LONGAN
A Tiny Fruit with a Big Story
Don’t be fooled by its small size—this golden orb holds a world of flavour and tradition. Known as the "dragon’s eye" (long yan in Chinese), longan is more than just a fruit; it’s a symbol of vitality, good fortune, and even romance in many cultures.
Origin
Peak Season
LYCHEE COUSIN
JUICY AND SLIGHTLY CHEWY
DELICATELY FRAGANT
LYCHEE COUSIN JUICY AND SLIGHTLY CHEWY DELICATELY FRAGANT
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Packed with vitamin C, longan helps fight fatigue and keeps your immune system strong.
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Rich in iron and antioxidants, it supports cognitive function and memory.
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Used in traditional medicine to calm the nervous system and promote restful sleep.
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Loaded with polyphenols that combat free radicals and keep your skin glowing.
Why Longan Is Good
for Your Health
Beyond the Bite—Longan Around the World
IN CHINESE MEDICINE…
Longan is cherished for its ability to nourish the heart, calm the spirit, and boost energy. Some believe it enhances memory and promotes relaxation.
IN VIETMAN AND THAILAND…
Longan-infused drinks are a staple in warm weather, served chilled with ice.
IN SOME RITUALS…
It's used as an offering for good luck and prosperity, especially during Lunar New Year celebrations.
Insider Tip
For the freshest experience, store them in the fridge and eat them chilled—like little bursts of tropical sunshine.