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“Stretchy” Yoghurt Chain From China Opens In SG, DIY Your Bowl With 15 Unlimited Toppings

Yogurt Planet is a new DIY yoghurt spot at Millenia Walk

Yogurt Planet may just be the spot to satisfy your sweet tooth without feeling too guilty. We recommend paying a visit soon, as this popular Chinese chain has been making waves since they opened at Millenia Walk in June 2025.

Start by choosing your yoghurt bowl size—Small for $6.60, Medium for $8.90, or Large for $10.90.

Next, head to the self-serve bar for their range of fresh fruits, available in unlimited servings. Pick from the likes of fresh watermelon, rock melon, dragonfruit, and grapes.

Then, move on to the star of the show: the yoghurt. Options include Original, Black Five Grains, Emerald, Strawberry, and Sea Coconut; the latter three flavours come in striking shades of pastel green, pink, and blue, respectively.

Each flavour was slightly tart and not overly sweet. They also boasted a thick and gooey texture that can be described as stretchy and sticky, thanks to a 28-hour fermentation process.

A collective favourite was the Emerald, which featured a subtle grape flavour. Otherwise, the Sea Coconut was an excellent alternative with its sweet, coconutty flavour profile that wasn’t overpowering either. 

Black Five Grains featured a multigrain-infused yoghurt with a hint of black sesame. We also liked how light on the palate the Strawberry flavour was.

Pro tip: head to the self-serve sampling bar that’s near the store’s entrance if you can’t decide what to get!

Once your bowl is about three-quarters full of yoghurt, it’s time to go all out at the unlimited toppings station. Pile on everything from barley and granola to haw flakes, mini cookies, taro jelly and more.

We especially liked the barley; each grain was encased in a delicate, jelly-like layer that gently popped in the mouth. Otherwise, the chocolate chip cookies were a collective favourite too! 

You’ll find Yogurt Planet on the first level of Millenia Walk, easily spotted by its vibrant green storefront. For easy access, it’s a short three-minute walk from Promenade MRT Station Exit A.

Seats are limited here, with space for only seven diners at a time. But not to worry, as people typically leave once they’re done with their bowls! 

Do note that the full range of toppings is usually laid out by around 11am, so that’s the ideal time to visit before the lunchtime crowd rolls in.

Check out our Instagram video for our review!

For more sweet treats, Mister Donut is launching new Milo doughnuts soon. Alternatively, check out Tofu G for Korean Tofu gelato, located nearby at Mandarin Gallery.

Address: 9 Raffles Boulevard, #01-05, Millennia Walk, Singapore 039596
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 9pm
Website
Yogurt Planet is not a halal-certified eatery.

Kyla Wong

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