…is just as much fun for food lovers as lego land is for the under 12yo and midgets. I came across this place in LA and I’m still waiting for an infestation of these to arrive in Australia and then die off – just like the bubble cup/lucky cup/bubble tea/bubble-lucky-wah-no.1-so-good-888 milk chains.

The concept is pretty simple:

1. Self-serve yoghurt machines where you can mix and match your favourite flavours – though they have some really weird ones including rootbeer float as a flavour
2. Add the toppings that you want – this includes cheesecake pieces!
3. Pay at the counter based on the weight of the cup

I think it’ll be a hit! Just need the competition to start and I’m sure we’ll be getting plenty of yoghurt worlds/yoghurt empires/yoghurt dynasties in no time!

Quick rating: 7/10. Another chain that will provide a great way for international students to get an under paid job and provide crappy service!

W: http://www.yogurt-land.com/

I have no idea what this was. We were served this at the end of our Korean dinner in Glen Waverley because they had over-cooked (burnt) our food.

I think it was a small piece of biscuit or cake wrapped in wonton skin and then covered with chocolate sauce. It looked better than it tasted.

…makes me want to stab myself in the eye with a fork. Actually I think that applies to all their drinks as well.

I actually shuddered when I took a bite out of this ‘lemon zesty slice’…

I even blurred the photo to try and make it a distant memory, but I guess there’s no point in polishing turds right?

It took me almost 6 months to find this cake (mainly because I don’t go to Wheelers Hill Shopping Centre). This is the best chocolate mousse cake I’ve ever had. It’s rich but not overly sweet. And from what I’ve seen, once you’ve had some, you’ll come back for more.

Just look at it!