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Unique durian dining experiences in Singapore

Things get a little creative this durian season with these unique and interesting durian dining deals

Delfina Utomo
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Delfina Utomo
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Durian season or not, there is nothing that will stop us from fulfilling our durian cravings in Singapore. Thankfully for durian specialty cafes like Four Seasons Durian Restaurant and Double Durian, it means that we can still dig into a slice of creamy durian cake or attack a box of durian cream puffs at any time of the year. Here's where to go when the craving hits – it's going to get messy. 

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  • Restaurants
  • Orchard

For durian salat and burnt cheesecake

Shoot top down on a clean background for maximum Instagram love – Chalk Farm's simply dressed cakes channel the rustic vibes that dominate hashtags on the 'Gram. Now, you can add the super aesthetic durian salat ($165) to your feed – glutinous rice tinted with blue pea extract contrasts with a yellowish custard enriched with coconut milk and Mao Shan Wang durian. But if you're a cheese lover, try the burnt durian cheesecake ($130) which piles on the richness with – you guessed it – Mao Shan Wang durian as well. 

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  • Restaurants
  • Singaporean
  • City Hall

For classic durian cake

Sinpopo Coffee in Funan is where you'll find Nanyang coffee beans roasted with butter – but prepared like an Italian espresso, glossy cakes with a traditional flair – think pulut hitam, gula melaka and coffee. For savoury grub, you can make your own banh mi using local ingredients and flavours. On top of that, you can also get a fluffy durian cake. Dig into soft layers filled with pure Mao Shan Wang durian and light cream, topped off with more MSW durian pulp and cake crumb. 

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  • Hotels
  • Orchard

For a premium durian fiesta

Goodwood Park Hotel is well-known for its delectable durian puffs – and if you didn't know, you can order these and more durian delights straight to your home. We love the signature D24 puffs ($48.60 for 10 pieces) and the D24 crepe ($88.79 for 8 pieces), but you can also try its creamy and flavoursome durian ice creams, either the sweet D24 tub ($20.56 per tub) or the famed Mao Shan Wang tub ($33.64 per tub). 

  • Restaurants
  • Bakeries
  • Woodlands

For durian puffs and mochi

As its name implies, this local bakery specialises in Durian desserts. Its famous bite-sized durian puffs ($12 for 12) are filled with only D24 durian puree. That means no cream or sugar, just durian! Sunlife also does modern variations of pastry like the durian macarons ($13.20 for six), durian mochi ($8) and more. If you're not crazy for durian, don't fret. You can still pick up the mini chocolate and cream custard puffs (from $10), or fruit tarts ($8.80 for six) and mini eclairs ($8.80 for six). 

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