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Top Durian Station, Singapore. 15,463 likes · 2,027 talking about this · 345 were here. Quality harvest at reasonable pricing. Durians and seasonal fruits etc are available.
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TOP Durian Station in Singapore is a must-visit destination for durian lovers. Located in the heart of the city, the restaurant offers a wide selection of durian varieties from all over Southeast Asia.
- Blk 372 Bukit Batok Street 31 #01-350, SG 650372, Singapore
- Beverages
- Sindy Durian
- Combat Durian
- Ah Hung D24 Sultan Durian
- 227 Katong Durian
- Ah Di Dempsey Durian
- Parkway Durian
- The Durian Tree
- Durian Empire
- Durian Culture
- Durian 36
Image credit: Sindy Durian Sindy Durianis a family business in Whampoa that has been selling durians for over 30 years. Known for their high-quality, fragrant durians, they’re also believed to be one of the first stalls to bring in Mao Shan Wang, which is loved for its golden-yellow flesh, bittersweet aroma, and creamy texture. Image credit: @joust...
Image credit: @combatdurian Located along Rangoon Road, Combat Durianis one of the most famous durian stalls in Singapore, boasting an impressive history of over 50 years. While they’re known for having long queues and limited seats within the shop space, these have not deterred durian fans from flocking to the stall to get their hands on their Mao...
Image credit: Ah Hung D24 Sultan Durian One of the more popular durian stalls in the east is Ah Hung D24 Durian, which is located just a 10-minute walk from Aljunied MRT Station. Their D24 durians are imported from Pahang in West Malaysia and are known to have a less intense flavour as compared to other durian varieties. The durian prices vary acco...
Image credit: @jaceonthemove Another durian stall that’s a household name among Easties is 227 Katong Durian, which offers rarer kinds of durian such as Green Bamboo and Black Thorn. Prices are also known to be wallet-friendly, with the popular Mao Shan Wang selling for approximately $20per kg. If you’d like to enjoy durians on the spot, you’ll be ...
Image credit: @sgtigger13 The extremely popular Ah Di Dempsey Durianhas got two things right—good durian and good vibes. Their makeshift stall is housed in a secluded car park in Dempsey, allowing customers to feel as though they’re feasting on durian by the roadside in JB. The durian prices here are also known to be generally consistent and reason...
Image credit: @parkwayduriansg Those looking for quality D24 and Tekka durians can pay Parkway Duriana visit, which is a popular stall in Marine Parade. They’ve been in the business for over 20 years, primarily sourcing their durians from Malaysian farms in Pahang, Muar, and Johor. While you’re here, be sure to get your hands on their Mao Shan Wang...
Image credit: @couplegosg Here’s one for the Westies! The Durian Treeis located in the heart of Bukit Batokand offers a plethora of durian varieties to choose from, including Kasap, Tong Lai, Black Pearl, S17, and D13. They also sell Wang Zhong Wang, which is said to be the most superior grade of Mao Shao Wang out there. As the durians here are com...
Image credit: @durianempire Durian Empireis often applauded for offering one of the best durian buying experiences, thanks to their stellar service and honest staff. The stall also has a spacious and clean dining area for customers to enjoy their delicious Mao Shan Wang, which is said to be more bitter than sweet. Plus, their durians usually come w...
Image credit: @miyuki.taji This family-run business has been in the trade since 1969, and is known for their fresh durians, especially their Mao Shan Wang, which can be sold for up to $38per 600g. While prices at Durian Cultureare on the steeper side, customers swear by the quality of their durians, which are meticulously selected from famous homeg...
Image credit: @hoeleongwong If you’re looking to throw a durian party, look no further than Durian 36, a highly raved about durian stall with prominent clients such as Ah Yat Seafood and Singtel. They sell 10 different kinds of durian varieties, such as D13, Red Prawn, and of course, Mao Shan Wang—all at affordable prices. Image credit: @hoeleongwo...
Started by a team of young people, Top Durian Station has quickly gained a reputation as one of the more popular durian stalls in Singapore! Read our review and user reviews for this durian stall here.
- 99 Old Trees – Outram Park. Image adapted from: @99oldtrees via Instagram. Experts will argue that the best tasting durians are those that have naturally fallen from the trees, and not picked before fully ripen.
- House of Durian – Toa Payoh. Tucked away under a HDB block at Toa Payoh, House of Durian contains so much more than just durians alone. In here resides a variety of other fruits as well as durian creations – and by that, I mean mao shan wang ice cream, cake, and smoothies made with actual durian in front of your eyes.
- Sindy Durian – Whampoa Drive. No language barriers here as the staff are fluent in English. Image credit: @msmartinique via Instagram. Night owls, Sindy Durian is the place to get your late night durian fix.
- Durian Mpire by 717 Trading – Serangoon Road. 717 Trading is the kind of place you’d go to for a lepak night out with good ol’ friends and some quality durian.
TOP Durian Station in Chinatown, Singapore is a must-visit for durian lovers. Located in the heart of Chinatown, this restaurant offers a wide variety of durian-based dishes and desserts. From durian pancakes to durian ice cream, there is something for everyone.
Jul 21, 2023 · Enjoy variations like the Tiger XO Durian (S$22 per kg), Tiger Old Tree MSW Durian (S$24 per kg) and Tiger Black Gold Durian (S$25 per kg), which are harvested from the famous Tiger Mountain in Pahang.
