Fruitti Mix

1 Reviews on “Fruitti Mix”

• Sisyphus

  Around The World In So Many Fruits. E: There is not a thing wrong with the juices here. How could one mess up a juice? One supposes they could water it down. Perhaps they could use spoilt fruit. Perhaps they could use rotten fruit. Having been there a couple of times the juices have never tasted decayed or off. So far, so good. They sell the standards like apple and orange, the slightly more uncommon juices such as pineapple and watermelon and the Asian-oriented ones that make the trip worthwhile such as durian and taro. The watermelon juice perhaps could be colder, but the taro and durian juices are thick enough to taste, thin enough to rush up the wide coloured straws and always sealed with their special machine. The straws are wide because most customers prefer the added tapioca. Opting out this time my wallet was fifty cents heavier and my juice was twice that much delicious. Most people would disagree with me on the latter option. The juices are, depending on the size, $3.50 or $4.00 or $2.50 for a small one.-A: Fruitti Mix is located in the food court. It is an outlet with the seating being the common areas. The store is blasted with sign after sign after sign. They obviously offer every juice known to mankind, as well as several food items. During my last visit the food court was packed with 1,000 people literally (almost, like, I guess you know…). That food court is always busy during lunch, but it quiets down at night with the shops closure. My last visit coincided with a mostly Chinese teen and pre-teen dance competition which had attracted all the viewers. Fruitti Mix had its own live entertainment for the night! Walking into the Food Court there were so many fancy custom girls running around making one wonder whether it has gone high-class. But it was the competition on the stage that was the occasion. These were the many dancers milling about. As a result juice and bubble tea sales were brisk given all the audience and family members the event had attracted. The music (live entertainment!) was loud too. Not a seat to be had for those eating or intending to stay. -T: They normally are prompt and eager to serve. A juice is delivered in the sealed cup in three minutes or on nights when A1 Chinese radio has its teen, or whatever, dance contest the juice is ready in ten minutes!!Parking is always a problem in this plaza. Aside from the mall and its food court, there are other restaurants and a cinema. If you need to get food, drinks, juice, a kilogram of mushrooms or a Haier TV at 6:00 please arrive around 4:30.-S: They are aggressive here trying to get customers as they compete against the several other juice shops that are adjacent. Go another window down and Korean BBQ can also be yours. Walk across the food court and you can have sushi too! Go another five kilometres and the sushi may actually be good! How is that for location mapping? Take that Google directions. The outlet also advertises sweets like crepes.Back at Fruitti Mix should you be planning to come back ask for their loyalty card and earn a free bubble tea or juice after seven purchases. All the usual corporate disclaimers apply.

  July 17, 2013, 2:00 am

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