Yogo Yogurt Truck

My favorite frozen yogurt, not too sweet, nice and creamy
I personally love the fat free original tart vanilla flavor

You evil little pink truck of yogurty goodness… why must you take all my money???
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE you.
The tart yogurt is my favorite and with dark chocolate bits and coconut and strawberry pieces you cannot go wrong during a nice day on Wall Street.
My only gripe is that there are different prices for different boros apparently. Not Kool!

The fat free vanilla tastes like a cone from McDonalds. Which, in my opinion, is a win. Wish it was a dollar cheaper for each size, though.

I started to become a frozen yogurt lover thanks to PinkBerry! However, with these Yogo trucks –the quality/​taste just isn’t there. It’s expensive and they advertise (at least the trucks I’ve been to, have) a topping of dark chocolate chips –however, what I received two times in a row, from two diff trucks, were stale milk chocolate chips. that’s NOT dark chocolate. and the frozen yogurt just isn’t that tasty.
No thanks. Fool me once, shame on me. Fool me twice, shame on you. Not letting you fool me a third time. I take my money to Pinkberry or Bloomies ‘Forty Carrots’!

I used to go to the YOGO Yogurt Truck all the time with my friends. The service was quick and easy. And the frozen yogurt was average compared to what you can get at a Red Mango, CUPS, Tutti Frutti, or Pinkberry.
Fox 5 News NY recently reported that Yogo Yogurt Trucks are contaminated with fecal matter. Fox 5 New NY purchased a cone from Yogo and other 19 other ice cream and frozen yogurt trucks and sent them to a science lab for testing. According to the report USDA allows up to 10 coliforms per gram (a derivative of fecal matter). One sample from a YOGO Yogurt Truck tested over 42,000 coliforms per gram in 1 cup!
For the full story, hit the link below:
I’m not coming back here!

After lunch a few days ago, I decided to treat myself to some frozen yogurt. I decided to get my favorite, tart with chocolate and blueberries. Yum!
My first mistake was thinking that I was receiving quality product. I got about 3 blueberries and perhaps 6 old pieces of chocolate that I’m sure have been in the truck since the war. I then tasted it. It was a little funny but what really offended me was the texture. Think of saliva thick with mucus frozen into a slushie. That was delight of this froyo.
I went to inspect it to make sure there wasn’t a tiny alien in my cup producing this grotesque excuse for a refreshing goody, but instead I spotted the spoon. Now correct me if I’m wrong, but blueberries produce a blue-​purple stain, chocolate is brown and tart is white/​clear. WELL, Imagine my surprise when I see the spoon I just allowed to enter my body covered in red and black debris. Let me tell you there was a lot of both debris and surprise!
So at this point I’ve decided, well I dropped six bucks for this might as well get a clean god damn spoon. I return to the FroYo truck and ask for another spoon. He happily hands me yet ANOTHER filthy spoon. I stop and look at him and he has this bright and cheery look about him as if he had not just handed me what was essentially a death sentence. I look back at the spoon. Still covered a filth. I look back at him, and I realize, «So this is how Saw’s victims felt.»
I rid myself of the spoon at the nearest trashcan because I was not able to find a bio-​hazard disposal on the corner of Park and 16^th. Even at this point though, I have not been deterred. Six dollars is six dollars and this was my treat to myself for the week. I pull the fork from the salad container I had used for my lunch and proceed to eat it. Not out of desire but out of sheer defiance of that cackling madman. But yet, something about it was still not right. I mean the texture was vomit-​inducing and the ancient chocolate left absolutely everything to be desired, but there was still something else. As the wretched product began to melt at an alarming rate the smell of rancid milk began to pervade the air. At that point, I dissented.
You win, you heartless fiend. I will never purchase your treats from hell ever again.

Gotta give yogo 3 stars. The quality of the truck is nice, the froyo tastes great. I got the tart and topped it with raspberries and gummy bears. My first mistake: gummy bears. Don’t do it. Gummy bears get really hard when they’re cold and naturallyt hese bears are cold as balls since they’ve been sitting in a fridge and then go on top of froyo.
My second gripe: it’s just too expensive. $ 6 gets you a medium portion and 2 toppings which really wasn’t much. (See pictures) I think I got maybe 6 – 8 berries and a good number of gummybears, its not like they are skimping on you but it’s just that the portion of froyo is too small to pile on any more toppings.
It’s just not a great value… pinkberry is a superior froyo institution.

I love love the vanilla with strawberries, it tastes like an amazing dessert– and the small is a mere 80 calories and zero fat!
Yes, they are skimpy with the toppings (I once got bluberries and strawberries and I tell you I had about 5 blueberries and 2 whole strawberries sliced paper thin) but its still beats all the other ones for me so I still go… sometimes every day! oops :)

Worst frozen yogurt I’ve ever had. I asked for tart but I think I got the other flavor. It was bland and boring and left a gross coating on my tongue and the inside of my mouth. I now feel like yelling at the truck every time I see them.

At first, I was overjoyed at the sight of a semi-​popular food truck at the campus of one of my offices! I mean, I see Twitter postings for the city’s BEST food trucks in and around midtown and the Financial District, but it’s very rare to see one parked on East 70^th and York. My heart skipped a beat. We’re finally special at the Weill Cornell Medical Center campus! HUZZAH!
The yogurt? Passable. Can’t really screw up your basic run — of — the — mill tart frozen yogurt. It’s no Pinkberry, but tasty none the less.
The sizes? The small is the equivalent to a large Pinkberry portion. That is worth an Internet slang shout — out of «FTW!!!»
The toppings? Small-​ish selection, but for a mobile frozen yogurt truck, there is enough overall variety. There are some fruits, some dry toppings, and even an option for a chocolate or cherry dip, which is delightfully unique to me, at least in FroYo Land.
The service? Well, the guy was on his cell phone the entire time. My friend and I had to interrupt him in order for us to place an order. He managed to stay on the phone the entire time. I’m glad we weren’t a bother to him. *phew* I was worried there for a second…
My friend and I got a small tart yogurt with the cherry dip. I felt as if I was eating frozen yogurt with a waxy batch of melted cherry-​flavored Starbursts on top. Oddly delicious yet a trifle nauseating after the fifth bite…
I will be grateful if this truck is on that street corner again on a hot summer day. It saves the trouble of me walking to the ice cream truck that is almost always on 1^st and East 68^th. (That one block walk from WCMC to that street corner sucks if you’re sweating buckets through your work clothes…) Still, would I seek this food truck out on my own? Alas, probably not. It doesn’t have the same appeal to me as Cupcake Stop or Sweetery. I can get my frozen yogurt at Pinkberry like the rest of my fellow minions, or 16 Handles if I’m feeling disgustingly indulgent…

Rip off alert! That «free topping» that comes with your yogurt actually equals 5 raspberries! When I saw the measly number of berries atop my fat free vanilla yogurt, my face literally fell in disappointment. It was like a bad joke, or this children’s book where the sweet old man who runs the ice cream shop is replaced by his young, penny pinching son who only puts one little scoop inside the ice cream cone that doesn’t even come up to the cone’s top, until the children teach him that being an ice cream scrooge is not cool. When I commented on how pathetic the number of berries was, the vendor told me he has strict instructions to dole out no more than 5. That’s a load of crap. When you’re adding a topping, you grab a spoonful or two and dump it on there so that the surface is reasonably covered. You don’t count each individual morsel out like so many pennies!
So to recap, that’s $ 4 for some frozen yogurt and 5, count em, 5 raspberries. No way Jose. This is really a matter of principle. That means if you wanted an extra topping, they’d be charging you a whole dollar for that paltry handful of berries. That’s highway robbery. I know that upscale NYC food trucks tend to charge a premium for everything, but there are plenty of cool summer sweets that aren’t going to nickle and dime me on the supposed complimentary topping the way Yogo does. That’s just not okay. A big Stephen Colbert «Wag of the Finger» to you, Yogo Yogurt Truck!

The pink truck first caught my eye a few days ago during my lunch hour as I was running around the UES.
Finally, two days later, I couldn’t resist it’s eye catching gleam and walked over and looked over the options.
You have about 4 sizes and two selections of yogurt and I opted for the original, tart flavor.
The toppings were a bit more expansive with fruit such as strawberry, blueberry, blackberry, pineapple!!! to chocolate.
It was a nice, summer afternoon so I opted for something refreshing and sweet to counterbalance the tarty flavor. I ordered a regular size and the gentleman in the truck said I would have 2 free toppings, so I chose blueberry and granola.
When I received my serving which was moderate in size, I was shocked at the sticker price — $ 6.
I had several variations of yogurt, ranging from $ 3 — 5 but the price did not justify the size. I felt $ 6 was overpriced for a yogurt of its size unless I was being charged for the blueberry price but it didn’t note anything special like «organic.»
The flavor was tarty enough counterbalanced by the sweetness of the granola which had a touch of honey and the blueberries but I can’t justify the price and will opt to go to a brick and mortar shop for a bigger serving.

I love Frozen Yogurt. The Tart kind. I love that its (supposedly) healthy (minus the sugar, natural but still loads of it) I eat yogurt everyday! In the form of Greek, greek not a greek. and fro-​yo when I can.
This truck conveniently parks itself outside my office building sometimes.
Even with my 2 star review I will still continue to buy it.
Listed below are the 2 reasons for 2 stars «Meh. Ive experience better»
1. Stingy, a small is definitely a small ($ 4)
2. «Free topping» more like 3 lonely small blueberries (again stingy)

I love big (cups) of fro yo and I ain’t gonna lie. Really, I do.
Dare I say, it is better than pinkberry and or red mango. Yes, the flavors are limited but if you enjoy a simple tart flavor, this is to go-​to fro-​yo truck.
Yogurt was tart, creamy, and not too sweet, just the way I like my yogurt.
The best part are their fruit toppings. Rather than diced cube-​shaped strawberries, these were cut sort of how you expect to see them on crepes. They were also one of the sweetest strawberries and blackberries I have tasted on top of fro yo.
It’s getting hot in NYC so when you see this truck, you go to yogo! Refreshing, light, and ultimately, an «ahhh» feeling. Just a warning though, it is a bit on the pricier side. But if you’re eating fro yo, price shouldn’t even be an issue right?

Free froyo alert, and be careful not all Yogo Yogurt trucks are the same?
This deal is only valid for the one near Union Square 13^th& 5^th ave:
This review is for the 13^th st &5^th ave location!
I actually trekked down here on another food hunt and stumbled on this truck. They weren’t accepting the deal, so eh, such is life.
I was determined to get my sweets, so I went to union square and had a large serving of the tart yogurt. Not bad. I think it’s a bit more on the pricey side @$ 6 with only 1 topping. I liked Flurt froyo more.
The truck is limited with only 2 flavors, tart and vanilla (you can’t expect much considering it’s a small truck). They are a different modern alternative to Mr. Softee. The tart might be a refreshing change on a hot day.

No thanks. I’m glad I didn’t pay for this and Tenka did instead. Got a large froyo (you get vanilla or tart) with a topping. I got vanilla and it was full of… bubbles. Was it melting, because it was 40 degrees outside.
He topped it off… wait no, he didn’t top it off at all, but merely sprinkled a few gummy bears on top. I immediately noticed some flecks of dust, probably from the dirt ‘n wind combined. Yuck. I ate some spoonfuls, then tossed it aside.

My friend is visiting from Detroit and on our way back to Queens, we stopped by the Yogo Yogurt Truck, situated next to the Prince Street NRQ stop.
We both had the fat free vanilla small size with blackberries. So delicious. Really creamy tasting, but it tasted like real yogurt and not some sugar-​laden crap.

It’s hard to miss the Yogo truck. This thing is big, pink and white. It’s like someone took a Barbie doll and smashed it into a truck to make it utterly distinctive from its taco toting, falafel frying, pizza popping brethren.
I found it curious that the truck only had a «tart» flavor and a vanilla. I decided to try the vanilla with some almonds in some weird attempt to «be good». I mean, it was fat-​free, that made me feel better. Slightly.
So I got my yogurt and dug in and man, I have to say this was the tastiest, creamiest vanilla flavored froyo I’ve had, even in comparison to the big boys like Pinkberry and Red Mango. I’m not a huge fan of overly tart froyo so this was wonderful. The almonds on top were fresh and crunchy, which offered a welcome flavor and texture contrast. Overall I was super impressed.
The man serving the froyo was very nice and patient when answering questions about what toppings were available, were samples allowed etc.
Now that I know about Yogo, I have a whole new bit of temptation when I see the truck. Awesome.

The preface to my lunch today is a cup of Yogo’s fat free vanilla ice cream with mochi. Yum.
I saw this truck a few weeks back and was drawn by it’s pastel, bright pink and green morning glory-​esque theme. The 13 year-​old in me jumped for joy as did my sweet tooth. I stopped by with a co-​worker to have a tasting of one of their two flavors. I wasn’t interested in the tart, so I had their fat free vanilla. It was like a blend of mister softee, IKEA yogurt, and even Costco’s yogurt. In other words, I liked the small sampling I had, and decided before it gets frigid in downtown Manhattan, I needed to take advantage of what little warm weather we had left and treat myself to a cup of frozen yogurt.
This is not quite 5 stars. No, no, in my heart, that is only reserved for Red Mango (and possibly IKEA, and Berrywild), but it sure is very tasty and I’m glad there’s a yogurt place on Wall Street, albeit they’re on four wheels. This yogurt is akin to soft serve ice cream. Though it claims to be «fat free» and only 80 (?) calories per serving, I’m skeptical since it’s pretty rich and thick. But hey, at least it tastes great and there are a bevy of toppings such as, Mochi, Sliced Almonds, Blueberries, Strawberries, Granola, Cookie Crumbs, Dark Chocolate Chips, and Dried Marshmellows (think Lucky Charms cereal) among others! I’d say that’s a good variety.
With the small cup, you get 1 topping, 2 with the regular, and 3 with the large. My small cup was $ 4.00. Not inexpensive, but it doesn’t hurt to have some every so often. Besides, the well-​off traders and money managers on the Street can definitely afford pricey yogurt!
The best part — aside from tasty yogurt — is the nice men that run this operation. They are big, bulky guys that probably bodybuild as a hobby, or second career, but they are really nice. The one guy today (apparently they rotate and it is not always the same people), gave me a spoonful of the dried marshmellow instead of just one piece I asked for since I had no clue what it was. Next time, I think I will try their tart yogurt with granola. After all the blissful summer BBQs, I need to head in a healthier direction for the fall.

The Yogo truck has been at the corner of Wall & Water for three business days between 11:30am to about 3pm.
The Yogo guy/​driver said he will try to visit daily at this corner.
This is great for me!
I coughed up the extra $ 1 for chocolate covered vanilla yogurt on a cone; I still like the tart more…