SF Fruits Juices

Terrible service. The attitude of the staff (especially the heavier-set one with short hair) is extremely rude. She gave me a dirty plastic bag with the fruit I bought, and when I asked her to change it, she suddenly shouted at me and was not willing to help. The fruit she gave me was also not fresh. I was quite surprised why the staff would do things like this. I will never go to this place to buy anything anymore. Everybody needs to be careful about this store!!!!!

I paid SGD 6.90 for avocado milk. I saw the staff pour in a cup of ice and some evaporated milk. I feel cheated. I guess the seller implies on their menu that their avocado milk is half an avocado, a cup of ice, lots of brown sugar syrup, and evaporated milk.

This fruit drink totally saved my day! Seriously, with the crazy humid weather we've been having, I was feeling so drained. But their refreshing drink came to the rescue! It's like a little slice of heaven in a cup. My favorite is their triple combo: Carrot, Orange, and Apple. Trust me, you've got to give it a try! Their service is usually incredibly friendly! I can't help but feel warm and welcomed every time I visit. I think today they were a bit busier, and the service was just so-so. Nevertheless, I'm absolutely thrilled to say that I'll definitely be coming back for more! To all job seekers out there, I noticed they are hiring for part-time positions ($10-13/hr) and full-time positions (up to $3500).

Here's the edited review: I came and waited to purchase, standing within a small crowd. I couldn't tell if they were waiting to order or for their drinks. I just stood there, as I had previously joined the queue in that spot. Apparently, everyone else there had already ordered their drinks. Then, someone else arrived after me and managed to order first. I wondered, "How did this lady see him and just take his order, ignoring me?" Subsequently, a few people started queuing on the other side. I quickly handed over my money and made my order because I had been there first. Honestly, I felt stupid for appearing to cut the queue, but I had to hand over my money and order before them as I was rushing. The saleslady then told me, in front of others, that I should queue on the other side. I explained that I had been there the other day and the queue was on the opposite side. How was I supposed to know? In the first place, I noticed she didn't even bother to look a little to her right where I stood, even though she was at the cashier for quite some time. When she finally told me to queue on the other side, I thought, "Now you see me, but I've been standing here the whole time, quite close to you. You didn't even bother to look and ask, or even advise me how I should order." On top of that, there's no signage indicating where customers should queue and wait. (See attached photo). In summary, I was kind of frustrated, not only for being clueless about where to queue when there were people all over, but also because the salesperson didn't make an effort to see who was queuing and who was waiting. And honestly, I didn't feel friendly vibes from the salesperson right from the beginning.

I could not find my usual order on the menu. I think it has been changed. I asked the uncle, and he took his time to explain about avocado juice. He then proceeded to explain patiently that it was sweetened with gula Melaka. I nodded my head happily and told him that it was what I wanted.