individual item; single article
Refers to an item sold or considered on its own, not as part of a set or bundle. Common in retail and ordering contexts.
This product can be purchased as an individual item.
I ordered just the hamburger by itself, not as a set.
I ordered it as a single item, not as part of a set.
one item from a set; single item out of a set
Used when picking or referring to one specific item from a larger collection or set, such as a single piece from a dinner set or a single component from a kit.
Can I buy just a plate as a single item from the dinner set?
You can choose your favorite individual item from the set.
I added a salad as an extra individual item.
一品 usually refers to one dish or item in a culinary or gift context, while 単品 is the broader retail/menu term for something sold on its own.
セット means a bundled set of items, the direct opposite of 単品, which means a single item sold or ordered on its own.
単品 means a single à la carte dish ordered alone, the opposite of フルコース which bundles a full sequence of dishes.
単品 means a single individual item, the opposite of 詰め合わせ, which is a mixed assortment of several items packed together.
elegance; grace; refinement; class; dignity · article; item; goods · counter for items (food, dishes, courses)
Compound of 単 (single) and 品 (item, article). The reading たんぴん follows standard on'yomi.