Is frozen yoghurt still trending in Sydney? This is a bit of a walk down a memory lane for me, as I…read morecame here just after this place first opened. Apart from the fact that I've moved since then, there are several reasons I never went back to this place after my first visit: - Not cheap! My cup of frozen yoghurt and toppings came up to over $10. I know it must have weighed a certain amount, but there are many other dessert options that are a better value. - Loud music. - Yoghurt: despite the number of flavours available, there was only one I didn't mind - the plain. I found the other flavours I tried too sweet and/or artificial, and they barely tasted like yoghurt. What I did like, however, was the overall quality of their toppings. I especially liked their mochi, nuts, and fruit toppings. I wouldn't go back, but I wish them well.

The yoghurt was AWESOME and the little balls you put on top were delish. Loved the taro and…read moreoriginal tart (pardon the pun lol) flavours. Where else can you go and eat yoghurt and swing on a swing to eat it? Loved this place but not cheap!

This is a must try! The froyo here is different from your average Yogurberry, it's actually made…read morewith quality and love. You can taste it in every bite-- soft serve style creamy goodness that melts in your mouth. (Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that this review is only for their soft serve froyo, but I'm sure the dairee whip and smoothies are top quality as well). They change their flavors every week and have this thing where you can like have all four flavors in one cup or mismatch to your likings. Sweet original doesn't change (I usually hate the originals in other froyo shops, but the original here is number one for me), and the other three can be anything from lychee to snickers. You can park at the Coles diagonally across the street, or if your lucky, you can find street parking. And last but not least, did I mention that they're over 97% fat free? Yeah that's right! Indulge!

Really good ice cream at this chain. However this shop has cheaper ice creams than the others from…read morethe same chain. The difference was close to $2 . The staff are friendly and helpful. The shop is open when the centre is open. The fruit for the smoothies looks quite fresh. This is my closest ice cream shop so looks like I'll visit this one more often.

Literally so obsessed with these drinks. I think about them all the time sadly!…read more I came here about a month after they opened and the line was bananas but the drinks were so good that I came back a second time and waited 1 hour and 45 minutes for another (yes, I was pissed). This isn't something I can get in LA and I've never seen it before so I had to have it again. The purple rice & yogurt was by far the most ordered and was really delicious! It's basically drinkable yogurt - sweet but not too sweet. Hopefully they've gotten the line and ordering a little more under control and manageable. That is the only reason I didn't go back even more times. The sign said their goal was to have you in and out in 15 minutes but there was no reasonable way that would ever happen. If I go back to Sydney, this will definitely be on my list to go back to! Tip: there is a place nearby called no fail bubble tea that I also wanted to try but never got the chance. Lots of people walking around Haymarket with it (mostly locals) so I'm sure it good.

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Not a bad fro-yo establishment. It's small and it's in Westfield Sydney, you cannot miss it. Pity…read morethey don't have any green tea fro-yo varieties, however their mango fro-yo is just divine. That with pomegranate pieces. A party like decorative ambience is found here with super quick service. Hooray for fro-yo in Sydney's second CBD!

If your diet just refuses to let you indulge in ice cream, and that nagging craving just won't go…read moreaway, resist no more. Yogolicious is the delicious, healthy alternative to all your relentless ice cream cravings sure to come your way this hot summer. Located on level 2 Parramatta Westfield, Yogolicious offers delicious yoghurt servings topped with your favourite ice cream toppings. For only $4.50 a small sized serving entices customers with the choice between original or mango flavoured yoghurt and two of their favourite toppings. Among the healthier toppings are muesli and fresh fruit, but if you're feeling a little more on the wild side or just needing a quick sugar fix, indulge in chocolate shavings, Oreo choc chips and fruit loops. And not to sound all advertise-y on you, but the yoghurt is 99.9% fat free so if this isn't selling itself, the taste definitely will. The only problem? There's only one..so far. Fingers crossed.

The fruit flavors are way too sweet for me, but for another person: they'd probably dig it. This is…read moreone of the famous Gelato chains in Sydney, but I wasn't in total love with it. It wasn't bad though. I had green tea, but it wasn't better than anything you got at the American supermarket. So maybe I picked an A-OK flavor.. Anyways they have non-dairy options, but I'm not sure entirely if it's vegan. They also have a chocolate sorbet that's dairy free and everything else that's non-dairy is just fruit.

Who doesn't love a big, fat, dripping ice cream at the end of a blistering Summer day? I know I do,…read moreand whenever I need a fix, I head straight for Gelatissimo in Burwood. Located at the entrance of Westfield, Gelatissimo offers a tantalising variety of gelato, sundae's, rich chocolates, coffee and biscotti. For those who have special dietary requirements, Gelatissimo also offer a range of gluten and dairy free products. I don't usually bother with the coffee and biscotti, so I can't say much for the quality of these items, but after sampling about half the flavours on offer, I can safely say that Gelatissimo's gelato is delicious. From your traditional Chocolate and Lemon, to the more sophisticated Caramalised Fig and Honey Toffee Malt (my favourite), Gelatissimo's vast range of flavours will please even the most fussy eater. Customer service is average and disinterested, but when you're scooping ice cream all day, I guess there isn't too much to get excited about. My only other complaint is Gelatissimo's prices, which are pretty steep. Three scoops of gelato will cost you about the same as a meal from a fast food joint, if not more, depending on what size you choose. Gelatissimo has great gelato at premium prices. So the next time you need to cool down, check it out and grab a cone (or tub).

The staff is helpful. If you have not been to their chain previously, you will be instructed on how…read moreto get your item. You are also given samples of any of the yogurt. Unfortunately, they are also a bit condescending and scold customers as if they are little children. If you fail to place any of the handles in the fully top position, the staff will lecture you. It does not matter if the handle is raised enough to stop the flow of yogurt from pouring.

How did we go from zero froyos joints to about a jillion in the space of a year?…read more I can't keep up, there are so many, and they all use soft pastel colours and mood lighting and have similar toppings and ugh I love them all, but the one I love above all others is Moochi, because A) they're the only guys that have mochi as a topping, these weird little Japanese rice cake lozenges that at first are kinda bland and chewy but by the end you can't get enough of, and B) lychee jelly pearls, little balls of sweet syrupy goodness that you can roll around your mouth and pop between your teeth when your patience runs thin. Oh, and sometimes they have limited edition lychee flavoured froyo, which rocks harder than whichever band is rocking out hardest at the time you read this.

I first tried Moochi in Strathfield and was blown away by the taste. The one in Chatswood is in a…read morevery convenient location and they seem to have the same flavours as Strathfield. I'm not sure what it is but I thought the one in Strathfield was a little better; maybe cause it's their first store or maybe cause it was the first time I tried it. The one in Chatswood is still very good and would recommend!