Unique durian dining experiences in Singapore

For 24-karat Mao Shan Wang durian cheesecake

As its namesake suggests, this cake ($88) is one of the most decadent durian desserts we’ve ever tried, boasting premium Mao Shan Wang flesh, encased within smooth and velvety cheese mousse. For a luxurious finishing touch, the cake is sprinkled with 24-karat pure gold leaf. Ms Durian also offers a wide range of durian treats including durian coconut milk pudding ($7.10), durian coffee ($15), Mao Shan Wang durian macaron ($8 for 2 pieces), whisky Mao Shan Wang durian cake ($115) and more.

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For Mao Shan Wang mille crepe cake

Surprise the durian lover in your life with this intricate creation ($98) composed of 20 layers of paper-thin crepes, each cooked to perfection and delicately swathed by a layer of silky smooth Mao Shan Wang durian puree. Other notable desserts to try include the Black Gold Musang King Durian Mochi ($19.90 for 6 pieces).

Order for pick-up and delivery www.thedurianbakery.com.sg

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 ($172) 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 ($145) which piles on the richness with – you guessed it – Mao Shan Wang durian as well.

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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 ($58 for 10 pieces) and the D24 crepe ($99 for 8 pieces), but you can also try its creamy and flavoursome durian ice creams, either the sweet D24 tub ($28 per tub) or the famed Mao Shan Wang tub ($42 per tub). This year, the hotel is offering the Black Thorn tub ($49.80 per tub) in limited quantities.

For durian choux puffs

Incepted by the team behind 99 Old Trees Durian, who import some of the best durians from Pahang daily, stinky bomb ($12 for 5 pieces) is their take on the classic durian puff, composed of thin choux pastry filled with rich Mao Shan Wang flesh and light cream. We love how the pastry features a crispy butter crust, adding a delightful crunch to this treat.

Order for pick-up and delivery www.stinky.com.sg/shop

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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