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2011-04-18
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I was actually in a bit of a rush to go back home, but since I had a few hours before supper, so I thought it wouldnt hurt to have a bit of froyo for afternoon snack Went past YoGo and the shop looks quite nice, the decor is very relaxing and I can see that there are loads of secondary school students there already, so it must be popular among teenagers.There are a total of four flavours to choose from: Original, Strawberry, Green Tea and Pomelo. I chose Original, because I think that is the saf
Went past YoGo and the shop looks quite nice, the decor is very relaxing and I can see that there are loads of secondary school students there already, so it must be popular among teenagers.
There are a total of four flavours to choose from: Original, Strawberry, Green Tea and Pomelo. I chose Original, because I think that is the safest to choose when I havent tried this shop before.
Toppings: Oreo crumbs (AGAIN... if you have been reading my other post from Holly Cow, you will know how much i love Oreo ), Cornflakes, strawberries and blueberries.This is not a self serve yoghurt shop, instead, whatever you want, the people there will sprinkle it over your yoghurt.... which I think it is kinda stupid, as they calculate the cost by weight.. (isnt it supposed to be easier for people to get those toppings themselves? i suppose its something to do with cleanliness and hygiene as well). Anyway, it came out to a total of $22, so it is not that bad...
The yoghurt's sourness is just right, but comparing it to Holly Cow, I have to say this yoghurt is less sweeter and it doesn't melt as fast as Holly Cow. The strawberries and blueberries are very fresh, but sometimes I wish that I was the one sprinkling the ingredients, because I can feel some kind of pressure from that guy who was serving me I didnt like that feeling at all......
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