“Snack” in Japanese
Short answer
Snack in Japanese is “摘み物” (tsumamimono). Full meaning: snack (to have with a drink), side dish.
Other ways to say “Snack” in Japanese
スナック
sunakku snack, light meal
茶の子
chanoko cake served with tea, snack; offering or gift given at Buddhist services; light meal taken before breakfast by farmers
お摘み
otsumami snack (to have with a drink), side dish
軽飲食
keiinshoku snack, light meal and drink
軽食
keishoku light meal, snack, refreshments
摘み
tsumi knob, handle, button; snack (to have with a drink), side dish; a pinch (e.g. of salt)
スナッグ
sunaggu snack, light meal
チヤノコ
chanoko cake served with tea, snack; offering or gift given at Buddhist services; light meal taken before breakfast by farmers
ちゃのこ
chanoko cake served with tea, snack; offering or gift given at Buddhist services; light meal taken before breakfast by farmers
チャノコ
chanoko cake served with tea, snack; offering or gift given at Buddhist services; light meal taken before breakfast by farmers
つまみ物
tsumamimono snack (to have with a drink), side dish
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