Syra Greek Frozen Yogurt

Greek frozen yogurt is a different thing from the froyo of the self-serve era. It’s made from strained yogurt, so it comes out tarter and creamier than the sweet, airy stuff, closer to a thick soft-serve than to ice cream. Daily Hive, which wrote Syra up on October 26, 2026, says it’s the first shop in BC devoted to it, and it chose a Langley storefront on the Fraser Highway one-way to do it.

The Syra menu: Greek froyo flavours and toppings

A cup of the original, swirled tall, and then the toppings bar does the work. The regulars are the expected ones: fresh strawberries and blueberries, shredded coconut, granola (a gluten-free one appears in their posts), crushed Oreo, brownie chunks, birthday cake. The Greek ones are the reason to go: baklava, and extra-virgin olive oil, which sounds odd on a dessert until you picture it with honey on cold yogurt. Sauces include caramel, chocolate and honey, plus mascarpone and Biscoff.

There’s a rotating second flavour beside the original. Mango came first, in late October, then chocolate, which the shop posted as its “spooky season” flavour and said runs daily until it sells out. Cups come with a set number of toppings and a waffle cone is on the board; we haven’t published prices because the board in their photos is too blurry to read with confidence.

Who’s behind it

Nobody is named yet, on Instagram or in the Daily Hive piece. BC’s registry shows a sole proprietorship called Syra registered in August 2026, which fits a shop that opened in October, but a registration like that doesn’t publish a name, so we aren’t guessing. Its own tagline is “Greek roots, Canadian vibes”.

Before you go

It’s a small, bright room with a few pale armchairs and a round table, so it’s more grab-a-cup than linger-all-evening. Hours aren’t published anywhere we could find, and the shop’s own line is that it serves daily until the yogurt runs out, so an evening visit is a bit of a gamble until it posts a schedule. Downtown has street and lot parking, and Fraser Highway west of 203 Street is squeezed for SkyTrain work, so come in from the Glover Road end if you can.

Flavr in Murrayville is the other place around here for a made-to-order swirl, with its own profile. For the rest of the block, see Shop Local in Langley City, our Langley City guide and the Downtown Langley Business Association.