America’s smoothie tap has run dry in Hong Kong with Jamba exiting the city 18 months after its launch in Tsim Sha Tsui.

The brand’s locations at K11 Art Mall in Tsim Sha Tsui and The L.place in Central have been left deserted, with Jamba’s local operator exclusively confirming its exit from the Hong Kong market to Foodie yesterday (Sep. 16).

Jamba is owned by GoTo Foods, which operates brands Auntie Anne’s and Cinnabon globally, amongst a list of American-style cuisine chains located mainly in the States.

After 10 years in Taiwan, Jamba announced the closure of its stores there in late February 2026. Now, your closest vitamin-packed Jamba fix is accessible via a flight to Manila.

Rubin Verebes is the Managing Editor of Foodie, the guiding force behind the publication's viral stories. With a knack for cooking up mouthwatering profiles, crafting immersive restaurant reviews, and dishing out tasty features, Rubin tells the great stories of Hong Kong's dining scene.

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