Yomie’s Rice x Yogurt - San Jose

Unique drink for alternative boba tea.It's a unique rice drink with a fusion of Korean. I'm happy to say, they use Greek yogurt, which is lactose intolerant friendly place.The drink I had got a lot of texture when drinking it, and blended well not to clog the straw.Ambience, is light music, but with constant blending noise. There isn't that much, outside and indoor seating.This place accepts a terminal and in-person payments.Drinks came out accurate and fast.I would recommend this place.

Yomie's Rice x Yogurt has been around for awhile, but this is my first time trying it at this location. It's a small clean, store with a kiosk ordering system. They need to wipe clean the kiosk as it was sticky. The service was nice and welcoming.I got their Purple Rice Yogurt Drink: fresh yogurt smoothie with house cooked purple rice. It was a healthier drink, tart, flavorful but pricey. They do have some newer fruit yogurt and fruit tea drinks that look appealing.Overall, 3.5 stars. I'll be back.

The place is very small and there's no tables to sit at. There's a kiosk available, but at the time, I felt like there weren't many options.Yomie's Oat Yogurt(2/5): The oat topping was good, but the drink was not sweet at all. I didn't do any adjustments either.Service(5/5): It was quick and simple.Overall, I'm unsure if I would come here again.

Tried Yomie's Rice and Yogurt and ordered the Purple Rice Yogurt and Jujube Purple Rice Yogurt with less sweet and less ice. Both drinks were delicious, and the sweetness level was just right!I love rice yogurt drinks because they add a nice chewy texture, making them more satisfying than traditional tapioca-based drinks. Plus, they feel like a slightly healthier option! The only reason for the 4-star rating is that I wish there were more variety in customization options, but overall, a great experience. Would definitely come back!

Clean, tidy shop with fast service. Glad there's more Yomie's locations cropping up! But I'm kind of confused where the nearly $8 price point per drink comes from... For two yogurts it was $15. Like whaaaat has it always been this pricyWalked in on a weekend evening, no wait. Order on a kiosk on the wall and wait idly on the side. Staff are decently quick and courteous. PASSION FRUIT YOGURT (light sugar): It's great! I grew up eating rice yogurt so this is a nice comfort food for me. Passion fruit flavor is good, I wish there were more arils though-- the amount they scoop doesn't distribute particularly well through the drinkI can appreciate that another east Asian dessert is growing in popularity, and that it's a supposedly healthier option than boba, but jeez... The cups are even smaller than typical boba cups. Is fresh fruit just this expensive now?

Yomie's in yummy :PLoved the yogurt with purple rice. Our go-to drink. Really refreshing with nice bites from the purple rice. Store is small inside with a narrow walkway leading to 2 self-ordering tablets and the order/pickup counter. Usually there's 1-2 people working. Very minimal service and wait time is usually around 5-7 minutes. It's pretty pricey so we don't go so often anymore but it's a nice treat. The parking lot is a bit of a nightmare around after school times when every parent is there for kumon pickup/dropoff.4.5 stars :)

This place is heavy on the rice and the yogurt. But thankfully I love both rice and yogurt. If you're like me too then this place is great for you. The yogurt especially has a very strong tart yogurt flavor to it and they have a wide variety of yogurt based drinks to choose from. It's a little pricy at $7-9 a drink but not a lot of places make quality black rice or yogurt based desserts.

Got the taro and strawberry this time around! The taro was delicious with the paste and the taro balls but the yogurt was very watery. Strawberry was pretty tart.Ordering is via kiosk with virtually no service besides handing drinks over! Pleasant experience, but if you like your yogurt more icey, be sure to ask for it!

I recently discovered purple rice yogurt drinks while traveling. Living in the Bay Area, I knew there had to be a place that had these drinks somewhere close. Especially living in the Southbay with such a huge Asian community. I found Yomie's Rice x Yogurt by searching purple rice yogurt drinks. I will say this place is nothing compared to what I had while traveling. The drinks here are TERRIBLE! The yogurt is very thick and not very flavorful with the added flavors. The rice was blended in the drink and did not have much to chew to it. There were also huge clumps of rice in the drink that did not blend. The drink I had while traveling had a much thinner consistency, the flavors were very pronounced and tasty, the rice was not blended and the grains were kept whole, which gave you something to chew on. The grains of rice were all separated and not clumped together. Tried 3 drinks, passion fruit yogurt (was only ok), taro yogurt (no flavor), and honeydew teagurt (best of the 3 drinks but not amazing). Won't be back.

Food (4.75/5):I love Yomie's yogurt drinks. Most recently I had the jujube purple rice yogurt with no sugar and it was very tasty--had some sweetness but with no sugar it was the perfect amount for me. I've had their taro yogurt as well, less sweet than the jujube purple rice yogurt but still pretty good. You could see staff blending fresh fruit in the background.Service (4.5/5): The staff seem nice and our drinks were out pretty quickly.Ambiance (4.25/5): Nothing much to comment for the ambiance - it's a small shop that seems well-maintained and clean.