Red Mango Frozen Yogurt at Eastwood City
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I’ve never been one to frequent frozen yogurt parlors in Manila (that’s fro-yo to the conyos out there) because they’re such chi-chi-looking places, and because the prices deterred me from trying out something I may or may not like. But I developed a taste for this frozen treat at San Francisco last year. The apartment next door to my ex-boyfriend’s had a Quickly on the first floor and unlike the Quickly booths in the Philippines, the ones in the States are small fast-food places that serve frozen yogurt along with milk tea, snacks, and Chinese food. I didn’t care if it was an indian summer day or foggy and obscenely cold – Quickly’s frozen yogurt topped with fruit became my comfort food.
So I was pleasantly surprised when I learned from a friend that there is a frozen yogurt place just five minutes away from where I live. Red Mango, an American frozen yogurt chain, first landed in the Philippines at Trinoma early this year. Soon after the Trinoma branch opened, the new Eastwood mall unveiled the second Red Mango yogurt parlor in the country. To be perfectly honest, Eastwood mall is the tackiest place I’ve ever seen and I swore never to patronize it, but I caved in during a hot summer evening when all I wanted was a frozen yogurt to end the day.
Red Mango serves regular frozen yogurt and green tea frozen yogurt. The regular ones cost P80 (small, 4 oz), P115 (medium, 6 oz), P150 (large, 8 oz), and around P180 or P200 for the family-sized cup. If you want the green tea variety, just add five pesos.
Like the Quickly chains in the US, Red Mango also offers fruits, candy, cookies, and cereals as toppings. One topping costs P20, two toppings cost P30, and three toppings cost P40.
I always top my frozen yogurt with fruits – kiwi, blueberries, and strawberries – and never with candy. Probably a habit I acquired in San Francisco!
Red Mango can be found at the second floor of Eastwood Mall. There’s one in Trinoma too, but I’m not sure where it’s located.
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id lyk to inquire if you have franchise opportunities for cebu city. im very interesting in bringing red mango yogurt here in cebu city. id really appreciate your reply on my inquiry. thanks!!!
there’s one in megamall building A. just turn left from the entrance.
I just tried for the 1st time the Red Mango in Trinoma. It is on the 3rd level in front of Toys R Us. I loved it. The quality seemed very high and green tea yogurt was very delicious. I will for sure be back and appreciate all the hard work that goes into this blog.
I love this red mango yogurt. I am guilty to confess that its addicting. Although the branch at eastwood is new but my visits are already countless. I love the combination of strawberries, mangoes and kiwi.
I went to eat at the Trinoma branch today and I was amazed by my reaction to the thing! I loved it. Sadly there were no kiwis and strawberries there. I don’t know if it was just out of stock or they really don’t serve it there. I study in ateneo and eastwood’s pretty close! i’m really excited to bring my friends there sometime
Mr Author, please let me know if you know a way to get a franchise of this. Thanks!
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Good day!! I would like to inquire a franchise opportunity for red mango. I will just ask where can i ask inquiries and whom to contact too? Thank you
There’s also a branch in Greenbelt 3 at the Cinema level. I love mine with crushed chocolate, chocolate chips, and almonds!
im so uber love red mango.. best fro-yo here in the phil compare with white hat and green mango.. worth the price i uber love the swirl, mangoes, and watermelon combination a perfect treat for myself.
hi i would like to inquire for a franchise opportunity in bulacan. i need to know the contact details for red mango. help pls. tnx!
hi pm me pls… i have my own place near starbucks, its a good location to have one. thanks!
red mango rocks!!! So yummy!!! I’m craving for it. It was the best frozen yogurt that I have tasted yet.
Red Mango actually originated from S. Korea, not the US.
froyo is really becoming a fad now…i hope these froyo stores won’t end up like those fad foods in the past…instant popularity is usually not equivalent to staying power