Paper boxes, cups, wraps, bowls, and bags — fully branded with your design, built for outdoor service, and produced in our own facilities. One supplier for your entire street food lineup.
Street food isn’t served on plates. It’s handed through a window, eaten on a curb, carried through a crowd. The packaging has to do the job of the table, the plate, and the brand — all at once.
No tray, no fork, no flat surface. Street food packaging has to hold, contain, and let customers eat with one hand while standing or walking. Structure and grip matter more than anything.
Street food packaging sits exposed on open counters and outdoor prep stations — it needs grease resistance, moisture barriers, and structural hold that indoor packaging never has to deliver.
Customers choose street food with their eyes from three meters away. Your packaging is your storefront — bold print, clean shape, and visible branding turn foot traffic into orders faster than any menu board.
One stall might serve skewers, noodles, drinks, and desserts — each needing a different container. Street food packaging has to cover a wide product range without forcing large-volume commitments on every single SKU.
Every item below is built for outdoor service and fully customizable to your brand. Organized by the foods you actually serve — so you can source your entire stall’s packaging from one manufacturer.
Hot and cold cups in single-wall, double-wall, and ripple-wall constructions — for coffee, bubble tea, fresh juice, smoothies, and lemonade. Full-color printing on every format.
Greaseproof wrap paper, foil-lined sleeves, and open-top paper trays for shawarma, burritos, crepes, tacos, and gyros. Designed to hold while customers eat on the move.
Paper bowls and soup containers from 8oz to 32oz for poke bowls, ramen, curry rice, açaí, and salad. PE-coated and PLA-coated options with vented or sealed lids.
Fry scoops, chip cones, snack boxes, and skewer trays for grilled meats, fried chicken, churros, and tempura. Built to vent steam without going soggy.
Open-top trays, kraft sleeves, and foil-lined boats for hot dogs, corn dogs, and grilled sausages. Shaped to hold toppings and condiments without spilling.
On a busy market street, customers choose with their eyes. Bold branding turns foot traffic into orders — before a single word is spoken.
More markets, festivals, and city councils are mandating compostable or recyclable packaging for outdoor food vendors. MBPAK offers compliant, planet-friendly alternatives across every format — without compromising on print quality or structural performance.
Whether you’re launching a new stall or refreshing an existing brand, we keep the process simple — fast sampling, clear timelines, and no surprises between approval and delivery.
The best street food packaging depends on what you serve. Wraps and handheld foods need greaseproof sleeves or open-top trays. Bowls and noodles need PE or PLA-coated paper containers with secure lids. Fried items need vented boxes that release steam without going soggy. Most vendors need 4 to 6 different formats to cover their full menu.
Yes. Full-color printing is available across all formats — paper boxes, cups, bags, wraps, and accessories. CMYK and Pantone color matching ensures your brand looks consistent across every item on your stall.
PE is petroleum-based, lower cost, and not compostable. PLA is plant-based, industrially compostable, and the preferred choice for vendors operating under eco-friendly venue requirements. Both provide strong grease and moisture resistance.
Yes, when specified correctly. Grease-resistant coatings, moisture barriers, and structural paperboard grades are all designed to perform in outdoor environments — including high humidity and direct sun exposure.
Many festivals and city markets now require compostable or recyclable packaging. PLA-coated containers, FSC-certified kraft bags, and PFAS-free coatings are the most commonly accepted formats. Always check the specific venue’s compliance requirements before ordering.
Work with a single manufacturer who produces all your formats under one roof. This eliminates the color mismatches and material inconsistencies that come from sourcing wraps, cups, and bags from different suppliers.