If I can give this place no stars I would. I just visited with a friend, we requested a coconut smoothie and we got tart yogurt with coconut syrup. Gross! What happened to the coconut yogurt smoothie with the coconut yogurt??? We will never return! Also my friend was over charged for a little bit of yogurt to go. They may use race instead of weight on how they charge for their product! Never again! read more

Our go to stop whenever my friend group is in Princeton. Love the bubble tea not a big fan of the froyo. The customer service is good, one time I was unhappy with how my bubble tea came out and they were able to remake it for me. Recommend the fruit flavors! read more

Vegan info: Update as of October 2018 - they seem to be doing a coconut and an almond based flavor now instead of soy which is disappointing. The coconut isn't a good base - icy, not creamy. Soy is better but people are paranoid about it so it's disappearing from the vegan scene (drives me nuts bc coconut cream makes me sick). ---- Fruity yogurt in Princeton has one rotating soy-based vegan soft-serve flavor. The taste and texture is very good - probably the best soft ice cream/yogurt I've had other than Cookman Creamery in Asbury Park. I always get nervous that tasty things aren't really vegan, but it is clearly labeled, so I put my faith in that sign. The flavors I've tried are not really my favorites (banana, honeydew, cappuchino), but I still found them enjoyable, probably because vegan frozen dessert is so rare and sometimes so bad that anything decent becomes exciting. For example, I've had bad softserve at papa ganache, v street, vegan treats, cookman when they tried to take soy out, and a few other places. So disappointing! Tcby's silk products were good, but not as good as this, and tutti frutti's non-dairy options were decent but not memorable. At fruity yogurt, I'm hoping for vanilla, chocolate, nut, or taro flavors in the near future. It isn't always changed weekly in spite of what the sign says. A variety of fruit toppings are available. Drinks can be made with soy milk, and milk-free fruit teas with adjustable levels of sweetness. They also have shaved ice. There is a parking lot behind the row of buildings and street parking, both metered. Parking can be tough on busy weekend days. read more

Most amazing frozen yogurt place in the Princeton area. Love the wide variety starting from low fat to ice cream proper. Toppings are always fresh. LOVE the no tipping policy! Friend tried the bubble tea and he loved it. read more

Best Boba tea in town! Close to Downtown Princeton and great service as well, I highly recommend it I have at least came here 15 times!!! read more

Large selection of bubble tea, and you can choose your sweetness level. I've tried 3 bubble teas from this - the peanut butter banana shake, the rose lychee, and the matcha latte shake. I've also tried both their tapioca and egg custards. The matcha is my favorite. The matcha flavor was strong and delicious. Some of their egg custards had a weird sourness, but I will assume it's because they leave it in their yogurt topping station so something sour-like spilled on some of the custards. I really like that they provide "detox" water for their customers. These water are cooled with ice and have sliced cucumbers and strawberries thrown in. The staff were ok. They don't look unfriendly but they don't exactly look thrilled. Service time was also mediocre. They weren't super fast but they didn't take forever either. Pricing-wise, it was a little high for my liking, especially compared to my favorite bubble tea place (I's Café in New Brunswick). They have a bathroom for customers only. read more

My Fruity Yogurt review was one of my first Yelp reviews. Not yet having a good compass for these things, I gave it a 5. Fruity Yogurt is definitely above average, and deserves every bit of a four-star rating. They have a wide and frequently rotating selection of flavors, including vegan, protein, and Greek options. I appreciate that they have boba tea. It's a great place to go for a snack, and I often indulged while I lived in Princeton. But a five-star rating is a special thing. read more

Love the Fruity Yogurt places!! After having dinner at Tokyo Sushi in Skillman last night, I was planning on taking my teen to Fruity Yogurt in Hillsborough. She overheard that there was a new one in Princeton now. A quick drive & we were there. She loves the Taro, and I tend to mix it up with more traditional flavors like strawberry & vanilla, although last night I did try Strawberry/Banana with a little Chocolate Ice Cream. The toppings are ALWAYS fresh & some are things I wouldn't dream of trying until now! The appearance reminds me of how a 'shoppe' should be lively, bright colors & extremely clean. The staff is very friendly as well! Hats off to whoever runs these Fruity Yogurts!! As far as the negative post below, not sure what he's talking about. Maybe it's friends of the 'other' froyo joint down the road. There's nothing wrong with friendly competition when it comes to business. It's important that consumers have choices and if other businesses feel threatened then work on your product & improve. Good luck to all the Princeton 'sweet shoppes'! read more

Props on having Fiji water. Their yogurt is overly sweet and not tart at all. I can taste the artificial sweeteners in every bite. I ordered the boba tea original flavor. And it was worst boba ever. No flavor of tea. Decor is standard of a self serve yogurt store. Some seating in the front of the store. Nothing comfortable. Bar height round tables and some mismatched stools. read more

I've only gotten the bubble tea here but it is too sweet for my taste. I don't like how you can't adjust the sweetness. My go-to is the Thai iced tea bubble tea, but I normally go to other bubble tea places read more

Hmmm...after I mentioned what appeared to be several obviously fake 5 star reviews by employees/management probably, those reviews conveniently dissappeared. Smart move, stick to your merits for good reviews, and not lying. Plus one star read more

One of the worst frozen yogurts I've ever had. It tasted cheap and just...gross. Yuck.

Everything here is simply delicious. I love the flavors of frozen yogurt they offer, the toppings (especially the fruity bubble balls that burst in your mouth), and even the extensive options for people who are not into frozen yogurt. My friend loves coming here for the flavored shaved ice they make. It comes in a really cool cup and looks beautiful. There's something here for everyone. read more

Fruity Yogurt has seen better days. A few years ago when I was in high school, Fruity Yogurt was THE hangout spot for all the Asians in WWP. The employees were all Asian girls that I knew from school; they all made good bubble tea and would give me discounts. Although the clientele has diversified since then, the quality of the bubble tea has gone down and prices have gone up. Nowadays, the bubble tea really depends on how good the barista is at making it. At best, it will taste somewhat authentic and the bubbles will be nice and chewy. At worst, it will be overly sweet, powdery, or syrupy depending on what flavor you get, and usually the tapioca pearls will be stale. The fruit flavors made with green tea are the most consistent. My favorites are honeydew (sometimes with lychee), strawberry mango, lychee mango, and rose lychee. Don't be afraid to try different flavor combinations! If you want milk-based bubble tea, original and thai are pretty good flavors. I like to get hot bubble tea in the coffee flavors during the winter. As for the froyo, it's decent. It has a thicker consistency and is less runny than Twist's froyo, so that could be good or bad depending on your preference. Fruity also has a wider variety of flavors, and it's definitely a plus that they always have a few Asian flavors like taro and lychee (my favorite). Ask for sample cups! As the only sit-down bubble tea place in Princeton, Fruity Yogurt is worth a visit. I will go once in a while for nostalgia's sake - and it's still a good hangout spot with its bright decor and relaxed atmosphere. Hopefully you'll get lucky and get a good barista. A little-known fact is that Tiger Noodles further down the street also sells bubble tea - they started making bubble tea long before Fruity Yogurt opened, and theirs is much more authentic. I'm usually willing to walk the extra 5 minutes to get bubble tea to-go from Tiger Noodles. read more

Located next to Princeton University, Fruity Yogurt is a chill hang-out place for many college students. My advice? Find another place. I do understand there is no single recipe to make froyo, but this place's recipe doesn't really work well, especially when a yogurt flavor whose name includes "tart" is not "tarty" at all. I mean, c'mon. Also, maybe this is just happened when I arrived, but there was nobody at the cash register... and there were about 4-5 people in line. It wasn't an empty night at all. It turns out the person sweeping the floor was also the cashier. I've no problem with that, but when there are customers waiting to buy something. read more

Horrible service by the attendant guy. Behaved as if he didn't want us in the shop. Drinks are fine.

I love Greek plain frozen yoghurt. This is the worst. More like lemon iced with guar gum or similar. The quality of the fruit is also poor. For example, spotty and with trimming. The hot fudge is similarly not tasty. I threw it away. The price is inexpensive compared to other places. I guess you get what you pay for. I will not be back. read more

I always go here when I am in town. They have great service. When I was charged twice on accident, the owner personally refunded my purchase. read more

I was a big fan of their flavors except for Kiwi! The kiwi-flavored yogurt tasted so chemically. Boo. :( BUT, the mango, plain tart, lychee, and strawberry was very delicious and creamy! I actually think this is my favorite yogurt store so far! Unfortunately, the toppings were mediocre and normal in comparison to the next froyo store, but at least they were fresh and delicious! read more

As Twist was first onto the fro yo scene in Princeton, I was doubtful that Fruity Yogurt would really have its place on Nassau Street... While I like Twist, this place is definitely better. Unlike Twist, they don't regulate how your sample consumption, have more exotic offerings (Taro! Yum, and accept plastic as currency. Good spread of topics (about the same assortment as Twist) too. They also have smoothies and teas - Twist, not so much. All in all, very good. Born and raised in Princeton, I would recommend Bent Spoon or Thomas Sweet to the out-of-town folk, as these fro yo places are now a dime a dozen nationwide and not really anything that highlight Princeton character. read more

Words cannot accurately describe my love for Fruity Yogurt. I've frequented this place for years, but haven't reviewed it for fear of not doing it justice. This is the most bubble tea-y bubble tea place around. All the staff are great but Francisco is the best, he always gets my (super fussy) order just right. They'll make any tea with soy milk and/or less sugar. Every flavor is made fresh, and you can taste the difference. If you park in the back you can even see them using all the fresh fruit to make the flavors for the yogurts and teas. read more

This review is for their boba teas. I recently moved to the area from Plano, TX in search of good boba milk tea. Unfortunately for this store, I was underwhelmed with my order of matcha green tea with boba. Not only did my drink taste too powdery, but the boba itself was not soft and chewy as really good boba ought to be. I miss the just-the-right-amount-of-sweet-and-chewy boba in my milk tea that Bobaland and Boba Latte offers in Dallas and wish I were back there now. Instead, I'll have to check out other places in the area as I'm pretty sure I won't be ordering my boba teas from here again. However, they do have an extensive menu and I did only try one drink so I may be a bit harsh. I'll give this a 2.5 star then. read more

I don't really know if this review will do the place just because I never get the frozen yogurt, instead I am more geared towards getting the bubble tea (I would assume others would too). The milk based bubble tea or so-so; they are not the best tasting bubble tea. For instance, the first time I got the original milk boba tea I was expecting it to taste like all of the others ones I have had. However, this was not the case the flavor was off the tapioca were hard and not chewy. One of the better alternatives is the tea based bubble tea and I usually get the Honey Green tea. The first time I had the Honey Green Tea it became my favorite drink I got from here, but as time went on the quality of their drinks kept diminishing and kept getting worse and worse. The price for the bubble tea is also very expensive around 5$ for a cup and I would say that this 5$ is not well spent and should be spent somewhere else. What was once a frequent visited place, now becomes a once in a while place to get bubble tea when I am craving it the most. ~ Stanley read more

Frozen yogurt is one of my favorite light deserts. A friend brought me here after our unsatisfying lunch and this place certainly made our day. I usually stay away from frozen yogurts that has a very pronounced milk flavor. Since this place had different flavors, it was a plus. I went for the mango flavor yogurt with strawberries, mango, blueberries, and kiwi as toppings. All the toppings were fresh. I was also happy that it was self served and I was able to have the ideal amount of yogurt and toppings that I wanted. My entire cup was just perfect! I am looking forward to my next visit. read more

So the fruit yogurts are great and well reviewed elsewhere. But truly spectacular is the large Hawai'ian Shaved Ice with all the toppings you can load on it. (Flat price is under $7.00 - not weighed.) We got grapefruit shaved ice with all the fresh fruit (kiwi, strawberry, raspberry, blackberry, blueberry, and then some). Perfect combo of tangy, tart & sweet on a hot day. read more

I was excited to hear about fruity yogurt when it first opened the yogurt is especially good, better than twist in my opinion the taro and plain tart have a really nice flavor and they have a great variety of toppings the bubble tea is also not bad either they have a huge amount of flavors my favorite is mango i would def recommend fruity yogurt to all those froyo lovers out there!! read more

This was the worst bubble tea experience I have ever had, and I have visited hundreds of bubble tea restaurants in my day. I ordered the plain milk tea for 4.50, which is quite expensive for what it is, and when it came I was astounded at just how wrong they had managed to get the flavor. It was meant to be a plain milk tea, but for some reason it tasted strongly of cinnamon and some other flavor that I had never had in milk tea before. The boba were also very hard and had a plastic like taste. I threw away this very expensive drink after a few sips and I can guarantee that I will never visit this establishment ever again. read more

T E R R I A B L E I spent more on a yogurt than I did on dinner lol. I asked for a spooon and when I did they said no if you don't like the flavor just get another one read more

I had a strawberry-banana smoothie. It was made of strawberry-banana frozen yogurt, strawberries, bananas, and water. It tasted like it had too much water and not enough fruit. Next time I'll try the froyo instead. read more

This review is purely for bubble teas here. I'm a huge fan of bubble teas, and my current town doesn't have any, so whenever I visit the boyfriend in Princeton I always make sure to indulge myself. My experience here has been hit and miss. I like my bubble tea not sweet, maybe 25% sugar, or not even any if they already coat the bobas in sugar. The first time I was there I requested 50% sugar, and found it still too sweet. I came back, asked for no sugar at all, and this time I was happy- the boba coated in sugar gave it a hint of sweetness, and the tea was still strong. The third time I visited, ordered another one with no sugar, and after happily waiting in a 15+ people line, I received my drink, took a sip and almost died of a sweetness attack (in a bad way...). I really couldn't drink it, so I went back and kindly asked the guy to change it. They made me a new drink but this time... it felt like water. I felt like it was 1 oz of tea diluted with water. I couldn't taste the tea AT ALL. Usually crowded in the afternoons, so if you hate waiting in line, avoid these rush hours. Bobas are decently chewy. I should have asked for the name of the guy who made that perfectly good drink Oh well. That drink was four stars. The other ones.. maybe one and a half star. read more

My favorite bubble tea spot, consistently good boba (the right amount of sweetness). I'm obsessed with bubble tea and my fear whenever I go somewhere else is that it won't be good. Here I never have to worry. My favorite is Honeydrew with milk, but I've tried others and they're all great! Only bad thing recently is inconsistency with people who work there, feels like it's someone different every time I go in (and I go in all the time), so it's been taking a little longer and the services isn't as great, but nothing to complain about really. read more

Huge selection of bubble tea and milk teas. Flavors are decent, however customer service is excellent! You can ask for half the sugar or light on the ice and they always get your order right. price is fine for the amount that you get. They also have (surprisingly) delicious frozen yogurts (self serve!) and a lot of toppings in case bubble tea isn't your main choice. read more

While walking around Princeton, stop by this place for bubble tea. It's cute and the bubtea is pretty good. There is wide selection of bubble tea flavors but not too much that it's confusing. The tapioca pearls are soft and chewy. My only complaint was that the last time I came, they were too sweet. Sorry but I am very particular about my bubble tea. Fruity Yogurt is located with all the shops and restaurants. It's very convenient, and it's a decent hang out place too. They also sell froyo but I can't rate because I never tried it. read more

I really wish they had tart yogurt that was this tasty around where I live! I had the original tart froyo, it had the perfect amount of tart and sweetness to it. I noticed that they had other flavors that were unique and somewhat exotic too like taro root. I also loved the fact that it was self serve, so you can get as much or as little as you want. I thought the price was pretty fair too, about 42 cents per ounce. Another thing I loved about this place was that the toppings are endless!! They had everything from your regular fresh fruit to mochi ball pieces! read more

Yogurt was decent, and toppings were ok. fruit is cut a little more on the chunky side... and it's tough getting in and out, as the front door is right next to a seating area. read more

This was a fantastic find and I wish their were most places like this in the world. This place is extremely modern, comfortable, and lively. They stress their frozen yogurt, although I do sense that a lot of their revenue comes from their drinks. I decided to try their bubble teas, since they had a huge selection. Pricing here isn't bad: froyo is reasonably priced, bubble teas are under $4, etc. We first tried a melon milk tea. It. Was really good, refreshing, not too sweet. The drink itself was well balanced. I ordered the pumpkin spice bubble tea, which was definitely needed for this fall season. The tea was amazing, with a heavy pumpkin taste, complimented by a slight cinnamon taste and a milk base. The bubbles were also quite good. The two drinks we ordered were delicious and I still have cravings for the pumpkin bubble tea. read more

Despite living close to Princeton, surprisingly I had NEVER visited this place until one fine fall evening when my friends brought me here. I tried the Pistachio Bubble Tea I believe (remembering anything after going through the tumultuous SAT and college app process, someone should give ME 5-stars), and I remember it was delicious and everything I needed. It was a little on the sweet side, and a little pricey for a drink ($4.25 I believe), but I WOULD WILLINGLY pay it again for this delightful sip of heaven milked straight from heaven's breasts. Um hold on. Sorry. I was lost for a minute. I think Fruity Yogurt is a fantastic establishment and treats its workers well: I've had a few friends work their with nothing but smiles and no complaints. read more

This is my go to place for frozen yogurt in the area. The atmosphere is very fun and bright which is another plus. They have the widest range of flavors, and also provide the option of beverages as well, including bubble tea. (This is the only place for bubble tea in the area) I did knock off one star for the bubble tea being iffy sometimes, depending on the person making it. read more

DO NOT GO HERE FOR BUBBLE TEA!!! If you are between Trenton and PA better go to Oxford Valley Mall where there is a vendor that sells a far more decent Bubble Te than Fruity Yogurt. In addition to beign horrible is freaking expensive. Go here for yogurt? But for Bubble Tea... there are better places! read more

This review is only for the bubble tea. I used to live in Chinatown NYC where the best bubble tea was literally across the street from my apartment - so I know good bubble tea and this is up to par. It's not the best I've ever had by any means but it will absolutely satisfy a craving. Let's face it, bubble tea is all about the bubbles. These are the perfect size and the right amount of chewiness. Although I didn't get a flavor bubble, I enjoy that they have flavors as options. The selection of teas is also great. They will personalize your drink according to sugar level, ice level etc. it's a great thing when it comes to bubble tea. All in all - I will for sure be getting my bubble tea craving satisfied at Fruity Yogurt. read more