I really love NOGGI however i do think the prices are a little steep. I always love the range of flavours they have and it is definitely worth the drive because the yoghurt is divine. Certainly recommend to others

Approximate cost: $8

I've been here once. The frozen yoghurt is good and not to expensive compare to the self served ones. There are some variety of flavours. From what I tried, I prefer the plain or original than the watermelon. I tried the honey butter bread too, which was not bad. Unfortunately at that time the cream for the honey butter bread was finished, so instead they gave me a serve of frozen yoghurt in generous portion. Great service and nice place.

There seems to be lots of rivalry in frozen yoghurt especially in strathfield but noggi is one of the best. Flavours and prices are great, and the decor inside is very cute!

Pretty pricey for frozen yogurt but worth the price for some people.
I personally prefer regular ice-cream over froyo but some enthusiasts will love this small, cosy place.

Noggi has A LOT of competition.. but I still will always love their green-tea froyo! The flavours are so rich and the froyo doesnt melt as quickly as Moochi does. I would definately recommend this place more than Moochi!!

An awesome place for an afternoon or midnight snack especially in the summer. If you're going on a Friday or Saturday night, be prepared to wait 10 minutes in line. It's place is extremely popular and the staff are really friendly too. The prices are reasonable given the huge amount of toppings available.

I love the yoghurt from this place! there are four flavours that are rich and tasty. It is cheap and affordable, and the staff are quite friendly as well. I usually get a groupie with my friends, which is basically a jug with all four flavours. The toppings are great as well!

Noggi is a frozen yoghurt store that is slowly opening its doors around the neighbourhoods of Sydney.

I personally prefer Noggi because their frozen yoghurt is a little richer, both in terms of flavour and texture, and they generally put more into a cup. They also have a size meant for sharing with friends, and are generous with topping portions.
If they're being a bit stingy on the toppings, just ask them to put more on as they're doing it (;

Most people have a preference as to whether they prefer Moochi (competitor around the corner) or Noggi, but I find that Noggi likes to experiment a bit with flavours and toppings and I find that refreshing.

TL;DR, give it a go, it's a little more expensive than other froyo places, but really good quality and there are seats up the back (:

Approximate cost: $5 - $10