Short answer: Saffron sold in Malaysia is imported, mostly from Iran. One gram usually costs about RM18–30, and about RM10–15 per gram when you buy 100g or more. Persian Signature Saffron sells 100% Iranian Super Negin saffron in Malaysia: retail packs from RM23.51 on Shopee and wholesale from 50g on WhatsApp, delivered to every state.
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Saffron prices in Malaysia
| Pack | Typical price in Malaysia | Persian Signature Super Negin |
|---|---|---|
| 1g | RM18–30 | RM23.51 |
| 3g | — | RM61.76 |
| 5g | — | RM98.87 |
| 10g (5g + 5g) | RM14–18 per gram | RM190.23 |
| 50g | RM13–17 per gram | RM745.90 |
| 100g | RM10–15 per gram | RM1,200 |
| 1kg | — | RM7,500 |
Prices updated November 2026. Shopee prices can change during campaigns. The full list, and why prices differ so much, is in our saffron price guide for Malaysia.
Where to buy saffron in Malaysia
- Online marketplaces such as Shopee: the widest choice and delivery anywhere in Malaysia. Check the seller’s rating and recent reviews, not only the price.
- Supermarkets and specialty food stores: you can see the pack before you buy. Packs are usually small, and the origin and grade are not always on the label.
- A specialist saffron brand: you can ask about origin, grade and storage. Check that the brand names a registered company and gives clear contact details.
Persian Signature Saffron sells retail packs through its official Shopee store, TURKISH SIGNATURE, and takes wholesale orders on WhatsApp at +60 12-234 5097. We do not have a walk-in shop; in-person wholesale purchases can be arranged in advance. More in where to buy authentic Iranian saffron in Malaysia.
Which saffron should you choose?
Look at the grade first, then the country. Super Negin is a top Iranian grade: only the red part of the thread is kept, so a small amount gives strong colour and aroma. Lower grades include some yellow or orange style. That is natural, but you get less colour per gram.
See saffron grades explained and Iranian vs Spanish vs Kashmiri vs Afghan saffron.
How to check that saffron is real
- Buy whole threads, not powder.
- The pack should show the origin, grade, net weight and brand.
- Work out the price per gram. A price far below the market is a warning sign.
- Real threads are deep red, smell sweet and floral, and colour warm water slowly, turning it golden yellow, not red.
Simple home checks, and their limits, are in how to tell real saffron from fake.
How saffron is used in Malaysia
Most people start with saffron water: a few threads steeped in warm water. Saffron milk and saffron tea are made the same way. Saffron is also a popular gift for Hari Raya, weddings and corporate hampers. In rice dishes, a pinch is enough for nasi mandi or briyani for four people.
About Persian Signature Saffron
Persian Signature Saffron is a Malaysian brand of Iranian Super Negin saffron by Turkish Signature Sdn Bhd, Kuala Lumpur. We bring saffron from Qaenat in Iran, buy direct from farmers and pack it in Malaysia. Our Shopee store has a 4.9-star rating from over 20,000 customer ratings. Orders are dispatched within 1 working day after payment, to every state including Sabah and Sarawak. See delivery details and our key facts.
Frequently asked questions
How much is saffron in Malaysia?
About RM18–30 for 1g, and about RM10–15 per gram from 100g. Our Super Negin saffron is RM23.51 for 1g.
How much does 1kg of saffron cost in Malaysia?
Our 1kg wholesale pack of Iranian Super Negin is RM7,500, which is RM7.50 per gram. Bought 1g at a time at RM18–30, the same kilo would cost RM18,000–30,000, which is why restaurants and shops buy wholesale.
Where can I buy original saffron in Malaysia?
From a seller that shows the origin, grade and net weight and names a registered company. Persian Signature Saffron sells on Shopee (store name TURKISH SIGNATURE) and on WhatsApp at +60 12-234 5097.
Is saffron sold in Malaysian supermarkets?
Yes, some supermarkets and specialty stores stock small packs. Read the label for the country of origin and the grade before you buy.
Which country has the best saffron?
Iran grows the large majority of the world’s saffron. Spain, Kashmir and Afghanistan also produce it. Quality depends more on the grade and on how the saffron was dried and stored than on the country alone.
Can saffron grow in Malaysia?
Not in open fields. The saffron crocus needs cool, dry seasons. Universiti Malaya researchers reported in 2016 that they flowered it in a cooled indoor room, but saffron sold in Malaysia is imported.
Do you deliver to Sabah and Sarawak?
Yes. We deliver to every state in Malaysia.