teahouse
a restaurant or other establishment, especially in East Asia, where tea and refreshments are served.
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How to use teahouse in a sentence
Gelje spoke to Outside from a teahouse in the small tourist outpost town of Machermo, deep in the Gokyo Valley of the Everest region.
Can Cho Oyu Be Climbed Commercially from the Nepalese Side? This Sherpa Mountaineer Thinks So. | Fred Dreier | February 19, 2022 | Outside OnlineI found that there were 23 registered geisha, no joro, 50 teahouse girls with dubious characters and 55 sellers of saké.
The Foundations of Japan | J.W. Robertson ScottEvery half hour or hour he can reach an inn or teahouse where tea can be infused for him in a few minutes.
An Australian in China | George Ernest MorrisonAt a crowded teahouse, a few miles from the city, we waited for the stragglers, while many wayfarers gathered in to see me.
An Australian in China | George Ernest MorrisonMy wife and Winsell's wife were tired; so we dropped them at the next teahouse we passed.
Those Times And These | Irvin S. Cobb
The teahouse had been closed for some hours then and our wives were sitting in the dark on the teahouse porch waiting for us.
Those Times And These | Irvin S. Cobb
British Dictionary definitions for teahouse
/ (ˈtiːˌhaʊs) /
a restaurant, esp in Japan or China, where tea and light refreshments are served
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