Red Mango

This is a nice, fun a clean yogurt place which beats a lot of other places in taste and flavor IMO despite the price. They’re usually open decently late so you can get in your yogurt craving even if its kind of the middle of the night.
In fact, since the PA location closed, I think this is pretty much the only place you can get RM anymore. I keep getting their coupons which keeps me going. Their POM flavored yogurt is actually quite delicious and makes me feel like it’s slightly healthier or more flavorful than some of the other places that do similar flavors or even Pinkberry.
The staff is hit or miss, sometimes super friendly, other times not. But I still like their yogurt the best.

The best part of wakin’ up. … IS RED MANGG-​GO IN YOUR CUP!
the smoothest froyo + fresh fruit = *drool*

For me, Red Mango is the Best Froyo I’ve had.
I just lie the texture and consistency of the yogurt the best.
I can’t get enough of their seasonal pumpkin flavor covered in gramcracker crumbs! YUMMMY!
They need to put more toppings though! Some of the workers put it on so sparingly!

To the Asian girl who works here:
— You give really tiny portions.
To the white dude who works here and talks a bit too much with your customers:
— You give really awesome sized portions and despite all of your talking, I will prefer your service in the future.

In a world with a ton of self-​serve yogurt joints, it’s…interesting to see one that’s not. That being said I really like the location of this place. It’s a bit hidden away from everything else and around the corner from Curry House.
The staff was friendly and the place was pretty clean, but when i got my regular sized Key-​Lime Pie yogurt (which was delicious), it kind of felt like I got less because it only filled up about half my cup. Maybe it’s just the size of their cups but it definitely makes you feel like they give you less. The flavor is excellent though and the atmosphere is very relaxing. A definite recommend for any yogurt fans.

Overpriced frozen yogurt and you only get limited options for flavor and toppings. I don’t like how you can’t determine your own portions, and toppings are pricey. It’s like a high-​end brand name that gives you the same quality of yogurt as elsewhere.
But the store is nice and clean, and has nice décor and chairs. And they also offer board games and such.

Red mango has HANDS DOWN, the best froyo ever (I take the «best» title from pinkberry).
I’ve been wanting to come here for a long time and finally got the chance to come here and give a try. My first impression — so this is what real froyo is supposed to taste like! It’s so creamy and tarty. They had the original, pomegranate, peach, and dark chocolate. I didn’t enjoy dark chocolate as much because i’m not a big fan of chocolate. But the original was so amazingly good. They’re to die for. ahah. I ended getting the pom beccause it has antioxidants. :)
Definitely come here and taste the real froyo is you are a froyo fan~

Friendly service is always a plus to me. Especially if they are helpful too. I came in 2x this week! Both times I was greeted and helped with a smile.
They had a special going on, $ 3.95 for a small and two toppings. They don’t skimp here.
I’m kinda wondering why my froyo melts really fast? I noticed that 2x already so it’s either me or the froyo!

I’m a huge fan of Red Mango. They currently have two promotions right now: $ 3.00 for a regular size, Regular flavor with 2 toppings. For students, it’s $ 1.99 for a small size, Regular flavor, with 2 toppings.
I love their Tangomonium and Regular flavored fro-​yo. I’m not very keen on the Pomegranate one but it’s not bad –its just a bit too tangy for my taste.
This place is not self-​serve. There are nice and fresh looking toppings to choose from as well. My favorites are: Raspberries, Blackberries, Mangos, and Strawberries. I tend to go for the healthier stuff.
I’ve tried the fro-​yo with captain crunch, cookies and cream, and mochi before and they all were really good as well but in the end, it really depends on what you’re craving for at the moment.
The place is really cute, modern, and clean. Has a nice lounge-​look to it. Their customer service folk are really nice and helpful!
They also have smoothies and infused tea blends.

The new Tangomonium flavor is out! :) As a super devout (to put it lightly, COUGH. PLEASE COME TO SAN FRANCISCO) Red Mango fan, I poked around a lot online before I visited to find out what exactly it tasted like. The most descriptive I got was that it tasted like summer.
Wtf?
So, whatever, I walk into RM this past weekend and ask for a sample of the new flavor — it’s the color of super pale sunshine, has that classic creamy Red Mango consistency, and is probably the sweetest of the RM flavors, but still light and slightly citrus-​y at the same time. I tasted notes of mango, orange, pineapple, and possibly more citrus fruits. It made me want to wear flip flops and light cotton skirts, and I could’ve sworn that a warm breeze fluttered through my hair despite being indoors.
.. . okay, yeah, it tasted like summer.
Pom is still my favorite and you can never go wrong with the original (which is so delicious to me that I’ll get a medium-​large without any toppings), but the new Tangomonium is a solid contender, for sure.
[The Pom flavor is still available (and is the only one you can have swirled with the original) along with the original and green tea.]
Oh, and prices have also gone down for all RMs. One topping is only 50 cents now. :)

Although they only make couple of flavors, they know what they’re doing as the original froyo trendsetter from Korea. We tried out the pomegranate froyo with some berries. The froyo was light in taste and thick in body. Do you see the peak in the photos? And the definition of the swirl? That stiffness tells you that their froyo has been taken care of during the day even if demand’s been high. They were able to keep the froyo from melting or unable to freeze in time for every customer.
Because of their price structure, we never end up pigging out and feeling guilty afterward. Every morsel was worth it.
I love it here. Thank God that there’s one in Cupertino. I’d hate to drive to the mall to patronize it.

Haven’t had Red Mango for a while and its still how I remembered it 2 years ago, creamy and smooth but very very plain. Two basic flavors. It’s just creamy yogurt plus whatever toppings you add to it.
For its lack of flavor and minimal topping selection, the chain still makes up for it with their stylish décor and now… wide screen tvs with weather reports! Hooray?
Pricing compared to other yogurt places in the area might have you doubting if it’s worth it ($ 1/​topping) but they certainly don’t skimp on presentation and flash.
If you prefer creamy frozen yogurt over icy, Red Mango is one of those must try places and any yogurt crazed buff will think you’re a newbie if you haven’t been yet. Visit and you’ll be –1 yogurt place to try in Cupertino, only 5 more to go!

I’ve been waiting to review all the yogurt places I’ve been to in the last few months because I wasn’t sure which one I would like best. I haven’t been to Tartini yet so I’ll say Red Mango is in my top 3 so far.
It was less tart and more creamy than the other ones I’ve had and it went well with strawberries and dark chocolate chips. My friend thought it was too creamy but I liked it.
At this point, I don’t think any of the yogurt places are all that distinct. They are either all white or very cutesy colored with small tables and chairs and the yogurts are mostly the same. There are ones I wouldn’t go back to even if I was in the neighborhood but most of the others would be fine whenever.

So this isn’t the «swirl-​yourself-​however-​you-​want» kinda shop, but very much similar to Pinkberry where the staff does everything for you. Seriously, I thought I’d walked in a Pinkberry. Flavors (2 flavors), toppings (standard collection) and prices (up to $ 5 with toppings) are pretty much identical… One thing that largely differs is the actual froyo itself… and this is a pretty significant difference!
FLAVORS: Just like Pinkberry, there are two flavors — the original and some fruity one (which is currently pomegranate). Having only two options isn’t a problem for me, as I typically always only get the original anyway… but if you want a variety of flavors, this wouldn’t be your place.
TOPPINGS: The toppings are fresh, and I love the pomegranate. (Though spitting out the seeds is troublesome.) The mochi balls are ok… I like the Tartini ones better.
FROYO: While the yogurt is delicious, I second Mara T’s suspicion. Their original yogurt is a little TOO CREAMY to be non-​fat. Well, good for them… They’ve somehow made their froyo this rich and creamy without a drop of oil or fat. I wish I could incorporate this technique in my own cooking!
Personally, I like my froyo TART. Unfortunately, the RM doesn’t deliver this… and as Mara T has pointed out, I wouldn’t want to eat RM froyo without the toppings. It’s good, but it’s a little too plain for me to be eaten alone.
So while RM resembles Pinkberry in a number of ways (at least in my opinion), it doesn’t have the icy, tart taste that I’ve learned to love.
SUM: 3.5 stars. I know that RM is awesome, but I also know that Tartini and Yogurtland are both in the same neighborhood.

The owner (I assume, the smiley Korean guy right?) was so friendly and nice! He was constantly going around welcoming customers and getting samples for them and such.
I still prefer the pay-​by-​ounce model (Tartini’s is the BEST, in the Bay Area at least), but Red Mango has lived up to my expectations. This was my first Red Mango in the States, since I first had Red Mango in Korea 2 years ago. It’s a HUGE craze there.
I loved the decoration here and the yogurt was good too. I shared a medium tart (original) yogurt with kiwi, mochi, and – get this – POMEGRANATE SEEDS! That was the first time I’ve seen pomegranate seeds as a topping option! I guess it’s a little on the pricey side ($ 5 for what we ordered), but I’m getting kinda used to these prices in the Bay Area now. It was worth it for the friends and the environment, and all the pictures we took. ^_^

Needs proper training.
Being a Red Mango fan, I’ve been here almost every other day since opening, but everytime the cashier has questions on how to ring up something and there is some inefficiencies in how the people behind the counters work.
Palo Alto one is simple, someone greets and takes the order, someone makes the order right away. This one just has 2 – 3 resources circling around in the back and you can be sure that any special requests like adding a lid will need to be reiterated
I’m sure time will fix this problem, but they should properly train their employees before throwing them on the line.
As someone mentioned there are inconsistencies in the way the yogurt tastes too.
I love Red Mango, so I’ll still give it a 3, and will probably up it to 5 once they get comfortable with their work.

Z

I’ve gone to the PA Red Mango and this location is on the same level or even better. When I went to the PA location, I remember that they didn’t have kiwi offered as a topping. The Cupertino one did and so this place will definitely save me some car mileage. I’m not a big flavored froyo fan as I’d go to other places like Willow Glen or Yumi for flavored but RM does original tart well for its creamy texture. If there were a RM fan club, then I’d be a card-​carrying member!
RM will definitely stick around and give some stiff competition to Tartini.

w00t! Clean, non-​self-​serve froyo!
I went for the grand opening (⁰⁹⁄₂₀) and was it packed! I got there around 10:25am and there was already 30ish people in front of me. The free shirt is just a white shirt with red text that says «Powered by Red Mango». It is alright, I thought it’d be cooler.
There are only 2 flavors– original and green tea, where green tea costs $ 1 more. Since it was Buy 1 Get 1 free, I got one of each (small sized). I didn’t care for any toppings so I didn’t get any. the texture of both flavors were hard, not mushy/​soft or runny like some places. The first bite of the green tea was pretty tart, but then it leveled out afterwards. The original I had saved for later on and it was good as well. I like the green tea more since it had more of a flavor to it. Kudos for Red Mango having little lids so you can take them home, though the little swirl gets smushed.
The décor inside is pretty minimal and modernish. Some tables and chairs against a red booth wall bench.
Even though it was the grand opening and there was a line around the corner, it didn”t feel as chaotic inside as Yogurtland when that is packed.
+ Clean
+ Tastes Good
— Flavor selection
— price
Yes, nearby Tartini and Yogurtland are cheaper, but here you don’t end up with sticky hands since it self-​serve.

I’m going to keep it real for you. There are two huge reasons Red Mango is not all that.
1. The prices. $ 2.50 for a small (4 ounces). That’s more than 62 cents per ounce. SIXTY-​TWO. More than double the price at Yogurtland. Whaaat. This is the top reason I will not return.
(It costs less per ounce if you get an 8 ounce medium or a 12 ounce large… but that Slurpee-​style pricing bugs. And if a large is $ 4.50, that’s still 37.5 cents per ounce… with no toppings.)
2. The flavor selection. Two. Original or green tea. That’s it. Two flavors. Zero tart flavors. Zero fruit flavors. (Compare to Tartini’s eight flavors or Yogurtland’s 14.) And now I’m hearing they charge a dollar more for the green tea flavor? Whaaaat.
Like at Amici’s nearby, you pay a lot to get a little. $ 25 for a thin crust pizza, $ 2.50 for a tiny cup of frozen yogurt. If you want to feel like a giant, I recommend this dining combo. (And then you can go home and smash your little brother’s Lego castle.) Fee fie foe gurt, $ 2.50 per squirt.
I came here for the ⁹⁄₂₀ official grand opening, which was well-​organized. The grand opening itself would get 4 stars. A little before opening, samples were brought to the first couple dozen waiting customers. Doors opened promptly at 11 AM. Once inside, customers were able to get free t-​shirts (S/​M/​L) and get buy-​one-​get-​one-​free yogurt. All the employees were friendly.
I was about the 30^th person in line (having arrived at 10:25), and all the shirt sizes were still available. I tried a small original yogurt ($ 2.50) with mango (+$ 1.00), and a small green tea yogurt (free) with mini dark chocolate chips (free).*
*: Yes, I ate both. This is why I’m not thin. Well, that and the whole not-​exercising thing. But they were only 4 ounces each, so whatever. Nice snack.
Very creamy (not icy), not tart at all. It tasted pretty good, though I don’t mind iciness and really prefer tartness. There were two issues with the mango topping (somewhat ironically, given the name of the chain).
1. The employee adding the fruit toppings confused the diced peach with the diced mango. The customer before me reported the error, and with her permission, mango was added to her yogurt (in addition to the peach). Reasonable enough. The employee then caught the mistake while preparing my yogurt. After trying to pick out the diced peach (uh…**), the employee reached the superior resolution of getting me a new yogurt.
**: I know you’ve got gloves on, but picking out the peach isn’t going to work. No fingers in the yogurt please. Especially if they count as a topping.
2. The mango was not ripe at all! Too firm, too sour. This is an epidemic among frozen yogurt places; it seems like the mango is never ever ripe. Maybe they should call this place *Green* Mango.