Table for one? Restaurant offers giant stuffed animals for company<\/strong><\/p>\nIn an attempt to combat loneliness, a restaurant in Japan is offering its solo diners enormous stuffed animals to sit opposite<\/p>\n
Hate staring blankly at that empty restaurant seat? Always end up spilling food on your book? A restaurant in Japan has found the solution to lonely solo dining by offering its customers the option of eating opposite large stuffed animals. Let’s face it, finding a cuddly date for night out isn’t always easy …<\/p>\n
The stuffed toys are characters from Finland’s Moomin books and are offered to customers by staff at the Moomin Cafe in Tokyo. <\/p>\n
But if Japan seems like a long way to go for a dinner date, there’s nothing to stop you recreating your own. The only major drawback is that they won’t be offering to pick up half the bill.<\/p>\n
The Moomin Cafe has just opened a branch in New York, where eating alone is commonplace.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Table for one? Restaurant offers giant stuffed animals for company In an attempt to combat loneliness, a restaurant in Japan is offering its solo diners enormous stuffed animals to sit opposite Hate staring blankly at that empty restaurant seat? Always end up spilling food on your book? A restaurant in Japan has found the solution…<\/p>\n
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