Yogurtland

First time trying Yogurtland, and I must say the real coconut and strawberry shortcake pop flavors tastes really good! Nothing tastes excessively sweet and it is mostly self serve with the addition of providing samples. What sets this chain apart from the others IMO is that you can ask for a froyo pop. The price is provided per ounce. Lots of toppings and more.

I’ve become so much of a frozen yogurt snob that I will only eat at Yogurtland now. I don’t even get froyo cravings anymore; I get Yogurtland cravings.
This location is inside of the Memorial City Mall opposite the food court. Flavors rotate depending on the time of year, but they keep their classics such as the plain, dutch chocolate, cheesecake, and strawberry year-​round. The yogurts taste (almost) as creamy as real ice cream except with half the calories so you get to make up for that by adding mounds of chocolate-​y, crunchy toppings.
I have been here a time or two when the cookie toppings tasted stale, but I love them just that much to overlook those few times.

Very small selection of flavors and toppings. Texture needs work my FRO YO was soup within 5 min.
I’m a die hard Yogurtland freak and this one needs help.
Good side the employees were super friendly and professional it’s just the texture I can’t take.
Manager if you read this please call your Austin location and get the temperature they put their machines on its perfection!

This is my go to froyo place when I’m working at Memorial City mall. Def love their selections but would prefer more flavors like Red Mango.
My fave is the New York cheesecake with some kiwi and mochi.

The guy was really friendly. I just went in to scan the qr code but I just had to get a cup!

Great yogurt. They have an internation flavors event going on, so I got to try Crème Brulee yogurt. Yummy!

I have a froyo obsession mostly because of the fact most places you can add on as many different toppings as you want! Thank god there’s finally a froyo place INSIDE the mall! It’s also the cheapest self serve froyo place in a 5 mile radius so that’s a plus too.
This place has a typical froyo set up with the self serve stations with about 12ish different flavors. Then the toppings stations with fruit and candy next to it etc. They used to have fresh fruit, but on my most recent trip, there was canned fruit. The flavors aren’t as rich as other froyo places, but it’s acceptable especially since I dump a bunch of candy, cookie dough, and brownie bites on my froyo!
So if you’re in the mall and craving froyo hit this place up!

Not nearly as good as the Westheimer location; this location does not get in all of the seasonal flavors but nonetheless, yogurtland has delicious yogurt wherever you go and the lowest price per ounce of any of the yogurt places that I have seen in Houston. No happy hour or rewards card though.

Definitely one of my fave fro yo joints. They usually serve about 12 different flavors if my memory serves me right. I like how you can pick and choose whichever flavors you want. Don’t be afraid to ask for sample cups if you’re not familiar with their yogurt flavors.
If you like your fro yo sweet, definitely swing for their red velvet or chocolate mocha. If you like yours tart, go for their strawberry lemonade sorbet or blood orange torte. Goodness, my mouth is salivating just thinking about the tart flavors!
Be sure to go crazy with the toppings bar. There’s so much to choose from: fresh cut fruits to granola to cut up candy bars. Be sure to try out their cubed mochi! The texture of the mochi against the yogurt is perfection. I personally like crunchy textures, so their chocolate fruity pebbles are absolutely essential for me. My yogurt is just not the same without those crunchy suckers.
In general, the price per ounce at yogurtland is pretty good. It may even be the cheapest compared to other frozen yogurt joints.
If you’re big on Sanrio characters, then you’ll love their custom designed biodegradable spoons. I’m sure if you have kids, they’ll love to collect these!

I love me some froyo. Pretty standard little place with a great selection of flavors.
The topping selection is nice, too. Plenty of fresh fruit, candy, and other bits of sweet deliciousness. I’ve become accustomed to putting cheesecake bits in my yogurt.
Pricing is pretty good. Not super expensive, but not the cheapest around. I do love the cute spoons they give you. There are little designs on the spoons with different animated characters. And the spoons claim to be biodegradable, which is a plus if true.
They also have a water dispenser that they put strawberries. I really like the touch of flavor it adds.

Yogurtland is my favorite frozen yogurt place in Houston. I love the yogurt chips as a topping. So delicious! My last visit I got to try the new salted caramel pecan flavor and it was simply devine. I love the convienece of this location being right in the mall. It reminds me of being a kid school shopping with my Mom and begging for frozen yogurt.

I think this is the first yogurt shop where I actually enjoyed my choice of flavors or maybe because I usually get the flavors my husband likes (the fruity tarty ones). But this time I had my very own cup! The almond mocha was chocolate heaven, lychee flavor was «oooh I like,» but my favorite was the pistachio! Kiddos loved the birthday cake.

I thought this place was going to be great but when i arrived… i couldnt have been anymore wrong.
The place was infested with kids that have no manners. There were a few girls digging their dirty little hands into the candy and chocolate as if it was a buffet. I wanted a free sample but there was no workers in sight.
I went in front of the cash register to check them out in the kitchen. Took them 5 minutes to notice me and they decided to ignore me further. Does it really take two people to open up a bag?
Anyway… for your health, i advise you to not eat here. I feel bad for those who had to eat all the germs those little girls planted in the candy.

.39/​ounce.
Really good frozen yogurt, love the original tart flavor as well as the toasted coconut.
It’s always clean inside the store whenever I go and their topping bins are always full! I love topping mine off with sliced almonds, mochi, and some shredded coconut.
Love coming here after shopping at Forever21 and I enjoy the seating right outside the store in between Helzberg Diamonds and Abercrombie. Spoons are also really cute, pink and green!

yum

So apparently each Yougurtland’s owner gets to choose which flavors they’ll debut next — aside from the seasonal ones, I’m always a fan of Toasted Coconut, Mango, and Plain yogurt. Sadly, they haven’t offered Peanut Butter in the months that I’ve been coming to it.
Per ounce, this place is probably cheaper than the other ice cream/​TCBY places in the mall. I always satisfy my sweet tooth for less than $ 2.
Like the others, there are sample cups available at the front and you can take your pick on who you’re sitting next to: There’s extended seating outside the store in the plush couches and tables/​chairs which tends to catch the overflow crowd from the food court or the older gentlemen taking naps while their significant others shops.

Yogurtland stole my heart. Period.
Memorial Mall establishing a Yogurtland is probably the best investment they’ve made. This switched my go-​to mall from the Galleria to Memorial. That and Forever 21. c:

Great selection of frozen yogurt and toppings to choose from.
You select how much frozen yogurt you want, you put on as many or as little toppings and the cashier rings you up based on the weight of your cup.

I go to Memorial City Mall a lot. Partially it’s due to my close proximity to the mall and also because I work in the area. I go there to eat at the food court, or just to shop. Whatever.
So one day, when I was walking around the mall, I saw a brand new Yogurtland had just opened up at the mall!!! Woohoo! About damn time, I thought! This yogurtland offers the same great flavors with the same low pricing that the other locations offer, so I don’t have to write anything about that. However, what makes this location different from the other ones is the fact that it is located inside a mall. So it does have different hours. While the other locations close at either 11 pm or midnight, this particular location closes when the mall closes. So for you, that’s 9 pm Monday through Saturday and 6 pm on Sunday. Also, this location doesn’t have tables inside the store. It only has one long bench inside the store with additional seating are with tables and chairs outside.
The yogurtland is located right next to Helzberg jeweler, on the opposite side of the food court if you’re trying to find it.