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Durian
It has a hard, spiky shell with golden, creamy flesh inside. The flavor is intensely sweet, rich, and creamy—often compared to custard or ice cream—with a distinctive aroma that's easy to recognize.
¥99≈ USD 13.86
Stock100+
Merchant NameAuntie Lin’s Fruit Stall
LocationThe first fruit stall at the entrance of Taikang Market, 220 Taikang Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai
Opening HoursCheck with the merchant
Custom Service Introduction
Native to Southeast Asia, durian made its way to southern China through maritime trade during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Traders brought it inland, where its unique aroma quickly became famous—earning both devoted fans and strong critics. Today, it's a popular premium fruit enjoyed across the region.
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Custom NotesDurian has a very strong aroma, so be mindful when bringing it into enclosed spaces. It's also high in calories, so it's best enjoyed in moderation. Many people also avoid eating durian while drinking alcohol.
LocationThe first fruit stall at the entrance of Taikang Market, 220 Taikang Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai