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tearoom    
n. 茶室

茶室

tearoom
n 1: a restaurant where tea and light meals are available [synonym:
{teashop}, {teahouse}, {tearoom}, {tea parlor}, {tea
parlour}]

45 Moby Thesaurus words for "tearoom":
automat, beanery, bistro, buffet, buvette, cafe, cafeteria,
canteen, cantina, chophouse, chuck wagon, coffee shop, coffeehouse,
coffeeroom, cookhouse, cookshack, cookshop, diner, dining hall,
dining room, dog wagon, drive-in, drive-in restaurant, eatery,
eating house, fast-food chain, grill, grillroom, hamburger stand,
hash house, hashery, hot-dog stand, kitchen, lunch counter,
lunch wagon, luncheonette, lunchroom, mess hall, pizzeria,
quick-lunch counter, restaurant, smorgasbord, snack bar, tavern,
trattoria

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