Yomie’s Rice X Yogurt

Really interesting drink options! Tried the #1 most popular drink - Purple Rice Yogurt. It is very yogurty so don't recommend if you can't handle tart but after I got over the initial tartness, I am liking it more and more. It tastes almost red bean adjacent.I am interested to try their fruity drinks next time! Service was fast but there was no line when I came, they have to custom blend each drink it seems so good to see it made fresh!The space is relatively big- they have 2 fotoflash photobooths, lots of props for photos, and Duke's bakery breads for sale in its own area. They also have a few tables for seating and a restroom.

PURPLE RICE DRINK:-- not quite as good as the ones I had at their former RSM location but still solid-- sweetness was a little light but clear-- more thin style yogurt beverage-- white in color w/lots of purple rice visible-- smooth and creamy plus rice for added texture in the mouthfeel-- 14 ounce cup? often not enough when they make it spot-on and you wish it were 18 ounces or 20 ounces...wish they had different sizesRATING = A

Mango pamelo sago yogurt is an amazing drink, get the large. I feel like this place needs more customers.

They have a to good to go account but sells stuff that's not on their menu. When I pick up the food they gave me a bag of Duke Bakery breads. On their too good to go account there is no mention of Duke Bakery. This is wrong in so many ways.

Yogurt smoothie with multigrain is a great drink besides milk tea if you want to have a healthy substitute. Highlights of the menu:1. Yomie's purple rice yogurt 2. Durian yogurt with purple rice 3. Mango pomelo sago yogurt 4. Melon! Melon!

I was drawn into to trying this place its crowd, seriously the place had a line for the boba robot! Everyone was excited for this robot making boba but I also got excited because there aren't many boba places offering yogurt drinks. I mentioned to the staff I was interested in something without caffeine and no sugar or little to none. She recommended the Mango Pomelo Sago Yogurt smoothie and it is beyond delicious!!! I totally recommend trying this place!! It has a few tables and a cool hammock chair (like those egg shaped ones). Super nice environment and of course there's the fun outdoor atmosphere right outside their doors.

I remember when people would drive to Rowland for some Yomie, and I'm glad to have a closer location to visit when I'm seeking a "healthier" delicious dessert. My only gripe is the price - I know I should expect high costs in this economy, but the menu still feels overpriced.

One of my top favorite drink and I tried this time mango saga smoothie.they have so many other options check them out and I would highly recommend this place and the ambiance and the service is good and we have an option of choosing how much sugar and ice needed for our drink. recently I have seen they even sell breads and macrons too.

Finally a Yomie's Rice x Yogurt in OC!!! I used to always go in Millbrae (bay area). This new location is located in The District in Tustin so there's quite a far walk after you park. There's a robot arm inside the store which makes a selection of teas for cheap every day which I thought was cool.My go-to at Yomie's is a Durian Yogurt. The Durian Yogurt is ok here. It wasn't fully blended together so I had a lot of big chunks of durian and regular yogurt... I know they're new so I'm hoping they improve!

My first time trying a yogurt and rice drink. While I have tried similar Asian desserts, this one was a little different in taste. I thought it was okay but nothing special really. What I ordered: -Yomie's Purple Rice Yogurt: I opted for this one as it was displayed as their most popular item. The yogurt itself was like a thick drink. Creamy, a little sweet, but tart at the same time. You do get the textural component from the purple rice that makes it a bit chewy but NOT like mochi (as some other reviews had said). I actually got some bits of rice that were a little hard/undercooked so that was somewhat off putting. Portion size was standard and since it's a thicker drink with the rice, it was more filling than like a milk tea, but I was still able to finish it after a large meal. A bit on the pricey side, though it seems like the ingredient costs just run higher for a shop like this. I was actually interested in the mango pomelo sago yogurt drink as well, but it seems like the rice is a specialty of theirs so I didn't order that drink, but I think it would be a cool menu offering...almost like a drinkable form of mango sticky rice w/added pomelo. Just a thought. It also seems like the menu options are "as-is." You may be able to ask them for modifications (not entirely sure), but it differs from other tea/dessert shops as it's not marketed as a "customizable" experience with a toppings menu and things of that sort. Only varying ice and sugar options are offered. Parking and the shop: Yomie's is located at Tustin Legacy within a plaza near some other eateries like Zip Kbbq, Luna Rossa, and The Yellow Chilli (right next to AMC movie theater.) It's best to park on the back side as the parking lot leads directly into the plaza rather than parking across the street near Red Robin/The Winery and having to walk over. There is ample parking though this area in general can get busy at times The shop itself is small but fairly spacious. I came in on a Wednesday afternoon and I was the only customer there so it was quick. There is some seating and two tables available should you opt to enjoy your drinks indoors. Overall: Not bad but nothing exceptional. If you already enjoy rice and yogurt, you'd probably like this place, but I just personally wasn't wowed by my order. Not sure if I'd pay another visit.