O’scallion is the savoury line of Orbitel International, the Taiwanese company behind O’s Bubble: yakisoba and ramen kits, shirataki noodles, hotpot broths and sauces. Orbitel pitches it to chefs and food-service kitchens as efficient, consistent and budget friendly. CGC Global represents O’scallion.
Orbitel describes itself as an Asian-fusion food and beverage company from Taiwan that began with boba drinks. It calls O’scallion its latest venture: a savoury brand for chefs, restaurateurs and food-service providers, with products it says are easy to prepare and to store.
By its account, plant-based products are at the core of the range, and the brand is on supermarket shelves as well, Asian speciality stores above all.
Yakisoba flavours include Garlic Soy, Spicy Mala and Spicy Sesame Soy. Ramen includes Tonkotsu, Creamy Chicken and Creamy Miso; shirataki includes Savory Scallion Soy, Sichuan Chili Oil and Yuzu Soy.
Classic Tonkotsu Ramen and Taiwanese Wok Hei Noodles.
Mala Spicy and Kombu Veggie hotpot broths; Mapo Tofu sauce; green, red and yellow curry sauces.
Miso soup, instant fried rice and noodles, and the lines the brand names Veggie Burger and Plant-Based Meat, the latter with a Pork Belly Slice for gua bao.
CGC Global represents O’scallion. Name your market, and we will tell you whether we can supply the brand there and on what terms.
O’scallion and O’s Bubble come from one company. O’s Bubble, Orbitel’s bubble tea brand, is in our portfolio too.
For retail chains, wholesalers and importers
Tell us the market, the lines that interest you, and whether you buy for retail or for food service. The answer on supply comes first; minimums, lead time and landed cost follow it.
Send an O’scallion enquiryThey are brands of one company, Orbitel International of Taiwan. O’s Bubble is its bubble tea; O’scallion is its savoury line.
Orbitel addresses it to chefs, restaurateurs and food-service providers. It also says the brand is found in supermarkets, especially Asian speciality stores.
The two the brand lists as Frozen Noodles: Classic Tonkotsu Ramen and Taiwanese Wok Hei Noodles. An order from Asia starts at a full container, 20′ or 40′, with a lead time of 4–8 weeks, plus transit; frozen and dry goods do not share one.
Kits, frozen noodles, broths or sauces.
