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D13 Durian
/ box“D13榴莲”
D13 Durian cultivar has soft custard-like texture with a distinct reddish hint in colour. It has small seeds with a variety of tastes ranging from bitter to sweet.
Mao Shan Wang Durian (Black Gold)
$43.00 /box“猫山王榴莲”
Mao Shan Wang Durian is the King of durians with the strongest durian fragrance and the most beautifully creamy taste of all. Other characteristics include its deep, bright yellow flat seeds and the long-lasting bitter-sweet taste.
Durian Delivery
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Delivery orders can be made on this website and/or reach us at +65 8344 4687.
To guarantee only the freshest and best durians reach our customers’ hands, delivery will be made after 4 pm each day, directly from the farm.
Delivery often take between 30 mins to 3 hours, depending on location.
TERMS & CONDITIONS ON DELIVERY SERVICE
– Payment by PayNow (UEN: 53366452K Parkway Durian)
– Payment has to be made upon confirmation of any order
– If no payment is received when the delivery will be made, the order may be voided. This is due to cases where customers delayed payments and eventually failed to pay.
– Islandwide delivery in Singapore
– Minimum order of $30 for delivery
– $8 flat delivery fee applies for orders below $110
– Delivery fee is waived for orders above $110
– For pick-up orders, we are located at Blk 83 Marine Parade Central #01-568, Singapore 440083
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