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Talking about the Umeda branch of a hamburger chain, a Japanese colleague
said:

> 梅田店は基本デリバリーからテイクアウトメインだよね。

So, does this branch do more deliveries than takeouts? Or the opposite?  
Or mostly deliveries AND takeouts, rather than eating within the restaurant?
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meaning expressions particle-から
Meaning of 基本 X から Y メイン
I think から creates a virtual spectrum from delivery to eating in, and your
colleague is saying Umeda branch is mainly focused on the delivery to take out
part of that spectrum.
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Your friend was not comparing between デリバリー and テイクアウト. メイン is connected to
"デリバリーからテイクアウト" as a whole, and the sentence says both デリバリー and テイクアウト are
what they mostly do (as opposed to letting customers eat in the shop).

デリバリーからテイクアウト is short for デリバリーからテイクアウトまで, and in this case, it refers to
almost the same thing as デリバリーやテイクアウト.

I also feel some Kansai people use から as a synonym for やら (e.g.
「AからBからCから、ようけあって、もうかなわんわ～」), but I may be wrong.
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