When llaollao exited Singapore, Yolé stepped into its shoes — and then carved out its own identity as the guilt-free froyo chain. The Spanish brand’s frozen yoghurt contains zero added sugar and just 65 calories per 100g, with cups from S$5.90 and the bestselling medium at S$6.90 with two toppings.

The pistachio sauce is the cult topping regulars swear by, and the mango popping boba adds the textural fun. Froyo comparers can also check the Nine Fresh menu for Taiwanese desserts at similar prices, or the Mr Coconut menu for the coconut-shake alternative.

This guide covers the Yolé menu with prices, the cup sizes, toppings worth the top-up, and answers to common questions.

Yolé Menu Singapore: Froyo Cups & Prices
Yolé Best Picks & Recommendations
- What to Order
Yolé Prices in Singapore
- Budget Guide
Frequently Asked Questions About Yolé Singapore
Conclusion

Prices are approximate and may vary by outlet; delivery prices may differ.

Yolé Menu Singapore: Froyo Cups & Prices

The menu centres on froyo cups in three sizes, plus shakes, boba drinks, boxes for sharing, and a growing drinks line. The froyo base comes in flavours like original, matcha and chocolate, with sauces and toppings doing the customisation work.

Froyo Cups

Three sizes, with toppings included: small with one topping, medium with two (the bestseller), large with three. Extra toppings are S$0.80 each — the mango popping boba and pistachio sauce are the ones worth the top-up.

Cup	Price (S$)
Small (1 topping)	5.90
Medium (2 toppings)	6.90
Large (3 toppings)	7.90
Extra topping	0.80

Toppings & Sauces

Fresh fruits, Oreo, Lotus Biscoff, rainbow chocolate and boba-style pearls cover the toppings; the sauce range runs from chocolate to the famous pistachio. The classic build: tart froyo, pistachio sauce, Biscoff crumble.

Category	Options
Sauces	Pistachio, chocolate, caramel, strawberry
Crunch	Oreo, Lotus Biscoff, rainbow chocolate, granola
Fruity	Mango popping boba, lychee boba, fresh fruits
Flavours	Original, matcha, chocolate (rotating)

Yolé Shakes & Boba Drinks

For drinkable dessert: froyo shakes in cookies, strawberry berries and pineapple mango, plus mango and strawberry boba drinks. These are the heavier, more indulgent end of the menu.

Drink	Price (S$)
Yolé Shake (Cookies)	9.20
Yolé Shake (Strawberry Berries)	8.70
Yolé Shake (Pineapple Mango)	9.00
Mango Boba	9.40
Strawberry Boba	9.05

Take-home boxes for the table or the freezer: medium signature frozen boxes around S$18 and large near S$26. Built for sharing, or for one very committed froyo fan.

Box	Price (S$)
Medium Yolé Box (Signature Frozen)	18.05
Large Yolé Box (Signature Frozen)	26.45

Specialty Drinks & Coffee

The drinks menu keeps expanding: pistachio latte, lychee iced tea, raspberry matcha latte, coffee cubes latte and hot chocolate among the options.

Drink	Notes
Pistachio Latte	Signature
Lychee Iced Tea	Refreshing
Raspberry Matcha Latte	Popular
Coffee Cubes Latte	Strong
Hot Chocolate	Comfort

Yolé Best Picks & Recommendations

The medium cup with pistachio sauce and Biscoff is the canonical Yolé order. Mango popping boba is the fun topping; the cookies shake is the indulgent alternative.

What to Order

First visit: medium froyo cup (S$6.90) with pistachio sauce and one crunchy topping. Hot day: a boba drink. Sharing: a Yolé box. The zero-sugar base means the toppings do the sweet talking.

Pick	Price (S$)
Medium froyo cup (2 toppings)	6.90
Pistachio sauce + Biscoff build	+0.80 for extra topping
Cookies shake	9.20

Yolé Prices in Singapore

One of the cheaper dessert stops in the mall: S$5.90–7.90 for cups, S$8.70–9.40 for shakes and boba drinks. The medium at S$6.90 with two toppings is the value sweet spot.

Budget Guide

What a Yolé run costs, from a quick cup to a full sharing box.

Visit	Approx. Cost
Quick froyo cup	S$5.90–7.90
Shake or boba drink	S$8.70–9.40
Sharing box	S$18–26

Frequently Asked Questions About Yolé Singapore

Froyo cups start at S$5.90 for a small with one topping, S$6.90 for a medium with two toppings (the bestseller), and S$7.90 for a large with three toppings. Extra toppings cost S$0.80 each.

Yes, Yolé is halal-certified in Singapore, which makes it a reliable dessert stop for Muslim diners. With around 10 outlets islandwide, it is also one of the more accessible halal dessert chains.

Yolé’s froyo contains zero added sugar and about 65 calories per 100g, making it lighter than most ice cream. Toppings and sauces add sugar back, so the health halo depends on how restrained the build is.

The pistachio sauce is the cult favourite — nutty and savoury against the tart froyo. Mango popping boba is the most popular textural topping, and Lotus Biscoff or Oreo add the crunch factor.

Yolé has around 10 outlets across Singapore, largely in the former llaollao locations it took over. Outlets are concentrated in major malls — check Yolé Singapore’s official channels for the current full list.

Yes — the menu includes froyo shakes, boba drinks, specialty lattes and teas, and even ice cream with a cone option. There is also a dairy-free oat-milk ice cream for vegan diners.

Conclusion

Yolé is the easy, guilt-light dessert default — S$6.90 for a medium froyo with two toppings, halal-certified, and genuinely tasty. The pistachio sauce plus Biscoff build is the order; everything else is commentary.

Yolé Menu Prices Singapore – Full Guide