Kiwi Frozen Yogurt

Location suddenly closed without warning. No longer in business.
Went there last week and it was open, tried tiday and it was closed. No real reason why, the sign on the door was vauge at best.
There are 11 other locations, nearest one to this is Moorestown.

What a great little fro-​yo place! After an exhausting shopping trip, I stopped into Kiwi for the first time. The outside furniture was adorable, as was the interior of the shop. I was surprised by the amount of flavor choices – I had the dark chocolate and the mint cookie, both of which were delicious. They also had a wide selection of toppings, which I piled on! Mine came to 9 oz which cost $ 4.50, which I found reasonable. The girl who served me was very sweet, and I was impressed with her patience when there was a very inquisitive customer who seemed to have a question about everything. Kudos to you! Check out Kiwi after your next shopping spree, it’s well worth it.

It wasn’t that long ago that this first Cherry Hill Kiwi location appeared, but it’s quickly become a town favorite. The place is bright, clean, and fun, with splashy colors and a young, friendly staff. There’s about 20 flavors to choose from, giving you lots of diversity, and you get to dispense it into your cup on your own, which is extra fun (though dangerous, price-​wise) for the kids. The toppings bar is second to none, really, as there’s so much to choose from, including fresh diced fruit and chunky candy pieces.
You pay by weight and it can get expensive, so give your kids the small size cups and monitor the toppings. Fruit and nuts tend to be heavy, but there’s lots of light options to.

Always a quality experience at Kiwi. I have been to Kiwi many times. The Ghirardellis Dark Chocolate was fantastic and the vanilla was equally delicious. They have a diverse selection if toppings to choose from. The only downfall of this place is the price, the tab tends to run a little high for just some frozen yogurt. Also parking is typically an issue, as it is situated in a busy shopping area. I would definitely suggest this place to any person that loves frozen yogurt! Enjoy!

Honestly, I didn’t find this place mind blowing. Granted it could be because it was late on a Sunday night, but there were very few toppings left and the yogurt seemed too watery. I guess I could say it’s just like any average yogurt place, such as Yogo. I would come back, but it’s nothing special.

I’m always afraid I’m going to start making the cookie monster sound (nom nom nom) as I get so into the sundae I’ve created. You get to put as little or as much as you please into the cup and same with the toppings.
Cons? It’s pretty darn expensive to eat with family on a consistent basis.

Loved the Ghirardelli Dark Chocolate, mixed it with Pumpkin Pie, and topped it with strawberries, blueberries, kiwi slices, and … okay, a half dozen mini Junior Mints (shhhhh). Just pure yum. Cheerful and friendly service, reasonable prices, and a cool complimentary t-​shirt to boot.

Much better than other froyo’s in the area. The vanilla *actually* tastes like vanilla! Nice staff, clean place, I’ll be back.

I’m surprised I haven’t reviewed Kiwi Frozen Yogurt yet. I have been coming here somewhat regularly for the last few months. I know the self-​serve Fro-​Yo thing has been hot for a few years now, but this is the first season I’ve gotten into it. This Kiwi location has a nice variety of flavors, and I like that I can make tiny, separate little sundaes within my cup, so I can try various flavors and toppings combinations. If you go during a slower time, there is often someone there offering samples of any flavor, which is always great.
The topping selection is pretty diverse; however, I wish they had some hot fudge, as opposed to just Hersey’s chocolate syrup. But they have a great variety of other wet and dry toppings, including my favorite: chocolate crunchies. Also a little odd that they don’t have whipped cream, but I can live without it.
The most recent time I went to Kiwi to get some FroYo to go for both my hubby and myself, I noticed the person in front of me get some kind of card stamped. I asked the cashier what that was, and she told me about their Free Yogurt Card — buy 10 and get your next one free. I was annoyed that this was my 4^th or 5^th visit and this was the first time I was hearing about this. She didn’t even offer me a card at that time, I had to ask for one. Between my husband and myself, I’d probably have or be very close to a free sundae by now. The cashiers should be better trained at offering these cards to people.
Over all, however, I do like Kiwi, and will continue to come to satisfy my sundae craving, especially now that I have to catch up on getting that freebie!

This place is pretty cool to go to on a Friday/​Saturday night and watch all the 13 year old kids act hard because they are out «late» (845pm).
This place is pretty cool. The little one loves it. Making a Sour Apple Fro-​yo with chocolate syrups and walnuts sounds gross (and it is) but the kids enjoy it.
Friendly staff who are willing you to give you a sample of anything you want (but not their phone numbers) make this place a real treat to go to.

This is a better frozen yogurt place then YOGO which I find too chainy. This has a fun upbeat feel with the cotton candy pink chairs. I love that they have a gallon of water with floating fruit in it because froyo makes you thirsty! The have a decent amount of flavors and each flavor is paired with another to make a twist in the middle. I love sampling so I was a bit disappointed when I had to have the girl make the samples for me but I understand why. I had peanut butter cookies and cream twist and it was taaa dieee. The amount of toppings they have is overwhelming! I mean cookie dough? How can you say no to that. They have a lot of unusual ones and I felt like a kid in a candy store. Love being able to add your own toppings. Prices are average and the cashier was friendly. Overall a good experience.

Back when they first opened, Kiwi was the first froyo place I had been to, since TCBY back in the day. Kiwi was my intro to the new froyo craze that’s sweeping (swept?) the nation.
A fine intro it was and I continue to hold Kiwi in high esteem.
The flavors are good — both in innovation as well as taste. The texture is appropriate, and for the most part, not runny. And the toppings are fresh and tasty! The mochi and choc chip cookie dough are plump and gooey in all the right ways.
The employees are always friendly and helpful, happily dispensing samples with a newly gloved hand. My mom’s a major «sampler» and they cheerfully accommodate her requests.
One of the girls was sneezing a little the last time I was there and there were periods of messiness in-​between cleanings, that were longer than I would have preferred, but it wasn’t completely a turn-​off, as it was during a time of extreme busy-​ness and the employees remained calm and cool while unruly children tossed their treats around and prep school students streamed in. The employees did clean the floor and machines at least once during the 30 – 45 mins I was there (for an impromptu meeting).
I found the spoons to be uncomfortable (too deep and narrow), and when I mentioned it to an employee, she informed me they were going to soon have new spoons, that were both Eco-​friendly AND more comfortable to use. Yay! Add the banana whip and this place would definitely earn 5-​stars from me!

LOOOOVVVEEEEE frozen yogurt! Great selection and flavors!

Kiwi is pretty good. They have some god flavors for the most part and the toppings although not a large variety are pretty decent flavorwise. Depending on the timeof day you will dictate the volume of customers inside. It’s small like most yogurt places and the prices are average.
There is something for just about everyone and the personnel they have working there are always friendly so there’s nothing to complain about with that. Kiwi is probably one of my go to places because of its close proximity to me and the fact that i’ve never left disappointed.
If I could suggest anything it would mainly be when people allow their children to pretty much play in the toppings. I love kids don’t get me wrong and I love their love of doing things for themselves but only with proper supervision and assistance. This is for all yogurt places and I’m not saying that all children are the same but when I see a child playing with food and picking their nose it kind of makes me rethink my want for certain things. I understand the stress of having a child who wants to do something themself but there are ways you can let them all while helping them along at the same time. Maybe asking them want they want and putting it in a seperate cup and then at the table allowing them to pour it over their yogurt or maybe just assisting them by asking what they want then picking up the spoon for them and letting them pour it or just general supervision. I’m not telling anyone how to raise their children and I hope no one takes it that way but it’s just a sanitation point of view. It’s also not just children for adults also if you have to cough or sneeze please cover your mouths. This is an open air environment for food and i don’t want to get sick or inhale any of your exhaled particles of bodily fluid.
Aside from the stuff i spoke of above Kiwi is good and I bring my friends there after dinner or a movie for some dessert, it’s yummy and for the most part worth it.

I’ve become addicted to frozen yogurt, and I’ll try every new yogurt place I see. I’ve been going to Kiwi’s since it first opened (and was under another name) and this place has never disappointed. I love their variety of toppings and flavors, but I especially love that they always have the original tart yogurt and the fruity pebbles and mochi toppings – my favs!
No matter how many yogurt places I’ve tried this place is probably still one of my top two picks. Definitely go if you’re in the area!

Whenever I go to Cherry Hill/​Philadelphia region, I always make time for Kiwi. I’ve been a lot of froyo joints, but there is something about Kiwi that just makes me so excited. Maybe it’s the ability to choose my own toppings and mix and match flavors. I compare it to a coffee shop that lets you put in your own cream and sugar — I just prefer to do this myself! They even label items that are gluten free, which is a huge plus in my book.

I’m a fan. Definitely.
It’s closer than Toppings up in Mt. Laurel but I find it might be a bit more expensive — they cut their chunks of cookie dough/​brownie/​cheesecake bigger so your ounces add up a lot faster. For what I pay for three up in Mt. Laurel, the cost was the same for two, but then again, it was probably because hubs lobbed a cheesecake chunk in his bowl.
Clean, very friendly, will certainly be back.

I love this place. and now they made this old race track into a mall type with plenty of options for food and desserts, and yes shopping.
I now introduced this place to my wife, because she got heated at me for my first trip. I have been to the one by my parents house in Pa. and just like that location, this location is identical! Yes i know its a chain (local chain) but they are clean and bright and service is friendly. Sometimes they do things differently, but both spots so far have been great.
My wife loved the selections and she got hers on a waffle cone dish. she kept it pretty much simple… she went with ny cheesecake and added her fruit (ofcourse Kiwi) strawberries, and some mixed berries. and topped it with a crushed graham crackers.
I can only imagine in the summer how much traffic will be in and out of these locations.
No complaints

I’m new to the frozen yogurt game and don’t have a ton of experience with what’s great and what’s not so great. But Kiwi was bright, clean, had plenty of choices and a friendly staff. What’s not to like? To expand my frozen yogurt portfolio, I tried dollops of the red velvet flavor with graham cracker crumbles, peanut butter flavor with super mini chocolate chips and original tart flavor with Cinnamon Toast Crunch. You get your own and then pay by the ounce, which is great for trying as much or as little as you’d like. It was a nice treat, and I may just be intrigued enough to develop a habit.

Kiwi has fresh, delicious frozen yogurt! This is self serve, you pay by the ounce, it works for me. The serving cup is quite large/​deceiving, I suggest going easy on the portion, especially if your ‘eyes are bigger than your stomach’ (guilty as charged). They have a lot of different flavors of yogurt as well as a large selection of toppings. I always get the ‘fat free, no sugar added pure vanilla’ flavor, then I load it up with toppings. For tonight’s toppings I had fresh strawberries, fresh blueberries, a little bit of peanut butter, hard pretzel chunks and chocolate syrup, yum ! I may be addicted.