Build a Complete Fried Chicken Packaging Series
Coordinate fried chicken boxes, side-food boxes, cups, bags and straws through one design brief—then quote every selected item with its own size and quantity.
Select only the products your menu needs. Each item is specified and quoted separately.
A custom fried chicken packaging series is a coordinated set of boxes, cups, bags and accessories designed around one restaurant brand. LOKYO’s published series contains eight packaging formats, while size, material, artwork, quantity and commercial terms are confirmed item by item.
Make Every Takeaway Item Look Like It Belongs to the Same Restaurant
Keep the shared brand direction clear while choosing the right specification for each food and beverage item.
Coordinate the Menu
Map main-food, side-food, beverage and carry-out packaging under one purchasing brief.
Coordinate the Brand
Use the same logo, brand colors and artwork rules across the products selected for the series.
Keep Specifications Clear
Confirm dimensions, materials, print methods, quantities and packing separately for every item.
Select the Products Your Fried Chicken or Fast-Food Menu Needs
Start with the menu, not a generic bundle. Include only the categories required for the restaurant, campaign or multi-location rollout.
Fried Chicken Boxes
Specify the box structure, portion, dimensions, branding and quantity.
Burger Boxes
Add burger packaging when it forms part of the same fast-food menu.
Fries Boxes
Coordinate side-food graphics with the main fried chicken packaging.
Pizza Boxes
Include pizza formats for restaurants with a broader takeaway menu.
20 oz Paper Cups
The published series lists a 20 oz paper cup category for beverages.
PET Cups
Confirm cup size, lid or sealing requirements, artwork and quantity.
Custom Paper Bags
Carry the brand beyond the box with a coordinated takeaway bag.
Disposable Straws
Add the required straw specification and packing to the beverage brief.
Coordinate the Food Box, Sides, Drink and Carry-Out Packaging
Use product views to define the mix, then apply one brand direction across the selected formats.
Share One Brand Brief, Then Confirm Each Product
Different shapes and materials can require different print routes. The shared visual direction stays consistent while every item receives its own approved specification.
Keep Shared Brand Decisions Separate from Item-Level Requirements
This approach lets a restaurant coordinate the visual system without applying one material, size or commercial term to every product.
Packaging Series Decision Matrix
| Decision Area | Shared Across the Series | Confirmed Per Item | Buyer Input |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product selection | Menu and campaign scope | Box, cup, bag or accessory format | List every required product |
| Brand design | Logo, brand colors and visual rules | Dieline, print area and artwork adaptation | Logo files, color references and required copy |
| Printing | CMYK, Pantone or full-color direction | Print method and compatible finishes | Artwork detail, finish preference and approval route |
| Physical specification | Intended restaurant use | Size, material, thickness and packing | Food or drink, dimensions, sample and destination |
| Commercial terms | Overall purchasing plan | Quantity, MOQ, unit quote and delivery | Quantity by item and required delivery date |
There is no single universal price or MOQ for the full series. Each selected item requires its own approved specification and quotation.
Useful Support Before You Commit to a Multi-Product Order
Use design and sample support to check the range before the final bulk-order decision.
Design Support
The reference supplier page states that free design service is available when a buyer does not have a finished design team or layout.
Sample Support
The reference page states that samples are free and the buyer pays the freight. Confirm availability and type for every selected item.
Reference Delivery Time
Delivery is stated as usually 20–40 days and quantity dependent. Confirm the itemized production and shipping schedule in writing.
A Four-Step Packaging Series Project
Select
List every box, cup, bag and accessory required for the menu.
Define
Add the size, material, thickness, quantity and use for each item.
Align
Provide the logo, color references, design files and finishing ideas.
Approve
Confirm item-level proofs, samples, prices, packing and schedules.
Send the Menu and Product List
LOKYO can map the selected packaging items, review a shared visual direction and return item-specific commercial details.
Include in Your Message
- Selected products from the eight listed formats
- Size, material and quantity for each item
- Logo, color references and artwork status
- Delivery destination and required schedule
Questions About a Complete Fried Chicken Packaging Series
What products are included in the published packaging series?
The listed range includes fried chicken boxes, burger boxes, fries boxes, pizza boxes, 20 oz paper cups, PET cups, custom paper bags and disposable straws.
Do I need to order all eight products?
No fixed bundle is presented. Select the products your menu needs and provide the specification and quantity for each. Every chosen item is quoted separately.
Can one brand design be coordinated across boxes, cups and bags?
Yes. Provide the shared logo, colors and visual rules, then approve how the design is adapted to the dieline, material and print area of each selected product.
What printing and finishing options can be discussed?
Available LOKYO information lists CMYK, Pantone and full-color printing, offset and flexographic printing, plus embossing, debossing, foiling, pearlescent or matte effects, and varnishing. Availability must be confirmed per product and material.
Can I request samples before placing the full order?
The reference supplier page states that samples are free and the buyer pays the freight. Ask sales to confirm the available sample type and shipping charge for every product you want to test.
What is the reference delivery time for a packaging project?
The reference supplier page states that delivery usually takes 20–40 days and depends on quantity. Because a series contains different products, confirm the production and shipping schedule for each item before approval.
Turn Your Menu into a Coordinated Packaging Brief
Select the boxes, cups, bags and accessories you need, then send the quantities and brand files for an itemized project quotation.
Need only one chicken box format? Compare the dedicated fried chicken box options.
