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It's actually the other way around. The pre-sliced or non-fresh durian tends to have lost a lot of the odour. Hotels and public transport in Thailand don't ba
by no_carrier 6y ago
It's actually the other way around. The pre-sliced or non-fresh durian tends to have lost a lot of the odour.
Hotels and public transport in Thailand don't ban it for no reason.
- ValentineC 6y agoDurian in Singapore is often sold packed in styrofoam containers, then wrapped with lots of cling wrap. The smell still gets everywhere, and lingers for a bit.