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Sawtelle Japantown · Santa Monica to Olympic
Printed takeout bags for Sawtelle, the noodle street where every shop is next door to a rival.
On Sawtelle Boulevard a ramen counter, a boba bar and a sushi spot can share one block. Your customer walks out and the next shop is ten steps away. Put your name on the bag so the order in their hand points back to you. Logo setup is $0.
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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.
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Ring up your lunch rush. Watch the receipt turn into your bag.
Type what sold today, one short line each, like 12 tonkotsu or 8 milk tea. 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 giftStack your week into a skyline of bags, on the Glendora page→[01]Sawtelle facts · checked Nov 2026
A unanimous vote, a lunch ramen line, a sushi bar from 1979. Sawtelle in short.
- Sawtelle Japantown gets its name
LAist reported (Carman Tse, March 5, 2015) that the Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously to name the stretch of Sawtelle Boulevard between Santa Monica and Olympic Boulevards "Sawtelle Japantown." The area was sometimes called "Little Osaka," and the same guide lists Tsujita L.A. at 2057 Sawtelle Blvd and Tsujita Annex at 2050 Sawtelle Blvd, both known for tsukemen.
About a mile of one street is packed with noodle and Japanese food shops, so a bag is how a customer tells which shop fed them.
Source · LAist, A Guide To The Best Restaurants In The Newly Christened Sawtelle Japantown - Lunch ramen and a sushi bar from 1979
PBS SoCal's Iconic Neighborhood Restaurants: Sawtelle (Maria Zizka, Sept. 21, 2015) says Japanese Americans began settling in the area in the early 1900s and the city officially recognized it as Sawtelle Japantown in March 2015. It notes Tsujita LA Artisan Noodles serves lunchtime ramen and tsukemen and turns into an izakaya at dinner, and that family owned Hide Sushi has been there since 1979.
Shops here live on a lunch rush and on decades of regulars, and both reward a bag that carries the shop's name.
Source · PBS SoCal, Iconic Neighborhood Restaurants: Sawtelle
Checked 2026-11-13. Rules change, so confirm with your city or county before you rely on them.
A street that got its own name
LAist reported in March 2015 that the Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously to call the stretch of Sawtelle Boulevard between Santa Monica and Olympic "Sawtelle Japantown." People had called it Little Osaka for years. PBS SoCal adds that Japanese American families began settling here in the early 1900s.
So this is not a food court. It is a real neighborhood with a long memory. Shops that last here, like family owned Hide Sushi, open since 1979, last because regulars come back. Your bag is how a new customer turns into one of those regulars.
Lunch ramen moves fast
PBS SoCal says Tsujita LA Artisan Noodles serves ramen and tsukemen at lunch, then turns into an izakaya at night. Its Annex sits right across the street. Two of the most talked about bowls in town, a few steps apart.
That is your competition at noon. Office workers and students grab soup to go and eat at a desk. If the bag is plain, they forget where it came from by 2 p.m. If your logo fills the 12 × 14 in front, the whole floor sees it.
Soup, drinks and a side in one trip
Ramen to go means broth, noodles in a second box and maybe gyoza and a boba. That is heavy. Our 110 GSM kraft is rated for 22 lb, and the flat 12″ by 7″ base keeps soup cups level on the walk to the car.
A short drive west, see how shops near campus handle late night orders on our Westwood takeout bag page.
Count it before you order
Use the receipt at the top. Type one normal day and you get a real count of bags, not a guess. Multiply by your open days and you know what a week costs you in bags.
Looking at the whole city? Start on our home page for logo takeout bags made for Los Angeles kitchens.
[02]Sawtelle pricing
Logo setup is $0. You only pay for the bags.
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$94
78.3¢ a bag · 120 bags
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$152$160
50.7¢ a bag · 300 bags
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One-time
$160
64¢ a bag · 250 bags
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- 50 free bags across 2 boxes
- 200 free food tamper-evident stickers
- Free shipping · no plan
Every box ships free to Sawtelle, to a counter on the boulevard or a kitchen on Mississippi Avenue.
[03]Sawtelle questions
What noodle and boba shops ask us.
Where exactly is Sawtelle Japantown?
The name covers Sawtelle Boulevard between Santa Monica and Olympic Boulevards, as voted by the LA City Council in 2015.
Can one bag carry ramen, a side and a drink?
It is 110 GSM kraft rated for 22 lb, with a flat 12″ by 7″ base, so bowls sit flat instead of tipping.
How big can my logo be?
The printable front is 12 × 14 in. Big and bold reads best on a busy street.
How fast do bags arrive?
After you approve your layout, shipping is free and the box lands 3 to 4 days after it ships.
Try it first
50 logo bags to test one lunch week.
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