Panda Yogurt

Great Chinese yogurt spot!! The yogurt smooth and sweet, with a slight tang. Very similar to the yogurt I've had in China!I got the mango yogurt and it was soooo good! The mango tasted fresh and I liked how there were large chunks blended in. I'd recommend this flavor, but there's also a ton of good options to choose from! The only downside was that I felt the drinks were kind of pricy (although the portion is pretty large). If the price was slightly lower, I'd definitely give this place 5 stars.I really enjoyed my yogurt drink and would come back to try some other flavors!

Small little to go purple rice/yogurt spot in chinatown! I love Yomie and I wanted to see how this place compare and ITS BETTER HOLY COW!!!! The purple rice is soft and not undercooked and the yogurt is soooo good & perfect amt of sweet IMO. I just got the original and it was so good, I can't wait to come back to try the other flavors! It is a bit expensive for a small cup it was almost $8.

Really enjoyed their purple rice yogurt drink! We stumbled upon this spot since we saw it was one of the few dessert spots open later into the night. When walking in, they have a kiosk where you can order and pay for your drink. Really cute that they decorated for Halloween! Fun decor. I got their purple rice yogurt drink at 50% sweetness and it was perfect! Love that you can adjust the sweetness. It's not super tart and has a nice creamy texture without being too thick for yogurt. The rice added a nice texture. Overall, really enjoyed and will come back to try their other flavors!

You place your order at the kiosks in front and then they call out your number when it's ready. All the drinks are yogurt based for the most part (as the name implies) but they have a variety of flavors with more "sweet" items like Oreo and more refreshing items like fruits. They also have parfaits. There's nowhere to really sit and eat inside as it's small, so we just took ours to go. Got a kiwi and cucumber smoothie which was a unique and unexpected combo but very tasty and refreshing. I was looking for something refreshing and sweet but not overly sweet and this was perfect! Also the panda is super cute too. Definitely would come back!

I got the mango yogurt 50% sweetness. It's nice you can adjust the sweetness. Clean, not handicap friendly as we had a handicap person in front of us trying to get in.The place didn't have AC but it's meant to be a grab and go place. They have huge iPads which I didn't love since it's very easy for the people behind to see your personal information.

This was my first time trying a yogurt drink and I was shocked. I had the Purple Rice Yogurt and it was amazing! It had the sourness of a tart yogurt and was subtly sweet at the same time. It was a little difficult to get the purple rice as it would sink to the bottom but it was easy to get to with a quick stir of the drink. Their employees were so kind and helpful when deciding on which drink to try. It is a little bit on the pricier end of drinks being $6.99 but still reasonable. This place deserves more reviews! It's a cute little shop with a good sized menuI hope opens up near my city so I can try their other flavors!

You order your drinks on a big screen at the front, and they make it in the back and bring it to the desk. There is no seating, it's buy and go. I've been here a few times, and usually get the Purple Rice Yogurt. I've also tried the Mango and Strawberry Yogurt, and they both taste great!.There's little to no human interaction, and the service is great otherwise! The entire restaurant is pretty standard for a restaurant in International District.

I was surprised to see a Chinese purple rice yogurt smoothie location in Seattle! I was curious so I had to go in and try it out, of course. I think this used to be a Yomie's judging from the sticker on my drink & some other reviews on Yelp? It definitely resembled it in flavor and consistency. I was stuck between the more experimental flavors but decided to opt for the classic signature purple rice yogurt smoothie with 50% sweetness. Price is pretty standard fare, $6.99 isn't bad at all. The purple rice was a bit clumpy & stuck to each other, plus the ordering kiosk is one big large tablet that takes up a good portion of the wall as opposed to the more common tablets, haha. Those were my only issues, I really enjoyed my drink and would come back with my friends in the future if I were to return to Seattle.

Overall Thoughts: This is the first Chinese yogurt spot I've been to in the U.S. and after going to a couple more spots afterwards, Panda Yogurt is hands down the best of the best; their yogurt is delicious and comes closest to the real flavors of Beijing yogurt in China. It's fresh, tangy, refreshing, and both tart and sweet. The texture is smooth and thin, yet creamy. It's mostly a takeout spot, as the place is small. It's decorated simply and cutely, but there are no tables, only are a few chairs for waiting for your order. You order on the screen kiosks, and the staff are super sweet. During my short stay in Seattle, I went nearly everyday; if I lived in the city, I'd probably be here at least once a week. The prices are pretty reasonable too.Yogurt drinks I tried:- Salted Egg Yolk Yogurt (5/5): The perfect sweet-savory drink with a rich, unique, and delicious flavor.- Durian Yogurt (4.2/5): Tasted good but the flavors got a little too heavy / monotonous eventually.- Watermelon Yogurt (4.8/5): This one was lighter on the fruit / extra flavor so you could really taste the delicious, tart yogurt base. It was light and super refreshing!-- Price (relative to peers): 4.5/5Food: 4.7/5Ambience: 5/5Service: 5/5Overall Value: 4.8/5

Panda yogurt is my go to place to get the most creamiest cream *chefs kiss I highly recommended the durian as the tangy sweetness will make you know what the meaning of fruity truly meansl