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Shallot Bunch Also known as Spring Onion / Scallion Crisp green tops and tender white stems that add a clean, sweet-allium lift to everything from stir-fries and soups to noodles and... Read more
Crisp green tops and tender white stems that add a clean, sweet-allium lift to everything from stir-fries and soups to noodles and salads.
Why you’ll love it
Delicate onion flavor that’s fresh, sweet, and never overpowering.
Use the whole bunch: mild white ends for sizzle; grassy green tops for finish.
Instant upgrade to noodles, eggs, dumplings, braises, and broths.
Fast-cooking hero: wilts in seconds for weeknight speed.
How to enjoy
Ginger-Scallion Chicken Stir-Fry
Flash-fry sliced white ends with ginger, then add strips of chicken breast. Finish with green tops, a splash of light soy sauce, and a drizzle of sesame oil. Stir-fry over high heat for 2–4 minutes.
Broth‑Based Egg Drop Soup with Silken Tofu & Shallots Broth-based
Simmer clear chicken broth, add cubes of silken tofu and finely sliced shallots. Stream in whisked eggs, then season with white pepper and a touch of soy.
Shanghai-Style Scallion Oil Noodles
Slowly toast sliced shallots in oil until fragrant, then toss with hot Yangchun noodles and a spoon of pure sesame oil. Finish with soy and a pinch of sugar.
Wok-Tossed Prawns with Scallion Rice Vermicelli
Stir-fry king prawns, add soaked rice vermicelli and a heap of sliced shallots. Season with light soy and white pepper; toss until glossy.
Prep Tips
Trim root ends; peel away any wilted outer layer. Rinse well (grit hides near the base).
Separate whites and greens: whites love high heat; greens are best added at the end.
Slice on a bias for more surface area and prettier garnish.
For scallion oil, gently fry in neutral oil until lightly golden; strain and use the oil to dress noodles or veggies.