Frutiland

Place pretty small with two big tables. Got the mango with the special red candy syrup. Awesome. Love it. Will come back for more

Tried there elote? Corn with mayo and cheese and i think it was great! Although the corn wasn’t a sweet corn. I think i would’ve liked it better if it was a sweet corn. Tried their ice cream too and i loved it. Similar to the one in San Jose. I have a go to place now when in Fremont. Will try their mangonada next time.

My best friend was craving mangonadas, and we were not down for the expensive ones at Great Mall, so we came here! We both got mediums, which were $ 5 each. It wasn’t busy when we went so it was perfect!
The mangoes on top were not fully ripe, but they were still good! And the sorbet at the bottom was perfect. Come here if you’re craving!

Pleasant place. Great mexican classic options. Tried the strawberry bionico and agua de café. They were sooo good.
The shorter girl made a face when I asked for another agua like I was crazy for doing it. Ew– take that attitude back down a notch trick.
I had great company with me and had a very nice time. Nothing fancy but I will definitely come back to try their mangonada. Prices are on point.
They have nieves de garrafa (icecream made from scratch) too! I hope this place makes it and stays.

It was my first time trying Mangonada and Elote. I have to say I liked the Mangonada, but not the Elote. Got a medium Mangonada for $ 5 and Elote for $ 3. They have other stuff like chicarones and ice cream/​sorbets.

The owner Pedro would not stop giving us free samples. I had made up my mind about 3 times, then he gave me yet another delicious treat that was my new favorite flavor of all time. We couldn’t stop smiling!
The mangonada was amazing. The iced coffee was great. The coconut ice cream and lemon sorbet were delicious. Their horchata was the best I’ve ever had. Their other drinks were really good, but I just didn’t have space to order any more.
If I lived in this city, I’d be back here every weekend.

You know bruh… I like this hot spot but like it was kinda of a slow process. Feel me? There was this other customer walking back and forth and I was like confused like tf, is this your house boo? So I ain’t really messin with that. But like I ain’t really like the mangonada, it ight. Everythin looked pretty clean bruh. But like I get it, the mangonada is a hype that I ain’t really feelin, feel m3? It’s coo bruh, like the lady was nice too. Feel me? Or nah?
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This is my go to place for mangonadas! I love having one on my walks around Lake Elizabeth. They come in two sizes. First, a spicy powder reminiscent of Lucas is added to the empty cup followed by mango sorbet, and chopped up mangoes. Finally, a sour sauce and a tamarind stick are added.
There is patio seating inside and outside. It’s directly next to Kumon and positioned so that it is hard to see from the street. One day I’ll try to order something other than the mangonadas, maybe elotes or chicharones.

–Mangonada with Strawberries: ⁵⁄₅
–Fruits & Crème: ³⁄₅
–Eloté (corn) in a cup: ⁵⁄₅
Very satisfied!!! Will definitely be coming back for more and in larger sizes next time!!!

I never would of imagined ever stepping into a place called Frutiland, but there I was one hot day, giddy as a little school boy staring in their cold case. This place is extremely low key, hardly any seating nor décor. But the people that run it are legit. What they put out brings back memories of trips to Mexico, grazing in the hot streets indulging in tropical sweet fruits sprinkled with lime and red chiles or aqua frescas.
The idea of something spicy and salty on something sweet used to be so foreign to me. Now that I’ve tried it, it is something I swoon for. The Mangonada is so where it is at! Mango sorbet on the bottom of a cup. A spicy, tart tamarind syrup is drizzled on. Generous ripe mango chunks then top that. Then a thick straw wrapped with edible tamarind fruit leather goes in. Straight trip to the Hispanic tropics!
The aqua frescas are pretty legit too. All homemade, coffee, strawberry and soursop (tropical fruit reminiscent of pineapple) are all so good. I used to love the street vendors and their large glass jugs full of this stuff. This is the same stuff, just minus the bees and flies from the tropical swelter.
And their Horchata is house made and is the smoothest I’ve ever had. There will be no grit from any powder I promise. I get tacos from one of the neighboring trucks and get my drinks here. #datshowiroll

I’m always craving elote con crema, I don’t know why but I do and it’s very hard to find places around that sell this. So when I found this place I was super excited.
It’s a cute place with minimal seating, nice pictures of what items they serve and a television for the customers entertainment. The menu isn’t too extensive but it suits the place. They sell ice cream, mangonada along with other treats but I came for the elote. They sell the elote in both small and large. Small size is $ 3.00 and large is $ 6.00 and they are served in wide plastic cups with lids.
You can get it with crema or mayo with cheese and chilé, I got mine with just mayo and cheese and it was sooooo good. This was one of the best I’ve had. Since it’s close by I’m sure I’ll be here very often.

Finally tried a Mangonada for my first time!
I went with a group of friends after playing football and basketball out in the sun all day. My friend Lincy H. suggested it and I was already hooked when she mentioned corn and mangonada’s! The place was somewhat tricky to find since the sign is blocked until you enter the plaza, but not too bad. Their menu is in either spanish or in english. They were nice enough to give us samples of the mangonada! I ordered the small mangonada and corn on a cob. There’s also an option to order the corn in a cup.
The corn was definitely delicious! It was like it had the right balance of mayo, cheese, and chili. Halfway through eating it, I was pretty sad I was almost done lol. After finishing it I wanted more! It was that good. The mangonada reminded me of the lucas candy I used to buy from the ice cream man growing up. The mangoes were sour but eating it with the tamarind candy on the straw made the combination taste amazing. At the bottom lies the mango sorbet which tasted good as well.
Overall this place was great! The food tasted good, service was nice, and the place had room for indoor seating. The food seemed a little bit pricier than other places that sell corn like farmers markets or carts in my opinion, but I still loved it!

I hate how all the awesome food places are so far away from San Jose. Anyway, not the point
This place is amazing. The ladies working there were extremely nice and made me feel so welcomed. I had a fruit cup with strawberries, mangos, and hichima (is that how you spell it) and even though it was so simple, it tasted amazing. They even let me sample this agua fresca with a fruit I never even knew existed. I think it was called mamey? Whatever it was, it was amazing. They give you fat ass samples too. None of that skimpy sht.
Even though this place is really far, I’ll definitely come back!

Five stars because they sell perfect portions for a snack (only 3 bucks) and bigger sizes for your piggish hungry hungry hippo bf (just 5 bucks). I ordered a mangonada with strawberries on it (got the idea from a fellow Unilocaler’s picture, thx Unilocal!) and we also got an elote. It was my first time trying this corn/​sour cream/​lime juice/​pepper stuff concoction and it was DELICIOUS. I’m glad they gave me a spoon because I was slurping up all the sour cream/​lime/​pepper juice after the corn was gone (only God can judge me). The best part is, on Thursdays it’s BUY ONE GET ONE FREE ELOTE so you best believe that I will be there after I get my 3 chicken soft tacos for $ 2.60 at Del Taco!
The managers (2 dudes. I don’t know if they owned the place?) were very apologetic for the wait as it was Labor Day and their staff didn’t come in until later. The best part was that they apologized with some chicharon and coffee/​horchata/​strawberry drank samples :) that was way nice of them. Also, their credit card machine was down but instead of being dicks and saying we couldn’t eat without paying (I don’t know what evil people would say that, though) they let us eat our food and my bf drove off to the bank to get some cash when we were done.
I love how I can have a nutritious meal without it seeming healthy – we got my fruits with the mango and strawberries in the mangonada, the veggies with the corn, and the hot sauce makes me poop. Woo hoo Beyonce body here I come!
Great snacks/​desserts and great service PLUS great prices, and very unique to Fremont – no longer will I have to suffer the drive to hayward for mangonadas. I hope they expand their menu because I’m liking what I’m tasting so far!

Mexican street cart food without actually having to track down the cart!
Frutiland is in a plaza where my dentist used to be. Glad my dentist moved because I’d inevitably stop at Frutiland which would be counterproductive! Although the shop is in an older plaza, the shop is well kept and clean. The owners offered samples that I may not have otherwise tried. My friends and I went with a small for everything and that was a perfect size for me. I’ve tried:
— Elote: You have the option to have the corn in a cup! No need to bite off the cob and get corn stuck in your teeth. You can choose sour cream or mayo and Tajin or spices with more of a kick. I went with mayo and a little of Tajin and spice. Tasty with the perfect kick!
— Mangonada: The mango sorbet was refreshing but the chamoy/​tamarind was little overwhelming to me.
— Takilocos: Tasty but too spicy/​tangy for me after awhile.
— Horchata with strawberry agua fresca: Refreshing sample but not sure if I could drink a whole cup as it was pretty sweet.
I would definitely come back for the elote. I liked was how friendly the staff was and how willing they were to explain the menu. Prices are reasonable as well. They have changing specials so check them out. 3.5 stars, but the service is great so I’ll round up!

Woot — finally tried a mangonada! Been seeing pictures of this all over Instagram and though I’m not a HUGE fan of mangos, I decided I wanted to try it.
My boyfriend and I each got a grande size and man was it a lot. Mango sorbet, mango chunks, and tamarind sauce. I wasn’t expecting too much but MAN is that a burst of flavor. Like other reviewers said, it can be a bit overwhelming if you’re not into sour things. The tamarind is extremely sour and if you get a bite with a whole of it and little mango? Might throw ya off. BUT it’s good.
If you don’t have a big appetite, get the small size. They pack both cups, so I truly believe you’ll be fine with a small!
Overall, really liked this place! I’d definitely go back to get the mangonada again OR try some of their savory items.

MANGONADA is… mango sherbet, topped with fresh mangoes, drizzled with tamarind sauce, topped with a tamarind straw/​stick. If you like sweet and sour, especially sour, then you will like this.
After you are done with the mangoes and most of the sherbet, the bottom can be overwhelming with all the sauce that’s leftover. You do have the option of abstaining from the sauce and drizzling it on yourself (there are bottles available).
Aside from different types of –nadas, for lack of a better term, there are other Mexican street food goodies. Things like elote and Takis/​Dorito-​locos (nachos made with those respective chips). I’ll have to come back for those.
On Fridays and Saturdays, they close at 9pm but the blinds were already shut at around 8:45pm. You can still go in but I think the employees want to be out of there by 9:05pm at the latest.

I’m so glad they opened a place in Fremont that serves all of this deliciousness! I don’t have to venture to ESSJ to have these treats.
I just had my first Mangonada and it was AMAZING. So refreshing, especially on a hot summer day.
They have much more Mexican treats that I will be going back to try. If you haven’t been here yet, GO!

I drove an hour to come to this place. Called ahead to make sure they were open, because I would be devastated if I drove all the way there and they were closed.
I never noticed that the place was called frutiland. Been pronouncing fruit-​I-​land. This place is hidden in the corner. We made it there safe and sound, and there was no one! Arrived, lady greeted us right away and asked what we wanted. I ordered the managonada and my bf just got a waffle ice cream cone. The mangos were hard, just the way I like. The mango sorbet with the Lucas was incredible. Tasted just like a Mexican mango lollipop. I probably ate more of that than the real mangos.
I tried ordering corn because I saw all the reviews. But they didn’t have it because it’s out of season. I was so disappointed but I understood. I love Mexican corn! I try all the time to stop those Mexican Street carts.

I so wanted to try a mangonada. So I searched it up on Unilocal and Frutiland popped up!
Brought my friend here since she’d never heard of mangonadas before. I’m a big fan of mangos (and other fruit) with the chile spices, lime juice, etc. (Whatever they put in there to make it so darn good!) I got a large mangonada ($ 5), and my friend got the small fruit & yogurt parfait ($ 3). In hindsight, I should’ve gotten a small too! But my eyes are always bigger than my stomach):
The parfait was pretty bomb! I’m pretty picky about the dairy products that I eat, but their parfait was so good! I THINK it had some berries, apples, nuts (pecans?), and granola. The mangonada comes with mango, mango sorbet, chili powder, etc. I liked it, but I think it could’ve been just a little better. Maybe the spice or sauce or something they used was a little different than I’m used to? Also, my mangos were a little hard. But that might just be because it’s not seasonal right now or something. Still a good treat though!
It was a bit hard to find at first, just because the store sign isn’t exactly facing out to the street. But there’s a parking lot with plenty of parking. I think I’d come back and try some of their other treats!