  Using flavor SU(3) symmetry for the light quarks validated by the available
experimental data, we propose an intuitive way to hunt for a scalar glueball in
B decays. In the presence of mixing between the glueball and ordinary scalar
mesons, we explore the extraction of the mixing parameters. In particular, we
discuss the implication from the recently available experimental data and show
the sensitivities of B decays as a probe to the scalar structures. The future
Super KEKB factory would allow access to establishing the mixing pattern among
the scalars, and possibly allow one to disentangle the long-standing puzzle
concerning the existence and mixings of the scalar glueball predicted by QCD.
