OEM Custom 38.2oz/1130ml 7" Round Gold Foil Container for Family Lasagna & Takeout Pho

One thousand one hundred thirty milliliters. That’s a lot of pho. A standard bowl at a Vietnamese restaurant is usually 800ml. This one is 40% bigger. The diameter is 7 inches, same as the 920ml version, but the depth jumps from 47mm to 60mm. That extra 13mm turns a family side dish into a main course for two. Think of a lasagna that serves four – the noodles, meat sauce, ricotta, and mozzarella all stack neatly in a 60mm deep round. Or a takeout order of pho with extra broth and a side of bean sprouts. The gold finish makes the meal feel like a splurge, even if the price is reasonable.

A ramen shop in New York uses these for their “mega bowl” special. They fill with tonkotsu broth, noodles, chashu, and a soft boiled egg. The 60mm depth means the egg sits above the broth line, so it doesn’t get soggy. They seal it with a heat seal film – the rim is compatible – and deliver across Manhattan.

The owner told us that spill complaints dropped to almost zero after switching from plastic containers. The gold color also helped them win “best ramen takeout” in a local food award. The judges mentioned the packaging.

You don’t have to heat seal. Foil lids and plastic lids are available. The foil lid requires a manual crimp – fine for thick stews or casseroles. The plastic lid snaps on fast, good for cold pasta salads or fruit. But at 1130ml, you’re likely packing something wet. So heat seal is worth considering. The rim accepts standard film rolls.

Packing is 500 pieces per carton. The carton is roughly a cube, about 39cm on each side – easy to palletize. The gold lacquer is baked on, so it won’t scratch.

One clever use: a soup kitchen uses these for frozen meal distribution. They fill the gold bowls with chicken noodle soup, heat seal them, and freeze.

Volunteers hand them out to families. The 1130ml size is enough for a family of four to have a small bowl each. The gold color makes the meal feel dignified, not like charity. The soup kitchen director said that recipients often comment on how nice the packaging looks.

Recycling is straightforward. The tray and foil lid are aluminum. If you use a plastic lid, separate it. Many municipalities accept clean aluminum trays. The gold coating is fine.

So if you need a bowl that bridges the gap between a large single serving and a small family meal, this 7 inch round with 60mm depth is worth a look. It’s deep, it’s gold, and it handles the big portions without complaint.