Yoforia Perimeter Mall

Very limited selection. My feelings were hurt the last time I went there because they didn’t have the toppings I wanted

I have to give this place top props! My sister works here!
This is one of the few Yoforia’s left that is not self-​serve. In a way, it makes the experience more personal. I have tried a lot of the flavors, original, pomegranate, raspberry, pumpkin, and the list goes on. I like knowing how much my yogurt will cost as soon as I order it, instead of just hoping that I don’t go over by trying to weigh the cup in my hand pre-​weigh in.
I feel self-​serve yogurt nowadays makes you buy more without really needing to, or even wanting. I like the flavor and consistency of the yogurt at this Yoforia. It’s always creamy and not icy like some other yogurt places. Definitely a place everyone should stop by as you are browsing throughout the mall.

Yummy! Try their pumpkin yogurt. Love their toppings: fresh lychee fruit, blueberries, strawberries.

After hitting almost all the froyo joints in Atlanta, I still think Perimeter Mall’s Yoforia has the best Original flavor. I keep rooting for their Taro but time and time again, whenever I get the Taro sample, it’s always «melty» for some reason.
Not happy about their recent $ 1 increase — now it’s $ 3.49 for a 6oz original which calculates to about $.58/​oz (compared to $.49/​oz at their self-​serve joints). However lucky for them, that won’t stop me from continuing to treat myself to Yoforia whenever I make a trip to Perimeter Mall.
Big update today is the return of their loyalty card — «buy 7 get 1 free». I love businesses that reward loyalty :) They also have a foursquare special — for the 7^th check-​in, get $ 5 off your purchase.

The taste of the froyo here is good but they don’t offer too many flavors or toppings. The price is a little steep too. At $ 3.99/6oz (without toppings), it comes out to be around 66 cents/​oz. I like that this place is located in the mall because shopping and froyo is always a good combo. However, I prefer self-​serve froyo joints.

I am a huge… HUGE… Yoforia fan. But was disappointed with this smaller location.
This location only has 6 flavors at a time. It is not self serve. So you have to depend on their employees to listen to you when you tell them how much yogurt you want.
Unfortunately for me, the employee who served us did not listen to how much we wanted. He gave us both more than we asked for, he was delayed in stopping the flow of yogurt when we asked him to stop.
I like the larger locations better. They have more flavors and they are self serve.
If you want to try Yoforia, this is a good spot, but if you want to get the full experience visit another location.

This Yoforia rivals the Highlands location as my favorite Yoforia (Westside probably comes in third). I know they all use the same formula, but I can’t help but notice that the froyo here at Perimeter Mall is sweeter and slightly creamier than the other Yoforia locations (and most other froyo joints in metro Atlanta for that matter). Now that the Highlands location has converted to self-​serve, I believe this location is the only remaining non-​self-​serve Yoforia in the city. You can find it in the food court of the mall, near the restrooms.
The stall is very small and thus, there are limited toppings. They do stock all the popular ones though, including mochi. The six flavors on the floor the last time I went included original, pomegranate, strawberry, banana, coffee, and dark chocolate. No taro! Very Americanized flavors. I have gotten taro here in the past, so it’s not completely out of the rotation here (I don’t think).
As for sizes and pricing, they offer three different sizes here with up to three toppings. Small is 6 ounces, medium is 10 ounces, and large is 16 ounces. Original flavor is cheaper than the other flavors. The other flavors cost $ 3.50 for a small, $ 4.50 for a medium, and $ 6.50 for a large. You can add up to three toppings (to any size) for an additional $ 1.45.

Ok I’m not into Asian yogurt (even though I’m Korean) since I’m not into the tartness, but I was pleasantly surprised about this one.
FOOD: Of course I didn’t get the regular/​plain yogurt. I got the cookies n’cream yogurt with mochi, crushed Oreos, and granola. Yummy! I guess the flavors from the toppings canceled out the tartness. You do get an abundant of toppings!

Oh gosh Mosh BAby!
Yes i do find myself wondering here at least 3 times a week.
I just get these cravings and cant resist my pomegranate original swirl with mochi, captain crunch, and almonds!!!
It just always makes me soooo happY!
PS. there are impostures popping up everywhere bewarE!

YUM!!!
The original tart is perfect! Tart, icy, and not too sweet!

I was wandering through the mall last Friday, (fruitlessly) looking for a Father’s Day gift for good ol’ Dad. I didn’t find any good gifts, but I did find Yoforia.
I ordered a small pomegranate yogurt, sans toppings. The toppings looked very nice and fresh, but I didn’t want to adulterate the taste of my yogurt with any other flavors. The texture was good, although it didn’t seem much different from that of any other frozen yogurt I’ve had (think TCBY from the last time there was a «yogurt craze» in the United States). The flavor was different from other fro-​yo that I’ve had, tart and not ridiculously sweet.
The price seemed pretty good for what I got, somewhere around 3 or 4 bucks. I look forward to trying more flavors and possibly some toppings next time.

So here’s the thing…
Froyo has been booming all over the west coast, you cant travel 2 miles in any direction with out running into a froyo stand. I went to college in K-​town, and regularly enjoyed a cup of icy, fruity, tasty froyo from many of the nearby by vendors, my favorite being Pinkberry. It was always near on a break between classes and made the long hours totally worth it.
Now that I’m on the right coast I knew I needed a PB replacement, and with the help and company of Zack E. I can now say that I have found my PB replacement. PB, I’m not cheating on you, I swear, I just needed a fix.
The Yoforia stand is tucked away in the Perimeter Mall food court, it’s teeny but efficient, clean and tidy. The atmosphere of the stand is much like its froyo competitors, contemporary logo and colors, swirly modern pendant lamps, brightly colored sample spoons.
Out of the 4 available flavors, plain, blueberry, green tea, and pomegranate, I decided to nab a medium cup of pomegranate (no surprise here I’m sure), with an ample amount of succulent juicy jewel like blackberries and earthy walnuts. All of these flavors combined in my mouth into a flavorgasm or icy delish treats.
The texture was fantastic, sometimes bad froyo has a grainy ice texture that isn’t smooth at all, Yoforia’s froyo boasts a creamy texture with a great mouth feel. The pomegranate was the right mix of sweet and tart, the natural pomegranate flavor really hit the right notes.
The portion was ample, I was actually kind of surprised, with a tall pink swirly icy peak. Sigh, Pinkberry, I think you might have been replaced, at least until I can come back to LA, Yoforia is on point.

ok…
It is not 25 calories. It is 25 calories PER OUNCE. That means a whole size medium which is 12 ounces is about 300 calories if they fill the whole cup. It seems like theyre trying to play the deception card in hooking you on the 25 cals without directing you to the fine print first.
trickery!
Anywho, then there’s the creepy Carlos that works there everyday around lunch time. He’s creepy. And I’m not sure he’s completely with it. He thinks he’s being helpful, but he’s just being a nuisance. Yikes.
As far as the product goes, it’s fairly solid. Solid as in good. But not as in consistency. It’s squishy and slushy. But what more can you ask of of frozen yogurt, really?
Also, their toppings choices is not good enough. They don’t have graham cracker crumbs and their Oreos are waaaaay to big. Crumble those up, pleeaazzzz!
ULTIMATELY, if you want something good, go across teh food court to Haagan Daaz. If you want frozen yogurt with some fruit on top, go for Yoforia!

Froyo has been a huge hit out on the west coast, and I guess it has been making its way down to the South too! Sad to say, however, I don’t think the froyo here is up to par. I got the green tea yogurt with fruit and mochi balls. Something was off about the texture and the flavor doesn’t at all compare to the one from Pinkberry.
I actually ended up going to Chick-​fil-​a next door to get a icedream cone. It cost less than ¼th the price for 10000x the satisfaction.
Many may try to imitate the successful Pinkberry/​Red Mango chains, but Yoforia is an example of few succeeding.

I remember the old Penguin’s frozen yogurt from L.A. That version was heavier and creamier.
Yoforia is vastly more refreshing and delightful! It’s sweet, but not overly. It’s yogurt-​y without being gag-​worthy and overwhelming. It’s light without compromising on flavor or quality. It delights your mouth, cools it down, dances on your tongue and slides to your stomach.
You can choose your toppings from various types of fruit and/​or nuts and candies.
I have tried the Original, Green Tea and Pomegranate. Out of the three, I keep going back to Green Tea. Personally, I don’t mind the texture. Others might. If you do, go for the rest.
I have not tried the Dark Chocolate. I don’t know why since I love dark chocolate!
You have to try it out! Don’t be put off by the location at Perimeter mall. Yea, it’s at a mall. Don’t judge this book by its cover. Try it.
They have a cute website too.

The texture of their yogurt is not as creamy as Pinkberry’s. .. it’s more like if you were at a school cafeteria and they had the frozen yogurt machine that didn’t quite have the creamy white vanilla stuff if ya know what ima sayin’.
The dude behind the counter was very nice about mixing flavors not in the same machine (dark chocolate, original, green tea, pomegranate). The yogurt’s not bad. .. until you mix in stuff that’s not fresh fruit, which they have a large assortment of. It’s when you add the sugary stuff like Fruity Pebbles and Captain Crunch — I don’t get the sugary cereal thing at all — that you may go into sugar shock. Nice touch with the mochi though. .. ..

The Yogurt is pretty good, it comes in 4 flavors: pomegranate, strawberry, green tea, and original. You get 3 toppings of fruits. like fresh strawberry, kiwi, rasberry, blueberry… mango. this list goes on. but no chocolate sprinkles… and it’s really refreshing. The guy serving it was really nice he let me try 3 flavors they had. it’s a bit pricey for ice cream, its like 4.50 i think for the smallest size, but it’s not that small. PLUS they give you alot of fresh fruit. and it’s a healthier alternative to Haagen Daaz which I LOVE…
There’s not an option of chocolate syrup in sight, so you know it’s healthy.

I absolutely love this stuff! I have to say the first few times I saw Yoforia in the food court, I dismissed it solely on the basis that swarms of people weren’t waiting in line (as they were at Dairy Queen. I agree with you Dave. G, it is astonishing that people would chose DQ over Yoforia!)
Finally, I heard from a friend that it was very similar to Pinkberry and decided to give it a try.
Ever since I find myself getting cravings for a cup of delicious Pomegranate. Sooo yummy!

I’ve been intrigued by Pink Berry since those AmEx Plum card commercials started running so finding a local place that is similar was exciting. I went to the location in the Perimeter Mall food court.
After lunch yesterday, I got a sample of the original, but didn’t buy anything. After lunch today I tried a sample of the pomegranate and proceeded to purchase a cup — and i didn’t even think it needed any toppings. Its definitely different than the standard TCBY-​type frozen yogurt as this one tastes like actual yogurt that has been frozen rather than a watered down ice cream. It definitely has a bit of a sour taste to it and 2 co-​workers couldn’t stomach the thought of eating something that tasted a bit like sour milk. I liked the original, but i don’t think i could eat a whole cup (maybe with some toppings I could), but the pomegranate was a nice refreshing mix of sweet and sour tastes — fruity enough to be tasty, but not overwhelming. In addition the guy behind the counter was friendly and informative about the product.
I think tomorrow I may get some with some fruit topping as a lunch replacement.

For the past month I’ve found myself at Perimeter Mall at least 3 times a week. We recently opened a new community nearby and out of habit (and to use their Wi-​Fi) I come here for lunch. After reviewing the mall Lauren S. recommended that I try Yoforia.
I had the pomegranate swirled with original and it was topped with milk chocolate chips, fresh strawberries, and fresh kiwi. Overall I was pleased, but I wouldn’t describe it as frozen yogurt… it has more of an Italian ice taste. Regardless, it was good and it was the perfect thing to snack on while reading the Atlanta Business Chronicle.
Special thanks to David for being so friendly and helpful. I told him a friend recommended that I try them out and he explained a little more about the toppings and also gave me a punch card so I could get a free small w/​3 toppings on my 10^th visit.
WOO HOO!