Yogurtland

I’ve been a fan favorite of Yogurtland for quite some time, so to reiterate, everything about this place is totally awesome. They have yogurt dispensers lined up on the wall in pairs. There are about 6 pairs, so about 12 flavors in all if I were to guess.
Whenever we come, we end up getting a large bowl and in one side, I get some variation of chocolate. On the other side, I like to mix it up with some strawberry, tart, or mango flavor. There are a multitude of topping selections that you can personally choose from. Fruits, candies, nuts, random items like cereal… it’s heaven.
They also have a nice area outside where you can sit and eat. Otherwise, take it on the go and have a great day!

I usually love this place, but I got food poisoning there yesterday. The cleanliness is not the best. I’ve never had food poisoning before and it will deter me from every eating there again! !! Beware! !!

Original tart flavor all day. With some mochi and Captain Crunch! This location is usually busy, but the lines are pretty quick and I can always find parking despite all the restaurants and stores in that area.
Service is always efficient and friendly.
I tried the pumpkin pie flavor– it legitimately tastes like pumpkin pie, which made me not like it bc it wasn’t very refreshing, kinda heavy tasting. Sticking with my original tart, yumZ!

We love Yogurtland. It is by far our favorite frozen yogurt chain. Of the 3 near the beach, this is our favorite Yogurtland location.
There are a lot of great flavors. Each location orders the flavors they want to stock. Trust me, there are bleh flavors and nothing worse than seeing nothing appetizing when you’re ready to gorge.
There are really no seats inside. But there are a few small, round tables outside. These are never sticky here, unlike at other locations (ahem). As a mom of a toddler who touches everything: Thanks, Yogurtland peeps!

I’m a fan of Yogurtland, lots of flavors and topping options. To me, Yogurtland seems cleaner than the other fro-​yo shops and the flavors are «grown-​up» compared to Menchies or other places. When I go to the other shops, the flavors of the day are chocolate-​covered-​grape-​gummy-​bear or fried-​bubblegum-​pizza. I’m exaggerating, but the flavors of the other shops never appeal to me. Y-​Land always has decent down to earth flavors like Toasted Coconut, Salted Caramel, Butterscotch and all the standards like strawberry, cheesecake etc (never likeed chocolate fro-​yo, it’s simply not chocolatey enough for me.)
Y-​land, you’re my go-​to fro-​yo shop! See you soon.

Just a great place to get some cheap quality delicious cup of yogurt! With an abundance and variety of deliciousness and flavors, this place is the joint for frozen yogurt. The machines work great, all the flavors are wonderful, and the toppings are amazing and creative! I highly recommend YogurtLand!

I prefer ice cream over fro yo, so I am already biased, but my son loves creating his own masterpiece and Yogurtland is usually one of the better chains.
Service here was lacking, the place a bit dirty and the yogurt was watery, not fun in the heat of the summer.
Prices and variety are fine, not really worth going back to.

At the end of the day it is just another froyo place.
This location is a lot messier than the Redondo or MB ones. It was less staffed. A few machines were not working or about to crap out. And the topping bar was a disaster (there were gummi bears in the sprinkles!!!).
Yogurtland was required to drown my sorrows last night. I don’t always sulk like a child, but when I do, I sulk like a champ and need sweets.
I thought I’d try this location… because it’s actually closer to me… but having 3 Yogurtland’s within a 7 minute drive is kinda deadly.
I was mostly disappointed with the cleanliness, as most froyo shops pride themselves on sparkling clean and always attended to… this one was not. Hence the 3 stars instead of 4.
PROs:
— Froyo.
— Decent choices. The double cookies and cream is always good.
— Closer to home.
— Cheap.
CONs:
— Clean, clean, clean your store ya’ DUMMY!
— Toppings bins were a disorganized mess… AGGGHHH!!! Anarchy!
— Only 2 employees working… one wandered off, took forever to get someone on the register. More ANARCHY!!!
— Some machines NOT working… OMG BURN IT ALL DOWN!
Okay, maybe don’t burn it down… but work on it… mmmm’kay?

I LOVE YOGURTLAND! In general, I rate it 5 stars but this 3 stars is just for this location.
The ONLY reason why I’m giving it 3 stars is due to their certain «not so fresh» toppings. Some of their fruits are not really fresh and I’ve been here many times. Especially their lychee. (Which is my fav) Lychee are usually out of the cans so does that mean that they have been sitting around for days??? When it’s fresh, it’s usually very firm, white, and with a slight bouncy texture… but theirs are always light brown and it taste soggy. =(
Most of the time, their kiwis are always so raw… so green, hard and sour. Arrrr hate sour hard kiwis.
This location does offer poppable bobas. They either serve one flavor or two. I believe most Yogurland now serve those poppable bobas. Yum! POP poP!
The workers here are usually pretty friendly. Sometimes they don’t offer sample cups right when you walk in but when you do ask they will be more than happy to give you some.

One of the better Yogurtlands — it is clean, small, and all the employees are super friendly!
I love this one in particular because they ALWAYS have the newest flavors. I am a froyo addict, and I signed up to have Yogurtland email me whenever a new flavor comes out. The day it gets released, I want it. And I trust that this Yogurtland will have that flavor.
For example, I was notified that Yogurtland was introducing several new flavors for the Taste for Quest and released churro, coconut cinnamon, banana pudding (it was not good by the way), and some mango flavor. To my heart’s content, I walked through the doors and saw all four out. And I tried all four. :) Churro was amazing! It was creamy and had a subtle delicious cinnamon taste.
Bad thing about this place is that they have no bathroom inside. I always walk over to the Starbucks across from Yogurtland whenever I need to use a restroom.
Plenty of parking here as well!

This Yogurtland location is the closest to where I stay, so in the past I used to come here about once a week.
Even though I’m generally a fan of Yogurtland I’m not too gung-​ho about this location for a couple of reasons. I feel that the froyo that is dispensed here is a little runny compared to other locations. Cleanliness is also lacking and many times I’ve seen small droppings on the floor that have not been cleaned or some accumulated run off froyo in the dishes below the dispensers which grosses me out. The toppings bar however is kept clean and well stocked and I’ve never seen them to be out of anything in all my visits.
The cashiers here are indifferent and I have probably been greeted once in all the times that I’ve visited and I can’t remember even a single time that they have actually offered me sample cups without me explicitly standing in line and asking for them. Service is not terrible or anything but compared to the high bar set by other Yogurtland locations I feel this one is surely lacking. Currently they are at 43c an ounce which is a big jump from where they were just a year ago but its still competitive when compared to other more fancy froyo places. Earlier they had a promotion wherein you could provide a online feedback about your visit and get a code for 3 free oz., to be used during your next visit but that has been discontinued. Definitely download their mobile application and have your e-​card scanned for each purchase to rack up points which can be redeemed for free froyo (approximately 3 oz. free after purchasing 30 oz. which is like a 10% discount).
Like any other Yogurtland flavors are rotated regularly but I generally stick to the more sweeter ones like taro, tender coconut, red velvet cake, chocolate instead of the fan favorites like salted caramel (which was the all round most popular choice of 2014). I generally do not like the tart flavors and find them to sour or sweet for palate so tend to stay away from those.
Lately I’ve started driving a little more and going to the Gardena Yogurtland location where service is much better, but keep coming here once in a while when feeling lazy.

Sufficient and satisfying for the frozen yogurt run.
This location is always clean, well stocked with fresh condiments, and has friendly workers.

Maybe it was once thought that all Yogurtlands were made equal, but that is definitely not so. This location was very clean, and staff was very friendly.
Most importantly, the plain tart flavor that I always stick to was tangier and of a higher quality than I’ve seen at other Yogurtlands. Don’t ask me how, I just know it was the bomb! They also stocked up on their raspberries, which is a huge plus because how many times have you been to get froyo and there are none?! Too many times. They have got to be the best and most rare topping to find. Also, their strawberries were fresh and sweet. It’s obvious the management here is on top of things and realizes fresh and quality toppings definitely make a difference!

Have $ 10 burning a hole in your pocket? Think self serve should cost more than full service? If so, this is place for you.
$ 6 for a cup of yogurt is more expensive than a full meal at fast food restaurants and more expensive than ice cream at cold stone. Overpriced
On the plus side, nice staff and taster cups.

This was like a wonderland of Fro yo!!!
You can taste all the flavors and then you can mix any of them together!!! Its a buffet of toppings and yummy flavors!!!
This was a lot of fun and a great adventure!!!
You pay by the ounce.

We ran into this place after grocery shopping at near by Trader Joes. This place is located in a shopping center so it has plenty of parking, it’s a self serve yogurt and topping. You grab your cup serve and pay. They have inside seating if you decide to stay and enjoy. Yogurt flavors are limited to about 10. The place is clean with friendly staff.
The cons: To me I would like the mountain of cups to cut down so the cup will not accumulates dust, the seating is a major issue they have old sofas and modern chairs with bright paint so it’s confusing, for sample the cashier only gives you one at a time, I tried 5 flavors blueberry tart mango Hawaiian delight pistachio and the original there where ok nothing I can recommend. I end up getting a cup of Hawaiian delight for $ 5. I also didn’t see the price per once posted. I gave them 3* because customer service is good, cleanness is good, the flavors are ok.

Conveniently located near Del Amo shopping mall. In the plaza with many other restaurants, starbucks and etc.
Whenever I am here, I only see one person working. So sometimes it takes forever to wait for the worker to come out from the back to get some sample cups. Yogurt machine area is always messy because the worker is busy handling customers and toppings that she/​he has no time to come out and clean it. Sucks.
If youre here around ‘after school’ time, you will see a lot of junior high students hanging out or ‘passing by’ this yogurtland. Mant students go in and get sample cups to get yogurt and they just leave. I dont know why but that bothers & annoys me.
Anyway, its always cold outside during summer & winter, throughout the year. I like to eat them inside the store or in my car.

I have been to a few YL’s around the sobay and this one is my favorite. It is very clean, bright, and has outdoor seating for those warm winter days.
The variety of flavors and depth of taste is awesome compared to other froyo places.
Everyone who works there is really nice, upbeat, with great attitudes and they always offer pleasant salutations when I open the door and when I leave.
I can’t comment on the toppings since I mostly just sprinkle almonds and then there is the rare time I scoop kiwis if I do tart froyo.
I also like the self serve and with the number of kids that blow through here I am impressed how hard they work to keep the yogurt machines clean.
Forgot to mention the hand sanitizers and the free icewater. A bonus!

I found this one and I love it as much as the others I go to all the time. It is an almost daily treat that I allow myself.
They have the best flavors and topping.
I am truly addicted, Lol
No shame in my game :-)
Put this on your list of places to visit next year, start the New Year off right :-)

I have to admit, this is a nice Yogurtland location. Something about the bright sun and the cool breeze from the ocean hitting your face, as you enjoy your frozen yogurt, is not a bad way to spend your weekend afternoon. Although, I’m a pussy for Pinkberry, I definitely won’t resist the urge to have some Fro-​Yo here, if I’m fiending for some.
The Yogurtland self serve setup is kinda nifty. You choose your cup size and then select from around 15 different flavors to mix and combine, using the spigots on the yogurt machines. Then, you can add a wide variety of toppings and fruits that are available. After the weigh in, the cost is around 40 cents per ounce. Here’s a link to all of their delicious sweetness (
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THE FRO-​YO
Made with real California milk, the taste is smooth and creamy. Inside, you’ll find live and active cultures, calcium, vitamins C & D, probiotics — all refreshing and with real flavor. At 25 calories per ounce, it’s not so bad for your waistline either. What’s cool is the same, consistent taste at each of their almost 500 stores in the US, Venezuela, Guam, Mexico, Australia, and Japan.
SANRIO & TOKIDOKI
The characters from Sanrio (My Melody, Keroppi, Chococa), along with Tokidoki are printed on their cups and engraved on their spoons. They also sell key chains and t-​shirts of these characters. This alone should attract some avid Unilocalers.
CA REGULATION 1602 & 1603
Ever heard of this sales tax? By law, they’ll charge you dues if you enjoy your frozen yogurt in house. So, tell them you’ll take yours TO GO so that you can avoid the BS.
Yogurtland — Get Real.