Yogurtland Century City Mall - Los Angeles, California

Fernando T. H.

Mucho trabajo

Christian C. (.

I got the red velvet flavor with cheesecake topping. it was about 11-12 dollars. i had a birthday reward from yogurtland app and it brought it down -$5. the two people (dude and a girl) that helped me today were completely soulless and dead inside. zero emotion. very anti social. i hope they find a job they enjoy some day. perhaps away from people.

Nina Z.

I never leave reviews, but I’ve fallen for the scam of this Yogurtland location twice already. Last time, I paid almost $10 for the smallest bit of yogurt and toppings that the worker kept piling on despite my request for less. Today, I got a tiny bit of yogurt (two little swirls) and it came out to over $6 with no toppings. At my usual locations (West Hollywood, USC), this amount, even with toppings, would be $4-5 max. I don’t understand why there’s such a ridiculously exorbitant up-charge at this location, and I think it is insane that the two cashiers feel it is okay to do so. At this price, I would much rather get something like ice cream or gelato instead, and I plan on never returning to this location.

Marissa A.

DO NOT GO HERE. While we love the yogurt, the price is INSANE. We ordered ONE cup, 3/4 full of yogurt with one topping and it came to $25.25!!!! We usually go to the location in Culver City, and for TWO cups of what we got here, we usually pay around $16-$18. Just because you can charge that much doesn’t mean you should.

Edit: We reached out as the reply asked us to and they never responded. We stand by our original post and recommend going to other dessert places close by.

Ellie A.

This place is an absolute fraud and ripoff. Once you get to the register, they share the price of this location is about 4times as much compared to other locations, and charged $37 for two very small barely filled cups of yogurt. Then gave a 50% discount because the cashier herself felt bad. Still paid closer to $20 for two small yogurts. $10 at penguins.

Lana H.

JFC don't go here, tried to charge us $25 for a cup, that's insane. You can't have exorbitant prices like that for something where the pricing is only displayed after you fill the cup, it's not upfront and most people would feel obligated to just pay it. If you need to extort your customers to stay in a premium location, maybe just close your business, because all the other places in the mall charge normal prices. This just makes all yogurtland locations look bad.

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The yogurt is good, but not worth the price. Plus there was a mean worker there that charged us more because our ice cream was melting. And we wanted to get a new one so she was threatening to call security over that lol. Very unprofessional and childish. She was a bit overweight than the average person and she had black hair with red highlights. Plus I could smell weed from the back.

Christopher L.

I never write reviews but I had to for this location. My friend and I went in for a sweet treat at the mall and were excited until we saw the astronomical price tag. Each cup of yogurt (with toppings) was over $16 dollars! It was so expensive I just told them I'm going to leave the yogurt. My usual location (located near USC) charges $8 dollars for even more yogurt and toppings. Save yourself the trouble and don't indulge in the frankly disrespectful pricing at the Century City Yogurt Land.