Durians for $1.95 at FairPrice annual fair this June, Lifestyle News
Durian lovers have every reason to celebrate with durian season making its return.
FairPrice's Annual Durian Fair is back and will be running across two weekends, from June 13 to 15 and June 20 to 22.
The first leg of the durian fair takes place at FairPrice 212 Bedok North Street 1, while the second weekend will be at FairPrice KangKar Mall in Hougang.
The fair will offer kampung durians (600g to 800g) for $1.95 each at these selected outlets only.
Make sure to arrive early as the promotion kicks off at 9am daily and the fair operates on a first-come first-serve basis.
The deal is limited to the first 300 customers of the day, with a maximum of two durians per customer, while stocks last.
A range of premium varieties — such as Musang Wang, King of King and Red Prawn — will still be available at regular prices.
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