Yigloo (Closed)

Yigloo used to be my second favourite after Yami Yogurt. When they first opened the branch at Vivocity, me and my friends were overwhelmed by the choices of  toppings (unlimited!) and there's always 3-4 flavours (of frozen yogurt) to choose from. Everytime when we were Vivo, we never failed to grab a cup of froyo there. What made the deal sweeter was they had the loyalty card were we get to enjoy a free cup after collecting 12 stamps (if I remember correctly, it used to be lesser number of stamp

original's always the best.actually, they had a green tea and oreo one that i liked.there was a cheesecake one too.so good you wouldnt believe its yoghurt.haha.this was our creation that day though.trail mix and fresh fruit.i love the idea of taking your own toppings.now don't be too greedy though.messing up the toppings bar.i'll frown at you.there never is much seating space here tho.

Last time, Yigloo's frozen yogurt had a fixed price, according to the size of the cup, but now the price is judged by the weight of your yogurt. And we get to fill our cups by ourselves, and add our own toppings. The flavours of my yogurt are raspberry and mango. I took quite a lot of yogurt, as compared to my brother and my dad, so i think mine was the most expensive. As for the toppings, I added some nata de coco, aloe vera, oreo bits and gummies. The gummies were softer than expected and the

Sad!! Got a plain vanilla with blueberries yoghurt with a little of fruit toppings. Staff was helpful but he says must tell he to stop then he will stop, because it is by grams, I believed reaction will be abit of lack, and normally hands will react slower den ears. The yoghurt is not nice at all, too sweet for the vanilla and too sour for the blueberries. And worse is the price comes to be 8++bucks. It is too expensive for such portion, I will not go again anymore

I had always patronized Yigloo because they were so generous with their toppings. Just buy yogurt and feel free to top it with as much as you can in one go. I went back there a couple of weeks ago and was surprised that they weigh your cup and charge you for their toppings. I didn’t really know about it so I stuffed my yogurt with the toppings. When I paid for it, that’s the only time I found out. Sigh. But anyway, at least the yogurt still had that tartness flavour and it tasted very well with

Yigloo! Absolutely love Yigloo’s yogurt cos they taste just like ice cream. The good thing is, they have really unique flavours! For example, white chocolate, macademia nuts are some really good flavours you should try it out. They also provide self service to the toppings, but the table gets abit messt and some toppings get mixed up due to customer’s carelessness. Could be quite unsightly.

Was on the way to Sentosa & before that, my cousin wanted to try out the yoghurt frm Yigloo at Vivo. It was my 1st time there & I really like the shop! The inside was decorated with mini tables & chairs where we could have our yoghurts. However, the chairs were more suitable for children, they were really small! There was also not quite enough space when there are alot of customers in the shop. The great thing i liked abt this yoghurt shop is that there is free toppingsss, which ranges frm frui

while shopping in vivo,i saw this yogurt,from outside the interior look cute & i like those self service kind of yougurtThe price is reasonable ,with free toppingsi find that their toppings very limited choice their yogurt abit sour ,compared to sogurt,yami & yogurt was quite watery,i don't like it won't go back again

Have never tried yigloo before despite being a frozen yoghurt lover! Now they are having a promotion where you can get buy 2 get 1 free. i think it is a good deal as one cup would only cost around $3.30 plus free toppings!!! Love how they did up the place as i find it kind of creatively done but one thing is their chair are really short. :/ Was trying my best to fill my cup with as much toppings as possible as you can see. I can forsee myself going back more often since the price is so reasonabl

This is my first time trying yigloo, and i love the free topping concept! It is just that, i think i am real bad at it and i always end up making a mess. Too bad that it does not have my all time favorite granola. But it was fun trying to fit as many toppings as possible. I ordered 2 large cup, and i had 4 different flavors, strawberry, blueberry, natural and raspberry. The first 2 tasted so fake that we did not finish it, but natural is the best! Rich yogurt taste and not too sweet.The shop its

Yigloo pomegranate yogurt is really soothing to the throat. It doesn't make you thirsty. Neither too sweet nor too sour. A small cup cost $4.50 and it comes with free toppings! You can scoop whatever toppings you want as long as you can fit into your cup. Nice and worthy

I personally love frozen yoghurt. Yigloo is a new brand in the market but what makes it stand out is that you could mix unlimited flavors as well as free unlimited toppings into one cup! There are 6 flavors to choose from, I find the cheesecake flavor pretty unique. The toppings are self-help and free flow however there's a little sign mentioning "Sorry, no refill!" which means most people would naturally attempt to 'squeeze' as much toppings as possible. Despite the "free" rule, I'd try to limi

We came across this quint little shop while shopping at Vivocity. As a yogurt fan, i just had to try it!Now, we all know that Yigloo have some fierce competitors, such as Yami Yogurt & Frolick. Although i have always been a loyal fan of Yami Yogurt, I decided to try out Yigloo as i was attracted to its cute little shop!Unlike in other yogurt bars, here in Yigloo, the toppings are FREE! We are given the choice of whatever and how much toppings we want (but only once)!I piled on a bit of topping

Yigloo’s another recent startup in the local froyo scene, occupying a little shop space at the basement of Vivocity, boasting cute decorations, an interior designed almost to look like someone’s little house and yet another froyo concept.So Yigloo works like this : enter the shop, star at the scrolling LED lights for the available flavours, ask one of the staff to get you a sample if you wish, decide on the flavour/flavours of your choice, go to the cashier and ask a staff for your desired cup s