Make collection work around your plans
Order ahead with time
Choosing in advance helps you check the basket properly instead of deciding at the counter.
One stop for the table
Thai, Japanese and dessert choices sit together, which keeps pick-up simpler for groups.
Homemade from one kitchen
Every dish comes from our own kitchen, so convenience does not mean losing that care.
Order ahead and collect on your own schedule
Collection is often the easiest choice when you already know roughly when you will be passing by and want food waiting for you. Our collection menu lets you order ahead from one range that covers Thai curries, spicy dishes, Japanese katsu, desserts and other homemade favourites, all cooked in-house at our Bordon base. A collection order from Issaya works well for the journey home, for planned family meals or for evenings when you want to pick up dinner without adding another stop later. Because the menu brings both cuisines together, you can sort the whole table in one go.
Review the order before you come by
The process stays simple. Choose the dishes you want, add any allergy or dietary notes, select collection and keep the order details to hand for pick-up. Taking a minute to review the basket before payment helps you confirm quantities, desserts and any dish adaptations without rushing. When you order from Issaya, you are not choosing between convenience and care, because the homemade approach runs through the food even when the pick-up is quick. A call to us can also help if you want ingredient guidance before you place the order.
Frequently asked questions
How does collection work when we order ahead?
Choose the dishes you want, add any important notes, select collection and keep the order details with you for pick-up. Ordering ahead means the food can be prepared for collection from our Bordon base without a rushed decision at the door.
Can we mix Thai and Japanese dishes in one collection order?
Yes. Our menu is designed for mixed orders, so you can combine curries, katsu, spicy dishes and dessert in one basket. That is especially useful when different people want different flavours but the meal still needs to be sorted in one stop.
Should we check allergy details before we collect?
Yes. It is always better to raise allergy or gluten-free questions before the order is completed. That gives us the best chance to talk through ingredients or adaptations while you are still deciding, not after the food is ready to pick up.