Hong Kong’s soaring summer temperatures make frozen yogurt an easy seasonal staple. Offering a lighter alternative to ice cream, the treat pairs tangy yogurt with the fun of self-serve toppings from fresh fruit and crunchy granola to chocolate sauces. Whether you prefer classic flavours or inventive creations, these frozen yogurt destinations are worth adding to your summer itinerary.
Yo Mama
Yo Mama has built a loyal following with its frozen yogurt made using natural probiotic cultures. Its signature recipe is 98% fat-free and high in calcium, while a lighter version is sweetened with stevia for those seeking a lower-calorie option. Alongside the original flavour, playful varieties such as Strawberry, Unicorn Sprint and Peach n’ Mango offer something more adventurous. Finish your cup with an extensive selection of toppings, from freshly baked treats and seasonal fruit to jellies and crunchy nuts.
Multiple locations including Level 3, Podium, Shop 3098A, 8 Finance St, Central; @yomamafroyohk
Smile Yogurt
Founded in 2010, Smile has become one of Hong Kong’s best-known homegrown frozen yogurt brands. Beyond its signature froyo, the dessert shop also serves cookies, cloud-soft cakes and Greek froyo sodas. Around 90% of its toppings are handmade and oven-baked in-house, lending an artisanal touch to every cup. Signature creations including Vanilla Sky and Banana Split highlight the brand’s playful approach, while mini frozen yogurts and portable froyo bars make it an ideal grab-and-go treat.
Multiple locations including Shop B102A, B1/F, K11 Art Mall, 18 Hanoi Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; @smile.yogurt
Drool Froyo
Drool Froyo encourages guests to customise their own frozen yogurt or choose from house favourites including Chocolate 3.0, Matcha Garden and Drunk RUM. The menu extends beyond frozen yogurt with crisp, buttery croffles, while toppings range from fresh fruit to crunchy textures and sweet finishes. For a more functional option, the Berry Protein frozen yogurt packs 20g of whey protein, while the brand’s collaboration with local label A Spark of Madness introduces an unexpected crispy chilli oil frozen yogurt for those who enjoy sweet-and-spicy flavours.
Multiple locations including G/F, 14 Elgin Street, Central, Hong Kong; @drool.froyo
Law of Yogurt
Since launching in 2021, Law of Yogurt has focused on authentic Greek yogurt, serving both traditional Greek-style yogurt and frozen yogurt. Guests can personalise each order with toppings ranging from fresh fruit and cookies to crunchy cereals and chocolate drizzles, finished with sweet or tangy sauces. The menu also includes yogurt shakes and refreshing drinks such as Honey Lemonade and Lemon Green Tea, making it an ideal stop on warmer days.
Multiple locations including Shop 1048, 1/F, Water Zone, ELEMENTS, 1 Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui; @lawofyogurt
Yoajung
Founded in South Korea in 2021, Yoajung has built a loyal following for its rich frozen yogurt made with milk and yogurt powder. Alongside its signature cups, the brand serves protein‑rich Greek yogurt with toppings like cheesecake cubes, granola, Oreo crumbs, and fresh fruit. Yoajung keeps things fresh with time‑limited specials, from summer fruit froyos featuring watermelon and Shine Muscat grape to Hong Kong‑exclusive crispy flavours such as Condensed Milk & Peanut Butter Toast, a nostalgic nod to local milk tea shops.
Multiple locations including Shop UG71, UG/F, Olympian City 3, 1 Hoi Wang Road, Tai Kok Tsui, @yoajunghk_official
MYKA Greek
Originating in Madrid, MYKA Greek is bringing its viral frozen Greek yogurt to Hong Kong. Made with premium milk, Greek yogurt and kefir, the brand is known for its exceptionally creamy texture and Mediterranean-inspired flavours. Guests can personalise their frozen yogurt with freeze-dried fruit, granola, honey and an extensive selection of toppings, with more than 8,000 possible combinations.
Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong; @myka_greek
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