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Bus Stop Number: 17171, Clementi Station. Bus Service Number: 14,52,78,96,105,106,147,154,156,165,166,175,183,185,189,285. Train Station: Clementi Station, Exit A.
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Introduction
Based in Singapore, Yami (Short for Yogurt Acidophilus Milk) Yogurt owns and runs soft-frozen yogurt retail stores in Singapore. Yami Yogurt has been around since the 1980s. Their brand, concept and stores have changed greatly since then but their product has remained the same: tangy, delicious and healthy.
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Opening Hours
Mon - Sun
11:00 - 21:45
Above information is for reference only. Please check details with the restaurant.
Signature Dishes
Yami Yogurt is the only yogurt stall I had been patronizing all these while. I'm their loyal supporter and love their innovative way of implementing new favors to their yogurt machine. Favours of their yogurt are rather interesting and was seen changes daily so one would not get bored having it. What's more, they have a good selections of toppings ranges from nuts to fruits. I had the mixed version of natural and sweet corn favour. Their favour was not overpowering and yogurt was cooling and smooth. Since they are 97% fat free and tastes close to having an ice cream, I had replaced my ice cream treats to Yami Yogurt. Cost: $2.30 (Regular) + $0.95 (Cashew Nuts Toppings)
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My girlfriend and I like frozen yogurt. Ever since we ate our first cup, we prefer it to those we get from the supermarket. We got a large cup of the yami yogurt. It was really smooth. The yogurt tasted really creamy and not too sweet. it was not too icy as well. it does not melt too fast as well. I think yami yogurt is one of my favourite yogurt.
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I bought the take home pack from yami yogurt. I opted for their peach flavor. I found the take home pack much more icy and frozen then those you eat from the stall. however the portion of the yogurt is really a lot. They really filled it to the brim. There were no empty spaces in the container. The yogurt also taste as creamy and milky as those you buy from the counter. It is also not too sweet. it really makes a good snack on hot weathers.
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This marks the first time I've ever tried Yami Yoghurt. Having had tried Frolick recently, the first thing to note is tt Yami's cheaper than Frolick. I tried the peach flavour for both (I generally like peachy stuff; plus tangerine and honeydew flavours for yoghurt don't exactly turn me on) - Yami's regular cup goes for $2.30, as opposed to Frolick's $3.90. But I suppose part of the price difference goes towards size - for Yami, the regular cup is smaller than the Frolick one, and another part of the price difference goes to marketing - Yami is much more understated than Frolick, after all. No buttons.
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one of the cheaper yoghurt store around that allow you to order in 3 different sizes. i chose the smallest size to try and surprisingly the serving is not that small for just $2.50. I ordered pecan for topping and the staff was quite generous with it so that is another plus point. the yoghurt itself taste not bad but the cranberry taste was not very strong so it kind of taste like strawberry instead
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