Yogurt World

I’ve been here once before. It’s like any self serve frozen yogurt establishment. It says they’re open until 11:30 pm but they close at 11. I made the mistake of stopping by at 11:10 and they were closed. They really need to update their hours on Unilocal,and maybe put hours of operations on their door so this doesn’t happen to any other poor unfortunate soul. Just a disclaimer. Don’t come after 11.

Stopped by after tofu. Overall it felt like a standard fro-​yo shop.
Seemed stingy with the sample cups, my girlfriend and I were standing there and we were handed two sample cups and it was just enough cups to figure out 2 flavors we didn’t like. If we were given more cups we may have found a better flavor and would’ve given more stars!
I ended up going with my tried and true plain tart with mochi, can’t mess that up.
At the toppings counter, the cashier told us one of the toppings was reese’s cups. Turns out it was some kind of brittle (probably toffee). Little disappointing but it wasn’t a killer.
Overall, I might come back if I’m in the area but that’s a big might.

Two enthusiastic thumbs down. The middle aged man at the counter acted as if it was a huge inconvenience to give us a sample cup each. (There were two of us.) I felt guilty enough sampling one flavor as he stared at us, so I reluctantly went with the vanilla custard flavor. It wasn’t great, but it wasn’t terrible. There were a lot of tart flavors and I prefer my froyo sweet. The toppings consisted mostly of stale cereal and crusty looking candy bits. But I felt this guy’s eagle eye on me the whole time I was assembling my cup of froyo, so I added whatever I added, gave him my money and left like I had done something wrong. There are lots of good froyo spots in San Diego, and this one just isn’t. Stick to Fiji or even Yogurtland.

Great flavors, so many that i had to buy 5 of them for my clients up the street and couldn’t decide which ones!

I’ve been to yogurt world twice now. Once only with my eleven yr old and then with the whole bunch. That is, 3 little kids. The first time, I was in heaven! All of the flavors were fruity with the classic chocolate and vanilla of course. My favorite the first trip was the green tea :-) That was my mood that day. They have plenty of toppings and plenty of seating, If you want to hang around for a bit. Yogurt World is a healthy fro yo place. If you want Foo Foo flavors like cake batter, marshmallow, smores, or red velvet… this is not the place to go. Here they have choices like mango, green tea, pineapple.
Parking can be tricky at the strip mall where Yogurt World is located, but it’s worth the trouble. Also, this is a self serve yogurt shop. The process seemed fair too.

The best green coconut frozen yogurt! Better come here before summer. It gets super packed!

This place was ok the service could have been better yogurt ehh. It could be better with better service and bomber yogurt

My favorite yogurt place in all of SD. While the topping selection is not the best and the parking situation will require some walking, the flavored here stand on their own.
The mango tart is the texture of pure icy velvet. Flavored featured today: Asian peach tart, vanilla custard, green tea tart, tiger blood Italian ice, taro, California strawberry. highly recommend!

They’ve always got a good selection of flavors and toppings. The yogurt is never runny or messy like some places. The staff is friendly and helpful.

Quite honestly the worst frozen yogurt I’ve had in a while. Terrible flavor, the cookies and cream didn’t taste like anything and the triple chocolate didn’t taste like chocolate. It was just awful. I’m sorry but what a waste of money.

I have a lot of love in my heart for this yogurt shop. They do all the Asian flavors and they do it right! My go-​to flavors are green coconut and taro, they never disappoint! Their tart flavors are good too and the last few times I went, they had a sea salt caramel flavor that was delicious and tasted like creamy soft serve.
This is a no frills place with thought provoking signage on the walls, but they’ve always been consistent so I’m a fan. They have good toppings like Nata de coco and red bean, too.

Everyone wanted something sweet after dinner, but the preferred dessert shop was closed already, so we drove down Convoy and ended up here. I actually thought this place was Yogurt Land until I checked to see if I wrote a review for this place lol. There is a decent variety of yogurt flavors, but nothing was particularly good, so I just got my usual tart flavor. The toppings are self-​serve and they weigh your cup when you’re done. I didn’t get very much since the yogurt wasn’t as good as their competitors.

My heart sank to the floor when I saw there were no cheesecake bites. They had two separate sections for toppings; one side had all the fresh fruit and other delicious bits, but the other side looked very grimy. I didn’t go near any of the nuts/​granola/​dust in that section.
It’s small inside, uncomfortably warm, and lit with some strange headache-​inducing red light. But their sign «Instructions to Yogurt Nirvana» above their cups gave me a good chuckle, so… I will probably be back… There better be cheesecake bites on my next trip.

This place is great.
Yogurt World uses all fresh and natural ingredients that make the most awesome of flavors of Frozen Yogurt.
A comfy enviroment for the family.
Bring the kids or bring your honie on a date.
This place Rocks !

Came here a little something sweet after dinner. This place is conveniently located in the same plaza as a few restaurants.
The place is clean. Everything is neat and organized. They are a bit stingy sample cups. We were only given one per person and there are signs that you can’t re-​use cups. With so many flavors, how are you suppose to know which one you want?
They had a decent variety of yogurts. I usually like something close to coffee flavor (capp, latte flavor), but they didn’t have any of those that particular day, so I tried a completely opposite flavor of tart mango. I got mango, strawberry, and coconut jelly as toppings. It was good.
They have posters/​signs in the store stating how yogurt is healthy and the health benefits of it. Though I completely disagree that yogurt is a health food or healthy for you, I guess you can make a claim about anything and someone will believe it.

Stingy with their sample cups bit other than that good atmosphere, clean environment and very healthy toppings. No brownies here… kids were disappointed and I was delighted.
Service was ok.

I’ve been her before several times. FroYo’s usually good and toppings are cool. Best thing is, it’s usually pretty empty so you don’t have to wait. I don’t know if it’s under new ownership or what but last time I was in, an older gentleman at the counter was kinda rude.
So I go in with my family… three adults and a toddler. I ask for sample cups and he gives us one each. We start tasting. On my third flavor he barks out across the store, «Sir! Hey, Sir!» Sounds polite but it wasn’t. «Don’t use the same cup more than once!» I get it… but why was he so stingy with the sample cups to begin with? Who tries only one flavor? You could have given us more cups to begin with, told us from the beginning, or asked, «Can I offer you another cup so you can try another flavor?»… People forget the success of your shop depends on your customers. Your customers are as good as gold. All good… we left and had ice cream.

It’s good for yogurt!
The parking here is just like everyone else said, tough!
The prices are decent but it’s just fro yo!
I still have a soft spot for pink berry!
But when I’m in the area, this place will do

First time trying this frozen yogurt shop. We came here after visiting the next door restaurant for dinner. Yogurt world has a unique selection of flavors that I normally haven’t found where I live. This is an Asian area of San Diego so they have flavors such has green tea. They have very fresh fruit flavors like strawberry and raspberry as well. All flavors compliment each other very well. I will return here again and make it my dessert place when I visit my favorite dinner spot.

They had a variety of yogurt flavors, about 5 tart and 7 regular flavors. All the toppings you can imagine including mochi, fresh berries, and all kinds of chocolate candy. 2 large yogurts for 2 indulgent people came out to less than $ 10. Can try samples of any yogurt. A few tables to sit outside.
No loyalty type punch card thing though like other yogurt places so next time I will just try a different one. Standard yogurt shop :-)

Why come here when you can go to a much cooler-​looking Iceskimo right across the street? Because they closed before we could finish dinner and this place happens to be the next best thing in the area.
For a place with a such a generic name, I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the yogurt and toppings. There were the classics and then some unique flavors with a whole lot of toppings to choose from. Even in the last half hour before closing, the toppings were fresh, abundant, and well kept. I had my doubts when the first bit of yogurt was coming out all melty and gooey, but the consistency and mouthfeel were both icy and creamy. The yogurt looked like it would melt fairly quickly, but it held its shape long enough for me to finish it without there being a slurry left over.
The only thing that could’ve been better was the woman, most likely the owner, who rang us up. She didn’t say a single word, but rather just came out and stood at the register while we decided on flavors and toppings. I’m sure she was ready to close shop for the day, but a nice hi would’ve easily broken the awkward silence, especially since we were the only ones there. There was also a strange smell inside, so if that still holds true, I’d take your yogurt to go or sit outside.
There’s a metal sign on the wall that lists the health benefits of yogurt, so don’t feel bad for splurging, especially since it’s 38 cents per ounce. Eat your heart out. Otherwise you have to pay cash. $ 2 minimum for card or you ain’t doing something right.

If you’re looking for great quality yogurt with a lot of different flavors (that most places do not have) to choose from this is the place to go.
they also have plenty of toppings and a nice area to lounge and enjoy your yogurt.
the only con is that parking is difficult to find with a busy complex of restaurant surroundings.

Went here for dessert after having dinner close by… The place was clean and empty.
I have mixed emotions about the FroYo… I got there dolce de leches flavor and I really enjoyed. Had a good flavor and nice creamy texture. But… I sampled my kid’s choice of birthday cake, and I wasn’t too thrilled. It had a tangy taste and a not so creamy texture. You know, like the soft serve ice cream that’s sometimes served at buffet places. And not just that flavor. Other flavors I’ve sampled lacked the creamy texture and taste I need. The consistency of the froYo from one to another was also inconsistent. Some were nice and thick. Others seem to run a little loose. I’m being picky.
I’m also not too fond of the layout. While there were tons of froYo flavors all lined up, the toppings were all crammed into the corner and by the register. We were a group of 7 people with our froYo waiting for our turn at the toppings.
I enjoyed the dolce de leche flavor I got… But «ehhh» about everything else.

Wow it’s been so long since I’ve had yogurt here! This is the original yogurt shop in SD, and they still do not disappoint!
Some of my personal faves:
–Green tea tart
–Plain tart
–Salted Caramel
Add some mochi and fresh fruit to the tarts! It’s delicious (like Pinkberry).
Service is great! The other night we walked in near closing time and the owner still let us in! She joked around saying «I’ve been waiting for you.»
Think it’s .38 cents/​ounce, which is definitely more reasonable than the yogurt shops in Chula Vista.
Since this place is so close to church, we will probably continued to come back frequently! Their frozen yogurt is really good.

you would have to be quite a glass half empty person to find faults in a place like this. frozen yogurt is a happy place! and how did it become a happy place? from the happy cows who produced happy milk. seriously, read the wall.
dessert by the weight… so you name your price and serving size
1 yogurt flavor or 10, the choice is yours!
no toppings… ALL toppings… the choice is yours! and your wallets. but in my experience a medium size cup filled up with a nice assortment of fresh fruit runs you around $ 5.
tons of awesome flavors here — and the most tart variations ive seen in a yogurt place, in fact. HELLO MANGO TART! also a big fan of the green coconut… tastes like toasted coconut mmmm. the fruit toppings are fresh, ripe, and plentiful even at like 9pm, and all the other toppings well stocked as well.
how much did i like this place? enough to come back with a friend after a round of tennis the very next day after I was introduced. thats right, all i could think about as i rallied at mesa college was getting more mango tart yogurt in my mouth. there, i said it.

I was on my way to Yogurtland but this place was so much closer to home so I decided to give it a try.
The parking lot is a nightmare. The lot is shared with several other establishments (Crab Hut, Tofu House, O’Brien’s Pib, etc) but it’s 2pm on a Friday afternoon and the lot is already full.
Yogurt world is set up like most other serve yourself places. They have about 15 different flavors of FroYo (Plain Tart, Chocolate, Sea Salt Caramel, Coconut, Taro, and Guava to name a few) and lots of different toppings (nuts, fruit, granola, candy, even capt’n crunch). There are seats inside and a few outside too.
The prices are good (as cheap as Yogurtland) and don’t tell Yogurtland I said this but the FroYo tasted better here. It was more rich and flavorful.
The next time I’m in the mood for FroYo I won’t hesitate to come here (that is if I can find a parking spot).

Good yogurt! Esp the taro! Taro, coconut green tea and grapefruit guava really stood out. Love the fresh fruit toppings, esp the lychee. Add coconut to most anything and it will be good.
The employees are always very kind and the yogurt is pay by portion and quite cheap.
Little place tucked away on convoy street, and parking is awful. Very hard to get a spot in a small parking lot. Go anyway, fight for a spot and eat some yummy yogurt!