The word "teahouse" is a perfectly valid and usable word in written English.
You can use it when referring to a traditional eastern-style shop or café that serves tea. For example, "After a busy day of sightseeing, we stopped at a charming teahouse for some delicious green tea."
In the conservative district of Tophane, an AKP stronghold in Istanbul, only a couple of men were sitting in a local teahouse to follow Davutoglu's balcony speech.
viator.com AnnAlston Plas y Coed is famous for being the oldest Welsh teahouse in the town of Gaiman.
Tajikistan also claims to have central Asia's largest library (completed in 2012), biggest museum (2013) and largest (and very impressive) teahouse (2014).
The "National China Garden" is to feature a lake, a two-storey teahouse, rockeries, pavilions, bamboo groves, art exhibits and a homage to the White Pagoda of Yangzhou.America's reaction has been official graciousness, followed by foot-dragging.
IN THE heart of Erbil (pictured), the capital of Iraq's Kurdish region, on the evening of July 12th, the Machko Chai Khana teahouse bustled with the chatter of tea-drinkers and the click-clack of backgammon chips.
Japan's prime minister announced a gift of a precious teahouse during that meeting; work on the garden began the next year.
He has built the world's tallest flagpole and is soon to open its biggest teahouse.
There was a flavour here of his own careless youth, his teahouse years of girls and smoking.
Some of Ford's most notable film performances were in Gilda (1946), The Big Heat (1953), Blackboard Jungle (1955), The Teahouse of the August Moon (1956), The Sheepman (1958), Pocketful of Miracles (1961), for which he won a Golden Globe Award as best actor, and The Courtship of Eddie's Father (1963), which spawned a television series of the same name.
Government policy encouraged realistic spoken drama (huaju); but, in spite of successes such as Lao She's naturalistic Chaguan (1957; Teahouse), audiences have not responded to this "foreign" form of drama.
An elevator cut in solid rock connects with Hitler's private retreat on top of the mountain, the "Eagle's Nest," which is now a teahouse.
