Yo-Chi The Star Vista: The Second Singapore Froyo Outlet

Why this location mattered

Orchard Central was the only Yo-Chi in Singapore from August 2025, which meant every craving involved a trip to town and a queue. The Star Vista put it at Buona Vista, which is the stop for Singapore Polytechnic and NUS-adjacent crowds, and that is exactly who we said would win when we posted it. The brand has since kept going west, with a third outlet at Westgate. If you want the froyo itself rather than the property news, our pandan flavour piece covers what is actually in the machines.

How the pricing works

It is self-serve by weight, so the cup you build is the price you pay. Reported pricing is $3.50 per 100g, weighed at the counter with the toppings included, so the mistake everybody makes on their first visit is loading up on heavy toppings like fresh fruit and mochi. The froyo itself weighs less than what you put on it. Take a cup, do a lap of the toppings bar before you touch anything, then build.

Getting there

The Star Vista is at 1 Vista Exchange Green, right beside Buona Vista MRT (EW21 and CC22), and the unit is at B1-12 in the basement. It is one of the easier malls to get in and out of by train, which matters because froyo does not survive a long walk home.

FAQs

Where is Yo-Chi's second Singapore outlet?

At The Star Vista, B1-12, 1 Vista Exchange Green. It opened on 23 May 2026. The nearest MRT is Buona Vista (EW21/CC22).

How much does Yo-Chi cost?

Yo-Chi is self-serve and priced by weight, reported at $3.50 per 100g including toppings. Your cup is weighed at the counter.

How many Yo-Chi outlets are in Singapore?

Orchard Central opened in August 2025, The Star Vista followed on 23 May 2026, and a third outlet was announced for Westgate.

Do you pick your own toppings at Yo-Chi?

Yes. You dispense your own frozen yoghurt and add your own toppings from an open bar, then pay by total weight.