Custom Sushi Boxes for Sushi Restaurants and Takeaways
Our custom sushi boxes package maki, nigiri, sashimi and mixed sushi portions for takeaway, chilled display and delivery. Choose from practical box styles, food-grade materials and printed finishes to suit your menu. Optional die-cut dividers help separate different sushi pieces, while suitable coatings and window options support moisture management and visual presentation. Unique Custom Boxes UK provides custom sizing, artwork support and packaging options for food businesses. Order from 50 units and choose a design that fits your portions, service style and brand identity.
Packaging That Supports Sushi Presentation
Sushi packaging needs to hold delicate pieces in place while presenting the food clearly. The right box size, internal layout and closure can support careful handling from preparation to handover. Custom sushi boxes can include:
- Portion-friendly layouts: Match the internal dimensions to maki rolls, nigiri and sashimi portions.
- Die-cut dividers: Separate different sushi varieties and help keep pieces arranged.
- Window options: Display the contents through a suitable anti-fog PET or RPET window.
- Moisture management: Select a suitable water-based coating or liner based on the food and service conditions.
- Branded presentation: Use printed designs, foil stamping or spot UV to match your visual identity.
These features can be specified around your menu, portion sizes and preferred customer experience.
Custom Sushi Box Styles
Choose a box structure that suits your products, presentation and packing process.
Sleeve and Drawer Boxes
Sleeve and drawer boxes use an outer sleeve with an inner tray that slides out. They suit selected sushi gift sets, tasting assortments and presentation-led orders. Matte touch lamination on the sleeve can add a soft finish, while foil stamping or spot UV can highlight a logo or design detail.
Roll-End Tuck Front (REFT) Boxes with Windows
REFT boxes use a tuck-front closure and can include a viewing window. An anti-fog PET or RPET window may help customers see the sushi more clearly when condensation is a concern. Confirm the window material and food-contact suitability with your packaging supplier.
Two-Piece Rigid or Setup Boxes
Two-piece rigid boxes have a separate base and lid. They suit gift sets, premium assortments and special presentation orders where a firm box structure is preferred. Consider the extra storage space and handling needed for this style.
Single-Piece Auto Bottom Boxes
Single-piece auto bottom boxes use an integrated base that forms during assembly. They can support efficient packing for takeaway counters and busy food service operations. Confirm the base strength and dimensions against the weight of the packed food.
Custom Sushi Box Sizes
The dimensions below are reference options for planning. Confirm internal measurements against your sushi portions, dividers and preferred presentation before production.
| Size | Reference dimensions (mm) | Approx. dimensions (inches) | Suitable for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 160 × 103 × 45 mm | 6.30 × 4.06 × 1.77 in | Small maki portions |
| Medium | 205 × 120 × 40 mm | 8.07 × 4.72 × 1.57 in | Mixed sushi selections |
| Large | 241 × 103 × 45 mm | 9.49 × 4.06 × 1.77 in | Longer sushi arrangements |
Custom dimensions are available to suit your menu. Share the length, width and height of your packed portions, including any sauce pots or internal dividers, when requesting a quote.
Materials for Custom Sushi Packaging
The material affects box strength, print quality, weight and performance in chilled conditions. Select a board and lining based on the food, packing method and intended use.
| Material | Reference specification | Typical consideration |
|---|---|---|
| SBS paperboard | 14–24 pt, approximately 300–450 GSM | Smooth surface for detailed printing |
| Virgin Kraft paperboard | 18–28 pt, approximately 350–500 GSM | Natural kraft appearance with a sturdy board option |
| Water-based coating | Specification varies | Surface protection selected for the intended use |
| PE or PLA liner | Specification varies | Lining option requiring food-contact and disposal checks |
| Anti-fog PET or RPET window | Specification varies | Viewing window for product visibility |
Board thickness and GSM ranges are indicative. Confirm the final grade, coating and construction with your supplier before ordering.
Food-Grade and Moisture Considerations
Choose materials and coatings suitable for the intended food-contact application. Sushi can release moisture during chilled storage, so the complete packaging specification should account for condensation, storage temperature and time in transit. Water-based coatings and PE or PLA liners may be options depending on the construction. Food-contact compliance depends on the exact material and intended use. Request the relevant documentation from your supplier before production. Recycling and composting options also depend on the full packaging construction, including coatings, liners and windows. Check local waste requirements before making environmental claims on the packaging.
Printing and Finishing Options
Custom printing helps your sushi packaging reflect your restaurant or food brand. Available options may include:
- CMYK printing: Suitable for full-colour artwork and detailed designs.
- Pantone colours: Useful when brand colour consistency is important.
- Soy or vegetable-based inks: Available subject to the printer's specification and food-packaging requirements.
- Matte touch lamination: Adds a soft-touch finish to suitable sleeves or outer surfaces.
- Foil stamping: Highlights logos, names or selected design elements.
- Spot UV: Adds contrast to chosen areas of printed artwork.
Printing and finishing compatibility depends on the board, coating and construction. Confirm the final combination during artwork approval.
Wholesale Custom Sushi Boxes
Wholesale pricing depends on order quantity, dimensions, board grade, window material, printing and finishing. Larger orders may qualify for volume discounts, subject to the final specification and quotation. For an accurate quote, provide your estimated quantity, preferred box style, dimensions and artwork requirements. This helps establish a packaging specification that suits your food service operation and budget.
