Kadushi Juice Bar is an open-air juice and smoothie kiosk on the walkway between the Hyatt Regency’s pool gardens and the Palm Beach sand — a counter under a pitched roof, a few bar stools in the shade, and hand-chalked boards selling smoothies, juices and açaí bowls. It holds a 4.1-star Google rating across 17 reviews (checked October 2026).
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- Kadushi Juice Bar via Google Places
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About Kadushi Juice Bar
Kadushi is the Hyatt Regency Aruba’s juice kiosk, listed among the resort’s own food-and-drink outlets and standing right where the pool gardens meet the beach path. The A-frame chalkboards out front do the advertising: smoothies, fresh juices, açaí bowls, ginger shots, gelato and popsicles, with a separate stand for fresh coconut water. A small coffee-to-go board at the counter adds espresso (single or double), iced cappuccino, iced coffee and iced latte. The Google listing is unclaimed, so there is no phone number or website to check ahead — you walk up in your swimsuit and order at the counter.
- Kadushi Juice Bar via Google Places
What to order — and why there is no price list here
Kadushi publishes no menu anywhere we can verify: the Google listing is unclaimed, there is no website, and the priced boards above the counter are only legible standing in front of them. So unlike most of our restaurant pages, we will not quote per-item prices — anything we typed here would be a guess. What Google’s diners report is a spend of AWG 1–20 per person (about $11 at the top end), which is what a resort beach kiosk charges for a bowl or a large smoothie.
What is actually on the boards and in diners’ hands:
- Açaí bowls — the headline act. Reviewers name the Big Island Açaí Bowl, the resort’s dining page touts the Açaí Dragon Bowl, and the chalkboard adds a Divi Bowl. Customer photos show them loaded with granola, mango, papaya, coconut and berries.
- Smoothies and fresh juices — the house board headlines a smoothie called The Green Iguana, and “health and wellness juices” plus ginger shots get their own chalkboard billing.
- Fresh fruit cups — cut to order; the ones in customers’ photos come crowned with a slice of dragon fruit.
- Fresh coconut water, plus gelato and popsicles for the kids-melting-down hour.
- Cold coffee — a short coffee-to-go board: espresso single or double, iced cappuccino, iced coffee and iced latte.
Worth knowing for nut allergies: one reviewer reports that the granola on the açaí bowls contains almond pieces — say so at the counter before they build your bowl.
Practical Information
- Address: J.E. Irausquin Blvd 85, Palm Beach (Noord) — on the Hyatt Regency Aruba grounds, between the pool and the beach
- Hours: daily, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, per the resort’s dining page
- Google rating: 4.1★ across 17 reviews (checked October 2026)
- Typical spend: AWG 1–20 per person as reported by Google diners — roughly up to $11
- Service: walk-up counter and takeaway; a handful of shaded tables and bar stools
- Phone / website: none listed — the Google listing is unclaimed
- Cuisine: Juice bar & smoothies
- Map:View on Google Maps
- Kadushi Juice Bar via Google Places
Our verdict
Come for an açaí bowl — that is what this kiosk does best, and it is what both five-star reviews and nearly every customer photo are about. It is a daytime stop by design: doors open at 8 AM and shut at 5 PM, so think breakfast run or mid-beach-day refuel, not an evening option. Prices are resort-kiosk prices, but Google’s own diners cap the spend at AWG 20 a head. The 4.1 rating splits between regulars who come back all week — staff get named and thanked in reviews — and the almond-granola allergy incident below, which is worth taking seriously if you travel with a nut allergy.
If you are staying elsewhere on Palm Beach, the better-known açaí stop is Eduardo’s Beach Shack further down the strip — Kadushi is the quieter walk-straight-up alternative on the Hyatt end.
What Diners Say
“The bar had such a great, positive vibe, and the juice was fantastic a burst of vibrant freshness, it was the perfect invigorating fuel, wonderful experience, friendly service and the best smoothie I’ve had all year….”
— Diego Odor Cifuentes, 5★ on Google
“I ordered 2 Big Island Açaí Bowls for me and my gf. As we start eating it, my gf started to show signs of an oncoming allergic reaction and that is when she noticed pieces of almonds in the granola. My GF is ALLERGIC TO TREE NUTS. So I walk back up to the counter and politely/dis…”
— Jon Snow, 1★ on Google
“A late review, we went November 2023. Edith and Mary were absolutely amazing! They made our trip so fun and welcoming. Remembered my husband and I by name for our week trip there, customized all of my orders as I’m picky, with no complaints. We tried a few acai bowls while we wer…”
— Katelyn Giuliani, 5★ on Google
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