Yogiji — Review by Twisted
London, United Kingdom — Frozen Yogurt
Yogiji is a newly opened frozen yogurt spot in London that challenges customers to create their own custom fro yo creations. The reviewer loved the creative banana bread and Eton Mess inspired frozen yogurts, with standout elements like the banana yogurt and white chocolate shell, though the queue was long.
What was great: Creative frozen yogurt flavors, banana yogurt in the banana bread fro yo, strawberry and cream base with biscotti crumbs in the Eton Mess fro yo, white chocolate shell, improved version of traditional Eton Mess without meringue
What could improve: Long queue
The Dishes
The reviewer and team took on custom frozen yogurt challenges at Yogiji, creating two signature dishes. The banana bread fro yo featured a banana yogurt base paired with cookie dough, roasted nuts, biscuit crumbs, a drizzle of chocolate, and baked banana, delivering banana bread vibes. The Eton Mess fro yo started with a strawberries and cream base, topped with strawberries, strawberry sauce, strawberry pearls, and biscotti crumbs, finished with a satisfying white chocolate shell that crackles when you bite into it.
The Experience
Yogiji offered an interactive dining experience where customers could build their own frozen yogurt creations. The atmosphere was popular enough to draw a notably long queue, indicating the venue's status as a viral food destination in London. Despite the wait, the team felt the experience was worthwhile and worth the time invested.
Value and Pricing
While specific prices were not mentioned, the reviewer indicated that the creations were worth both the queue and the money spent, suggesting good value for the quality and creativity of the frozen yogurt offerings.
Notable Moments
You know what? It's actually worth the queue and worth the money.
That's like a better version of an Eton Mess because there's no meringue on it, and the worst part of an Eton Mess is the meringue.
The Verdict
Yogiji successfully delivers creative, customizable frozen yogurt that appeals to those looking for Instagram-worthy and delicious treats. The reviewer's enthusiasm suggests the restaurant is best for food enthusiasts who enjoy interactive dining experiences and don't mind waiting for popular viral food spots. The ability to create personalized flavor combinations makes it worth a visit despite potential queue times.