Bà 9 Vuon Trai Cay

"Not friendly at all! We drove over 10 hours here and it was our first stop. We just wanted to take pictures with the longans and was told by the older lady that we can’t even though we asked before. It’s better going to the other vườn trái cây!"

"This was a different experience they had different exotic fruits and lots of longan fruit. It was definitely worth a drive from Orlando you can’t go to the fruit farm but they have options there that you can pick from. There are many other fruit farms around the area as well"

"Not sure about bad reviews but we gave this place a try and ended up getting tons of variety fruits to bring home for family (see the boxes photo taken in our hotel room :D ) and having good experience. Glad that we did. They are wholesaler so they only sale fruits by the boxes unless they ran out of fruits and sale whatever left over they have. Maybe the name is misleading, but this is a fruit wholesaler not a typical u-pick place so you can't go to their farm. They have few trees in the front for pictures if you ask them nicely. Price is reasonable... depending on the quality. They have different quality grades for the same kind of fruit ... thus, different prices. We went in April so there were not a lot of fruit choices. We ended up getting guava, longan, sapote, guanabana, caimito, coconuts, green mango and trái cóc."

"We traveled here from Virginia; it was around a 17 hour drive and definitely worth the trip!!! Prior to going we were a bit hesitant because of some of these reviews, but I think it's definitely necessary to manage your expectations. Many people in the reviews said the owner was rude, but in my own experience she was very kind and welcoming! At first she may seem a bit cold, but after some time she opened up and even gave us some free fruits to sample and when they ran out of the type of fruits we wanted she went out of her way and had an employee bring some for us from a different side of the farm. Also it's helpful to remember that the owner is in charge of a huge operation and can be quite busy, so it's not really fair to expect her to be happy and chipper the whole time. Something else to remember, although controversial, is to not bargain. We learned that the owner sells her fruit to grocery stores and other places and doesn't even need to be selling to the public, so bargaining does not really make sense because it's not like she actually needs our money. Plus I find the price to already be very fair!! For others saying that the price is supermarket pricing, the quality of the fruit is much, much better and fresher. With the longans, for example, you'll be hard pressed to find any as juicy, large, or sweet in the grocery store. In addition, in VA longans are sold at around 6.99 to 7.99 per pound, at this place its around 35 dollars for a 20 lb. box. We ended up buying 7, 20 lb. boxes and were quite happy with our stop. For those who may hesitate, I think the experience is quite amazing and the trees and plants reminded my parents of their hometowns in VN."

"It was an impromptu decision to drive here from FLL but we'll worth it. My family and I had a great experience. As long as you are respectful of the people there and of the trees and produces, it will be a great experience. This is a farm that export to other states in bulk so it's not a tourist farm. They will try to be accommodating but they have their normal operation to run. Time is indeed money and their fruits are cultivated through their hard work and sweat. Don't pick young fruits randomly just for fun and discard them. Many people do that and thus they are reluctant to be so opened. In all, great place. P.S no one has time for bs."