Thai Longan - 1kg is a sweet and juicy longan fruit from Thailand, prepacked in a convenient punnet without stems. Longan has a thin brown shell, translucent white flesh and a firm dark seed in the centre, giving it the well-known nickname dragon eye fruit.
The flesh is juicy, water-rich and naturally sweet, with a delicate honey-like flavour and light floral aroma. Compared with lychee, longan fruit is usually milder, less perfumed and slightly firmer, with a refreshing grape-like bite.
This 1kg Thai longan pack is smaller in size compared with our Organic Longan bunches, and it comes without stems for easier storage, handling and serving. It is suitable for customers looking for longan, longan fruit, Thai longan, longan drink ingredients, 龙眼, 龍眼 and fresh tropical fruit for snacking.
Origin: Thailand.
Size, sweetness, shell colour, seed size, juiciness, fruit count, packaging and availability may vary by batch.
| Product | Thai Longan - 1kg |
| Origin | Thailand |
| Pack Format | 1kg prepacked punnet, without stem. Fruit count may vary by size and batch. |
| Also Known As | Longan, longan fruit, Thai longan, dragon eye fruit, long yan, lon gan, lungan, lam yai |
| Chinese Names | 龙眼, 龍眼, 鲜龙眼, 鮮龍眼, 桂圆, 桂圓 |
| Search Note | 龙珠果 is more commonly used for dragon fruit, not longan. For longan fruit, the correct Chinese name is 龙眼 / 龍眼. |
| Thai Name | Lam Yai / ลำไย |
| Botanical Guide | Dimocarpus longan |
| Fruit Family | Sapindaceae, the same broad fruit family as lychee and rambutan |
| Shell | Thin brown shell that peels away before eating |
| Flesh | Translucent white, juicy and tender |
| Taste | Sweet, juicy, honey-like, lightly floral and refreshing |
| Texture | Juicy, smooth and slightly firm, with one hard seed inside |
| Best For | Fresh snacking, fruit platters, longan drink, desserts, family sharing and office fruit bowls |
| Storage | Keep refrigerated, dry and lightly ventilated. Wash before peeling and consume soon for best freshness. |
Thai Longan has a gentle tropical sweetness with a light floral note. The flesh is juicy and translucent, with a texture that feels slightly firmer and chewier than lychee but still soft and refreshing.
When fresh, the shell cracks open easily, revealing white jelly-like flesh around a dark seed. The shell and seed are not eaten. Enjoy the flesh chilled for the best juicy bite.
Longan fruit is a tropical fruit with a thin brown shell and translucent white flesh. The name longan comes from the Chinese name 龙眼 / 龍眼, which means dragon eye, because the peeled fruit resembles an eye when the white flesh surrounds the dark seed.
Longan is related to lychee and rambutan, but it has its own flavour. It is usually sweeter and gentler than lychee, with a honey-like aroma and a cleaner finish.
This Thai Longan - 1kg pack is suitable for everyday fresh snacking, family sharing, fruit bowls and customers who want a convenient stemless punnet rather than a branch-on-stem longan bunch.
This Thai Longan is different from the Organic Longan page. Thai Longan - 1kg comes prepacked in a punnet without stems and is generally smaller in size. Organic Longan usually comes in bunches with stems, may be larger, and may have a more rustic outer shell appearance.
| Comparison | Thai Longan - 1kg | Organic Longan |
| Origin | Thailand | Imported; origin may vary by batch |
| Pack Style | 1kg prepacked punnet, without stems | Bunches with stems |
| Size | Generally smaller than Organic Longan | Generally larger depending on batch |
| Outer Shell | Regular fresh longan shell | May look more natural, dusty or rustic |
| Best For | Convenient everyday snacking and sharing | Organic fruit lovers and pesticide-free preference when confirmed |
| Handling | Wash before peeling | Wash before peeling |
Longan is also searched as long yan, lon gan, dragon eye fruit, fresh longan and Thai lam yai. In Chinese, the correct name is 龙眼 or 龍眼.
Some customers may search 龙珠果 when looking for “dragon” fruit names. However, 龙珠果 is more commonly used for dragon fruit, while longan is 龙眼 / 龍眼. This product page is for fresh longan fruit from Thailand, not dragon fruit.
| Name | Meaning / Usage |
| Longan | Common English product name |
| Longan Fruit | Shopper search term for fresh longan |
| Long Yan | Spacing variation used by customers searching in English |
| Lon Gan | Alternative spacing / search spelling |
| Dragon Eye Fruit | English meaning of longan |
| 龙眼 / 龍眼 | Chinese name for longan, meaning dragon eye |
| 桂圆 / 桂圓 | Chinese name also used for longan, especially in food culture |
| Lam Yai / ลำไย | Thai name for longan |
| 龙珠果 | Usually refers to dragon fruit, not longan. Included only as a search clarification. |
In Chinese food culture, longan is often considered more warming or heaty than cooling, especially when dried. Fresh longan is juicy and refreshing to eat, but customers who are sensitive to heaty foods may still prefer to enjoy it in moderate portions.
This is a food-culture guide, not medical advice. Longan fruit is fresh produce and is not a medical treatment.
| Question | Simple Answer |
| Is longan heaty? | Traditionally, longan is usually viewed as warming or heaty rather than cooling. |
| Is fresh longan cooling? | Fresh longan feels juicy and refreshing, but it is not usually described as a cooling fruit in Chinese food culture. |
| How much should I eat? | Enjoy in moderate portions, especially if you are sensitive to heaty foods. |
| Is it medicine? | No. This product is fresh fruit and not a medical treatment. |
For pet safety, it is better not to feed whole longans to dogs. The shell and seed should never be given to dogs because they can be choking hazards and may cause digestive issues.
If a dog accidentally eats longan shell or seed, or shows vomiting, diarrhoea, choking signs, discomfort or unusual behaviour, contact a veterinarian. For customers asking “can dogs eat longan” or “can dog eat longan,” the safest product-page answer is: longan is meant for human consumption, not as a regular dog treat.
Wash the longan shell under clean running water before peeling. Crack the shell gently with your fingers, peel it away, and eat the translucent white flesh around the seed.
The shell and seed are not eaten. Serve chilled for a more refreshing bite, or add peeled longan flesh to drinks, desserts and fruit bowls.
Fresh Thai Longan can be used to make a simple longan drink. Peel the longans, remove the seeds, then add the flesh to chilled water, ice, tea, sparkling water or dessert bowls.
For a sweeter drink, simmer peeled longan flesh briefly with water and a small amount of rock sugar, then chill before serving. You can also pair longan with red dates, pandan, goji berries, grass jelly, agar jelly or ice.
Thai Longan is best enjoyed fresh and chilled. It is easy to serve after meals, in fruit bowls, at office pantries or as part of a tropical fruit platter.
Fresh longan fruit can be enjoyed as part of a balanced diet. It naturally contains water, carbohydrates, vitamin C and potassium. Nutrition values vary by variety, origin, ripeness, fruit size and batch.
Longan is fresh fruit and is not a medical treatment. Customers watching sugar intake, blood sugar or carbohydrates should enjoy suitable portions according to their own dietary needs.
| Reference Serving | 100g fresh longan, edible flesh, general guide |
| Calories | About 60 kcal per 100g |
| Water | High water content, giving a juicy eating texture |
| Carbohydrates | About 15g per 100g |
| Protein | About 1g to 1.3g per 100g |
| Total Fat | Very low, about 0.1g per 100g |
| Vitamin C | Naturally contains vitamin C |
| Potassium | Naturally contains potassium |
| Natural Sugars | Contains natural fruit sugars; enjoy in suitable portions |
Customers tracking calories, sugar or carbohydrates closely should weigh the edible flesh because shell, seed size and fruit size vary by batch.
Thai Longan should be kept refrigerated, dry and lightly ventilated. Because this product comes prepacked in a punnet without stems, it is convenient to store, but moisture can still speed up mould growth.
If storing in a plastic bag, leave a small opening for airflow. Do not wash before storing. Wash only before peeling and eating, and remove any cracked, leaking or mouldy fruit early.
This product is sold as Thai Longan - 1kg. It may also be recognised as longan, longan fruit, dragon eye fruit, long yan, lon gan, Thai longan, lam yai, ลำไย, 龙眼, 龍眼, 鲜龙眼, 鮮龍眼, 桂圆 or 桂圓.
Origin: Thailand. Pack format: 1kg prepacked punnet, without stem. The fruit is generally smaller in size compared with Organic Longan, but size, count, sweetness, juiciness, seed size, shell colour, packaging and availability may vary by batch.
龙珠果 is included only as a search clarification because it is more commonly used for dragon fruit. For longan fruit, the correct Chinese name is 龙眼 / 龍眼.
This listing is for fresh longan fruit. It is not dried longan, canned longan, longan syrup, longan tong sui, longan seed, longan shell or a medicinal product.
SKC Fruits offers fresh tropical fruit for customers in Singapore who want convenient online ordering and delivery. Thai Longan - 1kg is suitable for shoppers looking for longan, longan fruit, dragon eye fruit, long yan, longan drink ingredients and fresh Thai lam yai.
Origin: Thailand. This product is packed as a 1kg punnet without stems. Size, fruit count, sweetness, seed size, shell colour and packaging may vary by batch.
Longan fruit is a tropical fruit with a thin brown shell, juicy translucent white flesh and one dark seed inside. It is sweet, lightly floral and also known as dragon eye fruit.
Longan tastes sweet, juicy, lightly floral and honey-like. Compared with lychee, it is usually milder, less perfumed and slightly firmer in texture.
Longan in Chinese is 龙眼 or 龍眼, meaning dragon eye. It may also be searched as 鲜龙眼, 鮮龍眼, 桂圆 or 桂圓.
No. 龙珠果 is more commonly used for dragon fruit. For longan fruit, the correct Chinese name is 龙眼 / 龍眼. This page is for Thai longan, not dragon fruit.
In Chinese food culture, longan is usually viewed as more warming or heaty than cooling. Fresh longan is juicy and refreshing to eat, but customers sensitive to heaty foods may prefer moderate portions.
Longan is meant for human consumption and is not recommended as a regular dog treat. Do not feed dogs whole longans because the shell and seed can be choking hazards and may cause digestive issues. Ask a veterinarian before feeding unfamiliar fruit to pets.
If a dog is given any longan, the shell and seed must be fully removed and only a very small amount of flesh should be considered. Because longan is naturally sweet, it is better to check with a veterinarian first.
Wash the shell, crack it gently with your fingers, peel away the brown skin and eat the juicy white flesh around the seed. Discard the shell and seed.
Yes. Peel the longans, remove the seeds and add the flesh to chilled water, tea, dessert bowls or jelly drinks. You can also simmer the flesh briefly with water for a simple longan drink.
This Thai Longan comes prepacked in a 1kg punnet without stems and is generally smaller than Organic Longan. Organic Longan usually comes in bunches with stems and may have a more rustic outer shell appearance.
Yes. Wash the shell under clean running water before peeling because your fingers touch the shell and then the edible flesh.
Keep Thai Longan refrigerated, dry and lightly ventilated. Do not wash before storing. Wash only before peeling and eating, and consume soon for best freshness.
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