Tutti Frutti Frozen Yogurt

Although the yogurt flavors deserve a two, I appreciate that the Tutti Frutti franchise ensures no two locations offer the same non-​dessert food variety. This one has funny-​shaped coffee buns and Vietnamese sandwiches! Another one I went to in another state had Chinese-​inspired swirled pastries.
But when you look solely at the yogurt options, none of the flavors stood out. The Birthday cake tasted like Splenda and the Praline flavor wasn’t strong enough for me to know it was Praline without being aware of the description. The tart remains strong as usual so that’s the only guarantee you have here. Thereare more sweet, diabetic toppings than there are healthy options.

My daughter loves bun and yogurt. So we stop here and try out. We ordered the plain roti bun, but the lady give her the wrong one. We also ordered the vegetables EGGROLL and the chicken EGGROLL which is good. Then we saw the Vietnamese bread so I order to try out. After I paid, there is two more customer walking in to order. Then the lady wearing a clear gloves and starting to made my bread and she take the order at the same time. She wear the gloves to collect money and touch my bread at the same time. It’s kind of gross.

Nothing special about this joint. It’s a typical frozen yogurt venue. Does not seem to be as well kept or up to date as other thriving froyo places.
Merp
But they offer 25% off your first check in … So I guess it’s alright after all ;)

I came here because I frequent the Tutti Frutti/​O My Buns in the City of Industry and wanted to take some buns over to my friends in Tahoe. One word to sum up my experience? Disappointed.
Their selection of buns is very limited. They had about 2 dozen buns on display in a mix of coffee, vanilla, and minis. I asked for the box which I think was supposed to be a dozen mini buns, just to find out that an order that «big» had to be ordered ahead of time. I didn’t realize it was going to be an issue since the one I usually go to typically has racks of buns freshly baked, baking, and ready to be baked. The buns they had displayed were a little sad looking, half of them were odd looking – flat, not round…
When I ordered a box of a half dozen regular coffee buns, they took the buns out of the display and put them in an oven to warm them. I found this a little strange, but later found out why. Of course the buns taste better warmed, but when I bit into one I realized it tasted at least a day old. Warming the buns helps mask their age. The taste of the buns were still good, but we could definitely tell they were not fresh.
I also ordered their combo which is $ 5.99 for a sandwich, soda/​milk tea (milk tea limited to #1−3 which I think is thai, jasmine, or black tea), and bun/​egg rolls. I got the grilled pork banh mi and a thai tea and both were good. I think both the sandwich and milk tea were comparable to what you could find elsewhere.
Service was quick and patient (they stood their waiting for me and explained parts of the menu to me without annoyed sighs or rolling their eyes). I liked the food I got in the combo, but wish their coffee buns were fresh. I was wavering between 2 and 3 stars and decided on 3 because the service was quick and polite.

The food sucked. The avocado smoothie was bland and the popcorn chicken was pretty much just batter. The roti bun my boyfriend order was cold by the time they gave it to him and we got ripped off on our coffee. Their system was down supposedly so they wouldn’t let us use our gift cards but the girl did give us 25% off. If I could, I would give this place zero stars for the food but service was decent so I’ll give them a star.

Uhhhh… did I just pay $ 6.19 for my tiny little cup of frozen yogurt??? Yeah, the cashier guy couldn’t believe it either, he had to run the scale/​numbers twice! I had the small cup and only filled it halfway with yogurt and toppings. My friend probably filled her small cup ¹⁄₃ of the way, and her total was still over $ 4.
Limited flavors, pricey, and a poor selection of toppings (the only fruits they had were canned cherries, jackfruit, and longan). The only cool thing was he was very generous with the sample cups. They also have such a random selection of food: Viet sandwiches, boba drinks, and roti buns.
I think I’ll be driving a bit further down Calaveras and going to Yogurtland instead from now on.

Two stars because management needs to not offer Groupon deals if they can’t honor it to customers for what it was advertised for. Never them same when I come in to use the 5 stamps. Either you have to pay extra or you get less than what the groupon deal stated. Sandwich, buns and yogurt is good. Service/​management not so great.

I honestly think this place is confusing. Like what is it? They sell roti buns, banh mi, frozen yogurt, etc. There’s no category to put Tutti Frutti in because they have a bunch of items in one store.
They have very few selection of frozen yogurts here, but I’m so glad they have my favorite flavor: green tea! I was so excited when I saw green tea fro yo here, I’ve never seen it at Yogurtland! They also don’t have a wide range of toppings here. Wasn’t too happy with the selection for the frozen yogurts.
They have a wide range of flavors for roti buns. but honestly, just skip out on them. Honeyberry’s roti bun is so much better than this.

I dropped by here on a whim. They sell banh mi in addition to yogurt. It’s a weird combination for a place called Tutti Frutti. The combo is unique and could’ve been a killer idea, except their sandwich sucks. There goes that idea.
I asked the lady, «Do you have the combo with head cheese?» Don’t ask, I like weird food. This is not an unreasonable request as most banh mi places have it as part of their #1 combo. The lady gave me a blank look. «I don’t know what that is.» «Okay, I said. Just give me the #4, cold cut combo.»
When it came out, I looked at my #4 combo and what do I see? Head cheese. Okay…
As we ate, a guy with a Milpitas cop came in complaining about something or another. Cop asked to speak with the manager, the lady said she’s coming in 15 minutes. The complaining customer sat outside fuming. I overheard something about about a receipt, cash, and something else about credit card with receipt, cash no receipt. Does the IRS know about this? What a fun experience. Too bad I won’t be coming back.

I’m sitting here eating the day old (or more?) roti bun from Tutti Frutti that I JUST purchased. I stopped by here during a break from an exam I was taking at Pearson Vue Testing Center down the road. I should’ve done what I always do and that’s Unilocal before I step foot into this place. Instead, I let my fried brain and hungry stomach lead me here. Being hungry, I ordered 2 plain chocolate chip roti buns and 3 pati chauds (hey, I was hungry and I still had 4 hrs left of my test). The guy said it would take a couple mins since it was warming (not FRESHLY baked) in the oven. While he arranged my order and placed it in a nice to-​go box, he sang along to Rihanna’s «Stay» (that deserves 2 stars).
After I got in the car, I ate 2 of the 3 pati chauds. It was warm but the pork/​chicken filling did not taste very good. As for the roti bun, I pulled one out and was immediately disappointed. I am used to Honeyberry’s round, voluptuous, soft, melt-​in-​your-​mouth roti buns. The Tutti Frutti roti bun stared back at me looking all wrinkly and the large chocolate chips were totally melted. I took a bite and it tasted like stale bread. Eh. I don’t mind day old roti (esp. from Honeyberry) but don’t charge me full price and try to pass it off as it was just baked this morning.
It filled me up for another 4 hrs of test-​taking but I will not be returning.
O’ my bun? More like, «O’ my RUN» as in, run far away from here and don’t look back because you won’t be missing much.

Tutti Frutti here isn’t just froyo. there’s also
–banh mi (3.5)
–milk tea (1.99+)
–smoothies
–shrimp rolls (2.5)
–roli buns (1.99)
–froyo, 12 flavors, self serve. .39cents @ ounce, cheaper during HH 3 – 6, m-​F
–expressos
eats: shrimp spring rolld (2.5)
–lots more veggie fill than other places, ok price
–premade
–courteous service…
frodrips:
–mikey went for the shrimp rolls (2.5) .39/​ounce is too pricey for high frutose froyo.

I just had lunch here. Let me break down what I ordered.
1. Vietnamese sandwich (banh mi) — I ordered the grilled pork, as I usually do at any place that sells banh mi. I was very surprised at the quality here. $ 3.50, but a good $ 3.50. The pork was like the tocino used for Filipino breakfasts. They also got my order right — no cilantro and no onions. They also use tomatoes, which I love.
2. Coffee flavor cream cheese roti bun. BETTER THAN HONEYBERRY. That’s right, I said it. The outside of the bun is baked to a perfect crisp. The inside is super soft. The cream cheese is melted just enough so that it feels like it’s part of the bun, not just randomly stuck inside there.
3. Thai tea w/​pearl (boba) — One of the best I’ve had that wasn’t served at a Thai restaurant. The pearl is hit or miss sometimes here, but today it was just the right texture (more on the soft side). The drink itself is never too sweet.
I WILL BE BACK!
On top of all of this the service is always friendly!

Soy yogurt… Yum! Vietnamese sandwiches for $ 3… Yummy! Friendly service + fresh bakery… Yummiest!
My only feedback:
1) The cream cheese bun needs more cream cheese. It should have oozed of cream as pictured on their sign but instead, there was just a thin and unnoticeable film of cheese spread. The bun was still delicious and left me wanting more.
2) The Combination Vietnamese sandwich should absolutely come pâté. I’ve never been to an authentic Vietnamese sandwich shop that did not offer pâté on the Combination sandwich.

I came here after dinner from Applebee’s and it was such a let down.
Would have been a better idea driving across the street to Mcdonalds for an ice cream cone there…
Their frozen yogurt was either icy or too liquidy. The pomegranate raspberry was blah, strawberry was blah and the strawberry lemonade was probably the best flavor there.
Good thing I asked for taste cups because It was so bad I just walked out and didn’t buy anything.
Rather go to yogurtland or froyo

Tried out Tutti Fruitti Frozen Yogurt on Sat 8÷25÷12 because they had $ 1 Customer Appreciation Day from 2:30 — 4:30pm one day special.
I got there after 2:30pm and the girl gave each one of us a cup. I think it was a small/​medium size cup because I could only put 2 flavors & a bunch of toppings on it. Toppings didn’t stay down very well. I thought the flavors were just average, nothing special.
The have Roti buns $ 1.75 ea, didn’t buy them. They had a deal buy 2 get 1 FREE. Milk tea special was buy 2 get 1 FREE too.
They sell Vietnamese banh mi sandwiches small $ 2; Lg $ 3. I didn’t buy any.

Aigoo. Which each visit, my tutti frutti experience slowly degrades.
We were delusional enough to order milk tea here (only god knows why) and it has got to be the worst milk tea I have ever tasted in my life. Stay away from the tea folks — it is clearly diluted. The honey dew milk tea in particular was so watery and bland — we couldn’t even finish it because of the artificial after taste.
I still can’t stand how unpredictable the quality their roti’s continue to be. Some days it tastes like cardboard, some days they aren’t baked long enough, and other days they are just fine. Make up your mind! Dealing with the buns here is like dealing with a moody, emotionally unstable girl friend. (which is why I steer clear of girls in the first place)
And what is up with the workers here lately? These high school kids seem like they barely know what they’re doing.
Step up your game Tutti Frutti. Or I’m going to have to drive all the way to honey berry to get my roti bun fix.

Love the place! The decoration is so nice that when I stepped in, I already feel refresh! They have lots of flavors for your choice, and they also change it quite often so you won’t ever get bored coming here. I don’t think you can find any where else that has so many good flavors as this place! 6 stars for this already!
It would be awesome coming here during this nice weather, since they have outside seats that is just perfect for hanging out & chatting.
I’ll sure be back! *love love*

I’m going to have to give this place a solid 4 stars for now, with room to grow.
I’ve had some friends tell me about this place, and I finally went last week. The frozen yogurt was pretty good and they have a LOT of options. I love that they’re very generous with the sample cups (unlike other places which give you ONE only). They’ve got a great variety of sweet and tart flavors as well as an assortment of toppings and syrups. My personal favorite is the original tart and the tutti fruitti, and the consistency is awesome. However, with the hundreds of yogurt places around, the yogurt is nothing out of the ordinary, very similar to Yogurtland on Calaveras.
What makes this place stand out is «O’My Buns»! Yes, they are similar to the roti buns at Honey Berry and they are slightly pricier. What makes them more awesome though is that the servers aren’t super snotty and are ALWAYS willing to make you something specific. My first trip out, they only had the regular and cream cheese buns. I wanted to get an assortment (Box 1) and they let me get some of each (its supposed to be all regular or all cream cheese). I got the same thing on my second trip (I’m in love with those buns). On the third trip, I was able to try their «topping buns» which were AMAZING. They put a bunch of chocolate chips on it and the butter was all melty goodness. I was basically in roti bun heaven.
I don’t care if they are a bit pricier than Honey Berry, the service is awesome here and the flavors are better. AND I don’t have to drive all the way out to Santa Clara just to grab some of this yummy goodness.
Oh. The minus 1 star is because their system isn’t that great (register/​ringing people up). I don’t blame the staff because they should just push the button and the price should be correct… instead the prices are incorrect and the staff is having to fix the pricing. I almost paid too much last time I was there, but thankfully the guy was super nice and fixed it right away. I’m sure as things go on that this will improve and I’ll be able to upgrade to 5 stars, no problem!

Came here with my friends for dessert tonight for the first time. I knew there was another location at the Coleman Market Center but never tried it before. We wanted to try this place out because it recently opened and were advertising a special in the Milpitas Post for a free roti bun with the purchase of a milk tea.
The only other place we have tried had roti buns was at Honey Berry so we wanted to taste it to compare. While it may look similar, there is no question which one tastes better. Honey Berry has no competition. While Tutti Frutti has more flavors (coffee or vanilla and the option of toppings), the taste was not the same. The familiar coffee scent of the roti bun was there but the coffee taste and the fluffy wonderful goodness of the bun was lacking. In fact, the bun was a bit gooey and seemed a bit under baked.
They do offer a wide selection of milk teas, coffee, and tea products as well as frozen yogurt. Their milk tea was a bit watery and lacking In flavor. The yogurt looked decent and they offered a good amount of toppings as well.
The interior was clean, bright, but small. There are additional tables and chairs outside as well as free wifi.

This is the best tutti frutti yet!, All the other ones around the area are too small, dirty, and dont rotate their flavors often. Every week there’s at least a couple new flavors, also their «Oh my Buns» are good! This place opened not too long ago and the word still needs to get out, but I see this going far!
P. S. i love how close it is to my work ;)