Scoop!

We stopped in on a whim. The lady was nice, lemonade was PERFECT, and my fiancé says his pork dumpling was «very nice».
Would need to be there longer/​have more items to say 5 stars but it was exactly what we wanted when we wanted it!

I love getting rain or shine in the neighbourhoods, but its nice to have an alternative! The owners are so friendly and nice and always have a smile on their face when they greet you The mocha is homemade, which is rare, and they have some really unique and yummy dessert drinks worth trying!

**3.5 Stars
Needed a sweet treat so Unilocal found me Scoop! I was instantly drawn to their flavour option of Lavender.
They made the Lavender fro-​yo by mixing their original frozen yogurt with lavender powder. It transformed into a lovely shade of pale purple but the mixing made the yogurt more loose and didn’t keep its shape as well. It didn’t bother me too much because it still had a nice sweet lavender taste. It was too bad there wasn’t the familiar tart taste frozen yogurt usually has — I guess the lavender masked it all?
There are a few toppings you can choose from, my favourites were mochi, fruits and a drizzle of condensed milk (note: I didn’t look close enough and missed out on the oreos! sadface).
Altogether is was about ~$ 5 with my toppings and the Small froyo on its own being $ 3.99.
There are a lot of other food and dessert choices there too. Hot hong kong style foods, smoothies, bubble tea, waffles, and other things I’m sure I missed.
With a couple of tables inside, there is also a foosball table and lots of board games to choose from to play as you consume your treat!
Overall, a nice place to grab a sweet or hot treat and hang out, put down your social media and enjoy some good ol’ board games!

Lavender frozen yogurt was incredibly delicious!

Hong Kong style drink café! Delicious tapioca done Asian style. Fresh fruit in shaved ice. Lychee, taro root, red bean, coconut jelly, etc. Just like Hui Lau Shan! Lots of games inside too.

Owner changed. Will not come back again.
I used to come here a lot, the old scoop had the perfect frozen yogurt that’s comparable even to pink berry.
I used to joke to the owner about how they should have lychee topping.
Today I decided to come in and grab a bite again…
And noticed how they have the lychee that I have always complained as a selection in the topping section; Along with an ugly bubble tea new menu…
Regardless I still got the usual, large froyo and topped the lychee…
Sigh
It tasted awful
It’s like a mixture of ice-​cream wannabe and the taste of froyo is missing. It’s not sweet nor tarty.
Skip here if you want some good Frozen yogurt please.

New owners are running the shop — a fact I am quite saddened by since they’ve already seemed to have changed the recipe of the yogurt I used to crave so constantly! The bold tart flavour I love has been taken out so now it tastes a lot more like what’s being sold at Menchie’s /​Qoola /​Yogenfruz — except all of those places’ taste better than the new Scoop yogurt. Unfortunately, I don’t think I’ll be back as a regular anymore unless I was really needing a hit of bubble tea, which is the direction the new owners seem to want to take the place: transforming it into a bubble tea shop, complete with Chinese menus just like you’d find in Parker Place or Yaohan down in Richmond. The new advertising (those colours, that font, them uniforms!), menu, and overall feel of the place is not really in sync with the rustic, cozy, chill vibe of the business’ previous incarnation. Customer service is no longer friendly or welcoming. I walked in and was completely ignored by the storekeeper who was too occupied with her iPhone and when I asked for a sample of the hazelnut flavour I got a half-a**ed dollop of the original with hazelnut sauce dribbled lazily on top — erm, that’s not a hazelnut-​flavoured yogurt, that’s just yogurt with hazelnut topping. Feels like the new owners are using the shop merely as a vehicle for their own bubble tea business dreams rather than respecting the original business specializing in fro-​yo — which leaves me mightily disappointed! Hey, if your storefront says you’re a fro-​yo shop that’s what I expect! After trying twice under the new ownership, I will not be back.

I walk by this place a few times a month and always think, «Hey, maybe I wouldn’t have to drive to Pinkberry in West Vancouver anymore.» For whatever reason, I never made it in here until now. But sadly, I still have to drive to Pinkberry.
Honestly, the server/​employee was AWESOME. She was really friendly and easy going. You can’t really ask for more than that in a froyo shop. So I hope she understands that 1 star reflects the quality of the froyo and not her service. If this was purely a service review, she’d get FIVE stars.
The yogurt was too watery. It also didn’t have the right tang that I’m used to from other shops. I’ll give them credit for not being disgustingly sweet like Menchie’s on Cambie but it still wasn’t anything to write home about. Even as a blank canvas for ingredients, it still wasn’t up to snuff.

I have contemplated moving to Kits for Scoop. Best frozen yogurt place in the city — actually I’d go as far as say that it’s the best dessert place in the city. Worth your $ 6 because the ratio of healthy to yummy is pretty unbeatable.

Best place for frozen yogurt. I like that they have so many flavor options. Original is still my favorite though. The mochi is the best here too. I came in today and had frozen mochi on my frozen yogurt and it was just as delicious! It amazes me that this place isn’t busier. Oh well. More mochi for me!

Yogurt more on the sour side. Got some salted caramel mixed in but couldn’t really taste it beyond the sour yogurt flavour. For a cold treat go to Rain or Shine instead.

Nice little place in Kits. Very attentive and fun server. I was warmly greeted when I got through the door. Great variety of toppings. Also has WiFi. Their frozen yogurt tastes quite natural, and is one of the best I’ve had here in Vancouver.
You should try the homemade mochi, which is a kind of rice-​made Japanese marshmellow. Very tasty.
Oh, and they are open til late, and have board games and cell phone chargers. The only downside was the price: 7 dollars for frozen yogurt is a little much, but I guess it’s worth it.

Cute little frozen yogurt shop on W 4ave. I went shopping couple days ago, then I found this place with my frds. I got the original large yogurt and my frd got Taro and Lavender flavor. I prefer original. The owner is really really friendly.

Is it possible to give this place 5 stars just for its mochi?
There’s something different about the mochi toppings here at this froyo place and I’m loving it. Mochi is my go-​to topping, and it’s delicious here. I kinda wish that I added more.
At Scoop!, you would order the plain yogurt, and they would blend in the flavour profile that you want. There’s lots of space here at Scoop! to sit down, and there are even board games too!
We came here on a Saturday night, but admittedly, it was very quiet around 9pm, which is usually prime time for desserts.
Not a great sign.

The name says it all, it’s a fro yo place in which you can ad your own toppings as you go along, however, be careful as it will add up the more you load. They’re open late which is a huge plus, however, they could work on their pricing a bit.

Peanuts, sprinkles, smarties ‘n more, take a break from shopping along West 4^th and customize your ice cream by the scoop! I’d recommend as a fun spot to take kids — it’s perfect for ‘em :)
They also offer smoothies as well. I had the matcha green tea smoothie, but I’d recommend heading a block down to Sejuiced for that — healthier with natural ingredients ;)

*3.5 stars*
Who knew it would be so hard to find an ice cream/​frozen yoghurt place in Kits?!
There has been a lot of hype about Scoop!, so I was excited to try it out!
Aside from the original soft «froyo» (see, I can be cool too), the other flavours are blended — meaning, they take their original flavour and mix it with other flavour profiles. An interesting concept!
I had the original with crushed almonds, house-​made mochi (ok — this most definitely lived up to the hype! Very chewy and tasty… only disappointment was that they had run out of taro flavour when we were there! boo…), and dulce de leche syrup. It was pretty good.
While they do have an array of toppings, they didn’t have fresh raspberries. Boo again… but it’s a great place to treat your tastebuds on a hot day strolling West 4^th.

Though the yogurt itself is more of a 3, the woman who served me was fantastic so it bumps this place to a 4, along side of it being very modern, clean and open.
The employee greeted me and quickly took notice to the fact that I was obviously a first timer there. She told me how the process worked, what is most popular and what toppings would be recommended to try (aka the mochi, which she actually gave me after I paid.) :)!
My only issue with the yogurt was that it was very sweet, and left that kind of errrrm, acidic feeling on my tongue like when I eat a lot of pineapple or sour keys.
I did notice that the green tea flavour was powder — but I had to laugh at the review complaining about this. What do you think most green tea things are flavoured with? Matcha powder is quite legit and it did taste «real» enough for me.
I’ll go back there if I’m in Kits, but I do love Menchies more than anything in the world really. Which reminds me, I should write a review.

At face value, this seems like another average frozen yogurt shop but they have plenty of little quirks to set it from the rest.
They’ve got different flavours of yogurt but I usually go for original as I love that tartness of natural yogurt (they have sweet natural yogurt if that’s more your taste). The toppings include lychee jelly, different cookies/​sweets, and (my favourite) house-​made mochi! It has a lovely, soft chewy texture that is quite different to mochi in other shops.
There are also desserts for you to add frozen yogurt to and a selection of fancy drinks. And when you go to weigh your dessert, there is a jar of lactase tablets for the lactose intolerant which I find to be really considerate.
The shop is actually a lot bigger than it looks from the front, there’s another area deep into the shop with board games and a foosball table — such a nice touch!
I really like this place as it’s a little different from the other shops that are accommodating Vancouverites’ massive craving for froyo!

Like Pinkberry and other fro-​yo places, Scoop serves up frozen yogurt and then you have your options of adding your own toppings.
I got the coconut flavoured yogurt and added some homemade mochi, mango, strawberry, toffee bits, and condensed milk and caramel. A medium sized cup ended up costing around $ 5.
The coconut flavour was subtle, and the mochi added to it tasted so good!
There’s board games, magazines, and even a foosball table for your enjoyment. A great place to grab some yogurt while you’re in Kits, or gather a group and hang out for a bit!