Koomi Natural Drinking Yogurt

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Are you looking for a healthy and nutritious drink? You can now taste the guiltless goodness of natural yogurt from land down under! Koomi is a big hit drink that was originated from Sydney, Australia and can be tasted now by Filipinos. Here in the Philippines, there are so many milk teas and other fruit drink stores now a days, but Koomi of course is different. Because their drink is a yogurt, rest assured that it has good benefits for our body. They only use a natural fruit honey as sweetener and not an ordinary sugar or additives that is full of calories. They have plenty of flavors to choose from and a catchy name that customer will surely be curious.






Koomi Signature , Let’s Papaya Party, Hello Aloe Vera, Mango Moo, Dragon Funana, Waterberry Wonder, Jujubes on that beat , Chewy Chewy Oats, Nuts about you, Rah Rah Red Bean, Why not, Coconut?, and Cookies and Cream!



Koomi's bestseller is Stick-On-Me Purple Rice. A very unique flavor because of the color purple rice sinker which has more anti-oxidant than an ordinary rice. My favorite is Bobbin' Boba, it's a yogurt with Bobba Pearls. I'm a Bobba Milk Tea fan and it taste the same but without any guilt
I love the sourness, its creaminess and the gummy pearls.


Koomi has two blends to choose from, the Aussie blend that is more particular to its sourness and the Filipino blend that is more on it creaminess.


As of today, they have 3 branches in the Metro:

- The Podium (5th level)
- Robinson's Magnolia
- Eastwood

And branches soon to open:
- SM Megamall
- Uptown BGC
- UP Town
- Promenade
- Glorietta
- Rockwell


My verdict: Definitely a must try drinks because of its perfect blend, healthy yogurt plus unique sinkers, Koomi will make your day complete!


For more updates, check:
FB & Instagram: @Koomi.PH

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