born slippery
by Hiroki Yanagisawa on April 16, 2009 8:39 AM
Say, you are in a cafeteria.
You are putting salad, soup, pasta, dessert, and soda on your tray. When you are about to make a payment and lift the tray with one hand, and look for your wallet on the other hand -- suddenly, you lose your balance --> the tray tilts --> the dishes slide down --> collapse!
This particular soba restaurant's employees must have witnessed similar tilting-incidents in the past, and they came up with a nice and simple solution.
You are putting salad, soup, pasta, dessert, and soda on your tray. When you are about to make a payment and lift the tray with one hand, and look for your wallet on the other hand -- suddenly, you lose your balance --> the tray tilts --> the dishes slide down --> collapse!
This particular soba restaurant's employees must have witnessed similar tilting-incidents in the past, and they came up with a nice and simple solution.
This rubber like cloth, about 15cm x 10m, is placed underneath the soba bowl, so that the bowl itself won't slide much even if you tilt.
Its design, chrysanthemum, reminds an essence of Japan.
AT: Saikaan (彩花庵), Nishi-Funabashi Station

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