Custom Sushi Boxes

Sushi Boxes That Show Off Every Roll

Sushi is sold with the eyes first. Neat rows of rolls, glossy fish and bright garnishes are what make a customer pick up one tray instead of another. Custom sushi boxes protect that presentation from the counter to the table and give your restaurant or grocery sushi bar a polished, branded look.

Packwhole makes sushi packaging in paperboard with optional clear window lids and divided bases. Each box is sized to your rolls and printed with your design.

Formats for Different Menus

Window Lids and Dividers

With a window lid, buyers can check the rolls inside without opening the pack. Inside, a divider separates rolls from pickled ginger, wasabi and sauce so flavors do not mix. Low walls keep pieces from sliding when the box is tilted, which is especially helpful for delivery.

Keeping Sushi Fresh

Sushi travels best when it stays chilled and sealed. A snug lid fit reduces air exposure, and a coated board surface helps resist moisture from rice and sauces. If you sell in refrigerated cases, tell us so we can recommend a board that handles condensation. A printed label area on the side makes it easy to add the prep date and ingredient details.

Design Ideas for Sushi Takeout Boxes

• Minimal layouts with plenty of white space and a single accent color
• Wave, bamboo or brushstroke patterns
• Black or deep navy board that makes fish colors pop through the window
• A pairing guide for soy, eel sauce and spicy mayo on the lid

Sushi Packaging for Grocery and Catering

Grocery sushi programs need consistent packaging across many stores, and caterers need large platters that are easy to carry. We can produce a family of sushi takeout boxes in matching artwork so everything from a single roll to a party platter looks like one brand. Our custom food trays and Chinese takeout boxes round out an Asian menu.

Delivery Tips for Sushi Orders

Sushi is best eaten soon after it is made, so delivery packaging should hold its shape and keep pieces from shifting. Packing soy sauce and wasabi in separate cups prevents leaks onto the rice. Placing sushi boxes flat at the bottom of a delivery bag, with drinks and hot items kept apart, helps maintain temperature. A printed “eat within” note or prep time on the label reminds customers to enjoy their order while it is fresh. Matching lids and bases across sizes also keeps the cooler display tidy.

Order Your Sushi Packaging

Send the number of pieces per box, whether you need a window and an estimate of your monthly volume. Our design team prepares the dieline and layout at no charge, sends a digital proof for approval, supports small first orders and turns jobs around quickly. Message support@packwhole.com with your sushi menu, or open a request at www.packwhole.com.