[2025 Singapore Restaurant] Travel Guide for 99 Old Trees Durian (Updated May)

#singaporetrip Tucked along Teo Hong Road near Outram Park MRT, 99 Old Trees is a modern durian café that redefines the way Singaporeans enjoy the King of Fruits. More than just a durian shop, it’s a stylish, air-conditioned space with vintage charm and botanical accents—perfect for both hardcore durian fans and curious first-timers. Durian Desserts with a Twist The café’s signature line, “Stinky,” offers playful yet premium desserts made from fresh durians sourced from a family-run farm in Pahang, Malaysia. Highlights include: Stinky Bomb: A choux puff with a crunchy craquelin top, filled with rich Mao Shan Wang (MSW) durian cream. Stinky Roll: A fluffy Japanese-style Swiss roll layered with MSW durian and French custard cream. Stinky Bowl: A creamy D24 durian mousse, with an option to add an extra shot of durian for an intensified flavor. Stinky Chendul: A refreshing take on the classic dessert, featuring house-made pandan jelly and gula melaka, with optional durian topping. For those seeking a frozen treat, the Stinky Scoop offers durian ice cream made from the flesh of two MSW durians per pint. A Café with Character Beyond its desserts, 99 Old Trees boasts a cozy indoor seating area and a charming alfresco space adorned with hand-painted murals. Unique touches like tables repurposed from antique sewing machines add to its distinctive ambiance. Visit or Order Online Located at 1 Teo Hong Road, Singapore 088321, the café is open daily from 12 PM to 9 PM. For those preferring to enjoy their durian delights at home, 99 Old Trees offers islandwide delivery through their website. #99OldTrees #DurianDessertsSG #StinkySeries #SingaporeEats #DurianLoversUnite

【99老树榴莲】 Singapore Durian Paradise I went to the dessert shop I ate twice😆 Durian lovers must go! In addition to durian sweet soup, you can also buy different varieties of durian Durian Mousse Both myself and my friend love to eat this! Durian mousse texture soup, melts in your mouth, durian flavor is rich but not greasy, with a faint milky aroma, sweetness just right 😍 Also Singapore is very hot 🥵 after eating this bowl of cool dessert c service 😆 Durian Chando There are many people on the Internet to push this model. This is the prototype durian flesh directly into the bowl, but my land when the Cat's Eye Durian sold out only ordinary durian flesh the core is very large no meat to eat and ice melted into very water ~ no above mousse so milky and rich 🥲 💡𝙄𝙉𝙁𝙊 Price: 💰$15-20 SGD per person Address📍: 1 Teo Hong Rd, Singapore 088321 #tmSingapore #99oldyree #Singaporefood #Durian Control #SingaporeItinerary #AprilGood Places2025 #RegisterAprilHotelTestSleeper2025

Located right next to a carpark, the outlet has an al fresco seating like the typical durian stalls, which is great since the smell of durians can be quite overpowering to some. Upon stepping in, we were greeted by the powerful fragrance (which is great if you’re a fan). The industrial-themed space is decorated with realistic murals that paid homage to the process of durian harvesting. We had the 𝗦𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗸𝘆 𝗖𝗵𝗲𝗻𝗱𝘂𝗹 with added 𝘔𝘢𝘰 𝘚𝘩𝘢𝘯 𝘞𝘢𝘯𝘨 durian pulp. The sweetness of the durian elevated the already-fragrant coconut dessert! 🥥 The 𝗦𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗸𝘆 𝗕𝗼𝘄𝗹, which is a durian mousse, is extremely rich and bittersweet, with a creamy, dense texture! 🍮 The 𝗦𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗸𝘆 𝗦𝗰𝗼𝗼𝗽 is their take on durian ice cream, which is a lot easier to handle without such a pungent kick, although that does not mean the durian flavour is compromised. 🍨 Aside from the sweet variations, you can get the freshly-harvested durians straight from the husk! #singaporetrip#cafe

The dessert shop that Charmaine Sheh recently visited in Singapore Twins and Joey Yung have also visited here before It is hidden in Chinatown~🍨 The shop is very conspicuous, with a large durian graffiti wall 🍮Durian Cendol You can choose Musang King durian. If you don’t have time to go to Little India to eat durian, you can come here. Two large pieces of Musang King durian, Cendol and coconut smoothie, Singapore's weather is perfect for eating ice cream 🍧Durian puffs I remember one durian puff cost less than 3 SGD, the durian filling was cool and dense, and it was very satisfying to eat. You can check in when you visit Chinatown~

Durian lovers! This is a place that you cannot miss if you’re travelling to Singapore or if you’re local Snuggled up near Maxwell MRT station, this little cafe is fairly easy to spot after exiting the MRT. There’s limited seats inside with aircon but plenty of outdoor seating. We ordered one stinky chendol, stinky bowl with extra shot and 4 stinky bombs (durian puffs). Personally I would give it a pass for chendol the next time I go as it’s not that flavorful. But stinky bowl with extra shot is definitely worth trying! The rich and creamy flesh, coupled with shaved ice is perfect to beat the heat They also sell fresh durian by the box right outside the store. Give it a try if you’re in the mood for some “stinky” pleasure for your taste buds #afternoonteatime #100WaysOfTravel #singapore #durian

99 old tree is a reputable shop for high quality durian in Singapore. Recently I joined their workshop to experience a comprehensive durian experience. You can try all the durian varieties in season and ends with durian buffet. $98 per person, book from their website.