Crowned by Nature.
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Musang King, Black Thorn and D24 from Malaysia, named by clone rather than by stall, delivered fresh to your door in Singapore.
Our Royal Selection
Sold by clone number, so you know exactly which variety you are getting.
Musang King
Mao Shan Wang (D197)
$58 per kg
The undisputed king of durians. Rich, creamy, bittersweet flesh with an intense aroma. Deep golden colour with a thick, custard-like texture that melts on the tongue.
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Black Thorn
Ochee (D200)
$68 per kg
The rare gem of the durian world. Deep orange flesh with a complex flavour profile, sweet, slightly alcoholic, with roasted almond undertones. Highly sought after by connoisseurs.
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D24
Sultan
$32 per kg
A well-balanced classic beloved for its smooth, creamy texture and mild bittersweet taste. Paler flesh compared to Musang King, with a gentler aroma, perfect for newcomers.
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The King of Durian Difference
Listed by Clone Number
Every fruit is named by its Department of Agriculture clone number, not by a stall board name.
Ripeness Guaranteed
Selected at peak ripeness and checked before it is packed.
Cold-Chain Delivery
Temperature-controlled from tree to table. Our logistics chain ensures your durian arrives as fresh as the moment it dropped.
Why King of Durian?
From the moment a durian falls from its tree to the moment it reaches your door - we obsess over every step.
Named by Clone
Every fruit is listed by its Department of Agriculture clone number, so you know which durian you are actually buying, not just what the stall board calls it.
Freshness Guaranteed
Every durian is checked before it goes out. Not happy with the quality? We replace it. No hassle, no questions.
Same-Day Delivery
Order by 2pm, receive by evening. Our cold-chain logistics keep your durian at perfect temperature from tree to table.
The Perfect Gift for Durian Royalty
Impress with our curated gift boxes - premium Musang King and Black Thorn durians, beautifully presented in signature packaging. Perfect for corporate gifting, celebrations, and festive occasions.
Explore Gift CollectionKnow What You Are Buying
Durian names change from stall to stall. The registration numbers do not. These are the references we keep because we needed them ourselves.
Durian types and their D numbers
Musang King is D197. Black Thorn is D200. XO is not a registered clone at all, and much of the D101 sold in Malaysia is really D168. The full register, with sources.
Read the register Updated this weekWhere the 2026 season stands
2026 is a glut year. Prices are roughly half of 2025 and about a third of the 2024 peak. Region by region status, and when it ends.
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Six checks in order, plus the two substitutions most likely to catch you out.
Durian Grades Explained: A, B, C, CC, CCC and AAA
Nobody sells durian as Class I or Class II. You are quoted A, AB, B, C, CC or CCC from a farm, or AAA at a stall, and no standards body defines any of them. Here is the weight and chamber count behind each letter, and what the written standards say.
Why Does Durian Smell So Strong? The Actual Chemistry
Two families of aroma compound at once, not one, and a 2017 genome study explains why durian is so well built to make the sulphurous half.
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