Froyo?

3.5 stars
Convenience is probably the biggest plus about this froyo location since it’s right next to the movie theater, but it’s kind of tucked away in a corridor that makes it easy to miss if you didn’t know it was there.
We had enough time before our movie started to grab a quick snack, so we decided to get some froyo. They had four flavors that day: chocolate, vanilla, orig tart, and wildberry. We went with the wildberry with fresh fruit, mini m&ms, and mochi. I liked the wildberry because it had the right amount of creaminess and wasn’t too watery. You pick a size (s/​m/​l) and flavor, which they dispense, and then you get to choose your own toppings. They charge 35 cents/​oz, which isn’t too bad. They had a good selection of toppings and fruit, and I was glad to see that the fruit looked pretty fresh.
Service was friendly and speedy, and it was clean. It’s a small shop with a seating area of about 5 tables outside of the store. Come by here if you feel like having froyo when you’re catching a movie.

froyo? may be the smallest froyo shop i’ve seen. no seating. only the toppings counter and the standalone froyo machines can be seen. froyo? is directly across from the amc cinemax in the vallco fashion park. there seems to be a lot of shrinkage in shopping area here. the economy?
music: rock & roll
froyo availability:
–vanilla: firm, lite vanilla flavoring.
–chocolate
–original tart
–capuccino: firm, off coffee taste.
pricing: .35 cents@ ounce froyo & toppings. they pour your chosen size of froyo and you self serve the toppings. 24 dry toppings. 10 wet/​fruit toppings. 2 mochi, 2 crumbled cookes.
frodrips:
–taylor froyo machine, plain white cups
–seating in mall aisle.
–friendly service.
–froyo not creamy, closer to icy and cold.

Come grab a healthy and tasty treat for the movies. Favorites are the original tart and mango.
PLUS 20% off with the Passport card. What’s not to love???

Pretty good as a snack before hitting the movie theater. The guy working was super nice and offered up tastings if we wanted. 3.5 stars

This place has pretty decent yogurt, but they run out of flavors quick so sometimes you don’t have a choice of getting the original flavor even if you wait.
They are more or less like every other froyo place but for some reason I remember it being a tad more expensive than the alternatives around such as yogurtland and even tartini down the street or red mango.
The only redeeming portion of my visit was that they had really fresh fruits. Most places have fruits but they’re not really freshly cut or they look rather wilted/​dried/​unappealing. This place is delicious fruit and its always sweet and tantalizing!

Not quite the do-​it-​yourself yogurt like yogurtland. You tell them whether you want small, medium, or large. small is two swirls of yogurt or something. Anyway, they had 4 flavors today: Vanilla, Chocolate, Original Tart and Mango Tart.
I liked them all but decided to get the original tart to keep it simple. It’s more sour than the original tart at yogurt land. They had several toppings to choose from that we DIY. However, none were labeled so some things you have to guess what they are. I stuck to my usual fruit and mochi.
At 35 cents per ounce, it isn’t being very competitive. However, it’s location makes it convenient if you are watching a movie at the AMC in vallco or have a reason to even shop there.
I don’t know why there is a? mark after it’s name. FROYO? It is kind of hidden in a hallway. I would have never known it was there if they didn’t have a small standing banner advertising it by the escalators
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Froyo? The name of the place is what got me laughing. Not sure if it’s asking if I want froyo or is this froyo? I certainly hope what I ate was froyo!
They offered 2 fruit flavors (forgot what they were), vanilla, chocolate, and tart. I decided to get a small vanilla/​chocolate swirl. You pay $.35 per ounce, but you don’t have much of say how much froyo you want since the workers dispense it for you. Then they hand it back to you, so you can add your own toppings. I added chocolate sprinkles, walnuts, almonds, chocolate toffee pieces, oreos, and chocolate chips.
Once I was ready to pay, I was asked if I wanted to guess the price of my froyo. If I guessed correctly, I would get it for free. Since my cup was a little over half full with no fruit and based on previous experiences at other froyo joints, I guessed $ 2.98. It was $ 3.06. Only off by $.08! It was like playing Price is Right!
The froyo itself was good, but nothing mind blowing. I ate it while walking around the mall with my friend. The mall was depressing — vacant spaces, closed stores, and hardly anyone around. The only reason I would come here again is if I have time to kill before a movie and in a froyo mood.

Mochi balls were beyond soft. it felt like i was chewing on pure powder or something. The taste of it was very odd. The granola topping was so crushed up that it was basically powdered granola to be sprinkled over my froyo.
Let me recap: all the toppings didn’t look that appealing to me. it just seemed like everything was crushed to dust.
How come we can self-​serve the toppings? but not the frozen yogurt itself?
I thought that was a bit odd since it was confusing me as to wonder if she was also going to serve my toppings herself for me. Pomegranate tart was bad. I couldn’t finish it. It did not taste like pomegranate. The color was purely pink. like artificial colored pink yogurt. I think it had a weird taste to it like cough medicine.
Bad Location I may say. Near the movie theatre yes. but tucked in a hallway, facing a blank white wall. who would even pick such a place to open up a shop? Definitely not me!

Decent original tart. Better texture than say that of Yogurtland… and pretty good for a small place inside the mall near the movie theaters. Not as creamy as my favorite (Red Mango), but I liked that it wasn’t really icy. I thought it was kinda «chewy» if that makes sense.
I’m somewhat bothered that pricing is done by weight and yet you don’t get to choose how much yogurt you want (by that I mean do-​it-​yourself). I think you get charged for the «size» which seems rather arbitrary PLUS whatever toppings you choose.
I’m with Keiko S. and Lolia S. on this one. Why can’t you just do it yourself when pricing is weighted?
My «small» with quite minimal toppings (mangoes and graham crackers) was $ 3.30 or so. Probably the size of a medium at Red Mango and the amount of 1 topping if that gives you any idea. So not bad, but not great.

I like this froyo shop, mainly because of it’s name — «Froyo.» Though it has proven confusing a few times when I ask people «do you want to get fro yo» (yes, I actually use that term). Sometimes they automatically assume I meant «do you want to get Froyo?»
The yogurt itself is decent. There is a pretty wide array of toppings to choose from. You can’t decide the amount of yogurt yourself though, which is bit of a negative. Otherwise, it hits the spot when you’re feeling like a bit of froyo.

A decent self serve frozen yogurt shop, so they say. It’s more like 50% self serve and pretty darn expensive. The staff fills your cup for you with frozen yogurt. What if you want just 5 ounces or 17 ounces? Toppings are typical and the place is a simple food stand near the AMC theater but if they were no signs, no one would know Froyo even exists. It’s down an empty hall with nothing but bare white walls leading to the yogurt stand. Pretty pricey for a self serve concept. Yogurtland is much cheaper and you get more for your buck. The frozen yogurt tastes alright, nothing special.

Not self-​serve, the people who work in there are basically kids from high school. They have to serve it to you and then they don’t know customer service, when I went, there was music blasting. Maybe it’s more of a teeny bopper joint.
Texture: icy, not very creamy
Flavors: pretty artificial, but if that’s your thing, this is your place — blueberry wasn’t so great. Plain was pretty good
Come here only if you’re in dire need of froyo after the movies — otherwise, I’d go to yogurtland, only about 1 minute away.

I think we’ve been spoiled by places like Tartini, Frozo and Yogurtland that it feels weird, almost improper, when someone else serves the froyo into your cup. This place makes it especially confusing, because:
1) they have you choose the SIZE (small, medium or large) of your yogurt when there’s only ONE size cup, and
2) while they swirl the froyo for you behind the counter, they let you self-​serve the toppings. My immediate thought: «why not just let me take care of the whole thing???»
Anyway, the yogurt is okay. But something unprecedented occured last time I was there, and that is, half way into the cup I GOT BORED eating the plain tart. Next time I’ll make sure to add a lot more toppings.
The selection of toppings isn’t outstanding, and the fruits don’t look or taste so fresh. Plus, I had a really hard time fitting them into the «medium» cup as there was barely any space left. Really, this whole «I serve, you serve» thing isn’t working so well.
Lastly, the location. It’s not the most easily accessible place from the streets, but it’s right next to the movie theatre. I just don’t see myself going to the mall JUST for their yogurt.
With slight modifications here and there, I could see this place doing better. Till then, Tartini remains my most favorite froyo joint in Cupertino.

I am impressed by the quality of the yogurt here.
It’s located in a really weird spot (I think they would get more business if it’s actually in the main walkway area). But I managed to find it with all the signs anyway xD Definitely try their vanilla flavor – it’s amazing! What I didn’t like was that a worker had to fill up your cup for you before you were able to put on the toppings yourself.
The cookie dough topping is really good. and I liked their granola too. Also, the strawberries and mangos were very very sweet =]

Stop #4 of the Great American Yogurt Progressive: I don’t understand why their name is a rhetorical question. I do like the self-​serve toppings bar (mini mochis!) and the decent flavour variety. We tried their plain, peach, and mango — I found the flavours more on the tart and icy side. My friends found the flavouring artificial and I agree with them when they said it had a weird aftertaste. Of the 3 flavours, I liked their mango the best — the peach was too mild. I wish they had given us a bigger cup for more toppings though!
No seating at this joint — if you manage to find a mall bench an Asian family hasn’t already claimed, you can sit and enjoy your frozen treat.

I was in the mood for some dessert after dinner, so I decided to try Froyo. At first sight, I was confused how much was the yogurt and how to order… lol. After staring at the walls for a few seconds, I realized that it cost 35 cents per ounce. =)
Froyo has 4 frozen yogurt flavors which are chocolate, peach, traditional (vanilla), and mango. There sizes are small, medium, and large. I went with a small mango cup, and I was surprised at the generous amount given. I guess it doesn’t really matter, since they weigh the cup at the end.
After getting the yogurt, I noticed at least 30 different toppings to choose from. Some of the toppings are dried cocunut, peanuts, cereal flakes, m&ms, chocolate morsels, and tons of fruits (banana, strawberry, pinapple, kiwi, mango, blueberry, orange, etc).
I was a bit overwhelmed with the wide selection of toppings. I decided to go with nuts, chocolate morsels, strawberries, pineapples, and mangos. After filling my cup with toppings, it was time to weight it. My cup of frozen yogurt was less than 4 bucks!
I was definitely excited to dig into my dessert. The mango frozen yougurt was really delicious, and it tasted great with nuts and fruit!
I can’t wait to go back to Froyo to try out other selections and toppings. I think its great that its near AMC Cupertino, too.

Ugggh. Took forever driving around to find this place until I saw their sign hanging. Inconvenient to get in/​out of this place since it’s located inside the mall.
Yogurt is good, but a bit creamy for me. I like Yogurtland better. The girl was nice and let me get half of a «small» instead of a small and then put on my own toppings. Prices are decent, but Yogurtland is still cheaper.
Don’t plan on coming back anytime soon since there are so many better choices now in the bay…

As a frozen yogurt connoisseur, I am quite picky about how my yogurt tastes. Froyo? is pretty good for a very good price. I would probably go here every day (especially in the summer!) if I could. I liked how there is a huge variety of toppings to add on.
I went there for the first time today and got pomegranate flavored yogurt with a ton of different fruit toppings. The pomegranate flavor was a bit too sour for me, but nonetheless, still delicious! Self-​serve is awesome since I can put a lot of mochi balls. Yum! (The place I usually go to isn’t self-​serve and never give me enough of those…)
I’m glad they added the yogurt shack here to liven up Vallco. I can’t wait to come back!

Went here on opening day. It was relatively busy for being inside Vallco, and they definitely picked a good location right by the theater. The store had some goods and bads:
Good:
–The consistency of the yogurt even on the first day, and it wasn’t icy like some places
–Fresh ingredients (including those yummy mochi balls that weren’t too powdery)
–Friendly/​smiling serving staff
–The green tea flavor was really good, didn’t get the powdery taste you get at a lot of other places
Bad:
–Wasn’t sure how to tell them how much yogurt to give me since it wasn’t self serve (I guess now they’ve implemented some type of small/​med/​large size)
–The original tart was a tad too tart for me. And when I requested half tart, half green tea, it came out as a swirl… I think I would have preferred them separate
–Wish they had more flavors, but I think that’s also harder to maintain

Valco has been revived…
To think that it all started with the AMC and now a FROYO to boot! I see your master plan valco, I see…
I have yet to see the same from Sunnyvale… either way…
Between 3.5 and 4.
Mango tart… woo hoo!!! I love mango’s…can you tell? What’s better than a healthy mango tart frozen yogurt with kiwi, strawberries, and mochi… YUMM! Froyo boasts 4 flavors-​bluberry, mango, original tart, and… I can’t recall the fourth… I was so excited. Not as many toppings as it’s competitors, but I love that the mango was sliced thin!
With regards to the creamy vs. icy debate-​this is icy.
Either way at $ 4 something, it seemed cheaper than other places. Only $.35cents an ounce!
Only downer (s) for a shorty like me-​the toppings are located on this bar under a glass, and it makes it super hard to reach the kiwi! Oh no. I gasped… but I reached as if it were for gold… They are going to need to fix that…
Second downer-​no chairs, except that purple sofa and 2 sad benches in the mall. They are going to need to fix that as well.
Cutting them some slack since it just opened.
Pictures loaded… and you can see what I mean about reaching the very back toppings. .
NOTE: THEY DON’T USE STYROFOAM… SO THAT IS A HUGE PLUS!!!
Finally-​dessert after the movies… OH YAH!