Remember Sogurt? The frozen yogurt chain is making a comeback after 8 years with new flavours
Once operating 12 outlets across Singapore, the pioneering self-serve froyo brand is making a comeback at One Holland Village this December with revamped recipes, nostalgic favourites and a spacious new flagship cafe.
The popular frozen yogurt chain Sogurt is returning to Singapore after an eight-year hiatus, opening a new flagship location in Holland Village this December. The brand, founded in 2010 by Lee Li Ping while she was a student in Los Angeles, first operated 12 outlets across the city-state before closing its last store in 2018. Sogurt's comeback sees the introduction of revamped recipes, nostalgic favorites, and a spacious new cafe with communal seating and an alfresco terrace.
Customers can look forward to a selection of returning flavors like Peach Mango Tart and OG Green Apple Tart, as well as new creations such as Matcha, Black Sesame, and vegan options like Pink Guava Sorbet and Acai. The menu also features a range of toppings and both takeaway frozen yogurt and merchandise will be available.
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