Tutti Frutti

Tutti Frutti was the hype some time ago and I went there once to give it a try. Tutti Frutti sells frozen yogurt in different flavours such as chocolate, strawberry and original flavour. Afrter picking your frozen yogurt, you can pick your topping, which includes chocolate chips, chocolate syrup, gummy bear, fruit and many other topping options. After you’ve chose your topping, your yogurt cup will be weight and you’re charged according to the weight. In my opinion, I honestly think its a little too expensive for just frozen yogurt and toppings. Even the taste was just average for me. Nothing to shout about and I dont think I’ll ever go back to Tutti Frutti again.

Tutti Frutti is really the Phil Collins of frozen yogurts; if you love frozen yogurts, you will love it, and are wlling to pay more for it. However, if you are not, then you certainly won’t enjoy this place, and will hate anything that associates itself with it.
Tutti Frutti offers various yogurt flavors to tickle your fancy, and while you can see that there are many choices, the decision still lies upon you as to how much you put in your cup, as you will pay them according to the weight of your yogurt. My advice? Skip the cheap chocolate/​rainbow sprinkles, put more of the flavor you desire, sprinkle nuts, and make sure your yogurt is evenly spread as you pour it into your cup; it creates lesser weight in the middle, so it should weight lesser.
That being said, if you love yogurt, by all means come here, because they do serve quality frozen yogurt. Is it worth it… Let’s just leave it to another day lads.

Even though Tutti Frutti has lost its popularity over the years i still think it severs the best frozen yoghurt in town.
My favorite is the vanilla flavor and my toppings would be lychees, chocolate sauce and nuts. I know, weird combination but i love it!

If you’re looking for a less fattening alternative to pig out on the ice cream, Tutti Frutti is the place to go! Heavily emphasizing on the healthy benefits of their frozen yogurt, Tutti Frutti certainly knows it’s way around attracting the ever growing health conscious crowd these days.
Not only does Tutti Frutti healthily satisfy your sweet tooth, they also provide you various nutrients that is essential for development and growth like calcium, vitamin C and several antioxidants needed by your body. Tutti Frutti provides different flavors of frozen yogurt like cinnamon, apple, coconut, lychee and many more. Toppings that can be found there would be cookie crumbles, mixed jelly, peanuts, fruit loops and so on.
Not only that, Tutti Frutti is also a 100% Halal organization! Albeit being a little on the pricier side, their glorious yogurts are most definitely worth your buck. Tutti Frutti doesn’t compromise on healthy desserts, so try them out the next time you find yourself craving something sweet!

Tutti Fruitti is a yogurt based ice cream dessert shop and also one of my favorite ice cream parlours around.
Because it’s yogurt based, I don’t feel guilty eating a lot although my wallet stops me from ordering too much. But it’s seriously good OK!
Their ordering system is quite special — it’s a self service kind of system where you take whatever amount and type of ice cream you want and then proceed to sprinkle toppings of your choice on it. Toppings available can include pop jellies, M&Ms to chocolate syrup.
Pricing is purely based on weight. Recommended if you wanna satisfy your sweet tooth but also want something healthy. Yums!

Frozen yogurt is not only an exceptionally delicious, guilt-​free treat but it’s also super healthy and a fun way to eating clean.
Though I’m not a fan of all things dairy, but this place here was definitely my go-​to spot if I felt like treating myself or eating my weight in froyo due to gloomy moods (hey it’s a healthier alternative to ice cream okay?) Tutti Frutti has a wide range of flavors though i’d say Vanilla is their best. Simply choose your preferred flavor, top it with any toppings you like. From fresh fruit, Oreos, chocolate chips, chocolate syrup to even rainbow sprinkles and many more.
However, you pay your dessert by its weight. So, if you go all out with your froyo, you’re going all out with your wallet. No, really. I once spent RM 26 on this. It’s what happens when you spend all week studying for a History exam.
Though I’m vegan, I’d still recommend this place to everyone. It’s a thumbs up from me.

Tutti Frutti is what I consider to be one of those businesses built on fads. At that point of time, frozen yoghurt was all the fad. Everyone was either eating it, tweeting about it or facebooking it.
Because it is a Franchise, mostly all the outlets had the same look and as I later found out, a set panel of contractors to do the interior job for you (my friend opened one briefly before selling it off, yoghurt wasn’t her thing I guess.) I found the insides to be too blaringly bright, all the better for sales purposes I guess (Customers would be so shocked by the brightness and they would pay attention to the amount of yoghurt they gush into their cups.)
This particular outlet had several indoor and outdoor seating but I would much rather take my happy cup of low-​fat dessert and eat it while I window shop. I have an important shopping rule that I live by, never go shopping while hungry to avoid overspending. This does not only apply to grocery shopping but to clothes and accessory shopping as well. Why do you think they don’t allow food and beverages in Gucci?