Miyo Yogurt

WOW! Miyo yogurt is he best! As long as they keep running the business freely they can get a lot of people. So many flavors to choose from.

We used to come here as it’s close to my kids’ school (so convenient for a quick afterschool treat). However, after our last visit, we will not be returning. My yogurt (original tart) was rotten. No question about it. It smelled and tasted like sour milk.
Between that and the half melted candy toppings and rotting fresh fruit toppings, we’ll be taking our business to the many other frozen yogurt places around.

welllllll what can i say besides EW. it was 103 that day and i needed something cool. so we went in here and while i know it’s just a freaking yogurt shop, i ask the girl if they had green tea yogurt and she says, «the yogurt is over there, it’s self serve» and walked away. really? a yes or no would have helped me out more.
so i decide to get the green tea gelato and EW. it was weird. part of the cup was filled with green tea gelato and other parts of the cup had green tea gelato GOO which wasn’t at all the same texture of gelato, it was harder, gummier, slightly bitter, and weird. i was not impressed at all, sad to say. just EW. EW. EW.
my friend got the strawberry shaved ice, and the girls working there had NO idea what was in the ice block. we wanted to know if it had dairy in in, and one girl said maybe and the other girl said she had no clue. so yeah… the employees need to learn a little bit about the products they are selling!
also the shaved iced wasn’t anything like the shaved ice i’ve had in other places. this was almost like a blob of cold artificially flavored strawberry cotton candy. again, EW.

Yogurt is good but overpriced. No American Express. They don’t trust you enough to let you get your own samples and instead have a young teenage boy complete the task for you

We were there before closing, but they had already closed. In addition the lady working there saw us and ignored us.

I like the yogurt cups! And they give us free samples and sometimes they let us put the chocolate syrup on after he weighs them. One time they were out of banana slices and I wanted banana slices so they cut a fresh one for me right then. Mmmhmm get some Miyo!

Very much needed establishment in the heart of Menlo Park. I have taken my kids here a few times and I have to say the prices are reasonable, the place is clean and they have one of the best selections for toppings. My kids love it. When we were there today there was a super sweet girl running the counter. You can choose to sit outside or inside and usually you can get a seat.
Great place to go for an afternoon treat at an affordable price.

Not cheap, but good yogurt and we have always had decent customer service. Hard to sample and no one really goes out of their way to help you. BUT they do let kids do their own thing and I even send mine in to pay –and no complaints and they have always been nice to them.

The girl working there wanted to have her sandwich with her boyfriend and closed shop during working hours. Meanwhile 20 persons were waiting outside while she was munching her sandwich in view and sight of everyone, ignoring them. This unprofessional attitude will turned away many potential customers. We’ll certainly not visit again.

Gosh, I can’t believe I haven’t written a review. I like the frozen yogurt, mostly original and salt caramel. I like self serve so I can have a treat but not too much. I like mine topped with almonds and they have so far been fresh tasting which is really important to me. I would love to have pearl tea there but I’m not a fan of the ones made from powder. I’ll have to see what other reviewers think.

Miyo has a nice vibe, but some of the flavors are too icy. Also, it’s REALLY overpriced. One gummy worm would probably cost 12 $ (major exaggeration-​but still!)

I thought the yogurt selections were delicious! And they even have mochi! Instead of 4 stars I have to give them 3, due to the unfriendly Spanish girls that work there. Scowl a day, keeps the clients away!

HORRIBLE, SHADY BUSINESS PRACTICES — MIYO OVER CHARGES without telling customers!!!
I am a HUGE frozen yogurt fan. I used to love Miyo but was always shocked by how much my total came to. As someone who eats fro yo at least 3 times a week, it always seemed weird to me that my fro yo was significantly more expensive at Miyo then elsewhere. I asked the owner how much it was an ounce and he told me. I did some quick mental math and asked why my total was significantly more than what it should be. Apparently THEY CHARGE YOU FOR SAMPLES WITHOUT TELLING YOU. He admitted that he had added $ 2 to my total WITHOUT TELLING me because I had asked to try two of the flavors.
Its extremely unprofessional and shady to add fees and over charge your customer without telling you. Don’t go there!

Offerings:
* Self Serve Tart Yogurt: original, cherry, watermelon
* Self Serve Regular Yogurt: chocolate, vanilla, cookies and cream, sorbet, fudge brownie batter
* Crepes
* Bubble Tea
Overall, their yogurt is just alright and their toppings aren’t very healthy (not as many fresh fruit offerings as other places) — I am spoiled by Pinkberry + Fraiche.
Crepes here are a bit too sweet for my taste.
FYI — you have to ask for a sample cup here, and if the person at the register is too busy, or not in the mood, it’s sort of a pain… Service is not the forte at this place.

Delicious fro yo with more toppings than I’ve seen anywhere else. Love the location on Santa Cruz Ave, and their cookies and cream froyo is more cookies-​and-​cream-​y than any other place’s that I’ve tried! Sometimes it just tastes like chocolate, but not here! Very authentic. I also tried the key lime sorbet but I found it a little icy.
I wasn’t a fan of having to ask (multiple times) for tasting cups… Why can’t they just have them out? But they have THREE versions of Reese’s for toppings (mini cups, chopped cups, and peanut butter chips)… I think that speaks for itself!

As frozen yogurt shops go, Miyo is pretty good — and the fact that it’s pretty much the only frozen yogurt option on Santa Cruz, it’s a public service ;)
Always gotta check out the tart — and theirs has a nice balance of sweet and tart. But the consistency made it a lighter version. I also tried some of the fruity flavors. Loved the strawberry guava tart — flavorful without being either too sweet or tart. I found the pineapple tart fresh and real tasting, but the fruit punch sorbet tasted a little too punchy for me.
NB they also serve crepes and gelato. And they serve your coffee with a complimentary biscotti.
Solid place and especially needed where it’s situated

Decent froyo place, gets the job done. I actually think the chocolate is pretty good, and the tart is OK… maybe a little icy. They have about 10 flavors, lots of self-​serve toppings, crepes (too doughy… yuck), milk tea drinks, and Gelato Classico (my fave!).
Come here if you have a froyo craving and are in a rush. My favorite is still Fraiche and Yogurtland (if you like self-​serve style).

it was hot outside, and with no other fro-​yo shoppes in sight, i decided to come here.
i tried:
*pistachio: tasted thin and icy
*watermelon sorbet: icy, semi sweet and refreshing, but needed more watermelon taste
*banana: a little icy, but very good
*cookies n cream: still thick and creamy, my favourite flavour of the lot
note that they do accept credit cards, but much prefer cash, especially since most transactions are only a few dollars.

Sorry. I really wanted to like this place but the experience was far from even «ok.»
I entered the nearly empty store, there was only one table of customer (a Mom with her two young children eating fro-​yo). Nobody was at the cashier but I later noticed that the Boss and an employee were talking about the yogurt machine down the hall. They spotted me BUT they didn’t say hi, didn’t acknowledge my presence, just kept doing their business. I was being patient and felt like some crepes so I waited.
About 5 minutes later, the employee went to the cashier «no sorry for the wait» just simply went back to business…“how can I help u.“
I decided to get the Dark chocolate with coconut flakes crêpe with a scoop of mango sherbet. I sampled a coffee flavor gelatto, a bit too sweet for my liking and decided with mango since I thought it was more suitable on a warm day.
My order came out to be some cents under $ 9! Pricey!!!
The crêpe came out, very simple presentation… As I took a bite into my crêpe. disappointment rushed into my head. and my tongue was complaining too. The dark chocolate was too thick and tasted a bit stale… maybe it was too old!!! The coconut flake was a «good idea» on paper BUT it was too dry… or maybe because the chocolate was way too dry! The mango sherbet was a good complement to tone down the dryness of my crêpe and the fillings.
After he delivered my crêpe. he vanished to the back of the restaurant. I was going to ask for a cup of water but after 10 to 15 minutes and finished eating. I decided to leave.

Gamino will hook it hardcore. Round hur they call him cp’n crnch.