YogurtPassion

The service here was nothing to rave about. The girl behind the counter was not interested in helping us at all, and i thought it was pretty funny, but my sister was not impressed.
The yogurt is not bad, but there was a lady (owner or worker) staring at us when we were getting our yogurt and it made us uncomfortable.
My dad use to like this place because of the pistachio and green tea flavors, but we went and 4 machines were out of order, and there was not many flavors to choose from.
If you are going to get the plain tart flavor, then this is a decent place to get yogurt (cant really go wrong with plain tart).

Their yogurt is absolutely awful. It’s always too watery and has a funky taste. Some friends from Colorado enjoyed it; but that’s because they have no point of reference and don’t know any better.

I love this place! After getting my hair cut by Phillip at Bellagio Hair Salon next door, I always drop by here to grab some yummy yogurt! This place always has fresh fruit which are cut in perfect large sizes (unlike other places that get jew on the fruit sizes) and it’s always really clean. They have a front patio with tables and chairs and they also have a very large side patio where you can people watch.
Diane is the owner here as well as the Tustin, Barranca Pkwy location and she’s super friendly and sweet. She’s always hooking me up with free yogurt lol
The décor is so fresh and beautiful and it’s really spacious. They have tables with chairs in front and side patio as well as long cushioned bench seating inside. Even the ceilings have the coolest looking artwork on it.
With such a beautiful and large location with an array of flavors and large fresh fruit at all hours of the day, who can refuse their passion for the yogurt ;p

Came here during a slow Saturday afternoon with the girlfriend, and we both enjoyed ourselves. My opinion is that the vast majority of do-​it-​yourself frozen yogurt joints pretty much just fall into the same cookie-​cutter category. Yogurt Passion can be tossed into this generic category, and that’s perfectly fine with me.
Lots of flavors to choose from, and the ones I picked didn’t disappoint (lychee, honeydew, and taro — definitely try the taro!). The way I build frozen yogurt, you only need three toppings: blueberries, Captain Crunch, and mochi. This place had all three, so top marks.
Establishment is cash only. Just get over it and carry a 20.
All in all, your standard frozen yogurt shop, with some noticeable pandering to the local Asian clientele in their flavor and topping selections. Will gladly go again next time I’m in the area.

Yogurt Passion at Westminster has around 15 different flavors and my favorite one is Espresso. Nice decoration, clean restroom, plenty seating are huge bonus. However, the price is expensive. I’d come here more if they had discounts or happy hours.

what’s with the poor reviews? sure the music selection could be better, and the cash only thing throws some visitors/​tourists off because they can just go down brookhurst to westminster to yogurtland and use plastic, and sure the parking is hard to find sometimes, and they’re not that special…
but they’re not bad!
ok. the customers that go around little saigon … that’s another story. we (they) are a rude culture and if you ever visit vietnam, you’ll understand where they get their sassy and snarky attitudes from and why they insist on bringing it to america.
that being said, the «service» here isn’t that bad, seriously. maybe it’s cuz i am vietnamese already and it’s more tolerable for me, but i swear to you, i’m very intolerant to rude service, whether it’s from «my» people or not. rude is rude, period. it’s not bad here. it’s DECENT. and it’s managed to survive through the recession and through all the other froyo shops that have popped up and closed quickly after opening, and this one is still here… gotta give them props for that at least.

This is probably the worst yogurt place in the existence of all yogurt places. That doesn’t make sense, just like anyone’s reasoning as to why they’d want to go here. IT JUST DOESN’T MAKE SENSE.
But enough about rambling, time to review. I’m just going to state this off the bat: it’s 39 cents an ounce. 39 cents. Do you know what you can get for 39 cents? Not much. Which is better than the yogurt here. Save your money.
39 cents is like Cherry-​On-​Top-​which is really legit and great– but run by stingy vietnamese people. The yogurt at yogurt passion is immensely watered down and tastes like the vietnamese style yogurt that is left to solidify in the freezer. But really, everything here just tastes wrong.
The watermelon yogurt tastes like watermelon sour patch kids. It’s artificial tasting watermelon that doesn’t even tastes like watermelon.
The tart is just way too sour. Tart is supposed to be tangy. The tart here tastes like expired milk mixed with lemon juice. WHICH IS NOT APPEALING IF YOU DON’T FOLLOW. CAPICHE?
The new york cheesecake tastes like chinese cheesecake: overly mass produced without much quality in it. It doesn’t have the distinct cheesecake flavor and is once again, watered down. I call it the cheesefake flavor.
Basically all their flavors (and I’ve tried them all because I am one of those bastards that constantly leech free samples and impulsively buy food) have something unappealing to them. It’s not worth your money here really. You have to go through freaking Asian central driving district and risk a car accident just to get to this run-​down place occupied by ABGs that have way too much blush on their face that reminds me of that one Simpsons episode where Mr. Burns told Smithers to increase the cherry blush on his cheeks to the maximum extremity.
Don’t eat here.

Looks like a Yogurtland, tastes like a Yogurtland (priced like it too), but it’s definitely stocked with more tarty and fruity Asian flavors than Yogurtland.
It’s all good with nice consistency. I’ve sampled the Plain Tart, Raspberry Tart, Honeydew, Pineapple Tart, Taro, Pina Colada, Watermelon, Mango, Coconut, Avocado, and of course the obligatory *yawn*Vanilla. Also a Cookies N Cream with a coconuty taste and a Cheesecake flavor, but they’re just afterthought tokens put in there to appease clueless Cherry On Top types that wander in here by mistake; fruits dominate Yogurt Passion with a vengeance.
Top your creation with Jackfruit, coconut, and mochi, and you have a classic Asian dessert experience.
Of course, you could put on chocolate chips, granola, or some other standard hippie fluff on your Vanilla, but you’re in Little Saigon – act like you know it! Besides which, chocolate tastes like donkeybutt on Pineapple Tart.

I’ve visited here several times in the last couple of years.
Each time I come here, I always leave satisfied. The flavors are great tasting and the variety is good too! I’m always a sucker for the mocha or honey dew flavored yogurt.
The girl here is really a sweetie :) I always see the same one, and she’s very helpful and answers my questions if I have any and they are always willing to assist in anything to do with that place.
The location isn’t so bad, it’s in a very busy business district of Westminster and parking is never a problem. For me it never is.
Even though I don’t live that close to this place, I always try to make it a part of my visit when I’m down in that general area. I like it that much!
Try it out! I’ll keep going back when I can because… like I said. I like it that much!

NOTE: CASH ONLY!!! BOO!
The yogurt here was a little runny but the fruits were fresh and the place was clean. They made sure the toppings were always filled too.
There was music in the background and it wasn’t too loud or too soft. I rather go to the one on Brookhurst and Warner because they take CC

Fun variety of flavors but many had a pretty bad aftertaste. My friend and I LOVE taro but had to pass on theirs… tiramisu and honeydew were also good for only one bite, no more.
Lychee, mango (tasting like mango pudding), and plain were awesome. And their topping selection is fab! The strawberry yogurt crispies and the juicy boba pieces are my favorite!

I always stop by here if I’m in the mood for yogurt whenever I’m in SoCal. There’s a reasonable variety of flavors and toppings offered here and prices aren’t so bad. I noticed some flavors are more icy while others are more creamy. I usually stick to fruit flavors, but I always make sure to get the plain tart one, which is a bit on the icy side. I also like blueberry. So refreshing on those warmer days.
Place is pretty clean and modern, so it’s a decent hang-​out place. Outdoor seating provides a nice alternative to enjoy the weather.

Yum! I liked it a lot.
Pretty hot day in So Cal yesterday. It definitely called for FroYo.
Taro, Plain, Coconut, Chocolate Cookie FroYo with some of my favorite toppings — sliced almonds, strawberries, mango, coconut jelly, blueberries, kiwi, sweet red beans, lychees
Taro froyo was really good. First time I have seen this flavor. Perhaps the location of YogurtPassion (in the heart of «Little Saigon») may have inspired this flavor. Good stuff.
CASH only. Not to worry, there’s an ATM machine in the shop!

This store is fuckin’ suck !!! I went there two times, the staffs there were sooooo rude .The guy worker kept looking at us, he whispered something like «hurry up and stop making these machines get dirty » !!! (maybe he didnt want to clean them !!! how LAZZZYYYYY) The second time, the manager there was yeling out abuses at the staffs and we had to hear all of those wolds .You coudnt enjoy when someone talk soooo loudly beside your ears. I remember at 10h30pm they tried to do a bunch of ridiculous action to kick us out. if they wanted to close just say: «time to close, please». I make sure we didnt do anything wrong or over :(
THERE IS A WORST YOGURT STORE I ‘VE EVER SEEN

In absence of a nearby yogurtland or pinkberry, yogurt passion is the next best thing. (fyi I do not endorse pinkberry in anyway because their prices are just outrageous)
They have a lot more flavors than your typical generic yogurt place and they have a wide selection of toppings as well. It’s not icy and bland like a lot of those other places either. Personally, I stick to the tart flavors (which are usually the best) but I still like to sample other flavors. I went here recently and they had this new birthday cake flavor. hahaha tasted like crap but hey, that’s what birthday cakes taste like (especially the ones with the bright color frosting). Taro is pretty good too but like I said plain all way! whooo!
Unfortunately. they are CASH ONLY and the owners being asian and clever as they are, put a ATM right in the back and charges you up the butt for a withdrawal. Oh, I also love the fact that their brownies come in whole big pieces instead of little chunks so it forces you to pay for the whole thing. hahaha so shady but hilarious.
Anyways, I come here pretty often and the flavors have always been consistent for me. I don’t know if yogurt is as big of a craze as it use to be but to me, it’s still pretty damn good.

Flavors: cheesecake, very vanilla, and strawberry-​banana.
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Toppings: Cheesecake bits, jackfruit, and blueberries.
= Fro-​Yo Orgasm.
The End.

THEY GOT RID OF COOKIE CRISP CEREAL!
Now they are just like any other Vietnamese froyo shop. Le sigh.

CASH ONLY!
This place has a lot going for it, but it could use some improvement. The space is really clean and organized, and the yogurt is self-​serve at 30 cents an ounce! I loved that they had flavors I had never seen before, like Honeydew, yuuum! I also loved some of their unique toppings, such as coconut jelly, mixed jellies, and jackfruit. The honeydew flavored yogurt with coconut jelly together is the best combination ever! The other flavors were just okay.
Their other flavors included Taro, Plain Tart, Green Tea Tart, Lychee Tart, Raspberry Tart, Mango Tart, Cookies and Cream, Vanilla, and more. The yogurt texture is light but on the icy side. It also melts waaaaay too fast, so I wouldn’t recommend getting the yogurt to go or getting too much at once.

Amazing Place to Unilocal!
Yogurt, Fresh Fruit, Outdoor Café-​Type Patio and Free Wifi!
Ambiance
I am starting off with the Ambiance because it was 5 star!
To say the least, I was surprised! This was my first yogurt place since I worked at Penguins in the 90’s!
1. I had a great welcome by the hostess. I wish I got her name. She guided me through the process:)
2. The outdoor Patio is the absolute best! It is very new and clean. It reminded me of a French Café. This is the perfect place to bring your lap top and eat something healthy. Free Wifi. You can sit, study, work and even Unilocal!

Yogurt and Toppings
Yogurt has progressed! Various flavors including Green Tea! At first I thought the green tea was a little sour, but I quickly adapted to it. I was impressed. The Toppings were a surprise!
1. Fresh Mango was not ripe, but was ok.
2. Fresh Jack Fruit-​Ripe, Sweet and Delicious!
3. Fresh Papaya-​Ripe, Sweet and Delicious!
4. Fresh Strawberry-​Ripe, Sweet and Delicious!
***They have Nuts also!
I am so tempted to give this a five star. I need to return again to make sure. My next visit, which will be soon, will be mostly fruit and some yogurt. This is basically a fruit bowl with yogurt. How healthy and delicious and you can eat in style on the Patio! This place is perfect because you make it the way you want. They charge you by the ounce. Perfect for Summer!
Price
$ 3.20! For all that fruit? I was so impressed with the patio, my hostess and the fruit that I actually left a tip. I never leave tips at places like this. I dropped 2 bucks in the tip bowl on a meal I paid 3.20 for. That is a first!
Location
I happened to be in the area. However, it took me a whopping 5 minutes to get on the 22 from here driving up Brookhurst at 8PM. I would suggest this place as a change to any coffee shop if you are driving by on the 22.
Hours
10AM To Midnight!
Overall this place was a real treat and surprise for me. I did not expect it. This is a healthy way to do things and relax. Forget your traditional places of studying, working or Unilocaling. Take a breather and do it here. Coffee shops and bakeries are nice. This place is nice, too. Make sure your laptop battery is charged. I did not see any outdoor outlets.
Another Keeper for me!

I love LOVE Yogurt Passion, I could half a pound of it every day if I let myself. they have an amazing selection of flavors (8 – 10, which you can mix any way you like as it is self-​serv) and all the usual toppings (Oreo cookies, gummi bears, cereal, etc) plus fresh fruit toppings too! I think they even have at least 1 – 2 of those sour flavors of yogurt, which I really don’t like but some people do. We went to one yogurt place next to Boiling Crap and it was all that sour inedible pinkberry crap! We left and came here instead. Much much better…
I only hate their rotating tables, which ensures the minute you touch it, it’s going to spin away from you. I get it, it’s supposed to be a lazy susan. it’s OK we can pass our yogurt around if we want to try each others, really! can’t their chairs spin instead? LOL
The only worry here is if I’m going to spend too much on yogurt or eat too much of it, because it’s very easy to fill the cup to the top (or higher) which is going to set you back about $ 5 – 6. but I’ve come to know exactly how much to put and it usually ends up being $ 4 or slightly less, and I’m perfectly satisfied. Very delicioso.
Anyway, as far as the yogurt and toppings go — as that little guy Mickey said on Seinfeld… «the best Jerry, the best!!»
@Anthony V. I guess the asian people running it were MIA that night! I’ve only seen Viet people manning this store, but they’re generally pretty friendly.