No.

Teahouses generally don’t do takeout.

Teahouse is a paradise for tea lovers and a place for people to rest, have fun and socialize. It has a long history.

Teahouses in China have a long history. According to records, there were already teahouses in the Jin Dynasty.

Since ancient times, tea drinking places have had many names, and the name teahouse is mostly found in the Yangtze River Basin.

It is mostly called a tea house in Guangdong and Guangdong, and a tea pavilion in Beijing and Tianjin. In addition, there are also titles such as tea shop, tea house, tea house, tea house, and tea room.

However, compared with tea stalls, teahouses differ in size and tea drinking methods.

Teahouses have fixed places where people drink tea, relax, etc.

Tea stalls do not have a fixed location, they are seasonal and mobile, mainly to provide convenience for passers-by to quench their thirst.

There is also a play of the same name written by Mr. Lao She, which was later adapted into movies, TV series and other art forms and spread around the world.