A compound of 精肉 (dressed meat; butchered meat) and 店 (shop). Traditional butcher shops in Japanese shopping streets (商店街) often also sell prepared items like コロッケ (croquettes) and メンチカツ (minced meat cutlets), which are popular take-out snacks.
Common collocations
- 精肉店で買う: to buy at a butcher shop
- 精肉店のコロッケ: butcher shop croquettes
- 町の精肉店: the local butcher shop
Similar words
- 肉屋: butcher; meat shop — more colloquial and commonly used in everyday speech
- 鮮魚店: fish shop — the equivalent for seafood
- 八百屋: greengrocer — vegetable and fruit shop in a shopping street