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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / DURIAN KING, BUKIT BINTANG: SATISFY YOUR DURIAN CRAVING WITH AFFORDABLE PRICE

DURIAN KING, BUKIT BINTANG: SATISFY YOUR DURIAN CRAVING WITH AFFORDABLE PRICE

June 23, 2016 by StrawberrY Gal

Love Durian? Durian King is here to give you the best
durian. From Musang King, D24, Red Prawn and Black Thorn are some of the best
durians you can find in Malaysia. While you are paying high price for durian
where they cater for tourist; and we here to Durian King to enjoy affordable
charges.
And now they have new branch is located behind Berjaya Times Square,
in the open carpark lot along Jalan 1/77b, Imbi. It is also next to the famous
Chinese soup stall, Keong Kee Herbal Soup.

 

This round we have a delicious and award winning durian
“Black Thorn where it is originated from Penang. And this durian comes
awesomely good with the flesh was a very appealing dark orange with a reddish
hue. The texture is softer, smoother, and aromatic.

 

Musang King is another famous durian to go for. The
highly priced durian besides durian; Musang King is one of those which is the
gold for durian lovers. The turmeric and yellow coloured flesh with a heavenly
fragrant smell and creamy taste is some of the characteristic of a musang king
where it also give you a sweeter taste of it.

 

And what’s so special about the durian here is where Durian
King is also the First in Malaysia to serve absolutely tasty chilled durian
straight from the freezer at the stall.
The durian prices fluctuate from day to day like our
currency exchange. One of thing for sure, it is the most affordable durian
stall in this part of the city. Check out durian availability and also prices
at https://www.facebook.com/Duriankingttdi
And now they have Chendol Durian too.For thse who love to get some chendol durian , can visit them
Durian King
FaceBook: www.facebook.com/DurianKing
TTDI
179 Jalan Wan Kadir
 Taman Tun Dr
Ismail
 60000 Kuala
Lumpur.
BUKIT BINTANG
Open Air Parking
Jalan 1/77B
Jalan Changkat Thambi Dollah
Imbi
55100 Kuala Lumpur

 

GPS Coordinate: 3.140535, 101.712426

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