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Content > > Thai Fruits > > Dragons Eye Fruit

Dragons Eye Fruit
Thai: Lam-Yai

	English:	Dragons Eye Fruit
	Thai:	Lam-Yai
Dragons Eye Fruit are are also known as Longan Lam Yai have a thin brown speckled skin, to open just squeeze gently between the fingers with a slight twisting action. The flesh is white and delicious with a nice balance of sweetness and acidity.

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