出 来 立(できた)て

できたて

noun, no-adjective

freshly made; just finished; hot out of the oven

food freshness quality

1. freshly made; just finished; brand new

describes something that has just been made, prepared, or completed, emphasizing its newness and freshness

出来立(できた)てのパンはおいしい。

Freshly baked bread is delicious.

出来立(できた)ての料理(りょうり)を温(あたた)かいうちに食(た)べよう。

Let's eat the freshly made food while it's still warm.

この店(みせ)では出来立(できた)てのピザが食(た)べられる。

At this restaurant, you can eat freshly made pizza.

Forms

出来(でき)る (to be done, completed) + 立(た)て (just after ~ing) → just after being made

Functions as

Noun: 出来立(できた)てが一番(いちばん) (freshly made is best)
No-adjective: 出来立(できた)ての料理(りょうり) (freshly made dish)

THE ～立(た)て PATTERN:
This suffix indicates "just after doing something." Common examples:

焼(や)き立(た)て (freshly baked)
揚(あ)げ立(た)て (freshly fried)
茹(ゆ)で立(た)て (freshly boiled)
炊(た)き立(た)て (freshly cooked - rice)
採(と)れ立(た)て (freshly picked/harvested)

Usage

Often used in food contexts to emphasize freshness and quality. Restaurants may advertise 出来立(できた)て提供(ていきょう) (served freshly made) as a selling point.

Related Words

Related: 焼(や)き立(た)て (freshly baked)

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Added 2026.1.26 13:20 · Revised 2026.9.2 13:01

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