Sogurt Singapore is returning this December at One Holland Village with self-serve froyo, 10 rotating flavours, toppings and a chocolate tap.
Long before the snaking queues at Yo-Chi, we had Sogurt. This Singapore brand was peak 2010s froyo culture. Millennials would remember popping into one of its outlets, filling those recognisable pink and yellow cups with frozen yoghurt, then piling on as many toppings as they liked.
Well, if you’re missing this OG frozen yogurt in Singapore, here’s a festive surprise: eight years after its last store shuttered, Sogurt will be back in December – and better than ever.
Psst: Can’t wait till December? From 15 October, Sogurt’s hoarding at One Holland Village will turn into a peel-and-reveal experience, where you can peel off stickers to uncover flavour and topping reveals, rewards and exclusive giveaways. You can even take the stickers home as a little souvenir from the comeback!
Sogurt Singapore: Details at a glance
Opening: December 2026
Location: One Holland Village
What to expect: Self-serve froyo and soft-serve with up to 10 rotating flavours like peach mango tart, OG chocolate, matcha, black sesame, pink guava sorbet and more. Toppings include popping boba, Biscoff crumble, mini mochi, pistachio kunafa, fresh fruit, popping candy and others.
Prices: To be announced
The Sogurt you remember, with a glow-up
This isn’t just about bringing back its old flavours as is – together with Parable Studio, Sogurt has undergone a full rebrand, with a rotating line-up of 10 flavours.
Its reformulated recipes are made with real Greek yoghurt, and richer flavours including ingredients like Swiss chocolate and Bronte pistachios. And because we’re all in our healthy eating era, Sogurt is making its fruit flavours using real fruit purées with no artificial preservatives.
Proteinmaxxing? There are higher protein options, such as the original Greek tart and black sesame flavours. If you used to pop into Sogurt after class, now you can swing by after a gym sesh…
Matcha, pistachio kunafa, and other new additions
When it comes to new and trendy flavours, you can’t miss the matcha fro-yo, and the crunchy pistachio kunafa topping is bound to get plenty of attention too.
Vegans aren’t left out either – grab a cup and fill it with the pink guava sorbet or acai, then go forth and let loose with the toppings.
Speaking of toppings, we’re looking forward to filling our cups with as many as possible. The expanded range includes passionfruit and grape popping boba, Biscoff crumble, salted caramel pretzel crunch, chewy mini mochi, fresh fruit and more. There’ll even be warm chocolate and salted caramel straight from the tap.
OG flavours for your nostalgia hit and more
It’s not all about the new; Sogurt is bringing back returning favourites, too. Think: peach mango tart, OG green apple tart, strawberry tart, and OG chocolate. Top off one of these swirls with childhood surprises like popping candy, and you’ll be ready for a yapping session with your pals down memory lane.
Other toppings include passionfruit and grape popping boba, Biscoff crumble, salted caramel pretzel crunch, chewy mini mochi, fresh fruit and others. Craving a cup yet?
The new Sogurt flagship is built for hanging out
If your Sogurt runs used to turn into hour-long catch-ups, the new flagship should feel right at home. The One Holland Village space has 102 seats, with communal seating indoors and an alfresco terrace overlooking the pet park. So, bring the crew, the family, or even your fur-kid along for a fro-yo date.
There’s more to bring home than an overstuffed cup, too. Sogurt will have takeaway froyo alongside exclusive merch like bag charms and tote bags. And with seasonal flavours, limited-edition toppings and collaborations with local brands, chefs and bakers in the works, there’ll be new reasons to swing by after the initial nostalgia hit wears off.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Sogurt reopening in Singapore?
Sogurt is making its Singapore comeback in December 2026 with a new flagship at One Holland Village. The exact opening date has yet to be announced.
Where will the new Sogurt outlet be?
The new Sogurt flagship will be at One Holland Village. The 102-seat space will include communal seating indoors and an alfresco terrace overlooking the pet park.
Is Sogurt still self-serve?
Yes. The self-serve format Sogurt was known for is returning, with a rotating line-up of up to 10 froyo and soft-serve flavours at any one time.
What frozen yoghurt flavours will Sogurt have?
Returning favourites include peach mango tart, OG green apple tart, strawberry tart, and OG chocolate. Newer options include matcha and black sesame, alongside vegan picks like pink guava sorbet and acai.
Has Sogurt changed its frozen yoghurt recipes?
Yes. Sogurt has reformulated its recipes ahead of the comeback. Its tart flavours are made with real Greek yoghurt, fruit flavours use real fruit purées with no artificial preservatives, while richer flavours include ingredients such as Swiss chocolate and Bronte pistachios.
Does Sogurt have higher-protein froyo?
Yes. Select flavours, including original Greek tart and black sesame, are higher in protein.
What toppings can I get at Sogurt?
Expect plenty of options for building your own cup, including passionfruit and grape popping boba, Biscoff crumble, salted caramel pretzel crunch, mini mochi, pistachio kunafa, fresh fruit and popping candy. Warm chocolate and salted caramel will also be available from the taps.
Does Sogurt have vegan frozen yoghurt options?
Yes. Pink guava sorbet and acai are among the vegan options confirmed for the One Holland Village flagship.
When did Sogurt first open in Singapore?
Sogurt launched in Singapore in 2010 and eventually grew to 12 outlets at its peak. Its last standalone store at The Star Vista closed in 2018, making the 2026 opening its return after an eight-year break.
Where can I get self-serve frozen yoghurt in Singapore?
From December 2026, Sogurt will once again be one of the self-serve frozen yoghurt options in Singapore, with its new flagship opening at One Holland Village.
