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$ 2 off Unilocal deal for fro-​yo which was great because this frozen yogurt is not cheap! At $ 5.95 for a medium cup NOT INCLUDING toppings, this fro-​yo is too rich for my blood. It’s a dollar for one topping and 50 cents for each additional topping, which is why I only got two toppings…
As for the actual frozen yogurt, I found it to be just okay. I wasn’t a fan of the taste. I like my fro-​yo more tart but this was different. Not sure how to describe it but it wasn’t to my liking. Overall, too pricey and nothing overly special. Just adequate to fix a craving and trying to be «healthy» at the same time.

This review is for their vegan soy frozen yogurt! It is both tart and smooth-​absolutely delicious.
Best vegan frozen yogurt I’ve had– and I have tried many.

Love the make your own bowl concept. This is my favorite place to come to on the days where I need a lunch that feels fresh and light and healthy, and these bowls never fail to disappoint. I usually get the gochujang sauce to go with it as well — one of the better sauces on the menu, and substantive enough to sauce the entire bowl. Have to try the smoothies one day!

It looks like they’re trying out a new concept, bringing in a variety of Korean/​Asian Fusion items to broaden their clientele from the frozen yogurt crowd. This Bliss Bowl All Natural Rice Bar idea sounds delicious in concept, but was really disappointing in practice.
I ordered their Noodle Bowl (Rice noodles, roasted free-​range chicken, zucchini, egg, bean sprouts, broccoli and peanuts. Suggested with toasted sesame soy sauce) because the ingredients sounded good and I’ve had – and enjoyed – bowls like this before, but this just didn’t work. First, it really didn’t have much flavor, even with the sauce. Second, it was served ice-​cold. Third, there was no way to stir up the bowl without spilling the noodles everywhere, so half your meal is mostly noodles, and the other half mostly the add-​in ingredients.
This seems like a concept still in need of development. In the meantime, I’ll go elsewhere because I know I can find better.

People are friendly and the food is fresh. Good place to stop by for refreshing smoothies and yogurt.

Got the yorgasm — subbed kale for the rice — and was really excited to eat it but when I did I discovered an odd lard-​like substance at the bottom of my bowl. Disgusted.

Their frozen yogurt is very good, with just the right amount of flavor. The large is really large so pay attention to their serving size when ordering. Frozen toppings cost extra. I ordered frozen strawberries with my yogurt and they nearly made my teeth shatter from the cold.

Do you want to save 5 $? If so, go here vs the juice generation around the corner.
Conveniently close to the soul cycle or you know post whole food destress
I usually make my own smoothie — almond milk, pb, raspberries, blueberries, black berries, and a banana. Less than $ 6 ftw

This place is good for smoothies and yogurt, but their sandwiches are soggy and pre-​made and the bliss bowls lack flavor.
It’s very small with no tables, so don’t plan to come here to sit down. They do deliver, however, and can be found on Seamless.

I am a fan of their soups — always a good selection and can sample before deciding.
I had a rice bowl once and didn’t like it — it was just OK. Will keep sticking to their soups when I just want a soup without having to pay $ 7-​$ 8 elsewhere for a single serving.

Tomato Veggie soup with bread provided. This pick is not my usual, it was mediocre for my taste I am very sensitive to acidic.

Wow. What did I just try to drink?! This was my first time in here and I won’t be back, because that was the worst vegetable juice/​smoothie I’ve ever had. I ordered the Redemption, which is one of their «Skinny» smoothies. I didn’t order it because of the «skinny» part; I just thought that it sounded like a good combination: beet, kale, ginger and few other things. Unfortunately my first taste was an icey watery one, and then a powerful gingery vegetal bitter one. I really don’t understand the addition of ice to most «smoothie» preparations – you just dilute the flavor. And really… I mean, come on guys, there was no balance to the flavors of the main ingredients and the texture (and color) was horrible too – a pure pulpy mess. There wasn’t enough actual juice to even drink it properly. I had to keep stirring it and stirring it to be able to drink through the straw. It was like they’d juiced some vegetables, but gave me the separated residue. I wish I hadn’t had to leave the neighborhood before I realized how awful this drink was, or I’d have taken it back and seen if they’d have remade it.
Maybe I ordered the wrong thing but there are too many other options to make a trip back here.

I came here often, drawn to their Nutty Bananas smoothie. I even introduced it to a colleague. I don’t expect to come back.
While waiting for my smoothie, I took out my charger and plugged my phone in a vacant outlet. An employee came up to me — very close — and said:
«Did you ask my permission?»
«What are you talking about?»
«You’re using my charger. Did you ask my permission?»
«No, I’m using *my* charger.»
He bent down to check and indeed saw that his phone and charger remained plugged in; I had merely added mine. Frustrated, he huffed off, and averted his eyes until I got my smoothie and left.
I think it would’ve been perfectly reasonable to tell me that it’s against store policy to charge your phone — I would’ve agreeably obliged.
But to treat your customers like they’ve stolen from you, and not even apologize when you’ve been proven wrong?
It may just be a drop in the ocean, but I spent $ 84.19 there last month — and that’s the last of my business they’ll see.

This is pretty damn good: D arghhhhh brain freeze. I got here a seasonal Greek yogurt parfait (peach/​mango) with my 3 toppings consisting of raspberry, almonds and strawberry.

Bliss bowls ftw! Fresh toppings of your choice and great sauces (sesame soy sauce is my go to)! It can’t get much better AND you can switch it up if you grow tired of your usual order.

This isn’t the type of place I usually order from, but I wanted something refreshing and healthy which is exactly the type of food they offer.
I built my own bliss bowl with rice noodles, mushrooms, pickled cucumbers and red onions, and jalapenos with sweet chili sauce. It’s served cold and the ingredients are very fresh and tasty, with the exception of the pickled cucumbers that were just overwhelmingly briney. They mixed up the sauces I ordered with my coworkers, and I didn’t catch the mistake till I had poured her Korean sauce all over everything. The Korean sauce was really not tasty, it does have a nice little heat to it but there was a sesame flavor I’m just not a fan of. When I saw she had gotten the sweet chili sauce I had originally ordered I tasted it on it’s own and it doesn’t taste or even smell like what you’d expect. I’d be willing to try other things and other sauces, it’s a reasonably priced and healthy option in the area.

We had the soy frozen yogurt and it was delicious. You can easily taste the sour of the yogurt followed by the smoothness of the soy. Great combination and happy to get the chance to try it here. Topped my yogurt off with mochi and I was in heaven. Good size portions for the small. Will definitely come back for more frozen yogurt and they also have the raw young coconut drink that seems hard to find in most bodegas.
Will be back soon!

One of my favorite lunch spots
Makes me never want to eat a plain salad again, b/​c when you make anything Korean style I’m there.
The best thing they have are the Bliss Bowls, whether you make a custom or get standard menu one, you can’t go wrong.
My personal favorite is the custom Bliss bowl, with lettuce, Julienne Style eggs, pickled cucumber, Rib Eye, and Alfafa sprouts, with GoChuJang Korean Sauce. Everyone I made try this, fell in love.
The Yorgasm bowl, beef bowl and Spicy Bowl are all also great and one steer you wrong
Overall, This place is a great change of pace from the usual lunch, and give an delicious, fresh and healthy alternative for meat and salad lovers alike.

Have been coming here for quite a while now and appreciate the quality and natural flavors. I usually get one of the basic vegetable juice drinks — I tend toward carrot, beet, ginger blends. In the solids, we like some of the Bliss bowls for those times we want something fresh but don’t feel like preparing food at home.
It’s clean, convenient and the servers are friendly.

This place started out as a yogurt shop, and that’s what I came here for, so that’s all this review is based on.
And for yogurt, this place is pretty depressing, especially when compared to the glorious self-​serve places that dominate these days, with more flavors and toppings than you could ever even want to try.
The menu is pretty unintelligible for how simple this place is, but I think there are just two flavors: original and seasonal (which happens to be watermelon right now, which sounds pretty gross). They also have this 9 calorie sugar free version of the original, which is just awful. Don’t bother, and if you must come here, like I did out of desperation for a light dessert, then just get the 25 calorie per ounce regular flavor.
I’m not really feeling the tart yogurt either (I like the ones that taste like you are just eating ice cream, like the Red Velvets and Cake Batters and Peanut Butters at the self-​serve places), so that’s another reason this place left me really unsatisfied.
I really hope a proper yogurt place opens in the Tribeca/​Battery Park City area. Until then, I don’t even think I would bother coming back here. I’ll just say to hell with it from now on and get a concrete at Shake Shack instead.