Bubble Yogurt
“Overall it's my go to froyo spot and way better than the franchises…”
“Good yogurt with broad variety…from fruity (such as mango and lychee) to sweet (birthday cake and Nutella) and everything else (such as almond or the classics chocolate, vanilla, and plain).”
“While I waited for my drink, I scoped out some of froyo here, they have really unique flavors.”
Bubble Yogurt
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Bike Parking: Yes
Price range.
$ Price range Inexpensive
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A nice, quiet yogurt place tucked away in the Edison shopping plaza along Route 1. It's next to the Chinese buffet and Korean tofu soup restaurant.
I came here for dessert after dinner with some friend in Edison. The interior was bright and cheerful. as most froyo places are. There are a few little tables, but it doesn't have as much seating as most established froyo places. This would be a good place to chat for a little with friends, but not to hang out for over an hour. We came around 9, so it was mostly empty.
The yogurt was fresh and firm, as opposed to the runny messes at some froyo places. There were a lot of interesting flavors available, and you could sample as many as you wanted. There are a ton of toppings too. It has a comprehensive selection of all the froyo toppings classics. Despite it's selection of froyo and toppings, I wouldn't say I was amazed. Many froyo places tend to to have just as large selections.
I would recommend this place if you're in the area and looking for some good froyo, but perhaps not as a go-to froyo place. It's not too cozy and in a precarious location.
Yo yo yo Froyo here along with some amazing bubble tea and ice cream. My family is hooked.
You little fruit filled bubbles bedded deep within choice tea or juice only to be siphoned away from your buddy's upward through a over sized straw depositing upon my ever anticipating tongue until the inevitable squirt of nectar satisfy my sweet toothed desire. How can you not luv it? I know I do.
Whom ever invented these little chewy bubbles deserves a medal, but I'm sure they'd settle for mad loot. They may very well be the most fun food/drink I've ever had. The texture is oh so comforting, you may want to hold them against your cheek and gum for as long as you handle the suspense. I love the anxious anticipation of the inevitable mini tidal wave of flavor once the bubble is pierced. I sucked down passion fruit juice accompanied by leche bubbles, sweet squishy sublime goodness at less than $5.
Make your own frozen yogurt or ice cream with all types of tantalizing toppings to add calories to this healthy treat. I'm putting on a few pounds just writing this review, lol. Heaps of hot caramel and fudge upon my vanilla froyo is always my vice.
When I pass on I want a viking funeral on a sea of hot caramel & fudge filled boba. Now that would be a sweet ending.
The owner here is a gem! She's the friendliest woman that greets everyone – makes ordering and eating here so much more enjoyable.
The bubble tea here was very unique – in a good way I guess. I normally gage my bubble tea experience by ordering Taro; but I was different this time and got Red Bean. I was definitely surprised by this choice – it actually had red bean chunks in with the boba. Not textually, obviously if your getting boba – chewing your drink is not a weird sensation. I guess I was expecting your normal powdered drink mixed with boba and tea.
So was it good – yes.
Should you try it – yes.
Would I order it again – maybe…
Definitely worth a stop over – they even have frozen yogurt.
Grabbed a thai ice milk tea on the go! The tea was great, it wasn't overly sweet and it was a bit creamy. The boba here was standard, pretty chewy but I wish it was softer. The large is $4 which is a steal compared to what you pay in manhattan. While I waited for my drink, I scoped out some of froyo here, they have really unique flavors. I had a sample of the taro, guava and mango. The taro was kind of salty? The guava was okay a little too sweet for me. Mango was standard. I prefer their bubble tea more over the froyo.
Bubble Yogurt is an underrated pay-by-weight froyo spot. I went on a Saturday night and was surprised to find it was not swarming with high schoolers.
Bubble Yogurt has a variety of the classic and exotic frozen yogurt flavors (Cheesecake to Mango) and a wide array of toppings. The cashiers are smiley and happy to provide a pairing recommendation.
Thumbs Up, Bubble Yogurt, for putting a quiet Central Jersey strip mall on the map.
My favorite place to get bubble tea! They offer 2 sizes. I believe the larger size is under $4.
They have many flavors but my favorite is the Thai tea. A close second is almond. They offer hot/cold, different jellies, milk tea, green tea plus flavor add ins. Yum, yum, yum!
They also offer yogurt and the traditional toppings bar. I've had the yogurt a few times and it's good. I just think their bubble tea is what makes them stand out.
Service has always been kind and friendly. I stop in whenever I'm in the area.