We have great news to share with durian lovers! King of Kings is a new mooncake brand in Singapore that offers quality Musang King (Mao Shan Wang) snowskin mooncakes at very reasonable prices.

King of Kings MSW Durian Snowskin Mooncakes are 100% made of pure Musang King flesh encased within thin mochi skin. Each box comes with 4 x 170g MSW Durian snowskin mooncakes and there are two flavours—original and chocolate—to choose from. In addition, each mooncake set comes with a free tin of buckwheat tea.

Quote ‘ladyironchef’ when you order via Whatsapp +65 9223 6333 to enjoy a box of King Of Kings Mao Shan Wang Durian Snowskin Mooncake and two free boxes of traditional mooncakes from Lao Zi Hao at S$128 nett. It includes free delivery islandwide.

King of Kings Mao Shan Wang Durian flavours
- Original Skin
- Chocolate Skin

Traditional Mooncake from Lao Zi Hao flavours
- Single Yolk Lotus
- Double Yolk Lotus
- Low Sugar Macadamia
- Charcoal Black Sesame
- Red Bean
- Mixed Nuts

This is definitely something to rejoice over if you are a fan of “Asia’s smelliest fruit”. Durians are the most well-loved tropical fruit and something so sophisticated, it is an education of its own.

The connoisseurs would know that Musang King is one of the best types and is prized for its bittersweet taste. By incorporating fresh, quality Musang King into the mooncakes, King Of Kings MSW Durian Snowskin Mooncakes make a luxurious gift this Mid-autumn Festival for that someone special—your esteemed colleagues/ boss, parents and parents-in-law, important friends and associates…

Slice into the mooncake and be treated to luscious durian filling—almost like eating the real fruit! The skin is light and not cloyingly sweet, and serves as a complementing texture to the durian filling. Shreds of durian flesh are evident in every piece of mooncake, and is a testament to their dedication of serving only the real deal.

The chocolate ones, especially, are a refreshing twist to your usual durian mooncakes. If eating the fruit alone is too much for you to handle, go for the chocolate ones that are mildly sweet. The richness from the chocolate balances out the slight bitterness of the durian filling, giving it a more balanced flavour for durian beginners to savour.

At just S$88 nett, it includes free delivery and you can have them sent directly to your recipient! Speaking of convenience!

As mentioned earlier, quote ‘ladyironchef’ when you order via Whatsapp +65 9223 6333 to enjoy a box of King Of Kings Mao Shan Wang Durian Snowskin Mooncake and two free boxes of traditional mooncakes from Lao Zi Hao at S$128 nett. It includes free delivery islandwide.

You can also get King Of Kings MSW Durian Snowskin Mooncake at the following mooncake booths in Singapore, but please note that the special price of S$88 nett is only available for orders through Whatsapp +65 9223 6333.

King Of Kings MSW Durian Snowskin Mooncakes Singapore
From now until 13 September 2019
Amk Hub
Hillion Mall
Jurong Point
Parkway Parade Giant
Square 2
Shaw House
Tampines Giant
West Mall
White Sands NTUC
Tiong Bahru Plaza
Tpy hub
Chinatown point
Bugis junction
Heartland mall
Junction 8
Singpost NTUC

Westgate
Compass one
Tampines One

This post was brought to you by King of Kings.

Fancy a cosy space to rest your weary feet after a full day of walking and eating around Johor Bahru’s food streets? Well then, look no further than Big Bites Cafe.

Nestled within the cafe-filled enclave of Jalan Dhoby, Big Bites Cafe is an artisanal cafe in Johor Bahru that specialises in coffee as well as a wide array of their signature homemade Mille crepe cakes. Those in search of something a little more hearty can also indulge in their mains that include pasta, pizzas and even a variety of chicken-centric dishes.

Nothing beats lounging about in a comfortable, air-conditioned cafe with a freshly brewed cuppa and a sweet treat to match so be sure to include this cafe in your next JB itinerary.

Located right opposite the popular Chaiwalla & Co. Container Café, Big Bites Cafe occupies a two-storey shophouse and features both upstairs and downstairs seating. The interior itself is decked out in a minimalistic shade of black with some wooden furnishings.

For those who are not particularly fond of overly sweet desserts can opt for the Matcha Azuki (RM9.50++). This crepe cake is only mildly sweet with most of its sweetness coming from the Azuki beans.

Although we were not entirely blown away by it, we must say that it did possess a pleasant aroma of matcha and a subtle bitterness which complemented the sweet red bean pretty well.

For those of you who adore all-things durian related, the Musang King Durian (RM12.50++) is just the thing you need to perk you up. Boasting a strong aroma of durian, this instantly caught our attention.

As we began digging into this decadent cake, the first thing that was revealed to us was a luscious durian puree slathered between each crepe layer with fibrous bits included to offer some textural variety. Bonus points for using real durian in their crepe cakes!

The cafe’s proximity to Johor Bahru’s Immigration Checkpoint makes it a great pit stop for those who are seeking respite from the humid weather; we definitely recommend their King Musang Mille crepe cake to all fans of durian!

Big Bites Cafe
18 Jalan Ibrahim
Johor Bahru, Malaysia
Tel: +60 7221 1475
Daily: 9am – 7pm

For more recommendations, read our guide to the best cafes in Johor Bahru.

Finally, the day has come for all durian fans—a Mao Shan Wang cafe opened this year at Temple Street on our little island without much fanfare. Helmed by the team behind Four Seasons—a well-known durian specialty confectionery in Singapore—Mao Shan Wang Cafe is where you can indulge in everything durian.

The industrial-themed cafe is a great place to stop by for afternoon tea or just whenever you are craving for the king of fruits at any time of the year. Yes, you no longer have to wait for the annual durian season to have a taste of this luxurious fruit.

What makes Mao Shan Wang Cafe stand out is their willingness to experiment with various flavours to create new offerings. Their creative menu features both traditional and innovative durian creations; think durian pastries, durian black charcoal pizzas and even durian-dipped nuggets!

For those who prefer sticking to something familiar, Mao Shan Wang Cafe has a delectable range of durian puffs, cakes, mochi, ice cream and pancakes. Their signature Mao Shan Wang Delight (S$15.80) comes with Mao Shan Wang ice cream topped off with delicious ingredients such as brownies, marshmallows and thin almond flakes.

For alternatives, try the Mao Shan Wang Ice Cream Puff ($15.80 for 6), Durian Mochi which is infused with rich D24 (S$5 for 4) or Mao Shan Wang (S$8.80 for 4) fillings and Napoleon (S$8.80), a mille-feuille French pastry slapped with luscious durian paste and whipped cream.

Photos Credit: Mao Shan Wang Cafe

If you are feeling adventurous, go straight for the unconventional Black Charcoal Mao Shan Wang Durian Pizza (S$18.80), Durian Nuggets (S$6) and Durian French Fries (S$3.80).

Mao Shan Wang Cafe
49 Temple Street
Singapore 058594
Tel: +65 6221 2338
Mon to Fri: 1.30pm – 10pm
Sat: 11am – 10pm
Sun: Closed
Nearest Station: Chinatown