve had my taste of frozen yogurt (froyo) from different stores/stalls (Red Mango, White Hat, Yoh-Gurt), I’ve decided to try ALL the frozen yogurts I could find. There are a LOT, and I mean a lot, of frozen yogurt stores mushrooming all over the metro. And, my brother Ken and I discovered another froyo that really got us all interested because of how it’s prepared. I’m talking about Yogiberry Frozen Yogurt.

  Yogiberry Frozen Yogurt in Greenhills - CertifiedFoodies.com
  Yogiberry Frozen Yogurt in Greenhills Shopping Mall (Virra Mall)

The Yogiberry stall on the second floor of V-Mall in Greenhills, just below the food court, got us all curious. There’s this Yogiberry guy handing out cups to people passing by. When we saw the “pumping station”, I was like, “What’s up with this?!”. The guy, with a smile on his face, instructed us on how to prepare our own cup of frozen yogurt. It’s a self-service yogurt station, which really caught my attention. I like self-service stores or food places because I prefer to have control over my servings. *grin*

  Yogiberry Frozen Yogurt self-service station - CertifiedFoodies.com
  Yogiberry’s self-service station – prepare your own cup of yogurt

First, you grab a cup. Then, you line up. Well, there were no lines when we were there. But, when we were trying it out, there were people who decided to join in. There were instructions or steps on how to prepare your Yogiberry frozen yogurt.

  Yogiberry Frozen Yogurt - Grab a cup, Line up - CertifiedFoodies.com
  Yogiberry Frozen Yogurt - Pump it, Top it, Weigh it - CertifiedFoodies.com

Now, you have to choose which yogurt flavor you want. They have Yogiberry’s Strawberry, Peach Melba, Lychee and Tart Attack. We decided to try the peach flavor.

  Yogiberry Strawberry flavored frozen yogurt - CertifiedFoodies.com
Yogiberry Frozen Yogurt - Peach Melba flavor - CertifiedFoodies.com
Yogiberry Frozen Yogurt - Lychee flavor - CertifiedFoodies.com
Yogiberry Frozen Yogurt - Tart Attack flavor - CertifiedFoodies.com

Then, just go to the station of your chosen flavor and pump the flavored frozen yogurt onto your cup. By the way, I also found out that other branches of Yogiberry offer other flavors like Fresh Mango Mousse, Green Tea Tremble, Madagascar Vanilla, and Toasted Hawaiian Coconut. The flavors’ names are cute, eh?

  Pumping our Yogiberry Peach-flavored frozen yogurt - CertifiedFoodies.com
  Yogiberry Frozen Yogurt - done pumping away - CertifiedFoodies.com

Afterwards, you decide if you want toppings on your froyo. They’ve got a whole lot of toppings available for you. They’ve got flaked almonds, strawberry chips, choco chips, cashews, crushed graham, mango, kiwi, cherries, coffee jelly, blueberries and a lot more.

  Yogiberry Frozen Yogurt - the toppings - CertifiedFoodies.com
A lot of choices for toppings with your Yogiberry frozen yogurt

My bro and I decided to top our frozen yogurt with crushed Graham, blueberries and peaches.

  Our Yogiberry peach-flavored frozen yogurt with crushed graham, blueberries and peaches - CertifiedFoodies.com
  Our peach-flavored frozen yogurt with crushed graham, peaches and blueberries – Php 166 for the whole tub.

After we’re done with the toppings, it’s now time to weigh our frozen yogurt. Yes, they weigh it. There’s no fixed price. You pay Php 15 per ounce (oz).

  Yogiberry Frozen Yogurt - 15 pesos per ounce, oz - CertifiedFoodies.com
Php 15 per ounce (oz), which I find really affordable considering how much yogurt we got for Php 166. It took us almost 30 minutes to finish it.

 

The two other customers who came after us were shocked that they had to pay Php 67 for their froyo. There were no toppings, just the yogurt. Well, when I actually saw the amount of yogurt they have in their cup, I felt it was a fair price to pay.

When we were selecting the toppings we wanted, we took into consideration how the weight of the toppings will affect the amount we’ll end up paying. We paid Php 166 for our cup of Yogiberry frozen yogurt. Here’s how big the cup was and how much yogurt and toppings we got for that price.

Our tub of Yogiberry Frozen Yogurt - CertifiedFoodies.com

Now, if you ask me and my bro, for that price, the servings of frozen yogurt and toppings were more than enough for the two of us. If we got that same amount from other stores, we might end up paying around Php 180 to 200. So, it’s really a good deal.

How about the taste, you might ask. Well, my brother and I can’t stop mumbling “yummmmm” the whole time we were enjoying our cup of Yogiberry Frozen yogurt. It was really good! I love the peach flavored yogurt. There’s the slight taste of Yakult and stronger flavor of peaches mixed all together. Not too sweet, not too sour. It was a really yummy yogurt experience for us.

A spoonful of Yogiberry peach-flavored frozen yogurt with peach and crushed graham - CertifiedFoodies.com

Ken said we should’ve tried all the flavors in one cup just so we’d know which one’s the best. Well, we’re planning on doing that next time we see a Yogiberry store or when we’re in Greenhills again. It’s now our favorite hangout place. Can’t help it. I’m a gadget geek now. ^_^

Anyway, next time you see a Yogiberry Frozen Yogurt store, try them! I’m sure you’d enjoy their yummy frozen yogurt.

14 Comments

  1. maiylah

    something new! am sure i’ll check them out when i see them! meron kaya nyan dito sa sm north edsa? punta kasi kami dun mamaya… 😉

    happy weekend!

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    • blankPixels

      The only 2 branches I know are in Megamall and Greenhills. I’ll try to check if they have a branch in SM North.

      Reply
  2. lani

    I’ve tried this when I was there in manila last feb. love it! happy weekend!

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    • blankPixels

      Happy weekend, too, Lani 🙂

      Reply
  3. Clarissa

    I bet mahilig kayo sa frozen yogurt?I guess the last time I visited your entry on FTF ’twas a frozen yogurt din^_^DROOLED!

    Food Trip Friday

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    • blankPixels

      Yep, sis Clarissa! I am addicted to frozen yogurt! Hehehehe. Thanks for visiting! 🙂

      Reply
  4. Jenn

    I do love your food trips!

    I find froyo a bit sour (obviously), siguro I have to eat more of it, para masanay. 🙂

    my Food Trip Friday post

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    • blankPixels

      Some froyo are really sour, like White Hat’s. But, Red Mango’s and Yogiberry’s froyo aren’t. Tama lang so try mo sis! 🙂

      Reply
  5. Cheerful

    new here at ftf. your peach-flavored frozen yogurt with crushed graham, peaches and blueberries looks so yummy and intriguing! try ko nga iyong froyo dito sa phnom penh minsan…:)

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    • blankPixels

      You should! It’s refreshing 🙂

      Reply
  6. Guest

    That’ll be fun for the kids to DIY their own yogurt.

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    • blankPixels

      Yep, I agree. Even my brother enjoyed the froyo pumping station.

      Reply
  7. Noobfoodie

    i love frozen yogurt..my kids are starting to enjoy it too 🙂

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    • blankPixels

      That’s good! I’m just glad there are more froyo available in the market today because it’s really good for the tummy. 🙂

      Reply

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