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As summer heats up in Hong Kong, there’s no better way to stay cool and refreshed than with a freshly blended juice or smoothie from the city’s best spots. Packed with hydrating ingredients like watermelon, cucumber, and citrus fruits—each over 90% water—juices and smoothies not only quench your thirst but also replenish your natural sugars, electrolytes, and fluids in a snap. Plus, they’re a great source of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.
We’ve included popular juice bars and smoothie spots like Genie Juicery, Ousia, and beloved local fruit stalls in our guide for the most refreshing options to beat the summer heat!
Jamba Hong Kong brings the iconic American juice and smoothie brand to life with locations in Tsim Sha Tsui’s K11 Art Mall and Central’s L Place. Renowned for its California-inspired menu, Jamba offers freshly blended fruit and vegetable juices, smoothies, and made-to-order acai and smoothie bowls.
Go-To Drink: Mango-A-Gogo
Nood Food, owned by PURE, is a go-to health and juice bar with 10 locations across Hong Kong. Known for its refreshing and energizing juice options, Nood Food helps you stay hydrated and fueled throughout the day. Their signature favorites include Recharge, a zesty carrot-based juice, and Yin-Yang, a perfectly balanced blend of fruits and vegetables.
Go-To Drink: Recharge, Yin-Yang & the Coconut Water (the best we've had!)
nood food, Various Locations, https://www.allnood.com/, https://www.instagram.com/noodfoodofficial
nood Locations In Central And Sheung Wan
Strolling through Sheung Wan in the summer heat? Stop by this cozy corner for refreshing freshly cut fruit boxes and a wide variety of juices. Their fun Yakult series pairs perfectly with their special juice mixes, from zesty lemon to earthy beetroot. Not in the mood for juice? Grab a vibrant fruit cup to go and stay cool on the move!
Go-To Drink: Banana Yakult
Sheung Fai Fruit Shop, G/F, 32 Bonham Strand, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, https://maps.app.goo.gl/
Premier Fruit & Juice is a beloved local fruit juice stall in Sheung Wan, highly praised by locals and professionals in the area. Known for its freshly pressed juices and fruit offerings, it’s a go-to spot for budget-friendly, high-quality drinks. From detox juices to creamy milkshakes in a variety of flavors, there’s something for everyone to enjoy!
Go-To Drink: Mango milkshake
Premier Fruit & Juice, G/F, 86 Jervois Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, https://www.instagram.com/premier_fruit_juice/
Located on Graham Street in Central, Ousia is a must-visit wellness bar for health enthusiasts. Inspired by Mediterranean living and blending superfoods with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Ousia offers nutrient-packed smoothies, comfort bowls, and toasties crafted for holistic well-being.
Their freshly blended smoothies, served iced in unique to-go cans, are free from refined sugars and include milk options like almond and soy. With 11 signature blends, highlights include The Hangover Cure, packed with electrolytes and manuka honey, and The Recovery Bone Brew, featuring bone broth powder and cacao. Wellness boosts like whey protein or chaga powder can be added for extra health benefits.
Go-To Drink: Tri-biotic Gut Healing Smoothie
Ousia Wellness Bar, Shop B, G/F, 41-43 Graham Street, Central, Hong Kong, +852 4654 0908, https://www.instagram.com/ousiawellnessbar.hk/
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Genie Juicery, 3/F, Yiuga Factory Building, 62 Victoria Road, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong, +852 9453 9323, https://geniejuicery.com/
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Main image: Sheung Fai Fruit Shop
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