All right, sir. The salad bar is over there.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

That salad looks good.

The shutters are drawn in that shop.

OK, you keep quiet while we're in the store.

The wholegrain bagel at that bakery tastes good.

The pizzeria also delivers.

At this shop, we expect a well-groomed appearance.

You are expected to appear well here at the shop.

This salad tastes of lemon.

You are expected to dress well for this shop.

They say we can listen to good music in that tearoom.

This salad isn't delicious.

That restaurant's hamburg steaks are the greatest, aren't they?

I am a habitué at that restaurant.

This salad has a lemon taste.

That's a cheap store.

Does that store keep [carry] rice?

I don't like that store.

There was no salmon to be had at that store.

They sell [You can buy] on credit at that store.

That shop is a hamburger shop.

They soak you at that store.

That store gives excellent service.

They charge moderately at that restaurant.

It's [This one is] on the house!

They give good measure―give full measure―at that shop.

There has been absolutely no business coming to that store.

I've run up a large bill at that bar.

They charge high at that restaurant.

The house provides good fare―provides a good table.

You are well served at that house.