YoArt Frozen Yogurt Boutique

Very expensive but so, so very delicious. I was floored by all the topping options here! Their almond flavored froyo was the perfect mix of refreshing and indulgent. I topped it with some chocolate covered espresso beans, strawberries, and Nutella. Even though I put the smallest amount of yogurt possible with just one squirt from the machine (and was pretty light on the toppings), it came to $ 5. Don’t come here if you’re feeling cheap (so me, most of the time). But if you want to splurge for a top notch treat, don’t hesitate!

can get noisy and crowded. okay samples. okay flavor ranges. passive and non-​responsive service.

YoArt is a delightful froyo shop nestled within the Todd English Food Hall. With so many other delicious treat options here, would seem to be something that you would overlook, but don’t skip this place!
YoArt offers a good selection of frozen yogurt flavors, all which are delicious and have a nice, smooth consistency-​probably some of the best I’ve had. The Nutella flavor is a must have!
Then comes a vast array of toppings… I was overwhelmed by the choices and wanted everything! They had your classic toppings (cookie dough, candies, nuts, etc) and they even had some exotic toppings such as fig jam-there’s something for everyone.
Now, this place is a bit more expensive then your standard froyo joint, but not by a hefty amount… but for the high-​quality yogurt and so many toppings, I feel that it was worth the little extra $$!

Been coming here for a post lunch walk/​treat! I love the non fat options — especially the strawberry, pistachio and cappuccino flavors. YoArt has the best toppings option in the city — so many gourmet options !!

I love this place for froyo. I come here all the time with my friends for a break from work. The flavors are really good — i love the nutella, toasted almond and graham cracker but seriously they’re all awesome. They have every kind of topping you could want — a full section of sauces and syrups, a wall of chocolate items and cereals, a wall of mms and candies, and a bar with all the fruits and other stuff you could think of. Its basically like a candy store meets a froyo shop. It is a bit pricey though so beware of amount in your cup! they have a divider for your cup which is cool so you can create two totally separate things in one cup!

Ya this place has good froyo and a lot of new toppings that I haven’t seen. Unfortunately the price and staff puts it down a couple stars. I asked for a sample cup. The one staff member told me I wasn’t allowed to get a sample myself and she couldn’t do it because she was the only one there and couldn’t leave the till. Total crap. Every froyo place lets you have samples. Also, just as others have said. It’s expensive. The most expensive yogurt I’ve ever had, and honestly not worth it. Pass this one and find yourself a 16 handles!!!

BEST FROZON YOGURT PLACE ! Seriously ! I had it maybe 5 times a week when I was there for few months. I love it ! My mix was: cookie&cream/nutella + hot caramel + granola + chopped oreos and kit kat. I am dying for one
You have a LOT of toppings ! you can definitely create your masterpiece :)

UPDATE: The owner messaged me about my review and offered to look into the problem with the pricing. I really appreciated this, but then the owner never got back to me. I messaged the owner to ask about the issue but never received a reply.

It’s frozen yogurt — what’s not to love! But there were options I had never seen before (eg: Nutella) and a huge selection of toppings. A little on the pricey side but I managed to use a 20% off coupon from Unilocal!#delicious

Nice selection of toppings, but overpriced, and very strangely at that: $ 0.59/oz for froyo — UNLESS you want froyo with toppings, in which case it’s $ 0.79/oz. (Thanks for the heads up, Unilocalers!) But I redeemed my $ 2 LevelUp credit, plus a 20% off Unilocal Check-​In Offer, so it wasn’t so bad.
–Cookies ‘n Cream froyo: OK.
–Praline froyo: Better.
–Toasted Almond froyo: Good.
They also offer cute little cardboard dividers so you can separate two flavors in your cup.

Forgot about the 20% off Unilocal checkin special for extra 20% off at this Plaza Food Hall spot (AKA Frannie’s) and was almost overcharged for the separate per-​toppings rate (see photo for details), but a $ 2 LevelUp credit still helped with the tasty mix of cookies&cream, nutella, and praline in a cup. Caramel corn & chocolate samples (ask the staffer) were mediocre.
Transaction Amount $ 3.44
Credit Applied — $ 2.00
Total Spent $ 1.44
Transaction Amount $ 2.54
(credit not applied due to bug)
Total Spent $ 2.54
Transaction Amount $ 6.29
Total Rewards — $ 5.00
$ 5 Birthday Gift — $ 5.00
Total Balance $ 1.29

Can get pricey…
The thing about this place that I like is their toppings «bar» if you can even call it a toppings bar. Their frozen yogurt flavors… don’t the best options. I normally go for the Euro tart and some sorbet flavors… they only had 1 sorbet flavors. The other flavors were good… but I mean. they only have 8 – 10 to choose from.
Their toppings bar is where it’s at… they have a WALL filling with cereals, chocolates, candies… and the actual bar place has fruit, cookies… and then off to the corner, there’s whipped cream, sauces and more toppings. It’s insanely awesome and they’re on point.
Now if only I could combine the 16 handles flavors with their toppings bar, I’d be set…
I’d probably go back again.

Expensive, but delicious and at a very convenient location across the street from my office.
You won’t be able to find a stack of sample cups compared to other froyo places you have been to. Probably because of the amount of tourists that will pop in. But the employees will be glad to serve you samples of whichever ones you want to taste.
Abundance of toppings you can choose from. My favorites are the mini coconut cups and the mini gummy bears. Mmm
The best is that they have a separator for your cup if you get different flavors that you don’t want to mix.
Pricier than other froyo places, but you get 10% off if you check-​in on Unilocal

The clerk here was a total sweetheart. I came here with a voucher for $ 5 & she let me try flavors, told me I could get a treat worth $ 5 & was very helpful. I got a vanilla base (it tasted better than the chocolate, especially since it did not have the weird aftertaste) with some chocolate sprinkles and Kit Kat pieces that really hit the spot. They charge you by weight for your treat but this did remind me of this old yogurt shop in the mall I worked at in high school where I sometimes got vanilla yogurt with chocolate sprinkles. It made my night. It’s in the food court but there was a lady who directed me right to this place so not too hard to get to.

Pricey But Tasty
This is an upscale yogurt spot and although they charge 2 to 3 times more than your average yogurt spot, they do use better ingredients that you can really taste.
I tried a few of the flavors and they were all good, sorry don’t recall the specifics but one was chocolate.
The staff is nice but you can tell they are not big fans for multiple samples or samples at all.

The food hall at the Plaza is a dessert /​sweet lovers paradise, but nothing could tempt me away from getting some frozen yogurt.
I really like being able to pick my own so the self serve machines were ideal to get a taste of various flavours. I tried a combination of chocolate, natural tart and birthday cake frozen yogurts then set to work on the best part … the toppings!
With so many to choose from its hard to know where to start, but I loaded up on some fruit, followed by cookie dough chunks, granola, mini caramel turtles drizzled with some caramel and chocolate sauce. I particularly liked the tub dividers which saved all the flavours from mingling together and the whole thing was really pretty tasty.
Downsides it is really expensive. I didn’t have a particularly large tub, but it set me back $ 8, and unfortunately there’s no where to sit in the food hall so I wandered outside to sit on the wall and enjoy the sun (which was okay on a nice Octobers day but might not be in mid-​Winter).
However for a frozen yogurt lover on holiday like me, this place is a treat!

My lord. 59 cents an oz for frozen yogurt without any toppings?! It’s ridiculously priced– BUT it’s good to come here for a treat once in a while. The froyo tasted top quality. I got a thin mint flavor as well as the strawberry and they both were out of this world good. Strawberry tends to always taste artificial but at YoArt, it tasted like like a strawberry milkshake flavor. Pretty yummy! Would I be back? Heck Yeah. You’re paying for quality more than anything else and the frozen yogurt is totally worth it.

Walking into this open space may be intimidating. So many toppings. So many dispensers. My head was spinning and I was über confused. Asian girl tried to explain to me how this place works. She said something about the different flavors, something something gelato, toppings, something something dividers. I don’t care. I headed straight to the dispensers and got myself 4 different flavors, no toppings.
In order of preference:
1) Sea salt caramel
2) Ghirardelli chocolate
3) Thin mints
4) Nutella
It came out to about $ 5+, but with my Unilocal check-​in, I got a discount. The cashier was so nice. I love her. I love frozen yogurt.

Pricey, super tasty yogurt without the artificial aftertaste of many other frozen yogurts. i came on Groupon, loaded up, and realized later how heavy the thing was. Thank gosh for Groupon, because if you load the cup it is easily $ 15. I tried the original, chocolate, blackberry and I think cappuccino. I was in a pull the lever frenzy. The mochi toppings were delish, as were the little brownie chunks. I noticed a Unilocaler said with toppings, it is priced differently, I didn’t notice that. i thought it was all priced at .72 an oz, which would make it one of the higher priced frozen yogurts.
Coupon holders… YoArt is underground so you might not get 3G or internet. Stand by the escalator and run back with your voucher. or else print it before you go.

This is a great new self serve frozen yogurt shop in The Plaza Food Hall. The taste of the yogurt is excellent and they boast an offering of over 90 (!) different toppings. You can also actually just get toppings alone, so this place doubles as a candy shop too.
Like other self-​serve yogurt shops, you pay by the ounce, but this place has an added ridiculous caveat: it is 59 cents per ounce for just yogurt (which is already on the higher end for these types of places) and 79 cents per ounce if you get toppings. Why?!? Ridiculous. This makes it way more expensive than the other similar yogurt places.
But I will still come back — because the variety of toppings is insane (see the photos I added) and the yogurt itself is some of the smoothest and best tasting around. They have everything you could think of from all other self-​serve places, and much much more: pretzel goldfish? toasted coconut? chocolate and vanilla clodhoppers? caramel turtles? every type of candy bar chopped up? You name it, they have it.
The flavors are also pretty unique and all of the ones I tried (pretty much all of the 12 except for the fruity ones) are also great, many of which I have never seen available at any of the several other places I’ve been in the city: Apple Pie, Praline, Milk & Cookies, Vanilla, Ghirardelli Chocolate, Dulce De Leche, and more.
This place is so good it feels like the Seinfeld episode where they all think they’re eating non-​fat yogurt and they all end up getting fat. They have the nutrition facts for all the flavors posted on the wall, so I’ll choose to believe them and keep coming back.
If they got rid of their silly price hike for getting toppings and if they made the free samples self serve instead of administered by an employee so I could help myself to unlimited samples, I would definitely give this place 5 stars. But as it is, it is already definitely one of the best choices for frozen yogurt in the city.