Sushi push pop tubes for your restaurant
Sushi you eat like an ice pop: the roll is pushed up out of the tube and eaten with one hand, no chopsticks needed. We help you bring this worldwide trend to your menu – tubes sized for your rolls, food-grade materials and, if you like, your own logo printed on them.
How does a sushi push pop work?
A maki roll goes into a cylindrical cardboard tube and the customer pushes it up from the bottom, one piece at a time. Sushi becomes portable, clean to eat and made for photos.
1. Fill
Pre-slice the roll and slide it into the tube. You use the same rolls and ingredients you already make.
2. Serve
The tube works over the counter, for takeaway and for delivery. The roll holds its shape instead of falling apart in a box.
3. Push and enjoy
Your customer pushes the roll out and eats with one hand – on the street, at a festival, at the office or on the go.
See what a sushi push pop looks like (video: TikTok @eatingwithtod).
Why restaurants are adding push pops
The format started in New York and by 2026 has reached restaurants in London, Vienna, Prague and Japan, as well as Swiss supermarkets. The Baltic market is just getting started – your chance to be among the first.
People share it
A roll pushed out of a tube is made for video. Every order is a chance for a customer to film it and share your restaurant on social media.
A new menu item, not a new kitchen
Ingredients and rolls stay the same – only the way you serve them changes. Low risk to try, fast to launch.
One-handed eating
No chopsticks, no table. Perfect for takeaway, street food, events and anyone eating on the move.
Your brand in every hand
A tube printed with your logo travels with the customer – to the street, the office and Instagram.
Who are push pop tubes for?
- Sushi restaurants and bars looking for a new, shareable menu item
- Takeaway and delivery (Wolt, Bolt Food) – the tube is compact and keeps the roll together
- Street food, festivals and sports events where people eat standing up
- Caterers and corporate events – easy to hand out, no plates needed
- Kids menus – pushing turns eating sushi into a game
- Ready-meal producers and shops looking for packaging that stands out
Your tube, your choice
Materials
Tubes are made from food-grade cardboard. The inner lining can be chosen to suit your product – for example paper, PE coating or aluminium foil. Ask for the material specification with your quote.
Sizes
The tube diameter has to match your roll. Tell us your maki diameter and how many pieces you want per tube, and we will recommend the right size.
Logo and design
Choose a neutral standard tube or have your logo and design printed. Quantities and lead times for custom print are agreed in the quote.
How it works
1. Get in touch
Tell us your roll diameter, rough quantity and whether you want custom print.
2. Get a quote
With price, lead time and material specification – no obligation.
3. Test
Ask for a sample and try the tubes in your kitchen before a larger order.
4. Start selling
Add push pops to your menu and let your customers film them.
Frequently asked questions
Do you sell sushi or packaging?
Packaging. We sell empty push pop tubes to restaurants and food producers – you make the sushi.
Can you print our logo on the tube?
Yes. Choose a neutral standard tube or one printed with your own logo and design.
What is the minimum order?
It depends on whether you want standard or printed tubes. Custom print has a higher minimum. You will find the exact quantity and price in your quote.
Ready to try?
Send us your restaurant name, roll diameter and rough quantity. We will get back to you with a quote.