You may see people in cafes and restaurants fiddling with their phones while eating. If you are alone, it is still fine. What about those who are with their friends or loved ones, but they are playing on their phones without talking to each other? We don't even have anyone to eat with... Mookie!

While I was thinking about this, I found an item that might help couples and dinner companions get back in the conversation. It's called the Napkin Table!


According to the US media PSFK, the Napkin Table was developed by two young graduates of Tunghai University in Taiwan. The simple foldable table has a napkin on each side, and if two people fasten a belt around their necks from both ends, the table is set right in the center. The table also has a hole in it for a glass of juice.




In order for the table to be balanced and level, two people must face each other and maintain equilibrium. They will be able to see each other's faces better and won't have time to fiddle with their phones. Furthermore, if the couple is new, the tension of having to maintain equilibrium can create a suspension bridge effect that can bring the two of them closer together.


The napkin table not only has a spiritual effect, but is also highly convenient. With these, there is no need to worry about not having a table when having a picnic at the beach or in the park. Just unfold the napkin table anywhere, anytime, and quickly attach it to your neck. All you need is a partner.

If you have a picnic date with someone you love, you can spread out the table, hold out the napkin on one side, and say something like, "Will you be my other side? Why not express your heartrending feelings to him or her?

All images are from Michael Chan and his official YouTube videos.