Customizable 22oz/650ml 7.87"x4.33" Silver Foil Tray for StirFry Noodles & Curry Rice Bowl

This tray is 7.87 inches long, 4.33 inches wide, and 2.17 inches deep. That 55mm depth makes it noticeably deeper than standard shallow trays – enough to hold a generous portion of stir fry noodles or a curry rice bowl without sauce spilling over the edge. Capacity is 650ml, about 22 ounces.

The rim folds by hand over a cardboard or plastic lid. No heat sealer needed. It won't hold thin soup, but for thick sauces like tikka masala, peanut satay, or creamy curry, the fold keeps everything inside. A Thai takeout place uses these for their drunken noodles – the long, narrow shape matches the noodle length, and the depth prevents the sauce from pooling at the bottom.

Packing is 1000 pieces per carton. Carton size is 63 x 25 x 42cm. That long, slim carton is easy to store and fits well on a standard pallet. Available lids are cardboard or plastic – both work with the crimpable rim.

Why would a kitchen pick this 7.87x4.33 size? It's designed for dishes that come with a lot of sauce but aren't quite soup. Think Japanese curry with rice, Thai green curry with vegetables, or a hearty beef stew. The narrow width also makes it a good fit for delivery bags designed for standard takeout boxes – no wasted space.

One meal prep service uses these for their “protein bowl” line – 650ml is just right for 6 ounces of chicken, a cup of rice, and roasted veggies. The depth keeps the ingredients layered without mixing during transport. Another customer runs a ghost kitchen specializing in Indian food. They pack chicken tikka masala and basmati rice in this tray, fold the lid, and stack them hot in an insulated bag. Drivers report fewer leaks compared to their old round containers.

From a material standpoint, the tray is made of food grade aluminum. It goes from freezer to oven without warping – no need to transfer food to another dish. Weight is not specified here, but it's sturdy enough for hot fill and delivery.

Recycling is straightforward. Clean off the food residue, toss it in the recycling bin. Aluminum recycles forever, and many municipalities accept foil trays. For restaurants looking to reduce plastic, this is a simple swap.

So whether you're running a noodle shop, a curry house, or a meal prep kitchen, this 7.87x4.33 inch tray handles saucy dishes well. Fold the rim, add a lid, and send it out hot.