Olympia Fusion

These black melamine rice bowls are part of Olympia's Kristallon Fusion range, designed to offer a consistent, contemporary table setting for casual dining, canteen, and Asian-style food service operations. Made from melamine, they present with a clean, uniform finish that suits both counter and table service.

Melamine bowls are a practical choice in environments where durability and replacement cost matter. They resist chipping and cracking far better than ceramic equivalents under the kind of repeated handling that comes with high-turnover covers, and their light weight makes them comfortable to handle in quantity during busy service periods.

• Melamine construction resists chipping and cracking under regular commercial use
• Lightweight at 118g, reducing handling fatigue during busy service
• Uniform black finish suits contemporary and Asian-themed table settings
• Sold in packs of six, practical for building or replenishing cover sets
• Suitable for dishwasher use in commercial environments

It is worth noting that melamine bowls are not suitable for microwave use, so they are best suited to operations where food is plated directly from service rather than reheated in the bowl. They are also not intended for very high-temperature foods held over extended periods. For operations serving hot soups or broths where heat retention is a priority, a ceramic or porcelain option may be worth considering.

These bowls are well suited to canteens, casual dining restaurants, noodle bars, sushi venues, and any operation looking for a cost-effective, resilient tableware solution for rice or side dishes. For sites needing a full coordinated table setting, the broader Kristallon Fusion range includes complementary pieces.

If you're building out a tableware set or unsure which bowl size best suits your menu, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Olympia Fusion pasta bowl is a wide, shallow porcelain bowl designed for pasta dishes, risottos, and similar plated courses. The reactive black glaze gives each piece a slightly varied, tactile finish — a characteristic of the Fusion range that adds visual interest to a table setting without requiring elaborate presentation effort from the kitchen.

In a restaurant or bistro environment, a consistent set of matching bowls makes a real difference to how a dish lands with the guest. The dark glaze provides strong contrast against lighter sauces, pale pasta, and garnishes, which tends to make plating read more clearly under dining room lighting. Being porcelain, the bowls hold heat reasonably well once warmed, which is worth bearing in mind during service if you're covering tables quickly.

• Reactive black glaze with natural variation across each piece
• Wide, shallow profile suits pasta, grain dishes, and risotto
• Part of the broader Olympia Fusion range for coordinated table settings
• Sold in packs of six — practical for initial stock or topping up
• Porcelain construction with good chip resistance for everyday service use

These bowls are suitable for most commercial dishwashers, though as with all reactive-glaze pieces, checking your machine's cycle temperature and detergent against the manufacturer's guidance is sensible practice to protect the finish over time.

The Fusion range suits casual dining restaurants, café-bistros, and any operation looking for a consistent, contemporary table aesthetic without a high per-cover cost. If you need to mix bowl sizes or build out a full cover, the broader Fusion range includes complementary pieces in the same glaze.

If you're putting together a full tableware specification or want to check pack quantities against your cover count, we're happy to help.

These chopstick rests are part of Olympia's Fusion tableware range — a collection designed around a consistent aesthetic that works well in contemporary Asian-cuisine dining rooms. Made from porcelain with a reactive glaze finish, each rest carries a natural, slightly varied texture, meaning no two pieces look entirely identical. That characteristic suits operators who want a handcrafted feel without the fragility or cost of artisan ceramics.

In practical terms, chopstick rests serve a simple but important function: they keep chopsticks clean and off the tablecloth between courses, which matters in a well-presented dining environment. For front-of-house teams, having a dedicated rest as part of each cover signals attention to detail and reduces the small but common frustration of chopsticks rolling or marking linen.

The Fusion range is designed to co-ordinate across multiple pieces, so these rests sit comfortably alongside other items in the same collection — plates, bowls, and serving pieces — giving tables a coherent look without requiring a fully matched set. They are equally at home paired with other contemporary tableware where the black porcelain tone complements a wider palette.

Supplied in a pack of 24, the quantity is practical for restaurants covering multiple sittings, allowing for breakages without a table being left incomplete. Porcelain at this weight is dishwasher safe in standard commercial conditions, though as with all glazed tableware, high-alkaline detergents over time can dull the finish.

If you are building a table setting across multiple pieces and want to confirm how the Fusion range works together, our team is happy to talk it through.

The Olympia Fusion eared bowls are part of a coordinated tableware range designed for operators who want a consistent, considered table setting without leaning on overly decorative pieces. Each bowl carries a dark reactive glaze that produces subtle variation across the surface, meaning no two pieces are completely identical — a characteristic that tends to work well in casual dining, café, and bistro environments where a handcrafted aesthetic suits the offer.

Made from stoneware, these bowls are practical for day-to-day service use. The unglazed base provides stability on surfaces and helps prevent sliding during plating. The eared design — a small tab either side of the rim — makes them easier to handle when serving warm dishes and aids clearing during a busy service.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical points are straightforward:

• Dishwasher safe, which keeps them viable in high-turnover cover environments
• Microwave safe for operations that finish or reheat in the bowl
• Oven safe, which opens up some flexibility in service style
• Stoneware construction offers reasonable durability under regular commercial use
• Sold in a pack of six, making it easy to build up cover quantities incrementally

These bowls are well suited to smaller restaurants, cafés, hotel breakfast operations, and similar venues looking to build a cohesive tableware look across a mid-sized cover count. They are not designed for very high-volume operations where attrition rates would make frequent replacement costly — in those settings, a more resilient vitrified china option may be a more practical long-term choice.

If you are building out a full table setting or want to discuss how the Fusion range fits alongside other pieces in your operation, the team is happy to help.

The Olympia Fusion Noodle Bowl is a porcelain tableware piece designed for operators running Asian-inspired menus or contemporary casual dining concepts. The narrow base and steep-sided profile keep portions contained and presented neatly, while the reactive glaze finish means no two bowls are identical — a characteristic that tends to suit informal, characterful dining environments well.

In service, these bowls are practical and versatile. The 620ml capacity makes them suitable for noodle dishes, ramen, pho, congee, and similar portions, as well as sides and sharing elements where a bowl format works better than a plate. The porcelain construction is durable under regular commercial use and straightforward to clean by hand or through a commercial dishwasher.

A few things worth considering before ordering:

• Reactive glaze produces natural variation between pieces — consistent colour matching across a full table set is not guaranteed
• Supplied as a pack of six, so plan order quantities around your cover count and breakage allowance
• The steep-sided profile suits liquid-based dishes well but may not be the right choice for drier plated dishes where a shallower bowl would present better

These bowls are well suited to casual dining restaurants, noodle bars, ramen concepts, and operators looking to add texture and character to their tableware without a high per-unit cost. For operations running a more formal table setting, a different profile within the Fusion range may be worth considering.

If you're building out a full tableware specification or want to discuss bowl sizing relative to your menu portions, we're happy to help — just get in touch with the team.

The Olympia Fusion tumbler is a porcelain drinking vessel finished in a deep soot-black reactive glaze. Because the reactive glaze process produces slight variations in tone and surface texture during firing, no two pieces are identical — each tumbler carries its own character while remaining consistent as a matched set.

In a busy bar or restaurant environment, tableware takes a good deal of handling, and the reactive glaze on these tumblers contributes to colour retention and surface resilience across repeated service cycles. Porcelain is a practical choice for commercial use: it resists staining, cleans readily, and holds up well against the general wear of daily service.

• Reactive glaze gives each piece an individual finish within a cohesive set
• Porcelain construction resists staining and cleans easily
• Compact form suits bar counters, trays, and table settings without taking up unnecessary space
• Sold in a pack of six, making restocking straightforward for most covers

These tumblers work well in venues looking to move away from standard glassware for cold drinks, shots, or small serves — the format suits cocktail bars, casual dining, and any operation where a distinctive table aesthetic matters without introducing fragile or high-maintenance pieces.

If you are unsure whether this size and pack quantity suits your cover count or service style, the team is happy to help you work through what you need.

The Olympia Fusion cup is a 250ml porcelain cup finished in a reactive glaze, which produces subtle natural variation across each piece. The cups are designed to pair with the Olympia Fusion oval saucer range and are sold in packs of six.

In a café or casual dining setting, a 250ml capacity sits comfortably in the flat white and latte bracket, and is equally well suited to filter coffee, americano, or a range of teas. The reactive glaze finish means no two cups are identical, which suits operators looking to add a degree of character to their table setting without relying on heavily decorative crockery.

From a practical standpoint, porcelain is a reliable choice for front-of-house beverage service. It holds temperature reasonably well, is straightforward to clean on commercial dishwashers, and the glaze is resilient enough for regular use in busy service environments. A few points worth bearing in mind:

• Reactive glaze produces natural variation — consistent uniformity across a full set should not be expected
• Pairs with the Olympia Fusion oval saucer range for a coordinated presentation
• Porcelain construction handles commercial dishwasher cycles reliably
• The 250ml capacity suits flat whites, small lattes, and standard tea service

These cups are well suited to independent cafés, hotel breakfast operations, and casual dining venues wanting a contemporary, tactile finish on the table. For operations running higher covers or requiring a more standardised glaze finish, other ranges within the Olympia catalogue may be worth considering.

If you are building out a full table setting or matching to existing Fusion pieces, the team are happy to help you work through what you need.

The Olympia Fusion rice bowl is a porcelain bowl finished in a reactive black glaze, meaning each piece develops its own subtle variation in tone and surface character during firing. The result is a consistent shape with a naturally individual appearance — well suited to operations that want tableware with a handcrafted feel without the fragility or inconsistency of true artisan ceramics.

The steep-sided form and generous capacity make these bowls practical across a range of service applications. They work as rice bowls in the conventional sense, but operators commonly use them for sides, miso soups, noodle portions, desserts, and breakfast cereals. That versatility means fewer separate tableware lines to manage, which is a straightforward operational advantage in a busy kitchen.

• Reactive glaze gives each bowl a naturally individual appearance
• Steep sides retain heat and keep contents contained during service
• Suitable for dishwasher, microwave, and oven use
• Porcelain construction offers reliable durability in daily commercial use
• Sold in a pack of six, practical for stocking in multiples

Being dishwasher-safe, microwave-safe, and oven-safe, these bowls fit into standard commercial kitchen workflows without requiring special handling. Porcelain is a practical choice for front-of-house tableware — it chips rather than shatters under impact, and the glaze holds up well to repeated machine washing when a good-quality detergent and correct rack loading are used.

These bowls are well suited to casual dining restaurants, Asian-cuisine operators, café menus with a bowl-food focus, and hospitality operations looking to add texture to their table setting without significant outlay. If your service volumes are high and replacement rate is a concern, it is worth considering how your tableware budget scales — we are happy to talk through quantities and options if that would help.

The Olympia Fusion large bowl is a 204mm porcelain piece finished in a reactive black glaze. It is designed as a statement serving vessel for dishes where presentation is part of the experience — ramen, pho, noodle broths, and stir-fries are the most common applications, though the bowl works equally well for salads, sharing portions, or desserts that benefit from a dark backdrop.

Reactive glazing means each bowl emerges from the kiln with subtle surface variation — no two pieces are identical, which gives a table setting a handcrafted quality without the fragility of artisan stoneware. The glaze also contributes to colour stability over time, resisting the fading that can affect cheaper pigmented finishes when put through commercial dishwashers repeatedly. Porcelain as a material is a practical choice for busy service: it holds heat reasonably well, it chips less readily than earthenware, and it keeps its appearance across a high cycle count.

• Dark colourway provides strong visual contrast with light-coloured broths and garnishes
• Reactive glaze finish gives each piece a slightly individual appearance
• Porcelain construction handles commercial dishwasher cycles reliably
• Generous capacity suits substantial bowl-food portions and sharing starters
• Sold in packs of four, practical for building or supplementing cover sets

This bowl is well suited to casual dining restaurants, noodle bars, pan-Asian concepts, and any operation where bowl-food features prominently on the menu. It is equally at home in a food-led pub or a small independent café with a strong brunch offering. If you are building a larger cover count from scratch, it is worth considering how many packs you need to allow for breakage float alongside your table count — that is a conversation worth having before you order.

If you are matching to an existing Fusion range placement or selecting tableware for a new concept, the team is happy to talk through quantities and suitability before you commit.

These chopsticks are part of Olympia's Kristallon Fusion range — a collection designed to give commercial tableware a consistent, contemporary look. Made from melamine, they are a practical reusable option for restaurants, noodle bars, and Asian cuisine operations serving Chinese, Japanese, or Korean dishes.

Melamine is a well-established material for commercial tableware. It handles repeated use and the rough-and-tumble of busy service far better than disposables, and it goes through a commercial dishwasher without issue. The black colourway gives a clean, neutral finish that sits comfortably alongside the wider Fusion crockery range, which can be useful if you are building a coordinated table setting.

• Reusable melamine construction — more durable than disposable alternatives
• Dishwasher safe for straightforward end-of-service cleaning
• Contemporary black finish suits a range of table settings
• Coordinates with Olympia Kristallon Fusion crockery
• Supplied in packs of 10 pairs — practical for stocking up

For lower-volume or occasional use, 10 pairs per pack will suit most operations. Higher-volume sites serving large covers may want to consider ordering in greater quantities to maintain adequate rotation through the wash cycle.

If you are putting together a full table setting around the Fusion range or have questions about quantities for your service, we are happy to help.

The Olympia Fusion oval plate is a porcelain tableware piece finished with a reactive glaze, meaning each plate carries slight variations in tone and texture. No two pieces are identical, which gives a table setting a considered, artisan quality without relying on pattern or decoration. The 250mm length makes it a practical size for plated starters, dessert courses, or sharing elements on a smaller cover.

In a busy restaurant environment, tableware takes a great deal of handling — from kitchen to pass to table and back through the wash. Porcelain at this weight holds up well under regular service conditions, and the muted, earthy aesthetic of the Fusion range tends to work across a range of menu styles, from modern bistro to more rustic or farm-to-table concepts. The oval format also gives chefs a little more flexibility in how a dish is composed compared with a standard round plate of similar capacity.

A few practical points worth considering before ordering: reactive glaze finishes can show marks and limescale more readily than plain white porcelain in hard water areas, so a rinse aid regime in the dishwasher is advisable. As each piece varies slightly, there will be subtle differences across the six plates in a pack — this is inherent to the manufacturing process rather than a quality issue, but it is worth bearing in mind if absolute uniformity across a large cover is a priority.

This plate suits restaurants, wine bars, and independent dining rooms where presentation is taken seriously and a degree of character in the tableware is welcomed. If you are equipping a larger operation and need to match across a substantial number of covers, it is worth getting in touch to discuss batch availability and consistency.

The Olympia Fusion eared bowls are stoneware serving bowls finished with a dark reactive glaze that produces natural variation across each piece. Because the glaze reacts differently during firing, no two bowls are identical — a characteristic that works well in settings where a handcrafted, artisan aesthetic is part of the dining experience. The eared design gives diners a practical grip point, particularly useful when serving warm dishes such as soups, broths, or braised items.

In a service environment, stoneware of this type holds up well to daily dishwasher cycling and the knocks that come with a busy pass. The unglazed base provides stability on uneven or wooden surfaces, reducing the risk of sliding during service. Both microwave and oven safe, these bowls can move from preparation to the pass without switching vessels, which helps streamline plating on busier covers.

• Distinctive reactive glaze gives each bowl individual character
• Eared design supports safe handling of warm dishes during service
• Dishwasher, microwave, and oven safe for flexible kitchen use
• Unglazed base adds stability on varied table and pass surfaces
• Durable stoneware construction suited to regular commercial use

These bowls are well suited to independent restaurants, bistros, and café operators looking for tableware that reads as considered without requiring a large budget outlay. They work equally well for casual dining concepts and more relaxed fine dining formats. Supplied in packs of four, they are practical to stock in multiples where breakage replacement is a routine consideration.

If you are unsure how these fit with your existing table setting or need guidance on quantities for your covers, feel free to get in touch with the team.

The Olympia Fusion coupe plate is a 270mm round porcelain plate with a flat, rimless profile and a deep black reactive glaze finish. The reactive glaze means each plate fires slightly differently, producing subtle variation in surface tone and texture across the set — an intentional characteristic of the Fusion range rather than a quality inconsistency.

In a service environment, the black base makes a useful visual contrast against lighter-coloured sauces, garnishes, and fresh ingredients, which can support more considered plating without additional effort from the kitchen. The coupe profile gives a clean, uncluttered presentation suitable for main courses, sharing plates, or composed starters.

At 840g, the plates have a solid feel in hand and on the table. The porcelain construction is practical for day-to-day commercial use, and the finish holds up well under normal service conditions provided standard handling and stacking practices are followed.

• Rimless coupe profile keeps plating clean and unobstructed
• Reactive glaze gives each plate a subtly individual finish
• Black surface provides strong contrast for colourful or light-toned dishes
• Porcelain body is well suited to regular commercial service use

These plates are sold in packs of four, which suits operators building a consistent set gradually or supplementing an existing Fusion collection. For sites needing to cover a full section from the outset, it is worth considering how many packs will be required to account for breakages and rotation through the wash cycle.

If you are putting together a full table setting or want to discuss how the Fusion range fits alongside your existing crockery, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Olympia Fusion dipping pot is a small porcelain dish designed for tableside service of dipping sauces, condiments, or accompaniments. At 85ml it holds a practical single-serve portion — enough for soy sauce, wasabi, dressings, or similar — without taking up unnecessary space on a cover. The pot is part of the wider Fusion range, which uses a reactive glaze finish that produces natural variation in colour and tone between individual pieces.

In a working dining environment, that variation is worth understanding. No two pots will look identical, which gives the range a handcrafted character that suits informal, rustic, or contemporary table settings. It also means that matching sets will have visible differences, which some operators consider part of the aesthetic and others may find inconsistent — worth considering before committing to a large stock order.

The porcelain construction is practical for day-to-day service: it resists staining reasonably well, handles regular dishwasher cycles, and is robust enough for normal front-of-house use. Supplied in packs of 12, the quantity is suited to stocking a section or replacing attrition losses across a small to medium-sized operation.

• Reactive glaze gives each piece a distinctive, individual appearance
• Compact footprint makes it practical on tight covers
• Porcelain construction holds up to regular dishwasher use
• 85ml capacity suits single-serve condiment and dipping portions
• Coordinates with other pieces in the Olympia Fusion tableware range

If you are building a full table setting around the Fusion range or need guidance on quantities for a new opening, the team is happy to help you work through what you need.

These miso bowls are part of Olympia's Kristallon Fusion collection — a range of melamine tableware designed around Asian cuisine presentation. The bowls hold 240ml, which is a practical capacity for miso soup, dashi broths, and small side dishes. The black colourway works well against vibrant garnishes and coloured ingredients, giving dishes a clean, considered look on the table.

Melamine is a sensible choice for busy food service environments. It handles the knocks and drops of daily service far better than ceramic, without the weight penalty. At 122g per bowl, these are light enough for front-of-house staff to carry multiples comfortably, and robust enough to withstand the stacking and handling that comes with high covers. The dishwasher-safe construction means they can go straight through a commercial pass-through or rack conveyor without any special handling.

• Resistant to chipping and cracking under everyday service conditions
• Dishwasher safe, suitable for commercial warewashing equipment
• Lightweight construction reduces fatigue during busy service periods
• Neutral black finish suits a range of Asian cuisine presentations
• Pack of 6 provides a practical starting quantity for smaller operations

There are no special installation or preparation requirements — these bowls are ready to use straight from the pack. They are not suitable for microwave use, which is worth noting if your operation reheats soups or broths to order in a microwave rather than on the stove.

Well suited to Japanese restaurants, ramen bars, pan-Asian concepts, and any operation serving miso or broth-based starters. For higher-volume sites or larger table settings, additional packs or complementary pieces from the Kristallon Fusion range may be worth considering alongside these bowls.

If you're building out a full table setting or need guidance on quantities for your covers, the team is happy to help you work through what you need.

The Olympia Fusion Oval Saucer is a porcelain saucer designed to complement the Fusion cup range. Its oval form gives a little more surface area than a standard round saucer, which in practice means there is comfortable room alongside the cup for a teaspoon, a sugar sachet, or a small biscuit — without anything feeling crowded on the table.

The Fusion range uses a distinctive black glaze that holds up well in busy café and restaurant environments. Porcelain construction means the saucers are robust enough for daily dishwasher cycling without the glaze dulling noticeably over time, which matters when you are turning covers quickly and need tableware that continues to look presentable through a full service. They are also microwave and oven safe, which adds flexibility for front-of-house operations.

• Oval profile provides practical space for teaspoon, sugar, and accompaniments
• Consistent black glaze coordinates cleanly with other Fusion pieces
• Porcelain construction stands up to regular commercial dishwasher use
• Dishwasher, microwave, and oven safe for versatile front-of-house use
• Sold in packs of six, suited to stocking by cover count

These saucers are well suited to cafés, hotel lounges, restaurants, and any operation running a hot drinks service where tableware presentation matters. If your operation runs a high volume of covers and you need to build a larger matched set, it is worth thinking through quantities before ordering to avoid mixed batches. The Fusion range is broad enough to build a coordinated table setting across cups, saucers, and other pieces.

If you are putting together a full tableware specification or are unsure how many pieces to stock relative to your covers and wash cycle, the team is happy to talk it through with you.

The Olympia Kristallon Fusion large bowl is a melamine serving bowl in a deep black finish, supplied in packs of four. At 225mm in diameter, it sits in the larger end of the Kristallon Fusion range and is proportioned for generous individual portions of pasta, salads, soups, or sharing starters — the kind of versatile piece that earns its place on a busy cover.

Melamine is a well-established choice for high-turnover foodservice environments. It handles the repeated drops, stacking, and continuous dishwasher cycles that ceramic simply cannot sustain at the same cost. The Fusion range in particular is designed with a consistent glaze-effect finish that holds up well to commercial dishwashing without the fading or crazing that affects lower-grade melamine products.

In practical terms, these bowls offer a number of operational advantages for busy operations:

• Considerably lighter than ceramic, reducing fatigue for front-of-house staff during long service periods
• Impact-resistant construction reduces breakage costs in fast-paced or high-volume settings
• Uniform black finish works across a range of table settings without looking out of place
• Compatible with commercial dishwashers, simplifying turnaround between covers
• Supplied in packs of four, making it straightforward to build up stock in quantity

One practical consideration worth noting: melamine is not suitable for microwave use, which may affect how some kitchens can use these in service. They are also not intended for oven use. For operations where food needs to be held or finished in a microwave, ceramic or porcelain alternatives would be more appropriate.

These bowls are well suited to casual dining restaurants, staff canteens, café-bars, and any venue where durability and value across a large cover count matters more than fine-dining presentation. They would also be a sensible choice for outdoor catering or festival-style operations where breakage risk is high. For venues seeking a more premium tabletop aesthetic, the Kristallon Fusion range includes options across different finishes and forms worth considering.

If you are building out a full table setting or matching across a range, our team is happy to help you select coordinating pieces from the Fusion collection.

The Olympia Fusion oval plate is a porcelain serving plate designed for restaurants and hospitality operations that want to move away from plain white tableware without adopting an overly decorative aesthetic. Each plate carries a reactive glaze finish, which means the colouring and surface variation differs slightly from piece to piece — a characteristic of the manufacturing process rather than a defect, and one that gives the range its distinctive appearance on the table.

In practice, the oval format works well for starter portions, small plates, and dessert presentation, where the shape complements composed dishes and allows kitchen teams a clear plating area. The porcelain construction is consistent with everyday commercial service, holding up to repeated dishwasher cycles and standard kitchen handling. At 680g per plate, the weight sits in a practical range — substantial enough to feel considered on the table without being cumbersome for front-of-house staff to carry across a full section.

This range is well suited to independent restaurants, gastro pubs, and hotel dining rooms where tableware is considered part of the overall dining experience. It works equally across refined tasting menus and more relaxed, homely menu styles. Because the reactive glaze produces visible variation between individual pieces, operators should be aware that matched sets will show subtle differences — this is an inherent and intended quality of the range rather than inconsistency in supply.

Plates are sold in packs of four, which suits initial trials or top-up purchasing. Operations running larger covers may wish to consider ordering across multiple packs to build a working stock that accounts for breakage and attrition over time.

If you are building out a tableware specification or want to discuss how the Fusion range sits alongside other pieces in your current setup, the team is happy to help.

The Olympia Fusion coupe plates are 203mm round porcelain plates finished in a deep soot-black reactive glaze. The coupe profile — flat base with a shallow, gently curved rim — keeps the focus on the food rather than the crockery, making these a practical choice for operations that want a clean, contemporary table setting without elaborate presentation effort.

The reactive glaze process means no two plates are identical. Subtle tonal variation occurs naturally during firing, which gives a service its own character without any additional styling effort from front-of-house staff. The dark colourway provides strong visual contrast against lighter-coloured ingredients, herbs, and sauces, which tends to suit modern European, Japanese-influenced, and contemporary British menus particularly well.

From an operational standpoint, porcelain is a reliable choice for commercial table service. It handles regular commercial dishwasher cycles well, and the reactive glaze contributes to colour retention over time, reducing the faded, washed-out look that can affect lower-quality finishes with extended use. These are suitable for:

• Restaurant and bistro table service
• Hotel dining and room service plating
• Gastropub and café settings
• Starter, dessert, and side plate applications at this diameter

At 203mm, these sit comfortably as a starter or dessert plate in most service formats, though some operations use them as a side plate alongside larger mains crockery. If your service volume is high and plate turnover is rapid, it is worth considering the full pack quantities you need to maintain cover without gaps during dishwasher cycles. Olympia's Fusion range extends across multiple sizes and complementary pieces, so building a matched suite across a service is straightforward.

If you are putting together a crockery specification for a new opening or refreshing an existing range, we are happy to talk through what works for your cover count and service style.

These small coupe plates from Olympia's Kristallon Fusion range are designed for presenting Asian-inspired dishes, sharing plates, amuse-bouche, and side portions. The compact 130mm diameter and shallow coupe profile make them a practical choice wherever portion control and clean presentation matter.

Produced in a matte black finish, the plates provide good visual contrast for brightly coloured ingredients and garnishes — a practical consideration for operators running contemporary Asian or fusion menus. Melamine construction keeps the weight low, which matters when front-of-house staff are handling large quantities across a busy service. At 162g per plate, they are light enough to handle comfortably in volume.

Melamine is a well-established material in commercial tableware for good reason. It resists chipping and cracking under the kind of repeated handling and stacking that crockery endures in a busy kitchen or wash area, and it performs reliably through commercial dishwasher cycles without the fragility associated with porcelain at this price point.

• Compact coupe profile suits sharing, sides, and starter courses
• Black finish works well with colourful or garnish-heavy plating
• Melamine resists chipping through regular commercial use
• Dishwasher safe for straightforward turnaround during service
• Lightweight construction reduces fatigue during high-volume service

These plates are well suited to casual dining, pan-Asian concepts, and operators who want durable, low-replacement-cost tableware. They are not a substitute for fine-dining china where a premium tactile finish is expected. For operations needing larger plate sizes or different profiles within the same Fusion aesthetic, the Kristallon range includes broader options worth considering alongside these.

If you are building out a tableware set and want to talk through quantities, mix of sizes, or suitability for your menu style, the team is happy to help.

These small melamine dipping dishes from the Olympia Kristallon Fusion range are designed for table condiment service, sharing starters, and accompaniments. Lightweight and compact, each dish is intended for individual portions of sauces, oils, pickles, or similar items alongside main dishes or sharing plates.

Melamine is a practical choice for front-of-house tableware in commercial settings. It handles the day-to-day rigours of a busy dining room — repeated service cycles, stacking, and frequent washing — without the fragility of ceramic at a similar price point. The Fusion range is styled to sit comfortably alongside contemporary tableware without drawing attention away from the food presentation.

• Chip-resistant melamine construction holds up well to daily commercial use
• Lightweight build reduces fatigue during high-volume service
• Uniform sizing allows consistent presentation across all table covers
• Suitable for dishwasher use in commercial kitchen environments
• Sold in packs of 12, practical for batch replenishment

These dishes are straightforward to incorporate into an existing tableware setup. There are no installation requirements, and the pack format makes it easy to maintain adequate cover counts as attrition occurs over time. They are best suited to casual dining, pub kitchens, and café operations where durability and consistency matter more than fine-dining aesthetics. For operations requiring a more premium look, porcelain or stoneware alternatives may be worth considering.

If you are unsure how many to order for your cover count or are putting together a broader tableware package, our team is happy to help you work through the numbers.

The Olympia Kristallon Fusion coupe plates are 230mm melamine plates finished in a plain black colourway. The shallow coupe profile — wide and flat with a minimal rim — provides a clean surface that allows food presentation to take centre stage, making them a practical choice for Asian-inspired menus where colour contrast and plating style matter.

Melamine is a well-established material in commercial tableware. It handles the knocks and stacking pressures of busy service better than ceramic alternatives, and at 430g per plate the Fusion coupe sits at a weight that feels substantial in service without fatiguing front-of-house staff during busy covers. Recovery between services is straightforward given the dishwasher-safe construction, which holds up reliably under the temperature and detergent cycles of commercial warewashers.

For operators, the practical advantages are straightforward:

• Melamine construction resists chipping and cracking under daily service conditions
• Dishwasher-safe for efficient turnaround between covers
• Lightweight profile reduces handling fatigue across a full service
• Black finish provides strong visual contrast for plated dishes
• Supplied in packs of six, suiting incremental stock building

It is worth noting that melamine is not suitable for use in microwave ovens, which is a consideration for operations that reheat plated dishes before service. These plates are also best reserved for ambient or warm plating rather than very high-temperature applications.

These plates are well suited to mid-volume restaurants, noodle bars, pan-Asian casual dining, and similar operations looking for a durable and presentable everyday plate without the breakage costs associated with ceramic. They are not intended for fine dining environments where ceramic or porcelain is expected by the customer.

If you are building out a tableware range or matching across a menu concept, our team is happy to talk through options — just get in touch before you order.

The Olympia Kristallon Fusion rectangular plates are melamine tableware designed specifically for environments where conventional ceramic crockery presents a safety or breakage risk. Made from robust melamine with rolled edges, these plates are a practical choice for care homes, healthcare catering, schools, and similar settings where both durability and presentation matter.

Melamine tableware performs well under the repeated handling that comes with high-turnover service. It resists chipping and impact far better than standard ceramic plates, and the scratch-resistant surface holds its appearance through regular commercial use. The lightweight construction also reduces the physical burden on staff handling large quantities of tableware during service and clearing.

• Impact and scratch resistant for long-term reliability in demanding environments
• Rolled edges reduce chipping risk during stacking and handling
• Lightweight construction eases handling during busy service periods
• Compatible with commercial dishwashers for fast turnaround between sittings
• Rectangular format suits contemporary plating and portion presentation

These plates are dishwasher safe for use in commercial machines, which keeps turnaround times practical in busy kitchens. It is worth noting that melamine should not be used in microwave ovens, and prolonged exposure to very high temperatures can affect the material over time — this is a consideration for any operation that reheats plated food.

These plates are well suited to care homes, healthcare facilities, schools, and any operation with a duty of care around broken crockery. They are sold in packs of four, which suits smaller operations or those looking to supplement an existing melamine service. For larger sites requiring full cover across multiple sittings, it is worth considering the volume needed before ordering.

If you are building out a melamine tableware range or are unsure which format and quantity best fits your operation, the team is happy to help you work through the options.