Royal Porcelain Kana Square Plates 210mm (Pack of 12)
Product Description
The Royal Porcelain Kana range offers a square-format plate with a clean, minimal aesthetic that sits naturally alongside Asian-influenced menus — particularly dishes where presentation is part of the experience....
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Colour
- White
- Crockery type
- Plates
- Dimensions
- 210mm/ 8 ¼"
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Product Description
The Royal Porcelain Kana range offers a square-format plate with a clean, minimal aesthetic that sits naturally alongside Asian-influenced menus — particularly dishes where presentation is part of the experience. At 210mm, these plates are a practical all-round size for starters, sharing portions, rice dishes, and composed plating across Japanese, pan-Asian, or fusion menus.
Porcelain at this grade holds up well in busy service environments. It tolerates the temperature cycling of dishwasher use, handles stacking without excessive chipping risk when handled properly, and presents consistently well over time. The white glaze provides a neutral base that suits most plating styles without competing with the food.
Operationally, the square format offers a few advantages over round plates of an equivalent size:
- Efficient use of tray and pass space when plating multiple covers simultaneously
- Clean visual framing for composed dishes and garnish placement
- Works across starter, sharing, and side portions without looking undersized
- Consistent sizing across the Kana range supports mixed-use table settings
- White glaze is a neutral base compatible with a wide range of menu styles
As with any porcelain flatware investment, it is worth considering your throughput and back-of-house handling before committing to a quantity. The 12-piece pack suits smaller operations or those building stock gradually. For higher-volume venues or those running multiple sittings, larger quantity orders may be more practical.
If you are building out a new tableware range or matching existing Kana pieces, the team is happy to discuss what quantities and formats would work best for your service style and cover count.
Key Features
- Square-format porcelain plate suited to Asian and fusion menu presentation
- 210mm size practical for starters, sharing portions, and rice dishes
- White glaze finish provides a neutral base for composed plating
- Porcelain construction tolerates regular commercial dishwasher cycling
- Part of the wider Kana range for consistent mixed-format table settings
Operational Benefits
- Square format makes efficient use of pass and tray space during service
- Consistent sizing across Kana range simplifies table setting and restocking
- Neutral white finish suits a wide range of menu styles without distraction
- Durable porcelain reduces chip risk under routine commercial handling
- 210mm footprint is versatile enough to reduce the number of plate sizes needed
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Colour
- White
- Crockery type
- Plates
- Dimensions
- 210mm/ 8 ¼"
- Dishwasher safe
- Yes
- Furniture shape
- Square
- Material
- Porcelain
- Microwave safe
- Yes
- Oven proof
- Yes
- Weight
- 6.2kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The Kana plates are porcelain, which is a practical choice for high-turnover environments given its durability under dishwasher cycling and regular handling. The 12-piece pack works well for smaller operations; if you are running multiple sittings or a larger cover count, it is worth calculating your required par stock before ordering to avoid running short during peak service.
- At 210mm, these plates sit comfortably across starters, sharing portions, and side dishes. Some operators also use them for dessert presentation where a square format suits the plating style. They are less suited as a main course plate for generous Western-style portions, where a larger round plate would typically be more appropriate.
- Royal Porcelain's ranges are designed to be used together, and the white Kana pieces sit alongside other white Royal Porcelain lines without obvious inconsistency. If you are building a mixed-format table setting, it is worth checking that the glaze tone and weight feel consistent across the pieces you are combining — our team can advise if you are unsure.