Frozen yogurt stopped being a passing trend here a long time ago. What started with one or two mall kiosks is now a proper map of Metro Manila frozen yogurt shops, spread across Quezon City, Makati, Pasig, Mandaluyong, Manila, and the south, each with its own base, its own toppings bar, and its own loyal following. Some are imports from Spain, Italy, Japan, and Australia. Others are small counters run by families who have been scooping the same recipe for years.
This is my running list of the best frozen yogurts in Metro Manila, refreshed for 2026 with the newest shops that opened this year. Prices run from a Php 30 cup near a university gate to a Php 280 signature swirl in a mall. Use it as your shortcut to where to get frozen yoghurt in Metro Manila 2026, and work your way down. The must-try froyo picks are listed alphabetically so you can find the one closest to you.
Better Than Ice Cream Yogurt
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Froyo starts at Php 200
Better Than Ice Cream (BTIC) began with a health scare. Nestor P. Bonoan, a former banker, had quadruple bypass surgery in 1987 and lost ice cream and sweets from his diet. On a trip to the U.S., his daughters found frozen yogurt and brought the idea home. The family opened their first store at Park Square Mall in Makati in November 1989, making BTIC the closest thing this list has to a founding father.
Products / Sample Menu
BTIC Yogurt Products
BTIC Frozen Yogurt
BTIC Plain & Greek Yogurt
BTIC Popsicles
Where to get them
All Day (Bataan, Kawit, Libis, Starmall, Las Piñas)
Alabang Supermarket
Cash & Carry
Fisherfood (Quezon Avenue and Malabon)
Hi-Top Supermarkets (Quezon Ave & Aurora)
Landmark (Makati, Alabang, Nuvali, Trinoma)
Robinsons (all Metro Manila branches, plus Laguna, Batangas, Cavite, Bulacan, Pampanga)
Rustan's
Shopwise
South Supermarket
Unimart (Greenhills and Pasig)
BLK513
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Froyo starts at Php 220
BLK 513 was the first in the country to put activated charcoal into Greek yogurt, and the jet-black swirl still stops people mid-walk. The tartness sits close to a standard froyo base, so the color does more work than the flavor does. Their toppings list is where things get interesting, with calamansi honey cheesecake and faux Ferrero sitting next to plain granola.
Products / Sample Menu
Fruits: Dragon Fruit, Grapes, Kiwi, Mango, Peach, Melon, Lychee, Strawberry, Banana
Crunches: Healthy Valrhona Granola, Oreo Pie, Sugar-free Chocolate Chips, Antioxidant Snack, White Chocolate Oldie, Hijacked Cereal, Keso Bites, Calamansi Honey Cheesecake, Spiced Cookie Caramel, Black Chocolate, Faux Ferrero, Cereal Milk
Sauces: Salted Caramel, Matcha Milk, OG Chocnut Milk, Wild Ube Sauce, Red Velvet Cheesecake
Where to get them
SM Megamall
SM North EDSA
S Maison
Glorietta 1
BGC
UP Town Center
SM Pampanga
SM Clark
Chió
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Froyo starts at Php 89
Chió built its whole identity around one flavor most froyo shops skip: pistachio. It's nutty, a little savory, and it lands differently from the fruit-forward bases you'll find everywhere else. At Php 89 for a starting cup, it's also one of the most affordable entries on this list, which explains the student crowd at both branches.
Products / Sample Menu
Pistachio frozen yogurt in cups, with a rotating in-store menu board.
Where to get them
G/F University Mall, Taft, Manila
Cloud Soft Treats
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Froyo starts at Php 100
Cloud is the newest name most people here can already picture, thanks to those sculptural pink kiosks. The texture is the selling point: light, airy, and pitched between too sweet and too sour. Black Sesame turned into their cult flavor, and their rotating Signature Treats keep regulars coming back to check what changed. The Dubai cup, built on dark chocolate, pistachio sauce, and kataifi, is the one people photograph.
Products / Sample Menu
Sizes: Plain Php 100, Small (1 topping) Php 130, Medium (2 toppings) Php 190, Large (3 toppings) Php 250
Yogurt bases: Original, Hazelnut
Sauces: Biscoff, Cream Cheese (+Php 20), Dark Chocolate, Hazelnut, Matcha, Milk Chocolate, Peanut Butter, Pistachio
Soft: Banana, Blueberry, Lychee, Mango, Mini Mochi, Peach
Crunch: Choco Chip, Cornflake Crunch, Crushed Biscoff, Crushed Choconut, Crushed Oreo, Graham Crust, Hazelnut, Kataifi, Pistachio, Rice Crispies
Signature Treats: Dubai Php 280, Cookie Php 250
Where to get them
SM Megamall, 3rd Floor Bridgeway, Mandaluyong
SM North EDSA
SM Mall of Asia, Level 3 Entertainment Zone, Pasay
SM City Grand Central, Caloocan
Molito Lifestyle Center, Muntinlupa
J.Co Donuts & Coffee
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Froyo starts at Php 95
Everyone walks into J.CO for the donuts, then leaves with a J.Cool. Their fat-free frozen yogurt comes with fresh fruit and toppings, and at Php 95 it's the cheapest way to end a mall day without committing to a full dessert stop. Order it when the donut queue is long and you need something cold instead.
Products / Sample Menu
J.Cool frozen yogurt with fresh fruit and assorted toppings.
Where to get them
Multiple branches across Metro Manila
Koolits Frozen Yogurt Fruit Shake
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Froyo starts at Php 189
Koolits runs on a build-your-own formula that fits the Filipino sweet tooth. Php 189 gets you three fruits, two crunches, and a sauce, which is a lot of cup for the price. The Mandaluyong location is a small corner shop, so it works best as a takeout stop.
Products / Sample Menu
Make your own mix (Php 189)
3 Fruits: Apple, Banana, Dragon Fruit, Grapes, Kiwi, Mango, Watermelon, Blueberry (+Php 15)
2 Crunches: Almond, Butterscotch, Cornflakes, Granola, Graham, Oreo, Marshmallow, Mini Nips, Walnuts
1 Sauce: Biscoff, Caramel, Chocolate, Nutella
Where to get them
54 DM Guevarra St. corner Kanlaon St., Brgy. Highway Hills, Mandaluyong City
Koomi
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Froyo starts at Php 129
Koomi made its name on Australian-style yogurt drinks, and the froyo is the part most people miss. Only a few branches carry it, so check before you make the trip. When you do find it, the base keeps that same tang the drinks are known for.
Products / Sample Menu
Frozen yogurt cups with toppings, available at select branches. Yogurt drinks across all stores.
Where to get them
Multiple branches across Metro Manila (froyo at select locations)
llaollao
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Froyo starts at Php 50
llaollao came from Spain and now sits in almost every major mall, which makes it the default answer when someone asks where to get frozen yogurt nearby. The base is tangy and creamy, and the brand stays strict about natural ingredients. At Php 50 for the smallest cup, it's also the easiest entry point on this list.
Products / Sample Menu
Sanum cups in multiple sizes, plus fruit, crunch, and sauce toppings.
Where to get them
Trinoma
SM Megamall
SM Mall of Asia
Glorietta 2
Alabang Town Center
Festival Mall
SM City Sucat
SM City Manila
SM City Fairview
Gateway Mall 2
Ayala Cloverleaf
Ayala One Ayala
Ayala Mall Manila Bay
PSE Tower
Plus branches in Bataan, Marilao, Bacoor, Dasmariñas, Santa Rosa, Olongapo, Naga, Pampanga, Dagupan, Iloilo, and Cebu
Mondae Australian Yogurt
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Froyo starts at Php 120
Mondae Australian Yogurt built a following outside the capital first, with a heavy footprint in Tarlac, Pampanga, and Bataan before moving into Metro Manila. The base is sweeter than most, and the toppings lean indulgent: s'mores, Lotus Biscoff, butterscotch bits. Their Makati, Mandaluyong, and Taft counters sit inside food courts, which makes them easy to fold into an errand.
Products / Sample Menu
Fruits: Mango, Strawberry, Dried Cranberries
Crunches: Honey Flakes, Mallows, S'mores, Granola, Chocolate Chip, Cashew Nuts, Rice Crispies, Lotus Biscoff, Butterscotch Bits, Crushed Oreo
Sauces: Salted Caramel, Butterscotch, Lotus Biscoff, Hazelnut
Where to get them
Makati: Lower Ground Food Court, Makati Central Square, Chino Roces St.
Mandaluyong: Caltex, General Kalentong St.
Taft Avenue: Ground Floor, R Square Mall, Vito Cruz corner Taft
University Belt: 2F Food Court, The One Santo Tomas, Manila
Plus branches in Tarlac City, Paniqui, Camiling, Capas, Concepcion, Angeles City, Rosales, Balanga, Orani, and Mariveles
Pinkberry
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Froyo starts at Php 125
Pinkberry opened in West Hollywood in 2005 and changed what people expected from froyo. The Philippine stores carry the same premium base, and the toppings counter is one of the most extensive around, with almost twenty crunch options alone. Their seasonal bases, including a vegan chocolate, are worth asking about.
Products / Sample Menu
Fruits: Watermelon, Pineapple, Strawberry, Mango, Mochi, Kiwi, Orange, Blueberry
Crunches: Chocolate Gems, Toasted Almonds, Cookies & Cream, Dark Chocolate Crisp, Mini Graham Crust, Chocolate Chips, Peanut Butter Crunch, Brownie Bites, Milk Chocolate Crunch, Waffle Cookie, Healthy Bar Pieces, Organic Fruity Bears, Mixed Nuts, Honey Almond Granola, Yogurt Chips, Vanilla Snack Animal Cracker, Coconut, Shaved Milk Chocolate, Cereal
Where to get them
Alabang Town Center
Power Plant Mall (P1 Level)
SM Aura Premier (2nd Level)
Pinkberry x Bon Bakery, Glorietta Activity Center
Red Mango
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Froyo starts at Php 90
Red Mango Philippines keeps a sharper tang than most, which is exactly why its fans stay loyal. The all-natural base pairs well with fresh fruit rather than candy, and the branches sit in malls you're probably already visiting. At Php 90 it lands in the middle of this list on price.
Products / Sample Menu
All-natural frozen yogurt cups with fresh fruit, crunch, and syrup toppings.
Where to get them
Greenhills Promenade
UP Town Center
Glorietta 4
Trinoma (Levels 2 and 3)
Robinsons Place Manila
Eastwood Mall
Smöoy
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Frozen Rolls start at Php 149
Smöoy is the Spanish chain that landed in the Philippines with its first two branches at One Ayala in Makati and SM North EDSA in Quezon City. The formulation is the pitch: low in fat, high in fiber, and gluten-free, which the brand calls the first "functional" frozen yogurt on the market. You pick from three bases, and the Special Protein one rotates weekly between piña, strawberry, lemon, and dragon fruit. The brand traces back to a family that has made traditional ice cream for a century, now on its fourth generation.
Products / Sample Menu
Bases: Natural, Special Protein (rotating weekly), Chocolate
Toppings: More than 36 mix-ins split across fresh fruit, sauces, and crunches
Frozen Rolls: Php 149
Twister parfait: Php 299
Fruit freezers: Php 79 to Php 139
Smoothies: Php 219 medium, Php 299 maxi
Take-home pints: Php 599 to Php 699 per half liter, three toppings included
Where to get them
One Ayala, Makati City
SM North EDSA, Quezon City
Souv! by Cyma
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Souv is a Greek restaurant, not a froyo shop, and that's the point. Chef Robby Goco's frozen Greek yogurt comes in to-go cups and in flavors nobody else here is making. The EVOO and sea salt version is the one to order first. Salt in dessert sounds wrong until the brightness hits and the crunch registers. Bukidnon wild flower honey, crumbled baklava and honey, fig jam, and carrot orange jam round out the lineup, and they're made fresh daily.
Products / Sample Menu
Frozen Greek Yogurt in EVOO & Sea Salt, Bukidnon Wild Flower Honey, Crumbled Baklava & Honey, Fig Jam, and Carrot Orange Jam. Yogurt shakes also available.
Where to get them
Ground Level, Seven/NEO Building, 5th Ave., BGC, Taguig
Molito Lifestyle Center, Ayala Alabang, Muntinlupa
3/F The Podium New Wing, 18 ADB Ave., Ortigas Center, Pasig
Tah-Mee
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Froyo starts at Php 119
Tah-mee runs a "Double The FROYO Forever" deal, which is a permanent buy one take one on frozen yogurt. That alone puts it on most people's list. The toppings run wide across fruit, crunch, and syrup, and with ten branches around the metro you're rarely far from one.
Products / Sample Menu
Fruits: Mango, Strawberry, Kiwi, Peach, Mixed Berries, Melon Balls, Dragon Fruit, Banana
Crunches: Crushed Oreo, Crushed Crackers, Brown Bites, Almond, Granola Almond Berries, Granola Dark Cacao
Syrups: Milky Matcha, Salted Caramel, Cookies and Cream, Hazelnut Coffee, Strawberry, Mango
Where to get them
Timog Ave
Banawe Ave
Robinsons Magnolia
Festival Mall
MPlace South Triangle
Lucky Chinatown
SM City North EDSA
SM City East Ortigas
SM City Marikina
SM City Congressional
Yogorino
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Froyo starts at Php 130
Yogorino started in a small shop in Verona in 1993 and now runs in more than 20 countries. The yogurt is the quiet kind, subtle rather than aggressively tart, and it comes alongside gelato, crepes, and smoothies. With branches in nearly every major SM and a few Ayala malls, it's one of the easiest names on this list to find.
Products / Sample Menu
Frozen yogurt cups, gelato, crepes, and smoothies.
Where to get them
Glorietta 3 (GF, near the Activity Center)
SM Megamall (Building B, 3rd Level)
SM North EDSA (Food Hall near the Chapel)
UP Town Center (GF)
SM Mall of Asia (near IMAX)
SM City Sta. Mesa (GF)
Molito Alabang
Robinsons Antipolo (GF)
Plus branches in Bataan, Pampanga, Cauayan, Tuguegarao, Santa Rosa, and San Pablo
Yolé
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Froyo starts at Php 180
Yolé arrived from Spain with a specific promise: no added sugar, and a dairy-free line built on oat milk. The froyo reads less sour than llaollao's and comes out creamier, which makes it easier to finish a full cup. The non-dairy flavors cover Choco Hazelnut, Peanut Butter, Mango Passion Fruit, and Pistachio. If you've been looking for a dessert that works for a mixed group with different diets, this is the one to try first.
Products / Sample Menu
Froyo cups: from Php 180 (small)
Ice cream cups: from Php 280
Twist: Php 295 froyo, Php 395 ice cream
Ibiza parfait: layered froyo or ice cream with sauces, fruit, and crunch
Froyo shakes: Php 395
Frappes: Php 225
Boba with froyo: Php 395, in mixed berries and mangoWaffle bowls, cones, and bubble waffles also available.
Where to get them
Central Atrium, Robinsons Place Manila, Ermita
4th Floor West Wing, Robinsons Magnolia, Quezon City
2nd Level near IMAX, SM North EDSA, Quezon City
Yoyogi Yogurt
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Froyo starts at Php 165
Yoyogi takes the Japanese route: restrained, precise, and built around cultured yogurt rather than sugar. The Fujisan Frozen Yoguruto pairs their Hokkaido Sky base with the tang of the Shiro base, giving you two contrasting flavors in one cup. The Sakura Yoguruto brings cherry blossom notes with sakura boba pearls. Their Matcha Mont Blanc is the dessert people line up for, and the parfait version gives you more of the toppings.
Products / Sample Menu
Yoyogi Yoguruto (signature drink) Php 165
Fujisan Frozen Yoguruto Php 165
Emperor Taro Frozen Yoguruto Php 175
Strawberry Mango Yoguruto Php 175
Matcha Mont Blanc Php 230 (cup and parfait versions)
Plus fresh yogurt drinks in strawberry, mango, and plain
Where to get them
Ground Floor, Mitsukoshi Mall, BGC, Taguig
The Podium, Mandaluyong
Regis Center, Katipunan, Quezon City
Nicanor Garcia, Makati
Greenhills, San Juan
QUICK TIP: Not every branch carries the froyo cups and Mont Blanc desserts. Call ahead if that's what you're after.
YoWell
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Froyo starts at Php 30
YoWell built its reputation on the YoWell-All-You-Can counter, where you pay Php 25 per 100 grams and load the cup yourself. That format rewards anyone who has ever felt short-changed by a three-topping limit. Eleven locations carry the all-you-can setup, which is more than any other shop on this list.
Products / Sample Menu
YoWell-All-You-Can (Php 25 per 100g)
Syrups: Strawberry, Mango, Caramel, Chocolate
Toppings: Strawberry, Blueberry, Banana, Mango, Pineapple, Fruit Cocktail
Crunch: Crushed Cookies, Graham, Cereal Flakes, Barquillos Flakes, Golden Honey Pearl, Red Beans, Marshmallows, Sprinkles
Where to get them
YoWell Stores
Robinsons Las Piñas, Ground Floor
SM Manila, Level 2
Ali Mall, Ground Level
Stores with YoWell-All-You-Can
SM Valenzuela, 2F
SM Southmall, 2F Food Court
Alabang Town Center, Ground Level, New Wing
Waltermart North EDSA, Ground Floor
Robinsons Metro East, Upper Ground Floor
SM North EDSA, Upper Ground Floor
Nicanor Reyes St., Morayta
SM Sangandaan
SM Fairview, Central Walk Ground Level
SM City BF Parañaque, 2nd Level
Where to start
Twenty-three shops is a lot of ground to cover, so pick by what you actually want. For the cheapest cup, go to PurpleBerry at Php 35 or YoWell at Php 30. For something you can't get anywhere else, Souv's EVOO and sea salt frozen Greek yogurt and BLK513's charcoal base are the two that surprise people most. For a dessert that works around dietary limits, Yolé skips added sugar and dairy, Smöoy runs low-fat and gluten-free, and Mahalo Acai has been dairy-free the longest.
The list keeps growing. Five of the shops here opened their Metro Manila doors within the last year and a half, and more are coming as the category expands. I'll keep updating this page as new frozen yogurt shops open, so bookmark it before your next mall run. If I've missed a froyo spot you love, tell me and I'll check it out.
