IOI durian (D168)
IOI (D168) has yellow flesh. Also called D168, Mas Muar, Muar Gold and Mas Hajah Hasmah. Texture: Firm, sometimes dry to the touch. Origin: Muar, Johor.
How to identify it
- Brownish-green husk that splits easily
- Flat or shrunken seeds are mentioned by two sources
- Mild, fruity flesh with a slight sourness
Best for
Readers wanting a mild, inexpensive everyday durian
Sellers that mention it
Haji Mohamed Durian
Pekan Nanas, Johor
Pekan Nanas seller listed with kampung, IOI, Tembaga and Musang King durian.
Uncle Lim Durian Farm
Pekan Nanas, Johor
Farm-side sales point in Kampung Ulu Pulai listed with seating, snacks and drinks, selling kampung, IOI and Musang King durian.
Common questions
How do I identify IOI durian?
Brownish-green husk that splits easily Flat or shrunken seeds are mentioned by two sources Mild, fruity flesh with a slight sourness
How much does IOI cost?
RM10/kg in Penang (June 2026); RM10-15/kg in Kuantan (Jan 2026) Prices swing with the harvest.
Sources
- Links IOI to D168 and Mas Muar; taste and flat seeds
- D168 registration and description
- Penang RM/kg, June 2026
- Kuantan glut price, Jan 2026
Taste scores are our reading of published descriptions. Fruit varies by tree, age and harvest.