our experience was sensaitional, a little expensive but overall delicious and sensational. your…read morecustomer service was sensational and your music was sensational.

If you've ever visited the Yo-Chi store in Balaclava you'll kind of know what to expect:…read more- Fine scandi furniture - Helpful staff - A super fresh toppings bar that is kept immaculately clean - Lines that increase as the mercury rises higher - Creamy fro-yo in interesting flavours (chai anyone?) - Expensive prices that will feel like extortion the first time, but you'll willingly pay the next time. Visit the new Carlton store and add in: - More indoor and outdoor seating - More flavours (licorice!) - More ways to make the lines faster (hello SECOND toppings bar and cashier) - More enjoyment These guys are dominating the fro-yo experience in Melbourne if you ask me. There's a constant stream of customers visiting on a more frequent basis because they've taken a great model and made it even easier to access. I'll be needing to exercise all my restraint to not be here every day.

This is one of the most cynical, dishonest branding exercises I've ever seen. It's not some hipster…read moreartisan, boutique independent gelato shop - the gelato is made by Peters Icecream. Having tried the amazing and truly boutique original Gelato Fiasco icecream whilst in the US, I was excited to see it appear in fridges in 7-11 stores in Australia. I tried the Big County Brownie mint choc flavour. Watery not creamy, no punch to the flavour and stale tasting brownies. So disappointing.

Terrific gelato This is good quality gelato at a reasonable…read moreprice. The flavours are true and the gelato has a small batch, artisanal feel!

Anytime I walked by this place there was always an abnormally long line. Finally decided to check…read morethis place out and their ice creams and gelatos are amazing. Their hazelnut made me feel like I was eating a light whipped Nutella and their passion fruit yogurt was equally as delicious.

We ate at Vegie Bar last weekend and afterwards decided to drop into their dessert shop, Girls &…read moreBoys, just next door. The owners of Vegie Bar opened Girls & Boys last month to satisfy the ever-growing demand for all things vegan on Brunswick St, and I'm sure glad they did. One of the great things about Girls & Boys is that they have a window there for take-away Vegie Bar food. Yes, that's right, you can now get Vegie Bar food to go -- no more waiting endlessly for a table, no more surly hipster waiters, no more practically sitting in your neighbor's lap as you crane to reach your plate -- just the good ol' Vegie Bar food you know and love in a fraction of the time and to be eaten in the comfort of your own home. (Or wherever.) Just pop in to Girls & Boys and go to the Vegie Bar takeaway window to your left. But let's talk about the Girls & Boys desserts, as this place is primarily a dessert shop. They have a variety of gorgeous, artfully created desserts -- puddings and little cakes and tarts and things like that -- that rival the likes of Brunetti (but without the cruelty of eggs and dairy!) A lot of them are also gluten-free or free from refined sugar. I will add there's not a HUGE amount of selection, but what they do have is beautiful. Personally, I was in the mood for gelato so I sampled the blood orange gelato (yum) but ended up going with chocolate hazelnut because it's hard to find vegan chocolate hazelnut gelato in this world! (probably a good thing for my waistline). While it wasn't the most amazing gelato on the planet, it was really really good, tasted exactly like a dairy chocolate hazelnut gelato would, and I would happily order it again. They also do soft-serve (including choc-tops!), smoothies (some healthier than others), and coffee (including your usual trendy stuff like turmeric and matcha lattes). They offer the whole variety of non-dairy milks for your coffees, including macadamia nut milk, which is unusual and pretty cool. The place doesn't really have any seating, so it's more of a grab-and-go kind of place. Service was friendly. Price is reasonable -- along the lines of other speciality dessert-type places. Even if you're not vegan, this is a great place to go if you have a dairy or gluten allergy, and a great place to get fancy little cakes and things for those special treat-yourself occasions as well. But even if you have ZERO dietary restrictions, this place is worth a visit -- don't miss it.

Super interior design and adjacent to another vegan restaurant- perfect for lunch and dessert! We…read moretried a chocolate shake, mint chocolate chip on a cone, and vanilla on a cone. The mint chip was the clear winner- swaying over even the omnivorous kids. The adults happily finished off everything else. There were 6 other options I believe, as well as sundaes, toppings, and pastries! Great option for vegans who are sick of maybe 1 or 2 sorbet options!

good location，good taste， amazing frozen yogurt， lovely place，I like it and you? Quickly!!!!Come…read moreand try!

From the owner: Best self-serve Frozen Yogurt in town! Also provide real…read morefruit smoothies and hot tea.

We had a buy one frozen yoghurt get one free voucher in our entertainment book so we used it here…read more They sell the standard flavours chocolate, strawberry & original tart (great name). Options also include Yo-Mix-It where you can mix two flavours togethets like watermelon and cheesecake. My favourite was the burnt salted caramel topped with bits of violet crumble from the toppings area near the counter.

Yelp Review 2023 #292:…read more I first had gelato from Gelato Messina while visiting Melbourne. We had a Gelato Messina in Vegas for a hot minute then, it went out of business for some odd reason (they were always busy). They have classic flavors: chocolate, gianduja, hazelnut, cookies and cream, coffee, Hokey Pokey, dulce de leche, chocolate mint, bounty, pistachio, rum raisin, boysenberry, salted caramel, vanilla, and tiramisu. Their sorbets are vegan: mango, strawberry, coconut and mango, passionfruit, coconut Pandan, raspberry, lemon, blood orange, and chocolate. My favorites: gianduja, hazelnut, and pistachio. They have specials that change every week. The specials are quite interesting. The flavors could have potato chips, pretzels, Nutella, nuts, fruit, marshmallows, some sort of cookie, etc. You can get 1 scoop or however many scoops you want. They have cups or cones. You can get your gelato in cake form. My favorite is the mushroom one. What I've noticed is the layout of the store is pretty much standard no matter what location you go to. You can get merchandise like shirts, mugs, aprons, and stuff.

it was deluicious icecream i recommend the super dulchdilech it was so rich i was puking for days…read morefast service i recommend

I didn't want to start off this review negatively, but when I was promised a thousand blessings I…read moredamn well expected them. All I felt 933 of them and i feel cheated, as for the frozen part, the product was only part frozen. Another disappointment. I also did not appreciate the sheer amount of choice of flavour available in store. 6 choices? It sent my anxiety into overdrive and I felt on the verge of a panic attack. Why not just one flavour: plain, coupled with a daily rotating flavour of the week. And also just out of curiosity, why don't you sell/do pizza? There's clearly a gap in the market there

What's a good word for something that is brilliant and yet totally dangerous at once? That's what…read moreFrozen is for me. I was thrilled when Frozen took over a section of what was once an unreasonably enormous pharmacy to bring the tart goodness of fro yo to South Yarra. It's a familiar formula: choose a small, medium or large cup. Fill it with your favorite flavors (natural, coconut and chocolate are my picks), then load on your toppings from the self serve bar and pay by weight. These aren't just any toppings though. They rotate... a lot... which is obviously a clever ploy to keep customers coming back for more. It works. I fall for it. Because they're interesting: halva (halawa), banana bread, green tea and red bean mochi, passionfruit pearls, super ripe and fresh mango, kiwi and more, PB cups, toasted nuts, muesli, shredded coconut... You can be as virtuous or indulgent as you like, moving from the right side of the bar (fruit, nuts etc) to the left (sex, er, chocolate). You can taste any flavor you want before paying. ... See you there?

Great dessert place that can satisfy any matcha craving. I came here with a friend at around 8pm…read moreand it was pretty busy! There's some seating (not a lot) in the back, but it's better than nothing! I got the matcha and vanilla swirl soft serve since I'm not a huge matcha fan, and I didn't want the strong matcha flavor. The soft serve was creamy and had a good matcha and vanilla ratio. This place has plenty of other Japanese desserts with matcha flavor, so if you are a fan of matcha, this place is for you!

It's a cute little shop with Japanese style decor and they specialize in mtacha flavored drinks and…read moredesserts. The matcha latte (cold) i ordered was kinda watered down...Might come back to try their float and ice cream.

When you parked in QV and it's that time of night during a weekday when every other food place is…read moreclosing up, fro-yo looks like a pretty good option as a replacement meal. Steps are easy. Grab a bowl, fill her up with whichever frozen yogurt you want, it's okay to mix them as you please. Then take your frozen-ness over to pile on some toppings. Whatever you choose, pick the "hey that looks interesting" and the "haven't had this in ages" and the "whoa this is here." Once everything is piled to your liking, either that or you can't possibly fit anymore into your bowl that you once thought was big, put it on a scale to get measured. And then based on the weight you pay up. Then go and eat your fro-yo topping creation. I love the idea; it never gets old for me, the whole add what you like and whatever you want DIY of fro-yo. And the girl behind the counter was nice (especially for being open later than most food places). So why not?

Nawww just two stars? Let's fix that shall we?…read more Right! I am a huge fan of the self-serve. I mean what other fro-yo outlets can you mix and match as many flavours as you wish and help yourself to as much or as little as you want?? The toppings are much more varietal and include naughtier options too (think oreo cookies, brownie bits, m&ms). What have we learnt from these reviews? Tutti-Frutti can be enjoyed as much as I do if you know that the frozen yoghurt is PRICED BY WEIGHT. I would give five stars but Tutti-Frutti in Perth has more options - EIGHT yoghurt flavours - so it's less one star in comparison. One more thing - the Taro flavour is awesome. Like coconut-white chocolate.