Custom Sushi Boxes

Updated 2026-10-06

Custom sushi boxes are printed paperboard boxes that sushi restaurants, grocery counters and caterers use to package rolls, nigiri and bento meals for takeout and delivery. Typical builds are low trays with window lids, sleeve and tray boxes, divided bento-style boxes and gift boxes for platters. Share your piece count and volume, and a specialist replies with pricing.

Low trays keep rolls flat
Window lids show the pieces
Dividers for sauce and sides
Clean, minimal print styles

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Presenting sushi as carefully as it was made

Sushi is about precision, and the packaging should not undo the chef's work. Custom sushi boxes hold rolls and nigiri flat in neat rows so they do not tip, smear or press into each other on the way home. A low profile and a fitted base keep pieces aligned, while a window lid lets customers check the order at the counter without opening it.

Low paperboard trays with a window lid are the most common custom sushi to go boxes. Sleeve and tray boxes suit premium restaurants that want a clean reveal. Divided bento-style boxes keep rice, rolls, salad and sauce separate, and larger two-piece boxes hold party platters. Ask about food-safe, moisture-resistant coatings for the tray, and check current rules for direct food contact.

Sushi branding usually works with restraint: a minimal logo, a single accent color and plenty of open space, often on black or kraft board. A printed sleeve can change by menu item while the tray stays the same. Custom sushi packaging can include a slot for chopsticks and a small card about soy, wasabi and ginger. For catering, add your logo to the lid.

Popular uses

Sushi restaurant takeout
Grocery and market sushi counters
Bento and lunch sets
Party and catering platters
Delivery app orders
Omakase and gift boxes

Specifications

Size	Made to your exact inside dimensions (L × W × H)
Materials	Paperboard (SBS), kraft, corrugated (E, B or double wall), rigid chipboard
Printing	Full colour CMYK, Pantone (PMS) spot colours, inside and outside printing
Finishes	Matte, gloss or soft-touch lamination, spot UV, foil stamping, embossing, debossing
Add-ons	Window cut-outs, inserts, handles, custom tissue paper and stickers
Proof	Digital proof on your dieline before production

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Options for custom sushi boxes

Window trays

Low paperboard trays with a clear window lid that keep rolls and nigiri flat and visible, ideal for takeout counters and grab-and-go displays.

Sleeve and tray boxes

A printed sleeve over a fitted tray gives a clean, premium reveal and lets one tray serve many menu items with different sleeves.

Bento dividers

Divided boxes with separate compartments for rice, rolls, salad, sauce and sides, so each element stays in place and flavors do not mix.

Platter and gift boxes

Larger two-piece boxes for party platters and omakase gifts, with inserts that hold pieces in rows and present them neatly at the table.

Moisture-resistant coatings

Ask about food-safe, moisture- and grease-resistant coatings for trays. Food contact requirements vary, so check the current rules for your menu.

Minimal print styles

Black, kraft or bone board with a single accent color and a clean logo matches the careful presentation customers expect from sushi.

How it works

Ordering custom sushi boxes

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Request a quote
Tell us the box style, size, quantity and where it ships.
Get pricing and a proof
A specialist confirms options and sends a digital proof of your design.
Approve and print
Nothing goes to press until you approve the proof.
Delivered to your door
Boxes ship to your address in the USA or Canada.

FAQ

Custom Sushi Boxes: questions answered

Still unsure? Ask a packaging specialist.

What are sushi to go boxes made of?

Paperboard sushi boxes are usually made from SBS or kraft board, often with a coating for moisture and grease resistance and sometimes a clear window lid. Ask about food-safe options, and check the current rules for direct food contact with raw fish and rice.

Can I get custom sushi packaging with my logo?

Yes. Your logo and artwork can be printed on the lid, sleeve or tray. Many sushi brands use a minimal design with one accent color. You approve a digital proof before production, and our team can help with layout.

How do you keep sushi from moving in the box?

Use a low tray sized to the rolls so pieces sit snugly in rows, and add dividers for sauce and sides. A fitted lid or sleeve keeps everything flat. Tell us your piece counts and we size the tray to match.

Are bento boxes and sushi boxes the same?

They overlap. Sushi boxes are often a single tray for rolls and nigiri, while bento boxes have compartments for several foods. Custom bento boxes can include sushi alongside rice, salad and sides in separate sections.

How do I get a quote for custom sushi boxes?

Send your piece counts or tray size, the style you want, window preference, printing and expected volume. A specialist replies with pricing and can suggest a tray size that fits your most popular menu items.

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