Every durian lover has 3 main concerns when they buy durians in Singapore: honesty of the seller, quality of the durians, and location. As durian seasons are notoriously short, there are more reasons than ever to head down to the stalls near you to pile up on the King of fruit while they’re at peak abundance. Just remember — for every piece you eat, drink twice the amount of water!
Wherever you are, you can rest assured that there are at least these lucky 13 honest durian sellers in Singapore known for consistent, quality fruits.
| Name | Best for | Location / Area | Key highlight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fresh Durian | Fast delivery, premium varieties | Bedok | 60-min delivery, high-altitude MSW |
| VLACK Durian | Custom taste profiles | Bukit Batok | Choose sweetness/bitterness preference |
| Uncle Sam Durian | Farm-sourced Black Gold MSW | Clementi | Direct from Raub family farm |
| Durian SG Prime | Variety from mountain plantations | Geylang | Multiple plantation sources, 24h |
| Fruit Monkeys | Bulk orders with free delivery | Yishun | Bundle deals, free delivery ≥$100 |
| 227 Katong Durian | Value bundle packages | Katong | Popular multi-box deals |
| Kong Lee Hup Kee Trading 公利合记货易公司 | Friendly service in the East | Pasir Ris | Personal service, transparent pricing |
| Ah Seng Durian | Trusted long-time seller | Multiple locations (West) | 30+ years, strict quality checks |
| The Durian Tree | Wide variety selection | Bukit Batok | Large range of cultivars |
| 爷爷榴莲园Grandpa Durian Pte Ltd | Durian desserts & café experience | Chinatown | Giant durian chendol, drinks |
| 正宗老树猫山王 HengBros Durian | Events & catering | Upper Cross Street | Durian catering up to 500 pax |
| 99 Old Trees Durian | Café-style durian treats | Outram | Mooncakes, paste, dine-in |
| Durian Empire | Reliable delivery & service | Punggol | Pre-order, strong customer service |
1. Fresh Durian

If you love durian but hate the fuss, Fresh Durian is your best friend this season. With a 4.9-star rating and 469 reviews (at the time of writing), this e-commerce-first brand offers islandwide delivery with same-day shipping within just 60 minutes and even has durian box bundles perfect for sharing. They also provide free delivery for orders above S$100.
Their speciality lies in premium varieties like the Pahang Signature Black Gold High-Altitude Mountain MSW (S$34 per kg), harvested from 40+ year-old trees. It is good for people who prefer bitter-tasting durians to sweeter ones, as it has subtle hints of liquor in it.
You can expect a rich, complex flavour and a higher meat yield than regular durians, available in 400g and 800g packs.
Other must-tries include the classic Mao Shan Wang / Musang King (S$29 per kg) and the season-limited King Red Prawn (S$13 per kg), served only in 800g packs of durian meat that fans have dubbed the best in SG, making it a reputable durian store.
84 Bedok North Street 4, #01-37, Singapore 460084
+65 8709 0909
Daily: 10am – 10pm
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2. VLACK Durian

Started by a group of 4 friends, VLACK Durian was born out of 1 mission: to make quality durians accessible to everyone, not just those who “know the boss”. True to their name, a play on “Black Gold”, VLACK delivers rich, creamy durians with zero gatekeeping and maximum transparency, making it a good durian store to get your durian fix in.
They source fresh durians daily from different parts of Malaysia, selecting only cultivars that meet their quality standards. Their D197 Pahang Highland Musang King (S$55 for 400g) has an intense and creamy flavour, popular amongst regulars and non-regulars alike.
All Mao Shan Wang durians are sold with the option to choose your preferred taste profile: sweet and dry, creamy bittersweet, or moist and bitter, ranging from S$35 to S$55 for 400g or 450g of durian meat. VLACK then hand-picks accordingly based on the day’s harvest.
This season, they will be selling Mao Shan Wang, going at a rate of S$118 for 3 boxes.
They also offer same-day delivery, if you need to get your durian fix in!
1 Bukit Batok Crescent, WCEGA Plaza, #02-36, Singapore 658064
+65 8770 9601
Mon to Wed & Fri: 12pm – 10pm
Thu: 12pm – 10.30pm
Sat & Sun: 1pm – 10pm
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3. Uncle Sam Durian

I apologise in advance to my cousin for un-gatekeeping her favourite durian store in Singapore, Uncle Sam Durian. Here, what started as a homesick gesture quickly turned into one of Singapore’s most beloved durian stories.
Uncle Sam’s family in Raub, Pahang — home to some of the best durians in Malaysia — sent over a giant basket of Mao Shan Wang to share with their kampong friends in Singapore. The durians were so good that word spread fast… and the rest is history.
Today, they specialise in Black Gold Musang King, freshly harvested from their very own farm in Raub. Each box costs S$38 and contains 500g of rich, creamy pulp. Another equally popular option would be their 100% Pure Musang King Puree (S$50), which is frozen to retain that natural flavour.
Delivery is S$15, but for orders above S$120, Uncle Sam Durian provides free delivery.
448 Clementi Avenue 3, Clementi 448 Market & Food Centre, #01-141, Singapore 120448
+65 9662 4246
Daily: 9am – 9pm
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4. Durian SG Prime

Durian SG Prime prides itself on offering durians that are cheaper than others in the market. They offer fresh durians from 4 different mountain plantations and offer doorstep delivery within just 60 minutes.
Enjoy variations like the Tiger Old Tree MSW Durian (S$50 per kg) and Tiger Black Gold Durian (S$52 per kg), which are harvested from the famous Tiger Mountain in Pahang.
Alternatively, get durians harvested from the Cold White Leaf Mountain, like the Leaf Old Tree MSW Durian (S$46 per kg) and Leaf Black Gold MSW (S$48 per kg).
They have a minimum order of 800g without the husk, and the durians are de-husked upon order, to ensure you receive the freshest durian upon order.
456 Geylang Road, #24A, Singapore 389415
+65 8363 6318
Daily: 24 hours
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5. Fruit Monkeys

Driven by the love of durian, Fruit Monkeys aims to bring in the best durians at an affordable price to Singaporeans. The bosses are friendly and transparent with their pricing, so many customers come back for more.
Their durian varieties, sold in packs of 530g, include D13 aka Johor Red Prawn (S$60 for 2 boxes, S$110 for 4 boxes) and Mao Shan Wang (S$80 for 2 boxes, S$120 for 3 boxes, S$195 for 5 boxes).
Their Mao Shan Wang is their best seller, so if you’re a fan of this variation, be sure to place you orders quick. Delivery is free and quick, with a minimum spend of S$100.
They also do catering for all sorts of events, where you can engage their services to throw a durian party. For more information, refer here.
293 Yishun Street 22, #01-219, Singapore 760293
+65 9145 2860
Daily: 1pm – 9.30pm
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6. 227 Katong Durian

Another of the stalls we usually frequent, 227 Katong Durian, specialises in the D13 variety that originates from Johor. Their Mao Shan Wang’s are also extremely popular among consumers. Prices are listed on its website and Facebook page, so you’ll know how much to prepare in advance.
Their durian varieties are sold in packs of 550g, and their package deals are the most popular, which include their MSW (S$44 for 1 box, S$130 for 3 boxes, S$210 for 5 boxes) and their Hu Lu Wang (S$23 for 1 box, S$65 for 3 boxes, S$100 for 5 boxes). They update their Facebook with the latest pricing and listings, so do check it out for the newest information.
You will get quality fruits from this stall, and your taste buds will thank your pockets as you savour the delicious, tender flesh.
227 East Coast Road, Singapore 428924
+65 9751 4828
Daily: 10am – 10pm
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7. Kong Lee Hup Kee Trading 公利合记货易公司

For those who truly live in the Eastern part of Singapore, you don’t have to suffer from FOMO (fear of missing out), especially if you reside in Pasir Ris.
Started by a husband-and-wife team since its early beginnings, Kong Lee Hup Kee Trading (公利合记货易公司) is one of those rare stalls where you will see a lady opening durians for you. Prices are reasonable and wallet-friendly, more so than other stalls, and their friendly service is often raved about at this stall.
You can check their durian prices on their Facebook page in advance, so you know what to expect before making the trip down.
440 Pasir Ris Drive 4, Giant, #01-03, Singapore 510440
+65 9851 7753
Daily: 2pm – 6pm
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8. Ah Seng Durian

Another long-established stall in Singapore, Ah Seng Durian, is probably the most well-known durian seller in the Western part of Singapore.
All of them undergo a strict quality check before being placed in the stall for sale. Ah Seng even makes personal visits to the plantation to ensure that the King of fruits are aromatic and fleshy so that they’ll satisfy all your cravings. With over 30 years of experience, rest assured that you will get the freshest and best quality durians around.
Grab some creamy whole D13 from S$13 per kg with husk or opt for the freshly boxed variety at S$25 for 530g. They even have “Ah Seng Durian” MSW Ice-Cream at S$29.90 per pint.
For a list of locations, contact numbers and opening hours, click here.
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9. The Durian Tree

Located in Bukit Batok, The Durian Tree provides a huge variety of durians, including Mao Shan Wang, Musang King, D88 Sultan King and D13. You can opt to purchase the durians physically at their stall or order them for delivery. The stall is well known for its consistently fresh durians, thanks to their frequent restocks, which ensures that customers will always get top-quality fruit. Additionally, delivery is also free and prompt.
With 42,000 followers on Facebook, they are rather active on that platform, so you might want to check out their Facebook page to see what their latest drops are, and how much they cost. They also tend to have promotions often so stay tuned for their next one.
277 Bukit Batok East Avenue 3, #01-371, Singapore 650277
+65 9812 4148
Daily: 1.30pm – 11.30pm
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10. 爷爷榴莲园Grandpa Durian Pte Ltd

Grandpa Durian functions as a cafe and as a takeout spot. For those in the Chinatown area, Grandpa Durian serves up durian-flavoured desserts, such as Durian Chendol (S$9.80), and is known for their Signature Giant Durian Chendol (S$68.80), which is 53cm long and can feed 6-8 people.
If you’re feeling adventurous, they also sell Iced Musang King White Coffee (S$6.90 for Hot, S$7.90 for Iced), which combines coffee with creamy Musang King Durian.
You are also able to take-away their durian, and they serve up a large variety of them, consisting of Premium Pahang Black Gold, Pahang Old Tree Red Prawn, Mao Shan Wang and more. Why not dine in and beat the heat with a creamy treat, before getting some more to-go?
For more details on their prices and varieties, refer here.
19 Smith St, Chinatown Point, #01-01, Singapore 058933
+65 8209 8135
Daily: 11am – 11pm
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11.正宗老树猫山王 HengBros Durian

Praised for their knowledge about durians, HengBros has made it their mission to serve up only the best durians and to make them more accessible to Singaporeans. They are passionate and dedicated to ensuring that each durian served is fresh and of the highest quality.
Their services even extend to durian catering, where they can serve up to 500 people at once. Whether it be a birthday celebration or a chill get together, HengBros tailor their services to meet your wants and requirements.
Just like Grandpa Durian Pte Ltd, HengBros also serve up durian desserts, such as the Mao Shan Wang Hoot Chendul (S$15.90) and the Durian Hoot Chendul (S$12.90), made out of assorted durians.
531 Upper Cross St, Block 533 HDB Upper Cross, #01-41, Singapore 050531
+65 8509 9850
Daily: 5pm – 10pm
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12. 99 Old Trees Durian

99 Old Trees operates as a cafe, where you can either dine in or take away their durian products. They even have a blog on their website, dedicated to writing solely about durian, so you can know where your products are coming from and who you’re buying from.
They offer the Fresh Durian Package and the Frozen Durian Package, as well as selling Durian Paste. The most unique thing on their menu is their Mao Shan Wang Premium Mooncake (S$110 for 4 pieces), where you get 4 large pieces of mooncake, each weighing 130g, their vintage 99 Old Trees metal tin box, and a cooler bag.
Some of their top sellers include their Mao Shan Wang (S$68 for 750g) and D24 (S$49 for 750g).
With over 1,400 reviews and an average of 4.4 stars on Google, there is no doubt that they are the go-to durian cafe for many.
1 Teo Hong Rd, Singapore 088321
+65 9822 2495
Daily: 12pm – 10pm
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13. Durian Empire

Sit back, relax, and order durian from the comfort of your own home from Durian Empire. If you’re patronising Durian Empire, be sure to pre-order, because their stocks usually sell out rather quickly. They are transparent about the quality of their durians and will offer to compensate you should you find defects with them.
Durian Empire is also well known for their speedy service and impressive customer service, which customers rave about. Many of their customers are repeat customers, hence showing that Durian Empire is a reputable and honest business.
Those residing in the North-East can come down personally and check the durians themselves, as they are residing in Punggol.
168 Punggol Field, Punggol Plaza, Basement 1 Atrium, 820168
+65 9767 1519
Daily: 5.30pm – 10.30pm
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How to choose a durian seller in Singapore
If convenience matters, Fresh Durian and Durian Empire suit those who prefer fast, reliable delivery with minimal effort, while VLACK Durian is better if you want control over flavour profiles. For group sharing or better value, Fruit Monkeys and 227 Katong Durian offer bundle deals that make larger orders more practical.
If durian origin is important, Uncle Sam Durian stands out with farm-sourced Musang King, while Ah Seng Durian appeals to those who prioritise long-standing experience and quality checks. For a dine-in or dessert-focused experience, Grandpa Durian Pte Ltd and 99 Old Trees Durian provide café-style options instead of takeaway boxes. Choosing ultimately depends on whether you value convenience, variety, pricing or experience.
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