持ち帰り (mochikaeri) means “takeout”

More examples

この店では持ち帰りもできます。ko no mise de wa mo chi kae ri mo de ki ma su

This restaurant also offers takeout.

Expresses the choice to take purchased food away from the place of sale instead of having it there.

テイクアウトteikuauto: A loanword for food or drinks bought to take away from a restaurant or shop.

店などで買った飲食物を、そこで飲食せずに自宅などへ運ぶこと。mise na do de ka tta in shoku butsu o so ko de in shoku se zu ni ji taku na do e hako bu ko to

持ち帰り (mochikaeri) is built from 持ち帰る (mochikaeru), meaning "take home," which combines 持つ (motsu, "hold") with 帰る (kaeru, "return").

The word 持ち帰り (mochikaeri) is useful beyond spoken orders because Japanese restaurants commonly print it as a category on menus and storefront signs.