fine food; gourmet food
A loanword from English referring to high-quality, often gourmet food items. Used in contexts like specialty food stores, upscale groceries, or culinary descriptions.
This shop carries fine foods from around the world.
He started a fine food import business.
Variant with a middle dot, sometimes used for clarity or in formal contexts.
Borrowed from English 'fine food', used in Japanese to refer to high-quality or gourmet food products.