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For ramen shops · Bay Area
Ramen takeout bags with your shop's logo. Broth on the bottom, noodles on top.
Ramen to go only works if the broth and the noodles travel apart. Here's how Bay Area shops pack it, in a printed kraft bag with a flat bottom that keeps every container level.
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Pick your logo file and watch it land on our 12″ × 7″ × 14″ kraft bag, to scale, inside the 12 × 14 in print area. Your file stays on your device.
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Setup is $0 and the front print is free. Want to test first? Try 50 bags for $28.
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Ring up a cold night of ramen. Watch the receipt turn into your bag.
Type what sold tonight, one short line each, like 18 tonkotsu or 7 spicy miso. A receipt prints line by line and adds up your orders, one bag per order. Then it tears off and folds into a kraft bag stamped with your shop name. Save the card and keep it.
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Next free giftNext free gift: tap through a ten second dim sum rush→Ramen is the hardest takeout in the Bay
The Bay Area loves ramen. Japantown in San Francisco has been a ramen stop for years, San Mateo and the Peninsula have a strip of shops that draw lines, and San Jose's Japantown and the South Bay have their own favorites. On a cold foggy night, a lot of that ramen goes home in a bag.
Ramen fights back. Noodles soak up broth and go soft in minutes. Rich tonkotsu broth is heavy and hot. A tipped container means a ruined order and a soaked car seat.
The fix is packing, and a bag that can handle it. For the full story on printed kraft takeout bags for Bay Area restaurants, start on the home page.
Split the bowl into three parts
Shops that do ramen takeout well split every bowl into parts that are put back together at home:
- Broth. In a sealed, lidded soup container, filled hot and a little short of the top so it doesn't push the lid off.
- Noodles. Cooked a touch firm, drained well and packed dry in their own container. A little oil or a toss keeps them from sticking.
- Toppings. Chashu, egg, menma, scallions and nori in a separate tray. Nori stays crisp only if it stays dry.
Broth travels alone. Noodles travel dry. The customer pours it together at home and gets a bowl that tastes like it did at the counter.
Spill proof packing order
Broth is the heaviest and the wettest, so it always goes first, flat on the bottom of the bag. Our bag opens to 7″ deep with a square base, so two quart containers sit side by side without leaning.
Noodle containers go on top of the broth, then the topping tray. Small cups of chili oil, extra garlic or tare go into the side pockets formed by the 3.5″ gussets. Gyoza and karaage, if you sell them, go on the very top with the lid vented so the skins stay crisp.
Before anything goes in, wipe the outside of each broth container. A drip on the outside turns into a wet spot on the bag. A dry container means a dry bag.
Weight adds up fast with broth
One serving of broth is heavy. An order for four, with noodles, toppings and sides, can get surprisingly heavy. Our bag is 12″ × 7″ × 14″ and carries 22 lb by its paper handles, which are taped on the inside so the pull spreads across the bag. That's enough to carry a family order from a Japantown counter, through the parking garage and into the car.
Every spec is on the kraft bag size page if you want to check your containers against it.
Seal it for delivery
Ramen delivery orders get bumped on the way. Fold the top of the bag over twice and close it with one of the 100 food tamper-evident stickers in every box. The bag stays shut, containers stay upright inside, and your customer sees the seal is whole.
A logo that looks good on a ramen bag
Ramen logos often lean on a bowl, chopsticks, steam lines or a bold kanji. Black and red look sharp on brown kraft. A white bag shows off brighter colors and fine detail.
We print your logo free on the front, up to 12 × 14 in, with a $0 setup fee. Opening a new shop? Try a low minimum order of 50 bags first.
[01]Price
Bags for every ramen order. Logo printing is on us.
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$94
78.3¢ a bag · 120 bags
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- 20 free bags in the box
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$152$160
50.7¢ a bag · 300 bags
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- 100 free bags across 2 boxes
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One-time
$160
64¢ a bag · 250 bags
Paid 200Free 50
- Logo printed free on the front
- 50 free bags across 2 boxes
- 200 free food tamper-evident stickers
- Free shipping · no plan
The same box price whether your bags are plain or printed.
[02]Ramen shop questions
Broth, noodles and bags: what shop owners ask.
Should I pack ramen broth and noodles together?
No. Pack broth in its own sealed container and noodles dry in another. Together, the noodles go soft before they reach the door.
Will a hot broth container weaken the paper?
Not if the container is sealed and wiped dry. Heat alone won't hurt 110 GSM kraft. Moisture on the outside is the thing to avoid.
How many ramen orders fit in one bag?
Two quart broth containers sit side by side on the flat bottom, with noodles and toppings above. The bag carries 22 lb.
Can I get the bag in white?
Yes. Choose brown kraft and bright white. White makes bright or detailed logos stand out.
For the next foggy night
Send every bowl home in a bag with your name.
The Kraft Discovery Box has 50 bags printed with your logo plus 50 food tamper-evident stickers, so you can test your broth packing before ordering more.
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