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Little Tokyo · First Street
Printed takeout bags for Little Tokyo, from ramen on First Street to mochi in the plaza.
Little Tokyo shops get printed takeout bags with their logo on the front, a $0 setup fee and free shipping. Ramen to go, late night tempura and boxes of sweets all leave in a bag. Give that bag your name.
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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.
- Tip: a PNG with a clear background prints cleanest.
Setup is $0 and the front print is free. Want to test first? Try 50 bags for $28.
Free testFirst Street pickup rush
Nine brown bags on the pickup shelf. Which one is your ramen order?
Picture a Friday night on First Street. Ramen, curry and mochi orders all waiting on one shelf for drivers. Round 1: every bag is plain, so you hunt for one tiny ticket. Round 2: one bag has your shop name printed on it. We time you both ways.
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Your name can fill the whole 12 × 14 in front of the bag, edge to edge. We print it for $0 in setup on every box.
Next free giftSee a whole year of your takeout orders wrapped up, on the Lakewood page→[01]Little Tokyo facts · checked Nov 2026
Ramen row, a 1910 sweet shop, a nine day festival. What Little Tokyo sellers know.
- First Street and Japanese Village Plaza food
PBS SoCal's guide to iconic Little Tokyo restaurants lists Daikokuya ramen at 327 E. 1st St, Suehiro Cafe at 337 E. 1st St (open until 1 a.m. most nights), Far Bar at 347 E. 1st St in a building from 1890 where the Far East Chop Suey Cafe opened in 1935, and Mikawaya in Japanese Village Plaza, a Japanese sweets maker founded in 1910 and known for mochi ice cream.
Ramen, late night plates and boxed sweets all leave in bags along one short stretch, so a logo is what makes your bag stand out from the shop next door.
Source · PBS SoCal, Iconic Neighborhood Restaurants: Little Tokyo - Nisei Week Japanese Festival every August
The 84th Nisei Week Japanese Festival ran in Little Tokyo in August 2026 (the City of LA Department of Cultural Affairs listed August 15 to 23) and ended on August 23 with a closing ceremony and street ondo dance on First Street.
Nine days of festival crowds on First Street means takeout bags get carried past thousands of people.
Source · Rafu Shimpo, A rousing finish to Nisei Week 2026 - What a City of LA sidewalk vendor needs
StreetsLA says a sidewalk vendor in the City of LA needs a City Business Tax Registration showing the sidewalk vendor classification (L144), a California State Seller's Permit, and an LA County Public Health Permit when selling food.
A cart near the plaza carries three sets of paperwork before the first sale, so each sale should carry the cart's name home.
Source · StreetsLA, Sidewalk Vending FAQs
Checked 2026-11-13. Rules change, so confirm with your city or county before you rely on them.
First Street is a takeout street
Walk one block of East First Street and you pass Daikokuya at 327, one of LA's first wave ramen shops. Next comes Suehiro Cafe at 337, which PBS SoCal says stays open until 1 a.m. most nights. Then Far Bar at 347, in a building from 1890 where the Far East Chop Suey Cafe opened in 1935.
Late hours mean lots of food walks out after dinner. People grab a bowl to go and carry it onto the Metro or up to a loft downtown. If the bag is blank, nobody on that train knows where the food came from. If your logo is on it, everybody sitting nearby does.
Ramen to go without the spill
Ramen is the trickiest order in the neighborhood. Broth in one tub, noodles in another, toppings in a third, maybe gyoza and a drink on the side. Set the broth flat on the 12″ by 7″ bottom first, then build up. The 110 GSM paper carries 22 lb, so a ramen dinner for two fits in one bag, not two.
We wrote a full guide to noodle shop takeout bags with the packing order for soups, noodles and sides.
Nisei Week puts First Street on its feet
The 84th Nisei Week Japanese Festival ran August 15 to 23, 2026, and closed with a street ondo dance on First Street, the Rafu Shimpo reported. Over in Japanese Village Plaza, Mikawaya has made Japanese sweets since 1910 and is known for its mochi ice cream.
Nine days of crowds is nine days of free ads for whoever has a logo on the bag. A box of sweets or a bowl of noodles gets carried right past the dancers and the parade crowd. Pick one bold color for your logo so it reads from across the street.
Selling from a cart near the plaza
Thinking about a cart? StreetsLA says a City of LA sidewalk vendor needs a City Business Tax Registration with the sidewalk vendor class (L144), a California seller's permit, and an LA County Public Health Permit if you sell food.
That is three sets of paperwork before your first sale, so make each sale work twice. Print your cart's name on every bag for $0 in setup, and see how it works across the city on our page about printed takeout bags for LA restaurants.
[02]Little Tokyo pricing
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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
Logo setup is $0 and shipping is free to any Little Tokyo address.
[03]Little Tokyo questions
Quick answers for First Street shops.
Can a ramen order with broth ride in one bag?
Yes. Set the broth tub flat on the 12″ by 7″ bottom and stack noodles and sides above it. The bag holds up to 22 lb.
What paperwork does a sidewalk food cart need in the City of LA?
StreetsLA lists a City Business Tax Registration with the sidewalk vendor class, a California seller's permit, and an LA County Public Health Permit for food.
When is Nisei Week?
It runs every August in Little Tokyo. In 2026 it was the 84th festival, from August 15 to 23.
Can I get white bags instead of brown?
Yes. We print on brown kraft and bright white, and your logo goes on the front.
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