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    greek yogurt with pistachio sauce and crunch
    Stephanie Y.

    Convenient froyo spot right by the Rockefeller train station! There's usually a line when I walk by but it moves pretty quickly - they only let 2 parties into the store at a time, so everyone else just waits it out on the sidewalk. Staff are friendly and happy to walk you through the options if you're not sure what to get. Store itself is very cute and blue / white which makes you feel temporarily teleported. Got the famous kataifi (pistachio sauce) and the baklava crunch to share with a friend in a medium, which ended up being the perfect snack size for two. The pistachio was great - such a standout flavor. The crunch was fine but nothing too standout compared to it. Froyo itself was good, not mindblowing, but tasted really refreshing and balanced out the sweetness of the pistachio well. Would come back for the pistachio kataifi specifically!

    Original flavor with dark chocolate sauce
    Lena M.

    I had been craving froyo and on our recent trip to NYC everytime we walked by Myka there was a very long line for it. I remember froyo's heyday in 2014, so it was fun to see its return in this very trendy Greek format. If you're waiting in line for this one, I suggest to scan the QR code or go to their Instagram to see which flavors are available. They have very limited flavors. When we went there was only original, matcha, watermelon, or swirl (watermelon and original). We waited for quite a bit, but I was with my best friend so time flew by in that line. They have a big assortment of fun toppings for your yogurt. I loved getting the chocolate crumble on the bottom and the dark chocolate sauce on top. When it was our turn, it felt a little chaotic. You can try flavors which is nice. I was given a generous serving to try of the matcha, it was spilling so it made things a little sticky. When I got my main froyo that had chocolate leaking down it too, so it was a bit of a messy experience. I will say I wish they gave you an option for a chocolate shell, because I would've loved more of the dark chocolate. Do know there isn't seating available, but you can go inside the office building next to it that has seating. I love that it was frozen Greek yogurt, it was yummy.

    Harry W.

    TLDR: Excellent Greek Yogurt with a variety of unique toppings that I've not seen elsewhere here in the US. Waited just five minutes outside midday on a weekday. Inside, you'll find a casual clean dessert-shop vibe with understated Greek touches inside with a wall lined with backlit ceramic. vases. Once inside, dash over to the far left to resume your place in line. We ordered the default tangy tart Greek Yogurt with the Pistachio Sauce (very thick and gooey) with Extra Virgin Olive Oil (Greek version) drizzled on top. Served cold, this was the perfect antidote for yet another blazing hot summer day here in Midtown. I loved how the olive oil is such a nice complement to the yogurt. Who knew! LOL. The Pistachio "sauce" - gooey thick almost like taffy was good too, but next time, I'd like to try out a nuttier or granola-style topping instead. Pro Tip: No trash cans outside, so get back inside the store, head over to the far left corner where you will find a wicker basket with matching lid as their trash receptacle. Nicely done. =) Yep.. definitely worth coming back if the lines are reasonably fast like our visit.

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    Toniya D.

    I'm genuinely not understanding the hype. People are waiting in line for $20 Greek yogurt, and I just don't get it. I got the $11 kids' matcha with strawberries as my topping, and I was expecting it to actually taste like something since I chose a flavor. Instead, it tasted like regular Greek yogurt with food coloring. The best part was definitely the fresh strawberries. I don't recommend this place at all unless you're already in the area or specifically want something healthy. Even then, you can save your money by buying your favorite yogurt, putting it in the freezer, and adding your favorite toppings at home while letting it thaw a little. Overall, don't waste your time waiting hours in line outside, and don't waste $11-$20 depending on the size you get. I will say that the kids' size is the perfect sample size if you're curious and want to try it, but that's about it. I will say, the shop itself is aesthetically pleasing, and the air conditioning is definitely blasting, which is a plus on a hot day. However, the music choice was questionable and didn't really add to the experience.

    Watermelon with Pecan Crumbles
    Sofia A.

    Fresh & tasty treat! Expect a wait but the line moves fast. The staff is very efficient with taking peoples' orders and moving through the line. The shop itself is very small so they only let a few people in at a time and then the rest of the line is outside. It took about 15 min to get inside. They only had three flavors which I think they rotate two of them. They had Original, Watermelon, and Matcha. They let you try a flavor so I had the Watermelon which tasted like freshly juiced watermelons and not overly sweet. They also had an array of toppings which I got the crushed pecans. It was sooo yummy!!! I would definitely go again but note that it wasn't cheap at $11 for the small which comes with one topping. This is including tip!

    Momoka T.

    4.5 / 5.0 Frozen yogurt is currently trending in NYC. It's rich, tangy, and absolutely delicious! You can choose one topping for the kid's size, two for the regular, and three for the large. They offer samples, so it's great to be able to pick your favorite flavor. The wait was about 10 minutes around lunchtime on a weekday, but I waited nearly an hour around 9:00 PM. Staff members manage the line, and the turnover is fast. There is no dine-in seating, but the interior features a stylish, tropical-inspired design.

    Jamie L.

    All the reviews are true! The line was crazy long, but honestly, it wasn't TOO bad. The frozen yogurt was so thick, creamy, and tangy, and I really enjoyed it. I got mine topped with baklava and mykataifi, and it was SO good! Absolutely delicious! It definitely lived up to my expectations. The combination of the tangy froyo with the sweet, flaky baklava and mykadaifi was honestly perfect. The only thing is, I don't know if I'd wait in that long line again... Maybe once the hype dies down!

    Chieko C.

    I loooooooove the Froyo here. I gone here twice so far and loved it every time. The toppings is so good, and it pairs well with the Froyo. The service was incredibly slow - I think it does reflect the European style of everyone takes their time and there isn't a rush. The wait was over an hour, but also this place did blow up on Tik Tok so that could have aid to the problem. I would only come back if there's no line. The ambiance is cute. It's a small place by Rockefeller with no seating. I go by here everyday from work!

    Regular cup with citrus sorbet, honey and coconut shavings
    Lauren B.

    I mainly wanted to try this location because I saw many people on social media post about it. My sister said this was one of those things on her NYC checklist that she absolutely had to do. The only thing is we read about long lines and unfortunately our patience is thin when the weather is as hot as it is right now. We ultimately decided to check out the place and got in line at 11:40PMish. We did not finish paying until 12:20AMish, that is roughly about a 40 minute wait. As a heads up they do cut off the line about 5-10 minutes before they close which is completely understandable as they do get quite busy. I think the staff try their best to handle customers and overall are super friendly. They also limit how many people are inside the store which I appreciate because it makes the process feel a bit less rushed. The shop itself is quite small too. I feel the yogurt itself is decent but unfortunately not worth the long wait. If you see a short line then I'd say you should pop in to try it but otherwise maybe use your time differently. They typically have few flavors running which is the plain Greek and seasonals. I opted for the citrus sorbet with honey and coconut shavings. I got a regular cup which allows for two toppings ($10.90). If you wanted to add more toppings, they charge $1.50 per additional toppings but recommend capping it to 4 otherwise it might spill out. Overall pleasant experience but not worth waiting anything over 30 minutes.

    Melissa O.

    Ordered two medium original tart yogurts- one was Dubai chocolate style and the other with just baklava topping on it. Both were really good and the yogurt was super creamy. The yogurt was good but the wait was kind of long and the price was a bit steep. $24 + tip.

    Risha S.

    I got a regular sized tart frozen yogurt with 3 toppings (paid extra for an additional one) - dulce de leche, chocolate chips, and baklava for $13.51 Personally I don't think it was worth the price, the line, and the service. If you're looking for healthier sweat treat option this might be the move if you get the small size. It tasted too much like chobani yogurt for me but the toppings were good. It was very pretty though!

    frances h.

    My girls hear all about the "popular" places, so we stood in the long line (approx 35 min) and I honestly don't get the hype. We are huge fans of fro yo and quality Greek yogurt, which we have back in Cali. This was very mediocre. I wouldn't even go back if there was NO line! Stars for an aesthetically pleasing storefront.

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    David H.

    So It's been about two months, since MYKA opened up in the heart of 6th Ave. I've been wanting to try this place for a while. But as mid-afternoon approaches, on any given day, the line is close to 100 people deep. You'd think they were giving it away. I guess it's quite popular, considering it's in 14 countries w/49 locations. My only hope was a Friday morning. At 11am, I was 5th in line. The store is small and the service is fast. Instead of trying to figure out what to have, I just asked what was popular. Signature Frozen Yogurt/Pistachio/Baklava Crumble aka "Baklava Pistachio" (Medium Sized) I added some olive oil to mine. After almost $16.00 w/tip, I was on my way. Don't expect "16 Handles" or "I Can't Believe It's Not Yogurt". The texture is half icy & half creamy with an odd after taste, that resembled sour cream. Must be the touch of goat's kefir. They do have seasonal flavors, along with a Fruit Sorbet. A plethora of toppings may be the reason the line moves slow at peak times. I thought I was good, but not great.

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    9 days ago

    20 bux for 2 small froyo. V limited toppings, original is too tart, not worth the money. Mimi's is much better imo.

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    2 months ago

    AMAZING Frozen yogurt! Worth the 1hr wait. Minus 1 start for extremely slow service, unorganized line situation, & running out of flavors.

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    Not even average. Toppings not great and they fall off the second you try to eat it. Why the line for something that's not even good?

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