Red Mango

This place is okay. It’s your standard frozen yogurt place with a verity of toppings. They so have a nice selection of fresh fruit and kochi. Yummy. On the other side, is a bakery, which is awesome because some times you just want a piece of cake. The main thing that it is great for is catching up with friends. It is very intimate and simple. In the summer, there’s good outdoor seating.

This place used to be very good and toppings used to be really fresh. However, I visited this place twice in a week. Their fruit toppings looked like they were overnight. (I have worked at a similar place where I had to cut fresh fruits. So I know how fruits look like when they are bad) Not only the fruit toppings were bad. Other kinds of toppings looked horrible too. I went there around 3pm and there were no customers inside. This place is going down. If you want to go for yogurt, please dont eat their toppings. Otherwise, you might have to see your doctor…

Above average yogurt but not amazing. Also they give you very little yogurt. There is one huge problem the service is not good. You’re customer service is terrible Red Mango. And that’s why I haven’t been back.

This is where I went a few years ago for my first frozen yogurt experience. I had no idea what a frozen yogurt place like this was. I love how there is so much to choose from. The prices aren’t bad either. If you haven’t been here yet it is worth a try.

The ‘Bini Bakery’ in the back of Red Mango has THE Best Bingsoo… it’s my favorite here! They really need to serve it in bigger bowls though to prevent over spillage everywhere. Also they could be friendlier with their service

Honestly, I’m more of an ice cream girl than froyo, but froyo is a lighter way to end a meal (at least that’s what I tell my butt and thighs haha).
We got a large with the mango and original flavors. Chose the toppings of cheesecake bites, brownie bites, cookie dough, boba, and mochi ($ 8something after tax). The friendly employee offered me a sample so I tried the pumpkin spice, and she also offered some recommendations. Everything was delicious, especially liked the cheesecake bites. Would go here again!
Available flavors — original, mango, vanilla, taro (tastes like popcorn), and pumpkin spice
Prices:
small $ 2.95
medium $ 3.95
large $ 4.95
1^st topping $ 0.75, additional toppings $ 0.50

This was a Red Mango/​Korean bakery. Great combination and lots of space for our group. 10 adults and 6 kids. It was great being able to order PatBinSoo, bubble tea, and yogurt.

3 stars. The one cashier seemed to really not give a damn; she also seemed to want to get us out of her face as quickly as possible so she could get back to her iPod.
The Red Mango at woodfield allowed the customer to freely choose their flavor yogurt as well as toppings, which is awesome.
This location was extremely restricted for some strange reason.

They also have Bini Bakery in the same store. Seems they get their breads from their other store shipped to here.

My wife and I went here today for a Bible study and bubble tea.
Oh, I forgot to mention, Red Mango and Bini Bakery are 2 in 1 at this location. So today we went to Bini Bakery.
VERY GOOD. My wife can’t stop reflecting on it today (seriously, all day out of nowhere she’ll say, «That was really good bubble tea.»).
Cost: 2 regular-​sized bubble teas came out to about $ 11, so a little pricey, but their ingredients, as I understand it, are all natural, no high fructose corn syrup junk, and a good amount of tapioca balls, too. So here, I suppose you get what you pay for.
The atmosphere is cozy and not too loud (unless you’re there during the real busy hours).
We do believe this will be our new Bible Study joint.

I’m a huge fan of this joint. Not only can you get your typical Red Mango frozen yogurt and smoothies, but you can also be a patron to the attached Bini Bakery.
At Bini Bakery, you’ll find an assortment of sweet breads and cakes. In addition, a variety of teas and coffees are available. A personal favorite of mine at Bini Bakery are their shaved ice. They’ve also recently introduced flavored waffles and ice cream combinations at this location, and they are fantastic.
I do wish they’d make good use of their large flat screen TVs and play actual TV channels rather than recorded tapes. Nevertheless, the staff is nice and it makes for a good hang out place or an after-​a-​meal/​dessert stop. There’s ample seating at Red Mango/​Bini Bakery, and it’s clean.

This is the first place I ever had popping boba. I dunno why I love it, but I do.
As others have mentioned, there is a Bakery attached, so you can get your fix of baked goods as well.
Overall it is a good place to stop in. It’s also open late on weekends so you can go hang out after a solid dinner (perhaps a large Korean meaty dinner). What’s that? You don’t eat meat? Too bad.

Red Mango is quite good. All-​natural, nonfat and low-​fat frozen yogurt with a wide variety of premium toppings; very comparable to Pinkberry.
Cons (slight):
— The yogurt flavor and topping choices are a bit more limited at this location; three and perhaps twenty.
— Available in four pre-​measured sizes. No mixing and matching of yogurt flavors, and toppings must be purchased in full scoop quantities.
Pros:
— All perishables are either located behind the counter or safely tucked behind glass, thus eliminating the huge skeeve factor of the self-​serve environment found in other RM locations.
— Ample seating area.

Soooo ummmm… Yeah, the regular frozen yogurt with strawberries is delicious.
The End.

LOVE the pomegranate green tea ice !!! Go, go, go and try it :)
Bonus: cashier was cute and attentive/​helpful with the indecisive me.

I used to like Red Mango so much more. (Before Yogurtland). But there are so few limited choices in the chicago area so this one is nice for the north burbs crowd. Place has a decently large seating area, and is connected to a bakery. No matter what the reviews say I’m sure this place will be a hit simply because the lack of variety in the area. But all in all their Froyo does taste good. I just like paying per oz of what I like vs having to choose toppings etc. That way you can always get the exact mix of toppings that you want.
A good addition to the area though.

Heck yeahhh! I had always wanted to go to Red Mango but the closest one was in Evanston — ain’t happenin’. When I saw that this opened, I immediately had to go in. I’ve been going many times since then. After a day at the pool, on a date, with my mom, with my best friend, after shopping at the end of November, etc. Red Mango is good any time.
They have four flavors, with original and I wanna say pomegranate being the constants. You can sample the flavors if you like. Pick a size, pick your toppings, pay, eat. They also have parfaits and other drinks. They’re also conjoined with a bakery?
They have also recently starting a rewards card system, which I’m very pleased to see. They do have to compete with Liquid Fusion down the street, who offers the rewards system for bubble drinks but NOT for yogurt, so this gives Red Mango a leg up. The company is also very connected on Facebook and Twitter. Their CEO messages you once you start following him on Twitter. This reinforcement of a positive business-​consumer relationship helps the consumer feel special, instead of a walking, consuming wallet.
Anyway.
Their yogurt is delicious and low-​fat and their toppings are fresh… and also delicious.

It’s Fall, which means I’m going to eat pumpkin flavored anything like it’s going out of style. I wasn’t sure what to think here. I typically go for good ol’ original Euro tart, but I was feeling adventurous. It took a little getting used to. By no means does it reflect a pumpkin pie; however, the best way I can describe it is as a pumpkin cheesecake in fro-​yo form.
Graham cracker crumbs line the bottom, then they pile high the frozen goodness. Another dosing of graham crackers makes sure you’re going to get the perfect combo of creamy and crunchy. I added some Cinnamon Toast Crunch and honey to it. It can easily hold its own without the additions.
Less than $ 5 bought a «small» that could have easily fed a family of five. The cups are dinky; the portions are not.

Saw this new location opened! I’m glad I don’t have to keep driving to Evanston for a little FroYo treat.
My selection: pomegranate flavor with raspberries, chocolate chips, and mochi. Mmm… think of raspberry chocolate swirl. It’s kind of along these lines.
(*sigh* I kind of miss tangomonium)
But I love the décor. I love the ease. And I love seeing fresh ingredients and healthy treats. Simple, sweet, so yum.

Red mango is a perfect balance of tart and sweet. Also, their fruit is very fresh when compared to some of the other yogurt places that are out there.
It’s very nice that after 2 toppings, there is no additional charge for any other topping. This lets you experiment with all types of fruit and cereal combinations.
The main thing about this red mango is that the quality of your yogurt or parfait depends on your server. Some of the servers are adept at making sure your fruit to yogurt ratio is acceptable, while others won’t give you enough fruit or toppings to go with the massive amount of yogurt you have.
Personal Recommendation: Parfait with mangoes, strawberries and pineapple; Original yougurt with strawberries, graham cracker crumbs and golden grahams.