Reviews for Jamba in Aiea, HI
It shouldn't take me 30+ minutes to find a Jamba bc you are too ignorant or lazy to have a directory. It's a nightmare. Maps... doesn't tell you which building what stores and restaurants are at. Y'all need to have signs and electronic directories thattells people where everything is! Unacceptable! The restaurants aren't just in one food court. There are two different buildingsand a few different food courts and then on top of that there are restaurants scattered around the mall upstairs and down.Horrible organization Read more
Had to wait 10 mins just to order paid $8 for my juice to get slammed on the counter with no napkins to hold the cup because... it's cold ask for some but dude slammed it and walked off . Bad service at the jamba juice not ordering here next time. Read more
Got a banana berry like I always do. But this time there was nothing smooth about it. It was basically chunks of ice and fruit.... I had a whole blueberry at one point. I couldn't get half of it up the straw. I even saw that the guy who poured it didn't checkif it was blended, he wasn't even the guy that put it in the blender. I was waiting in the line for 15 mins, and it was only meas I waited for one of the 5 workers to take my order. Worst Jamba Juice ever. Read more
Horrible. My orange dream with the boost energy wasn't mix well. The powder energy was all clumped up in my straw. The girl... couldn't identify which types of energy booste helps with the mind and body. Read more
The worst experience ever! Ordered two items and there are 7 employees running around. No customer in front of me and I still... waited 20 mins for my drinks. Wow. Read more
Great place to get your energy drink to start your day. My favorite is the mango and banana immune system booster...it gets me... going. Friendly staff as well. For more info about my experience follow me on Facebook and Instagram @NathanielForbesHawaii Read more
Sweet smoothies, lots of options, but i think they're overpriced for being mostly sugar.
I was the second person in line and when a another person they knew walked up to the counter, that person was helped.