How to Order on WhatsApp: Your Panjtan Juice Order in One Message
Most of our regulars in Hazara Town no longer queue to explain a long order at the counter — they simply message us on WhatsApp and collect their drinks when they are ready. Our WhatsApp number is 0329 0386551, and ordering takes less than a minute once you know the steps. This guide walks through exactly how to order from Panjtan Juice on WhatsApp: what to write, which details save a return trip, how bulk orders and parcel packs work, and the small courtesies that help us serve you faster during busy hours.
Step One: Save the Number and Say What You Want
Save Panjtan Juice as 0329 0386551 in your contacts so the number is always one search away. When you message, start with a simple greeting and go straight into your items, one per line if you can. Clear is better than clever: "2 Banana Milkshake, 1 Special Falooda, 1 Strawberry Ice Cream" is a perfect order message. Use the names from our menu where possible — Banana Milkshake (Rs 250), Banana Khajur (Rs 280), Strawberry Milkshake (Rs 300), Cold Coffee Milkshake (Rs 300), Special Falooda (Rs 300) and Special Soup (Rs 200) are understood instantly, while vague requests like "the usual pink one" slow everything down unless you are a daily regular we already know. If you are unsure about a flavour, ask in the same message; we reply with options rather than guessing with your money.
Step Two: Add the Details That Matter
Three details turn a good message into a complete order. First, quantity in front of every item, not at the end. Second, any variation that changes the drink — for example, a shake with ice cream, or falooda without noodle (Rs 350) instead of the Special Falooda (Rs 300). Third, your timing: "collecting in 15 minutes" or "need it ready by 7 PM" lets us blend at the right moment, because fresh juice and shakes are at their best within minutes of making. If the order is for someone else to collect, add their name. For ice cream parcel packs, state the size clearly — half litre (Rs 500) or 1 litre (Rs 900) — and the flavour, such as Kulfa Badam or Peshawari. Adding your name, even a first name, helps us call the order correctly when several collections are waiting.
Step Three: Confirm, Pay and Collect
After you send your message, wait for our confirmation reply with the total before setting out — that reply is your assurance that the order has been seen and queued, especially in busy evening hours when messages arrive together. For bulk orders, advance payment options are shared in the chat when needed; for ordinary counter collection, most customers simply pay on pickup. When you arrive at Barma Road, Hazara Town, Quetta, give the name from your message and your drinks will be handed over with minimum waiting. If your plans change, a quick WhatsApp update — "running 10 minutes late" or "please add one orange juice (Rs 400)" — is always better than silence, because we would rather remake a fresh glass than hand you one that has been standing.
Ordering for Families, Guests and Events
WhatsApp ordering shines for larger orders. For family evenings, listing everyone's choice in one message avoids the classic problem of the forgotten item. For guests and small events, tell us the number of people and your budget range, and we can suggest a mix — for example, fresh juices like apple (Rs 400), orange (Rs 400) and pomegranate (Rs 500) alongside shakes and a parcel pack for dessert — rather than leaving you to calculate quantities alone. Our bulk-orders guide on the blog explains per-guest quantities in detail. Please give larger orders as much notice as you can; an hour helps, and a day helps more for very large quantities. Pineapple juice, please note, is priced as "Ask price", so confirm its current price in your message before ordering it.
Small Habits That Help Everyone
We open at 8 AM daily, and WhatsApp orders are handled during opening hours. Sending one complete message is kinder to the queue than five separate corrections, voice notes are harder to re-check than text during a rush,. If you do not receive a confirmation within a reasonable time during busy hours, a short follow-up message is welcome — never assume an unconfirmed order is being prepared.