tea shop

Set in a South African tea shop during apartheid, the Tony-nominated play centers on the son of the shop’s white owner, the two Black waiters who helped raise him and the charged conversations that challenge their fragile, shared bond.

Still, every morning, he would shuffle to his family's tea shop and fry up ee kyar kwe, which are doughsticks.

Jemma Swallow, who used to own a tea shop in London, says 10% "covers most situations, without leaving the customer resentful of being asked for it and the staff for not receiving one".

At a tea shop around the corner from the courthouse, life continued as normal.

There is a tea shop across the parking lot.