Best durian mooncakes in Singapore
Durian mooncakes are a hot favourite every Mid-Autumn Festival, as they give durian fans another opportunity to indulge in the King of Fruits. Whether you’re team MSW, D24, or just love a good, gao durian snowskin treat, we’ve got you covered this Mid-Autumn Festival with this guide to the best durian mooncakes in Singapore.
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1. Ding Bakery
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For a super-rich Mao Shan Wang snowskin mooncake, look no further than Ding Bakery. Their handmade, low-sugar Black Gold MSW Durian Snow Skin Mooncake (U.P. $298 for 12 pieces) is any MSW lover’s dream. QQ snowskin meets pure AAA grade Black Gold MSW puree, made from durians sourced from the Pahang Highlands, where the best durians are grown. No additives or preservatives are added to it, so you can be assured that your purchase is unadulterated durian goodness.
FYI, the mooncakes are going for just $134.25 till 17 September 2025. This lowers the MSW mooncake’s price to just around $11! The mooncakes also come in a beautiful pastel box, perfect for gifting. Tip: Get free delivery when you spend over $119.
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Tel: 8890 9055
Ding Bakery is not halal-certified but uses no pork or lard.
2. Gin Thye
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Few durian mooncakes are as memorable as Gin Thye’s. Their Snowskin Bamboo Charcoal Black Gold MSW Mooncake (U.P. $138 for two boxes of four each) has a striking appearance, with its dark, charcoal-infused skin decorated by golden imprints of the brand’s logo. In terms of texture and taste, the snowskin is soft but not rubbery, while the durian filling is smooth, sweet and aromatic.
Gin Thye’s mooncakes can be found at their main store, website, and pop-up booths at various locations, including Takashimaya Ngee Ann City, Tangs, and BHG Jurong Point. FYI, place an online order before 15 September and get a surprise treat!
Address: 423 Sembawang Road, Singapore 758392
Opening hours: Daily 8am to 8pm
Tel: 6257 1566
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Gin Thye is not a halal-certified eatery.
3. Paradise Group
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If you’re looking to try something new, give Paradise Group’s handcrafted Assorted Mini Lava Baked Mooncakes ($72.80 per box) a go. Each box comes with eight pieces and two of each flavour: Lava Durian, Lava Salted Egg Yolk, Lava Cheese, and Lava Chocolate. The Lava Durian mooncake, in particular, features a creamy core made with a decadent durian puree.
You can get these mooncakes at all Paradise Group restaurants, except Le Shrimp Ramen, LeNu, Canton Paradise Noodle and Congee House, LE Congee & Noodle House, and LeMa Dumpling restaurants. Check out their online brochure for the full list of participating outlets. FYI, pay with a Citi, DBS or POSB card for 10% off all orders placed by 6 October 2025. Paradise Gourmet Rewards members can also enjoy the same discount.
Website | Full list of outlets
Paradise Group restaurants are not halal-certified.
4. Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel
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Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel’s bestselling Pure ‘Mao Shan Wang’ Premium Grade Snowskin Mooncakes ($99 for eight pieces) returns this year for Mid-Autumn Reunions: A Harmony of Timeless Elegance. Expect smooth, chewy snow skin loaded with high-quality MSW durian. Equal measures sweet, bitter, and slightly savoury, these durian mooncakes are practically durian mousse given a Mid-Autumn makeover.
Opt for self-collection by the same date and enjoy 10% off your total bill. Free delivery is available for a minimum of 50 boxes, so consider this perk if you’re getting mooncakes as corporate gifts.
Address: 320 Orchard Road, Mid-Autumn Booth at Hotel Forecourt, Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel, Singapore 238865
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 9pm
Tel: 6831 4708
Website
Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel’s mooncakes are not halal-certified.
5. Royal Durian
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Durian specialists Royal Durian have brought their signature Royal MSW Snowskin Mooncake back by popular demand. These snowskin gems are made with premium, hand-peeled MSW flesh, imported daily from Pahang, Malaysia. Because this production process is so intensive, only limited amounts of mooncakes will be available before they’re gone for good. Waitlists for a box used to be three weeks long, so fastest fingers first!
Each box comes with four or eight pieces and is priced at $98 and $118, respectively. Purchase before 21 September to get the four-piece box at $78 and the eight-piece box at $98.
Address: 200 Pandan Loop, Royal Durian Central Kitchen, #06-03, CT FoodChain, Singapore 128388
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 12:30pm to 7:30pm
Tel: 8186 8552
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Royal Durian is not halal-certified.
6. Swensen’s
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If you love ice cream mooncakes, get your hands on Swensen’s Mao Shan Wang Mochi-snowskin Ice Cream Mooncakes this Mid-Autumn Festival. The black mooncake skin is beautifully adorned with a gold-dusted Swensen’s logo, boasting a satisfying chewy exterior, and creamy MSW puree in ice cream form within.
For the best deal, get the New Moon Set, which gives you a set of four MSW mooncakes for $60. Plus, sign up for Swensen’s free Cool Rewards membership and get 20% off orders till 21 September 2025. If you miss this early bird special, you can still get 15% off all orders placed between 22 September 2025 and 6 October 2025.
Website | Full list of outlets
Swensen’s is a halal-certified eatery.
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7. Goodwood Park Hotel
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Goodwood Park Hotel is famous for their durian offerings, so you know their durian mooncakes are going to be top-notch. Pick from three types of durian snowskin mooncakes at their Mid-Autumn Grandeur 2025 special, all filled with super gao, premium durian puree: Mao Shan Wang’ Durian (from $78), Black Thorn Durian (from $90), and D24 Durian (from $66).
Prices start at boxes of two, but you can also purchase boxes of four. Order before 21 September and enjoy 15% off with a Citi, DBS, POSB, Maybank, OCBC, or UOB card. Terms and conditions apply.
Website | Full list of outlets
Tel: 6730 1867
Goodwood Park Hotel’s mooncakes are not halal-certified.
8. Hai Tien Lo x Pan Pacific Singapore
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Pan Pacific Singapore is bringing back the crowd-favourite Mao Shan Wang Durian Snow Skin Mooncake ($108 per box) in collaboration with award-winning restaurant Hai Tien Lo. The popular mooncakes are available in sets of four, and they come in traditional hand-crafted boxes embellished with Hai Tien Lo’s signature logo. The Mao Shan Wang snowskin is a perennial bestseller here, known for its bittersweet filling that tastes like actual MSW flesh.
Order these durian mooncakes, along with their other flavours, on their online store before 6 October 2025 to enjoy up to 25% off all orders. Free delivery is available with a minimum spend of $150. Otherwise, opt for self-collection from 10am to 8pm at their Mooncake Booth, located at Pan Pacific Singapore’s Pacific Emporium.
Address: 7 Raffles Boulevard, Pacific Emporium Mooncake Booth, Pan Pacific Singapore, Singapore 039595
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 8pm
Tel: 6826 8240
Website
Hai Tien Lo is not a halal-certified eatery.
Durian mooncakes in Singapore for Mid-Autumn Festival 2025
Now you’ve got your durian mooncake orders sorted, check out our other mooncake guides to diversify what you bring to the fam gatherings in September. We’ve got a list of the best mooncake sets in 2025 that are great for gifting, and our guide to the best mooncakes in Singapore, featuring unique flavours such as matcha and pistachio kunafa.
Feature image adapted from Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel Mooncakes 2025, Gin Thye, Ding Bakery, and Goodwood Park Hotel.
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