Durian Varieties

Explore Malaysia's finest durians, from the legendary Musang King to local heritage varieties

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D216 J. Sparrow

4.6

Sweet

Bitter

D216 J. Sparrow is a premium variety named for its unique character and complexi...

RM40 - RM65 per kg Learn More

Capri (White Pearl)

4.4

Sweet

Bitter

Also known as 'White Pearl' due to its distinctive ivory-colored flesh, Capri is...

RM25 - RM35 per kg Learn More

Tai Hung

4.3

Sweet

Bitter

Tai Hung is known for its balanced sweetness and mild bitter notes. The flesh is...

RM25 - RM45 per kg Learn More

D103 Mong Zong Qing Ren (Bangkok Tree 28)

4.4

Sweet

Bitter

Durian D103, often referred to as 101 durian, is a popular, affordable, and flav...

RM45 - RM65 per kg Learn More

XO

4.8

Sweet

Bitter

Named 'XO' for its distinctive alcoholic twist, this durian has a yellow orangey...

RM70 - RM100 per kg Learn More

D165 Green Thorn

4.3

Sweet

Bitter

Green Thorn, also known as Cheh Chee, is a creamy durian with a nice, sweet, lig...

RM18 - RM35 per kg Learn More

Inspect the Durian and Confirm Prices

Always begin by examining the displayed durians. If many appear subpar, be more caution and it's wise to look elsewhere.

Durian prices are highly variable, much like currency exchange rates. What you paid previously, even recently, might not apply today or tomorrow. Therefore, always confirm the price, even if a tag is visible, to avoid surprises after packing (e.g., being told the displayed price was for a different durian).

And given the highly personal nature of taste – everyone experiences flavors like sweetness and bitterness uniquely – it's best to trust your own palate by requesting a tasting from the seller.

Tips for Smart Durian Shopping

Examine several durians before making a selection
Confirm the exact price for your specific selection
Ask about different varieties available and their characteristics
If possible, request the seller to open a durian before purchase