Juice Up is difficult to miss where it sits underneath the escalator in the mall area of Warisan Square, surrounded by bright red strawberries plastered on the escalator overhead, and the vivid greens, orange, yellow and reds from the fruits lining the fridges.
With a line-up of pure juices, juices mixed with low fat milk, juices mixed with sorbet or smoothies, Juice Up caters to the on-the-go crowd who wants a pick-me up, but are looking for an alternative to coffee. A range of speciality mixes can either boost your appetite, encourage weight loss, provide an energy boost or calm you down. It seems there is a combination of fruit to suit every mood.
Prices start from around RM5.80 for juice mixes and go upwards to RM7.90 for elaborate concoctions, which feature skimmed milk, honey, sorbet or sometimes all of the above. Portions are reasonable and are served to go, but feel free to linger by the juice-bar in the colourful surroundings.
When you’re up, or down, feeling bloated or hungry, to soothe your mood and replenish your reserves, drop by for a squeeze of fruit at Juice Up in Warisan Square.
Wedged in between KK’s Waterfront, Centre Point Shopping Centre and Le Meridien Hotel, Warisan Square has a remarkable offering of shops, hotels and restaurants, considering its relatively small size.
Featuring brand name clothing stores such as Esprit, Roxy, Quicksilver, Body Glove, Padini, Island Shop and Charles & Keith, it’s supported my many other lesser known, but equally popular brands.
Warisan Square also features furniture stores, including Living Concept, which is as close to Ikea as you can find in KK, with their inventory of almost exclusively Ikea branded furniture.
Of restaurants Warisan Square is in no short supply. Fish & Co, La Manila, Secret Recipe, Hong Kong Recipe, Veda Blue, Juice Up, Yoshimi and Fratini’s all combine to bring to you flood of culinary choices, ensuring that you can frequent Warisan Square regularly without having to eat the same thing twice.
Warisan Square is not just a hip shopping centre though, it also features two hotels. Radius International is a boutique hotel, marketing itself under the niche tag of Boutech, denoting it’s technologically advanced rooms. Basic accommodation turned super efficient for the modern traveller as Radius International features wi-fi, flat panel TV’s and funky decor.
In an adjacent block, the Imperial International Hotel is 4-star offering right in the heart of Kota Kinabalu’s happening area, surrounded by shopping offered by Warisan Square and the adjacent shopping centres, combined with the entertainment of the nearby Waterfront.
Please browse the Warisan Square section of this blog to discover more detail about the tenants of this shopping centre in Kota Kinabalu.
