11 Best Juice Bars in Singapore (2026)
Eleven juice bars in Singapore for cold-pressed bottles, made-to-order blends and smoothies, from islandwide delivery brands to counters in Tanjong Pagar.
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AI image by LocalRankSingapore's juice scene splits between cold-pressed bottles built for cleanses and subscriptions, made-to-order storefronts, and smoothie counters in the malls. This guide gathers eleven brands still trading in 2026, each checked against its own website or social media, from islandwide delivery names to walk-in bars and even a smart vending machine. Outlets, menus and delivery terms change often, so confirm the details with each brand before you order.
1. Antidote
Antidote is a homegrown cold-pressed juice company that describes its bottles as 100% cold-pressed, with no added sugar or preservatives, aimed at what it calls the health-conscious urbanite. The range runs from single juices and nut mylks to multi-day juice cleanse packs, and the brand is built around ordering online for islandwide doorstep delivery, with a subscription option for recurring drops. There is no walk-in bar to speak of, so it suits anyone who would rather have fresh juice arrive at home or the office.
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2. Hic Juice
Hic Juice has been pressing raw, vegan cold-pressed juices in Singapore since 2013, and sums up its approach as simpler, healthier and happier. The line-up covers green juices, fruit blends and nut milks alongside granola, biscotti and superfood lattes, plus multi-day cleanse programmes. Orders run on a weekly cycle placed through its site, and the brand is one of the older names in the local scene, associated with a Club Street base and self-service juice dispensers around town, so you can pick up a bottle or set a standing order.
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3. Gorilla Press
Gorilla Press is a small-batch beverage maker running since 2013 under the tagline Eat Raw. Stay Wild., describing its drinks as real, raw nutrition with no preservatives or artificial flavours. Beyond cold-pressed juices it makes protein smoothies, nut milks, cold brew coffee and kombucha, and sells juice cleanses. It offers direct delivery and subscriptions, supplies cafes and restaurants, and handles corporate pantry orders, with a base around the one-north area. It is a practical pick if you want a mixed crate of functional drinks rather than juice alone.
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4. Re.juve
Re.juve calls itself more than just a juice brand and markets its bottles as 100% true cold-pressed, made from fresh fruit and vegetables with no concentrates, added sugar or preservatives, and halal-certified. It uses a two-step process that pairs cold-pressing with high-pressure processing, and its labels follow Singapore's Nutri-Grade system. The range spans juices, wellness shots, smoothies and health bundles, sold online and through physical outlets including Great World and Jem, plus a cold-pressed juice vending machine, so it works for both walk-ins and delivery.
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5. Joe & The Juice
Joe & The Juice is a Copenhagen-born juice and coffee chain, founded in 2002 and now running hundreds of stores worldwide, with a small Singapore presence. The counters turn out freshly made juices, shakes and coffee alongside sandwiches, served in the brand's signature high-energy, music-led style. Local outlets have included Guoco Tower in Tanjong Pagar and Quayside Isle at Sentosa Cove, making it more of a sit-down or grab-and-go juice bar than a delivery service. Check the current store list before visiting, as outlets shift over time.
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6. Boost Juice
Boost Juice is an Australian smoothie and juice brand that expanded across Southeast Asia and describes itself as a maker of fresh smoothies and juices. In Singapore it operates as a quick-service counter found in shopping malls and transport hubs, blending fruit-based smoothies and juices to order for takeaway. Outlets have included spots such as Jewel Changi Airport, Plaza Singapura and The Star Vista, so it is easy to find while you are out. It suits anyone after a familiar blended drink on the move rather than a bottled cold-pressed range.
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7. iJooz
iJooz is a Singapore-founded brand built around smart vending machines that squeeze oranges into juice on the spot, which it markets as freshly squeezed with no added sugar, water or preservatives. Each cup is pressed from several whole oranges the brand says are sourced from farms in Australia and the USA, and the machines run around the clock in MRT stations, malls and other high-traffic spots. It is not a sit-down bar but a fast, low-cost way to get fresh orange juice on the go, and the company says its machines now operate across many countries.
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8. Fresh Pressed
Fresh Pressed, which trades as FP, is a Singapore cold-pressed juice brand founded on what it calls a passion for healthy, clean food as an alternative to fast food. Its bottles are made from fruit and vegetables with no preservatives, grouped into ranges the brand labels beauty, energy, detox and health, and it offers one-, three- and five-day cleanse programmes. Ordering is online with islandwide delivery, so there is no storefront to visit. It is a straightforward option if you want a themed set of juices sent to your door.
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9. Juiced Juice
Juiced Juice is a Singapore brand focused on cold-pressed juices and cleanses, framing its programmes around a total reset or a nutrient boost in its own words. Beyond bottled juices it lists smoothies, coffee and a-la-carte drinks, along with cleanse and detox packages, corporate and event catering, and even franchise opportunities. Orders are placed online for delivery rather than at a walk-in bar. It is worth a look if you want variety across juices and blended drinks from one delivery-led operator, though you should confirm current menus and delivery terms when you order.
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10. Green Hydrant
Green Hydrant is a cold-pressed juice and nut milk brand run by a team that describes itself as certified nutritionists, with the line that nutritious can be delicious. It presses raw juices and activated nut milks and sells cleanse programmes ranging from one to seven days. The brand notes that its physical retail shop closed in May 2025, and it now operates online with islandwide delivery, so treat it as a delivery-first option. It suits shoppers who want plant-based juices and nut milks sent to their door rather than a cafe visit.
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11. Mission Juice
Mission Juice is a modern cold-press juice store in the Tanjong Pagar area, at Icon Village along Gopeng Street, that makes its drinks to order rather than bottling them in advance. The brand says each juice is pressed right after you order using cold-press extraction and high-pressure processing, which typically means a short wait at the counter. You can also order online through its site. With an actual storefront and made-to-order blends, it suits people nearby who want a fresh juice prepared on the spot instead of a pre-made bottle off the shelf.
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How to choose
- Decide between delivery and a walk-in. Several of the strongest names, including Antidote, Fresh Pressed, Juiced Juice and Green Hydrant, are delivery-led with no storefront, while Re.juve, Joe & The Juice, Boost Juice and Mission Juice have counters you can visit, so match the format to whether you want juice at home or on the go.
- Know the difference between cold-pressed and blended. Cold-pressed brands extract juice under pressure and bottle it, smoothie counters like Boost blend whole fruit to order, and iJooz squeezes oranges on the spot, so choose by the texture and style of drink you actually want.
- Read the ingredient and process claims for yourself. Most brands state no added sugar or preservatives and some use high-pressure processing; check each brand's own website or labels, and note that several now show Singapore's Nutri-Grade rating, rather than relying on marketing shorthand.
- Check freshness windows and ordering cut-offs. Cold-pressed juice has a short shelf life and some brands press to a weekly schedule with fixed order deadlines and delivery days, so confirm when you need to order and how quickly to drink or refrigerate the bottles.
- Treat cleanse programmes as your own judgement call. Many brands sell multi-day juice cleanse packs; compare what each day includes and the price, and weigh your own circumstances or a professional's advice before committing to a multi-day plan.
- Confirm the current details before you commit. Outlets, menus, delivery thresholds and opening hours change often, and at least one brand here has closed its retail shop, so verify locations and terms on the brand's own channels rather than an older listing.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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