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Historic Filipinotown · Temple St
Printed takeout bags for Historic Filipinotown, from the barbecue smoke on Temple to the big star gate on Beverly.
HiFi restaurants get brown kraft bags with their logo printed on, $0 setup and free shipping. Adobo bowls, barbecue plates and party trays head out of these kitchens all day. Your name should go with them.
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Next free giftPlan a whole week of bags day by day, on the Lancaster page→[01]Historic Filipinotown facts · checked Nov 2026
A 2002 vote, an 82 foot gate, barbecue since 2009. HiFi up close.
- City designation in 2002
PBS SoCal reports that the Los Angeles City Council designated Historic Filipinotown on August 2, 2002, on a motion by then Councilmember Eric Garcetti. The district runs along the Temple Street and Beverly Boulevard corridors from Hoover Street on the west to Glendale Boulevard on the east.
Two long corridors, Temple and Beverly, carry most of the neighborhood's restaurants, so pickups and deliveries flow along the same two streets.
Source · PBS SoCal, Los Angeles' Historic Filipinotown turns ten: what's changed? (August 2, 2012) - The Eastern Gateway on Beverly Boulevard
Discover Los Angeles reports that the Historic Filipinotown Eastern Gateway, named Talang Gabay: Our Guiding Star, was installed in April 2022 at 1557 Beverly Blvd. It stands 30 feet high and spans 82 feet across Beverly Boulevard, with a parol star lantern, gumamela flowers and the Sarimanok bird.
Everyone driving or walking into the neighborhood on Beverly passes under the same landmark, which makes the east end of Beverly a natural spot for food stops.
Source · Discover Los Angeles, The Dining and Drinking Guide to Historic Filipinotown (May 2025) - Filipino flavors on Temple and Beverly
Discover Los Angeles lists The Park's Finest at 1267 W. Temple St., opened in 2009 by the Concordia family, serving barbecue with Filipino flavors such as bibingka cornbread and Mama Leah's Coconut Beef, and HiFi Kitchen at 1667 Beverly Blvd., a fast casual spot for Filipino bowls like chicken or mushroom adobo.
Barbecue trays and rice bowls are heavy, saucy takeout, the kind of order that needs a strong flat bottom bag.
Source · Discover Los Angeles, The Dining and Drinking Guide to Historic Filipinotown (May 2025)
Checked 2026-11-13. Rules change, so confirm with your city or county before you rely on them.
Two streets carry the whole neighborhood
The LA City Council named Historic Filipinotown on August 2, 2002, PBS SoCal reports. The district follows Temple Street and Beverly Boulevard from Hoover Street east to Glendale Boulevard, just west of Downtown.
That shape matters for food. Almost every lunch run and pickup in HiFi happens on one of those two streets. A bag with your logo walking down Temple gets seen by the same neighbors who order from you next week.
A 30 foot star at the front door
In April 2022 the Eastern Gateway went up at 1557 Beverly Blvd. Its name is Talang Gabay: Our Guiding Star. Discover Los Angeles says it rises 30 feet and spans 82 feet across Beverly, with a parol lantern, gumamela flowers and the Sarimanok bird of good luck.
Visitors stop there for photos, then go looking for something to eat. If they leave with your food, give them a bag worth putting in the next photo too.
Barbecue plates and rice bowls are heavy
The Park's Finest has served barbecue with Filipino flavors on Temple since 2009, run by the Concordia family. Think bibingka cornbread and coconut beef. Up on Beverly, HiFi Kitchen packs Filipino bowls like chicken or mushroom adobo.
Trays of meat and rice with sauce on top add up fast. Our bag uses 110 GSM paper on a 12″ by 7″ square bottom and carries up to 22 lb, so a family size tray rides flat instead of tipping in a thin sack.
Make your bag look like it belongs in HiFi
Keep it simple: a big name, one picture people remember, two colors. Red, blue and gold, the colors of a parol, look great on brown kraft. The print fills the 12 × 14 in front, and logo setup is $0 compared with the $150+ other shops ask.
Right up Glendale Boulevard, our Echo Park printed takeout bags page covers the counters near the lake. For the rest of the city, see printed takeout bags for LA restaurants.
[02]HiFi pricing
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Setup is free, and shipping to Temple, Beverly or any HiFi street is free too.
[03]Historic Filipinotown questions
Plain answers for barbecue, bowl and bakery owners.
Will a half size catering tray fit in the bag?
The bag is 12″ × 7″ × 14″. Anything up to 12″ wide and 7″ deep sits flat on the bottom, so measure your tray before you order.
How much weight can one bag take?
Up to 22 lb, on 110 GSM kraft paper with a flat bottom and strong handles.
Where is the Historic Filipinotown gateway?
It spans Beverly Boulevard at 1557 Beverly Blvd, at the east end of the neighborhood. Discover Los Angeles says it went up in April 2022.
How fast do bags ship to Historic Filipinotown?
After you approve the layout, shipping is free and boxes arrive 3 to 4 days after they ship.
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