The Best Frozen Yogurt in Toronto

Although the yogurt at Menchie's is awesome, their system is a total clusterf**k. You spend half your time bouncing off people even when it isn't busy. It's like the world's most badly designed salad bar.

Menchies is the absolute best!! Sooooo delicious!!!

Menchie's is BY FAR, the best tasting frozen yogurt in the city. Everyone else is just trying to copy them, and doing a poor job of it. Menchie's frozen yogurt not only tastes the best, but they have the most flavours to chose from and the most toppings to chose from. I'm addicted and no poor wannabe is going to get me to change.

I've been to every place on the list with the exception of OMG it's yogurt. I've been loving frozen yogurt for years as I have lived in LA and NY where we've been lucky to have Pinkberry, Red Mango, Menchie's and Yogurtland for years. here's the deal, Red Mango was the original (non self-serve) out of Korea. Pinkberry took it from there and made it a social scene. Menchie's is the original self-serve frozen yogurt based out of LA. Out of all of these I think Menchie's has come out on top. And as for the Toronto frozen yogurt scene, Menchie's is the only one on the list that brings the original tart with them that started this craze. Almost all the other places are too creamy for frozen yogurt. I mine as well be eating ice cream. Yogurt Spoon and Mon Berri also do not fall into this category of creamy. I don't even know what to say about de kefir. I understand why yogurty's is considered but it's just a dull copy yogurtland with yogurt that feels more like I just ate a tub of ice cream. Yutopia is interesting with it's taro flavor but I get why it's in Markham. Yoyo's is just bad. Blushberry is similar to Mon berri but closed all winter?

This is how I would order them:

1 - Menchie's
2 - Yogurt Spoon
3 - Mon Berri
4 - Blushberry
5 - Yutopia
6 - Yogurt's
7 - YoYo's
8 - Dekefir

wow, look at the whole Menchies PR army go at it!

When I was in the US and tried Red Mango, I was hoping some US frozen yogurt chain would come to Canada.

The blatant shilling from Menchie's employees is rather shameful. Menchie's yogurt IS rather watery and sometimes poorly mixed/cooled (ie, inconsistent texture). They do however have more options than say Yo-Yo's (but Yo-Yo's yogurt is clearly superior, and the boba toppings are like crack), and Menchie's selection does seem to rotate more often. But the yogurt is still watery. There's no getting around it.

As for Blushberry, the only thing I have against it is the price. Not really surprising given its location, but simple frozen yogurt shouldn't feel like a guilty splurge. I do appreciate the way the "original" yogurt isn't mixed with anything, with the fruit toppings providing the extra flavour. Reminds me of the old-school frozen yogurt (ca. 1990), where the unmixed, slightly sour yogurt was often the highlight of your otherwise fruity dollop.

Yogurtys-
Owned by same owners as yogen fruz(who is more than trained in what they do with more experiance than the competitor)
Uses real low fat or no fat yogurt as their base product; not powder at all.
55c an ounce

Menchies-
Stand alone
Uses a powdered base(ew, never liked it)
75c an ounce.

Clear winner. Yogurtys.