Coconut chunk Cerise Double to go at Lazy Yogurt, a Gangnam café
In short
Lazy Yogurt Gangnam is a Greek yogurt dessert café a five-minute walk from Exit 4 of Gangnam Station in Seoul. Hungry after an appointment, the writer ordered a Cerise Double topped with seasonal peach for takeout and asked for the granola in a separate bag to eat later while working at home. The crackers, coconut chunks and granola went well with the thick Greek yogurt, making Lazy Yogurt Gangnam a satisfying one-bowl snack.

Good to know
- Location
- 5-minute walk from Gangnam Station Exit 4
- Address
- Unit 105, 109 Yeoksam-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
- What was ordered
- Cerise Double (seasonal fruit: peach), granola packed separately
- Seating
- Small shop with a bar table
- How to order
- Kiosk
- Toppings
- Crackers, coconut chunks, granola
as written by the visitor on Sep 17, 2026

I had an appointment in Gangnam and still had a bit of work left to do, so on my way home I was quietly hungry. I didn't want anything too heavy, though, so while looking for something light I ended up at Lazy Yogurt Gangnam. I'd been researching how to make Greek yogurt at home lately, so yogurt naturally came to mind that day! If you're looking for Gangnam Station yogurt, this seems like a good spot for a simple meal or snack.
Where is Lazy Yogurt Gangnam? 5 minutes from Gangnam Station Exit 4

Lazy Yogurt Gangnam is a 5-minute walk from Gangnam Station Exit 4, making it convenient to swing by before or after an appointment. It was also handy for grabbing takeout when I got hungry while working nearby.


The store isn't large — it has a cozy feel — but there's a bar table, so it seemed like a good spot to eat solo. If you find it a bit awkward to sit alone in a restaurant, the vibe here made it easy to grab a light yogurt and go.

You order via kiosk, so you can take your time browsing the menu and pick whatever combination you like. There were more options than I expected, so I hesitated a bit on my first visit deciding what to choose.
What seasonal fruit tops the Cerise Double? Peach

What I picked that day was the Cerise Double. I ordered it to eat at home while working, and since I wanted a generous portion, I went with the double.


The Cerise comes with a seasonal fruit, and when I visited it was peach. Eating a yogurt with seasonal fruit as we transition into autumn felt refreshing yet dessert-like. Greek yogurt on its own has that clean, thick appeal, but adding fruit or toppings changes the flavor completely. So if you're looking for Greek yogurt recommendations, I'd say this kind of fruit combination is worth trying.

What I especially liked, true to a yogurt spot's reputation, was that you can customize toppings to your taste rather than just having plain yogurt. It felt less like a full meal and more like enjoying dessert at a dessert café.

I'd planned to eat it slowly while working, but I guess I was hungrier than I thought — I basically inhaled it haha. Maybe because of the peach, I could taste that refreshing note from the first bite, and it paired really well with the thick yogurt.

Crackers and coconut chunks on thick Greek yogurt
It wasn't just sweet — the yogurt's characteristic cleanness meant I kept eating without feeling weighed down. And surprisingly, the crackers worked really well. Scooping a little Greek yogurt onto a cracker gave that mix of soft yogurt and crunchy texture, perfect for snacking.

What I especially liked was the coconut chunks. The nutty, chewy texture added a bit of fun compared to eating it plain. Personally, this combo really worked for me, and next time I'd add even more coconut topping.
Why pack the granola separately for takeout


Since I'd been wanting to try making Greek yogurt at home lately, I packed the granola separately that day too. I'd planned to sprinkle it on yogurt I had at home, but ended up sprinkling some on the Cerise as well.

Adding a little granola really brought the crunch to life. The combination of soft, thick yogurt with crunchy granola made it feel much more substantial, even though it was the same yogurt. It seems like it would work well as a simple breakfast when you don't have much appetite, or as a meal replacement on busy days ^^


Adding fruit or granola also helps with fullness, so it seemed like something worth using for a diet meal plan too!

Of course, being a diet-friendly menu doesn't mean you should just eat as much as you want, but adjusting toppings to your taste instead of reaching for something sweet and heavy seems like a decent approach. It also worked well as a healthy snack when hungry while working.
A light Greek yogurt snack near Gangnam Station
When you have an appointment in Gangnam or are looking for somewhere to eat alone quickly, the options can sometimes feel oddly limited. In those moments, a bowl of Gangnam Station yogurt is a pretty good way to eat light.


The store is small but has a bar table, so eating alone doesn't feel awkward, and it's also easy to grab takeout. Packing it up to eat while working at home, like I did, works fine too. Especially if you're looking for a good yogurt spot but heavy desserts feel like too much, and just coffee alone feels lacking, the Greek yogurt menu is worth choosing.
If you're looking for a Gangnam spot that's open year-round, or searching for Gangnam autumn desserts or Gangnam Chuseok restaurants, this is worth a stop when your schedule allows! The Cerise's fruit changes with the season, so it's fun to see what fruit is in it each time you visit ^^


I went to Gangnam that day for an appointment and stopped by, and I ended up enjoying it even after getting home — quite satisfying 🫶 Especially with the peach and thick yogurt combo topped with crackers, coconut chunks, and granola, it made for a great snack meal!
If you're looking for somewhere simple to eat alone near Gangnam Station, a healthy snack for when you're hungry while working, or a light diet meal option, take a look at the Gangnam Station yogurt menu.
Where it is
109 Yeoksam-ro, 105-ho, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 강남구 역삼로 109 105호





