He sells only the best, and they were Mao-Sung (aka Raja Kunit), Chook-Keok (bamboo feet?) and D24.
His wife works beside him.
Business every day from 3pm. All (a lorryload) sold in four hours.
He sells the durians by the box.
Mao-Sung was MR$28 a box, Chook-Keok was MR$18 a box, and D24 MR$10 a box.
How much durian in a box? See for yourself.
He was filling these boxes with Mao-Sung in these photos.
Fruit that were not the best eg a little hard are disposed off in the pink plastic bag.
Customers carry off their purchases in the orange plastic bags.
The deep yellow colour of the durian flesh is real; no colour manipulation with Photoshop.
The box at the far end is almost full.
Mrs Cheah handles the D24 department.
There are more in her pink plastic bag. I'd buy them but they've already got a regular buyer.
She has stuffed two boxes for a customer.
Mr Cheah has 4 boxes ready for us.
The Indian gentleman pays for his two boxes of D24.
Penny and BengLee are trawling the mangosteen crates.
Weighing the mangosteen.
They are not cheap at Mr Cheah's stall.
That's the lorry still full of durians.
Mrs Cheah is already bagging our mangosteen even before the Indian customer has left.
Where is this best durian stall?
It's on Jalan Dispensary (2/38) in front of the Yan Seafood Garden at the junction with Jalan Pasar Lama in old PJ.
Large photo below shows the location of the Cheah durian stall.
It's under that large orange coloured umbrella.
Click photo to enlarge it to see details.
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