Le Yogourt

This is a nice little spot that get’s looked over due to its close proximity to Yougartland. I find it’s about the same taste as Yougartland but lighter on the wallet. They have tons of toppings to pick from and the few times I’ve been the counter girls have been cute and friendly.

I’m not a big frozen yogurt person, but I decided to stop in this place anyways. I really enjoyed it. The price, the quality, and the service were all really good. I wasn’t feeling too adventurous, so I went with basic chocolate and reeses topping. Chocolate and peanut butter? THAT’S ALL I NEED!
Frozen yogurt places are a dime a dozen, but if I’m around Le Yogourt sometime I will absolutely go again! loved it.

Much less syrup taste than others

I’m all for small, privately owned places. I actually usually prefer them over larger chains, but I was not impressed with this place at all. The texture, the flavor selection, and the service was lacking. I thought you really couldn’t go wrong with fro-​yo, but that theory got kicked out of my head. I’ll just stick with Yogurtland up the street. Oh well. Back to Yogurtland I go. No loss.

I believe in competition so I came in here to see what they had to offer.
They are less expensive than yogurtland (I’ve never been to a Pinkberry).
We received our sample cups and tried out what they had to offer, thank goodness for sample cups. The flavors were not to our liking nor was the consistency. Strawberry was the best I tried, but not worth purchasing :(
Skimming over the reviews to my right right now, Jefferson C. says he enjoys both yogurtland and this place. He says this place is more creamy (which is definitely not what I experienced the day I came in, it was thin & had ice crystals) so perhaps they’ve improved or his idea of good frozen yogurt differs greatly from mine

I have only tried the boba, so that is all I am able to comment on.
That being said, the boba was delicious. They cook it with honey so they are sweeter than normal.
I have not tried the yogurt, however I did see a large variety of toppings that I am curious to try. Perhaps I will stop by and try so I am able to actually comment on this place further.
Note: It is very difficult to get in and out of this center.

I have passed by Le Yogourt a billion times and this is the first time that I stopped to go in. We actually walked by on our evening stroll and I quickly skimmed over some of the Unilocal reviews. After reading some of the reviews I think I was more interested in some of the toppings over the actual yogurt.
I got the pomegranate/​raspberry and mango yogurt with almond jello, coconut jelly, and palm seed. The pomegranate/​raspberry tangy, sweet and melted really quick. The mango yogurt wasn’t very memorable. The toppings are just as they are supposed to be.
Over all Le Yogourt is just ok. Its just another yogurt place that has to compete with the popularity of Yogurtland that is down the street. I’m still not sure how this place stays in business.

Disgusting!!! That’s the only word I got for them. They had canned fruits. I rather buy those from Stater Bros than spend so much money at a yogurt place. What ever fruit that looked fresh had already gone stale… I went there when they 1^st opened up and have never been there since. I thought to review them on Unilocal since I am a new Unilocaler!!!
I hope they improve their quality on fruits… Who wants to eat stuff that has food flies on it… Ewww!
Drew

Tsk, tsk, tsk. So much hate for Le Yogourt here on Unilocal…
Let me just say that I’ve consumed my fair share of frozen yogurt. Need proof? Check out my FroYo list, young padawan.
Okay, now that that’s out of the way, I’d like to say that Le Yogourt’s not bad. Actually, it’s not bad at all. I’ve been here a few times and was impressed with the level of service here as well as the cleanliness of this shop. Moreover, the froyo here isn’t bad either. I’ve sampled about a half dozen of their flavors and (except for their strawberry, which tasted too artificial for my liking) they’re not too shabby. In terms of texture, the froyo here is pretty smooth and not too icy.
Many reviews on this place make comparisons to Yogurtland just up the street. I’ve been to that Yogurtland (read my review if you want to). If you like watered down flavor churned into icy nastiness, then continue to enjoy your Yogurtland. Honestly, I’d rather go to Le Yogourt for a better product.

Just had lunch and I had an hour to kill before my nail appointment so what do I do? Get some freaken dessert… frozen yogurt.
Right by my nail salon, I stopped in. It was completely empty. Which is weird because its at a pretty busy intersection and is very visible. First thing I noticed about the flavors was the ginger lemon yogurt. Never had it so I had to try. Bad mistake because it was nasty and ended up mixing with my other flavors as it melted. As it melted more I ended up throwing away my whole cup.
I probably would have given this place more credit if they didn’t carry the ginger lemon yogurt. What the hell. It should have a warning sign that says «will destroy your other flavors if put together». That shit was nasty. I felt like I got tricked.
Overall, they didn’t have many flavors. Only bad ones out the time I went. I don’t think is come back.

Hands down this place blows. You can read Kimberly T.‘s for why. Their Kiwi Strawberry was good, but I won’t go back there again.

On the road to Froyo Enlightenment, one will run into many bumps and rocks in the road. This was a boulder. And I ran face first into it, and it was not fun. I came upon Le Yogourt at around 9:30PM on a Sunday night… only 1 worker was there… and me and Michael K were the only 2 people in the establishment, other than the worker.
I’m giving a 2 stars simply for:
Their Kiwi Strawberry. I haven’t seen any other place with a kiwi strawberry flavor, let alone one that tasted pretty good. The other good thing was that… The kiwi strawberry was labeled as non-​dairy! Sweet! Great news for someone who DIES if they drink milk.
Now for the bad stuff that made me say, «Oh my god, why did we even come here?»
* 10 Flavors… but why would I list that as a bad thing you ask? Because they really weren’t that good. All except for the ONE strawberry kiwi. Even the chocolate flavor was lacking…
* The machines were dirty, drip trays weren’t cleaned, despite it being EMPTY in the shop.
* Flavor signs were printed out on an ink jet printer on regular paper, and put into this plastic covering. The bad about that? Well, due to the nature of the shop, and them cleaning the plastic, water would get into the signs, causing the ink to look disgusting and runny, in turn making the whole thing look nasty, which contributes to the machines looking dirty.
* Lack of toppings.
* Lychee topping looked pretty oxidized, the lychee was sitting on top of the syrup and was piled up, and looking pretty brown. Gross.
* Personally, I have issues with a lot of different foods (allergies/​intolerance/​etc) and when I saw that the kiwi strawberry was non dairy, it made me curious as to what they used exactly in it. When I asked the guy behind the counter, «What do you use inside of this kiwi strawberry?» He responded with, «Non dairy» — well, duh, that’s what the sign said. When I tried to push him further, he was rude about it and finally after some more pushing, he reluctantly took out the ingredients chart (right next to the cash register btw, so it wasn’t THAT difficult for him to do) and told me it was just water. Was it really that hard for him to do that?
* They included the weight of the cup into the cost of the froyo, when we had originally asked him PRIOR to paying or even weighing the cup, and he responded with «Yeah, we do.»
The service, was terrible, the yogurt, was terrible. It just seemed like he was rushing us so that he could clean up and leave, as they close at 10:00PM on Sundays. Realistically, I should have just gone to the Yogurtland 1 block down across the street from Le Yogourt, I would have been more satisfied, and the workers are happier and the atmosphere would be better… and more flavors… and I could just go on and on…

Hands down Yogurtland is way better, I only came here because this was on the way to the on ramp for the 5 freeway.
If i’m in this area again i’m just gonna go to Yogurtland across the street. Plus the sign was hard to read, did it say Le Yogourt or Lo Yogourt?

While it’s lacking in yogurt flavors, Le Yogourt (a hard to read sign, most definitely) makes up in toppings. Agar agar, almond jelly, and nata de coco for the win!
I actually really enjoyed the flavors that they presented. The tart flavors really brought out the tartness in a way that I hadn’t experienced before.

Yucky.
I was planning to go to yogurtland right nearby. I had a long ugly drive to Cal State LA ahead of me, and needed something to take the edge off. Since drinking and driving is frowned upon, frozen yogurt was the answer. I got off the freeway, and for the life of me couldn’t remember which side of the street it was on. I saw the green «yogurt» sign of what I thought was yogurtland (apparently need glasses, prob dangerous to drive so frequently).
I decided to give Lo Yogurt (haha) a try. It looks just like any DIY yogurt place, so whatever. How bad could it be?
Yucky. The flavors were meh, mostly those tart ones which are chill, but not what I was in the mood for. The flavors were runny and tasted chemical. I got the mango and something else that non-​delicious, some type of berry. The mango was actually good. When mango is the flavor I like the most, there is a problem.
The toppings were gross. When you have mostly tart flavors, available fruit toppings should be fresh. They all looked canned and withered. I got a couple of coconut jello cubes. Eating one reminded me of biting into an eyeball.
Eew.
The place gets 2 stars cause it was clean and the mango was good.

It’s just not good. They have a cute sign out front with a banner hanging ‘buy 1 get 1 free’, well I’ll never turn down a free yogurt.
I was excited to see such a wide variety of toppings as I walked towards the self serves. I always start with original tart, figure it’s a safe way to judge each yogurt shop. WHOA, it tastes like… lime?!? Super tangy and SUPER tart. I always considered Pinkberry to be the tartest tart, but this one blows out the competition. I tried the coconut, ick… you can taste the artificials in this one.
Ok, I committed to trying this so I moved onto the toppings bar… the strawberries were like jam? The pineapples were from a can? They had jello… that’s a first. I played it safe with non canned kiwis.
$ 3.66 total. I should have stuck with the Yogurtland across the street, but took a risk trying something new. I also thought it was called Lo Yogourt, but it’s actually Le.

This is right near the yogurtland I usually visit after work.
I came in during their grand opening buy one get one FREEEE!
Yogurt is good, bit on the sweet side. I like their toppings, they had pomegranate seeds which was really cool.

Lo Yogurt? WTF? Why would anyone start the name of their business with the word low unless the word price came after it? Well, luckily, there ain’t nothin low about this place’s yogurt. I’m glad I drove by here on my way to Honda Ya or else I never would’ve found it.
I’ll start by saying I’m not the biggest fan of DIY yogurt places cause, save for one or two flavors, the majority generally suck. At first I thought this place was gonna fall into that same mold cause the yogurt was fairly runny. However, viscosity aside, the flavors were really good. Their plan tart was very tart which I normally don’t enjoy but this one tasted different. It was tart without tasting like some sort of Yoplait! reject. Then there was the mango. The best mango froyo I’ve ever had EVARRR. It didn’t just taste like hint of mango with lots of sweetener, it tasted like freakin mangos! Me likeyyy. The green apple tart was the same deal as the mango. Tart and tasted like green apple should taste. Perfect. Their toppings are the same as any other place, but I did notice they had cranberries. Wayyy cool in my book that they offer a seasonal fruit like that.
As for the rest… it’s $ 0.30/oz which is pretty standard fare. Décor is typical of any froyo place, read modern ikea-​y. In a testament to how much I liked Le Yogurt, I’d actually be willing to make the 7 mile drive over just to get some yogurt from here. Yep, it’s that tasty dudes.

I know what you’re thinking, «Lo Yogurt»? That’s what I thought too, no it’s Le Yogourt… looks can be deceiving apparently. Went there yesterday to visit this shop in my neighborhood for the first time, in Tustin (Newport Blvd & El Camino Real). I was pretty impressed. They have a special deal where their yogurt is 2-​for-​1, five days a week (M-​Th), up to 10oz.
I have been to other mom & pop frozen yogurts around OC and some of them are just terrible. either icy or too sweet, or runny, and the toppings are so-​so, and sometimes the inside of the store is almost depressing. this one tasted really good, not runny, and they had some awesome flavors. The toppings were top-​notch, with as big of a selection as I’ve ever seen, and most are labeled so you don’t have to guess or ask what they are (don’t you hate that)? The yogurt areas were super clean and no sloppy toppings (another pet peeve). I even liked the décor. I didn’t eat the ‘tart’ yogurts but the other kinds were good. The cake batter in particular was probably my fave.
I forgot to ask the guy if they have free wireless (I caught a glimpse of his laptop behind the counter). think this would be a nice touch but in I’ll definitely go back regardless.
Stick around Le Yogourt! I’ll be back!

This place is pretty «ballsy» to open up a yogurt place down the street from Yogurtland, towards the end of fad, and especially in these economic times. Anyways, it’s hard not to compare this place to the Yogurtland down the street. They have this special BOGOFree deal for purchases under 10 oz, and luckily I ate Boiling Crab tonight and Rite Aid ice cream before, I only got 5.7 oz. It’s comparable in price to Yogurtland at $ 0.30/oz. The yogurt however, most of them was runny. Tasted good, but runny, except for the tart which was super tart yogurt flavor, so if you like the tartiness, you’ll like the yogurt here. Toppings are standard, although they do have gummy worms! Score! Overall… it’s average, 2.6 rounded up to 3 stars, honestly (I hate to say this, especially to a new store and smaller business) I’d rather go to Yogurtland.
Note…this is my 445 review, so no more unlucky, deathly 444 (thanks for pointing that out Bev T.)