Go Yog

It twas a bad day in the office when I sought out so Fro Yo to make my day just a bit better. This place is, indeed, very strange. The person who served me seemed a bit… out of it. Like drugged up-​out of it. And it is connected to an internet café, which is odd. however, the Fro Yo is very good, top of the line. My one complaint is that the oreo topping (my favorite) was basically half cookies and I only got about 3 – 4 pieces… smaller pieces, please! I recommend that you order the smallest option because the medium is HUGE and the toppings don’t spread evenly throughout.

The natural flavour is good and clear, a hint of sour and none of the gaggy agave crap that they have at Snog. The choice of toppings is sparse and don’t expect fresh and funky — this place also doubles as an internet café, so rushing to the markets at 6am to get the best fruit is probably not in their business plan.
But for £2.50 you get TONS more fro-​yo than at Frae, Snog and all the rest. This is bargain BUCKET stuff for sure, but if you’re a fro-​yo purist like me, just wanting fresh light original and not much else then Go Yog is a great option when you can’t get to Itsu.
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This place is… odd. It’s a frozen yogurt shop and internet café in one, which creates a bit of a strange atmosphere.
I felt a bit mislead as the photos on the windows of the shop displayed both a natural and chocolate flavour. But when I went inside to ask for a sample of both, I was pretty bummed to find that there was no chocolate flavour at all. The staff was pretty spacey and pretty unhelpful. They seemed reallllly confused about me asking about the chocolate flavour.
The natural flavour tasted completely average. The prices weren’t that bad though, a plain small yogurt with no toppings was only 2 quid. Not bad. But this place is a bit odd and had a strange overall vibe.
Yikes.