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Hami Melon
It has a thick, netted rind and dense golden-orange flesh. Sweet like honey, it's juicy with a subtle creamy aroma, firm texture, and plenty of natural sweetness.
¥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
Originally grown in Shanshan in China's Western Regions, this melon was presented to the imperial court during the Qing Dynasty. Emperor Kangxi mistakenly recorded its place of origin as Hami, and the name "Hami Melon" has been used ever since, becoming one of the most famous fruits from Xinjiang.
Custom Information
Custom NotesA rough, well-defined netted rind and a dry stem are signs that the melon is fully ripe. Once cut, refrigerate it and enjoy within two days, as the flesh can oxidize and soften quickly.
LocationThe first fruit stall at the entrance of Taikang Market, 220 Taikang Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai