Yoberry

This place is pretty much identical to Pinkberry and the other classic frozen yogurts shops. I don’t think I could tell the difference, perhaps a little less fruit variety, slightly cheaper, but otherwise I loved it! The staff is super friendly and it’s located in a nice peaceful area so you can go eat your yogurt in the park across the street.
It’s also pretty much your only choice if your looking a fro-​yo in that area.
Only down side is they only take cash.

YOBERRY, WHY ARE YOU SO EXPENSIVE? This is a strategically-​priced menu, let me tell you. A small with two toppings is $ 4.75. A medium with three (?) toppings is $ 5.00. So either you feel like a goof ordering a tiny yogurt, or end up going big for the medium. I can get 10 dumplings next door for half that price.
The yogurt, tart a la Pinkberry, is alright… but I wish there were more flavors. I’ll probably be back until I find another spot for frozen treats.

This is one of several cheap knock-​offs of Pinkberry frozen yogurt, but damn, they do it pretty well.
For their yogurt, Yoberry gets 4.5 stars. I think the taste is just a bit better than Pinkberry and Red Mango, and the prices are reasonable. If it wasn’t a cheap knock-​off, most people probably wouldn’t know the difference.
The problem with the place is that it fails to deliver consistently on its menu. Since I’ve been going to Yoberry, they have yet to have mango flavored frozen yogurt, and the green tea frozen yogurt is almost indistinguishable from the regular stuff.
Some people knock the fact that the menu is somewhat diversified, with fried chicken bits and all that, but that’s something that hearkens to the Taiwanese roots of the frozen yogurt shops… in SE Asia, it’s kind of a standard thing to have froyo or pearl tea and some kind of snacky bits to go along with it, like fried chicken or cream cakes or something. In any case, I don’t think it’s a black mark for them to have these things available.
So, if you need a cool snack in Chinatown and you’re not particularly picky about your frozen yogurt, try it out.

Came here because I was passing by Columbus Park in Chinatown and it was hot and I wanted something cold. Their Yogurts are soso. It can’t be compared to Red Mango nor Pinkberry. Barely has any traffic there.
They charge about the same price as Red Mango/​Pinkberry. I totally thought it wasn’t worth my money. I wouldn’t have came in here if my cousin hadn’t suggested we go in to try it out. I walked by the other day, apparently they are selling fried chicken and other stuff on the side. I guess that is another way of them trying to get more customers. But it totally isn’t working. This place might close sometime soon…
They have large selection of toppings too but not as much as Red Mango and Pinkberry. One of the fruits felt smushy like it was past the ripe stage. I rather stick with Red Mango and Pinkberry for fresh fruits.
Side Note:
— They give a card to you and you can earn 1 stamp for every $ 6 purchase on a single receipt. You can get a free item after 9 stamps.

Yoberry is just another imitation of already established frozen yogurt places like Pinkberry and Red Mango– just with lower quality yogurt, ingredients and service. They use the same-​size cup for both medium and small yogurts, which seems completely ridiculous to me. The lady server is extremely stingy with the amount of yogurt and toppings she gives. This place does not accept any credit cards and only takes cash. Also, the glass door to the store is extremely heavy. Even if a person wanted to give this store a try, the weight of the door and the effort it requires to be opened may be enough to discourage a potential customer from entering.

Other reviewers have this place figured out — it’s an imitation of a better yogurt bar. They had only two flavors when I was there, vanilla and green tea, and a pretty small amount of toppings to choose from that they didn’t adorn to my yogurt very generously either. The vanilla was sort of tangy, not bad but yea I’ve experienced better.

Am I the only person that likes this place?
I really like the yogurt here, I’m not sure but i like that it doesn’t feel as watered down as Pinkberry. Don’t get me wrong I love Pinkberry but I still adore the way this one tastes. I’ll agree with some that their toppings aren’t as varied as some other more mainstream yogurt places. I always order a simple plain with strawberry’s and usually she’s got those. But overall the taste of the original wins me over.

Yes Yesss! I’ve definitely experienced better frozen yogurt from other place than this. And the froyo here is a bit more expensive than Pinkberry isn’t it? Sighh. What’s with all these immitations of the authentic Pinkberry & Red Mango that serves the BEST yogurt. If you want good froyo, just go to one of those stores please.

Yuck… bootleg Red Mango/​Pinkberry. How dare they??? After not being able to hold back my cravings any longer I had to go the closest location for frozen yogurt. That must have been my biggest mistake ever… It should have been a warning sign when I walked in to YoBerry and there was not a patron in sight.
Apparently, YoBerry believes that they are in the same class as Red Mango and Pinkberry because they charge the same price. This was definitely not the case. The fruit tasted old and the green tea yogurt did not taste like green tea…
Next time… I’ll fight my cravings and go to the union square location for Red Mango!

The other day I went back to this same place to get my yogurt. Too bad they don’t have mango yogurt that is listed on the menu. I was told that I should come back in the summer for mango and green tea flavor yogurt. Right now they only have strawberry and original yogurt. I wonder if there are other yogurt shops that offer different flavors of yogurt. I ordered original yogurt with mochi on that day.

It was a fateful night when I was walking along Mulberry and saw Yoberry and its sign for Mango Frozen Yogurt! I was psyched — I told myself I would get it the next day. After trekking through Mexicans hollering and the crazy people walking the streets, I made it to Yoberry.
I ordered the Medium Mango Frozen Yogurt. «We don’t have mango anymore,» she said. My hopes were crushed. I ordered the Medium Green Tea Frozen Yogurt with… Raspberries. «We don’t have raspberries,» she said. At this point, I was just blindly guessing what they had. I got lychee (from the can), chocolate chips (from the Duane Reade on Bowery Street, and cookies and cream (oreo cookies split into quarters).
How much? $ 6.50. Too much for that stuff. I love frozen yogurt. I hated theirs. It had no taste and their toppings were not original nor delicious.

Yoberry is replacement Pinkberry to me just like Yolato, Yogurberry, Berryberry, Kiwiberry, and Starberry. I feel like the imitation ones all taste the same. It’s right near Bayard in Chinatown, so when I’m in the neighborhood I’m not really craving frozen yogurt when delicious bubble tea and Chinese cakes are right around the corner. My friend lives right next door to Yoberry and it was around 5 pm one day and it had a sign that said «Closed, no more yogurt!» Irresponsible!