Lazy Yogurt Singapore pop-up has Greek yoghurt bowls
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PSA to all yoghurt fans: Seoul’s Lazy Yogurt is running a two-week pop-up at Isetan Scotts from 16 October to 29 October 2026, so you have just over a week left to try it.
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The popular Korean brand, which has locations in Gangnam and Seongsu-dong, is known for their ultra-thick Greek yoghurt. Each batch takes about 72 hours to make, and the whey is strained out slowly until the yoghurt is dense enough to hold its shape in the bowl. Fans who’ve tried it say the texture is closer to cream cheese than to the yoghurt in your fridge. That’s a very different thing from the soft-serve swirls at Korean froyo chain Yoajung.
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A build-your-own bowl starts at $13.90, which gets you one scoop of yoghurt and three free toppings.
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Toppings include granola, almonds, and fresh fruit such as figs, muscat grapes, and mango. The plain yoghurt is unsweetened and tangy, so the fruit and honey do most of the sweetening. The menu also offers no-added-sugar and fruity bases, including strawberry.
The Korean add-ons are the most interesting part of the menu. There’s Yakgwa ($4), a chewy, honey-soaked Korean pastry, and Chapsaltteok ($4), a soft glutinous rice cake filled with red bean. Honeycomb ($4) is also available. You’ll also find Black Sesame (price TBD) and Injeolmi Crumble (price TBD), made with roasted soybean powder.
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If you’d rather not choose, the Signature Bowl ($15.90) comes with a fixed set of the brand’s popular toppings.
The catch is the price. Add two premium toppings to a base bowl and you’ll pay about $22, which is a lot for yoghurt. Still, nowhere else in SG serves this style of Greek yoghurt right now, so it’s worth trying once before the pop-up ends.
The pop-up is in the Isetan Scotts supermarket on Basement 1 of Shaw House, a short walk from Orchard MRT Station.
For more cold desserts, our best froyo in Singapore guide covers DIY spots such as Yo-Chi and Yogeek, plus nostalgic picks for OG froyo fans.
Address: 350 Orchard Road, Basement 1, Isetan Scotts Supermarket, Shaw House, Singapore 238868
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 9pm (until 29 October 2026)
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Lazy Yogurt is not halal-certified.
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