Swirl Art

If you are looking for light and healthy dessert after a heavy hearty meal, then Swirl Art is the place to go. It is a self-​serve frozen yoghurt chain, where you dispense your own yoghurt into a cup and choose your own toppings from a whole assortment provided. Thereafter, you weigh your cup and pay accordingly ($ 0.30/10g) and get to enjoy a whole cup of frozen yummy goodness.
They always have up to 4 flavors available every day, so it is pretty tough deciding which flavor to go for. Fortunately, we are allowed to mix the flavors whichever way we want, so that is what I often do. Though they have unique flavors like Cookies and Cream, Root Beer and Kiwi, my favorites are still Original and Raspberry. Sadly, I usually pick the same few toppings to go with my froyo — nata de coco, gummy bears, mochi balls and fruits (kiwi, strawberries, peaches).
The froyo is smooth and tart and also stays frozen for a good length of time. Fortunately for us, this yummy dessert helps to boost our immunity and is low in fat; more excuse to eat it more often.

In recent years, there has been a rising fad for froyo in Singapore. Froyo basically means frozen yoghurt, which has been touted as a healthier alternative to rich, creamy ice-​cream. Without a doubt, this trend has especially attracted the female population.
Swirl Art is one of the chains of froyo stores that came out from this fad. What is unique about Swirl Art is that you can DIY your froyo. Firstly, you can choose from eight to ten flavours of yoghurt. The yoghurt is smooth and stays frozen for quite a good while. You can also pick and fill up your cup with a huge variety of toppings. It is so easy to get carried away. After mixing and matching your cup of yoghurt, you just bring it to the cashier who will weigh the cup for you and charge you by the weight. While a fun concept, what draws us to Froyo is the quality of the yoghurt.
The attendants at the store are cheerful and helpful and the whole place is decked out in cute colours — it is quite obvious who they are trying to appeal to. I’m sold.