Teikuauto

Takeout (テイクアウト) is a Japanese-English loanword (wasei-eigo) used to mean getting food or drinks to go. While it sounds like the English word "takeout," native English speakers — especially in the US — would more naturally say "to go." In British English, "takeaway" is the norm. Many Japanese people assume テイクアウト will be understood abroad since it sounds English, but it can actually cause confusion. It's widely used across Japan in restaurants, cafés, and convenience stores.