When you eat alone you can order whatever you like, eat at any pace you want, and don’t have to be bothered to engage in any conversation. Photo: Alamy
Opinion
Opinion
Mouthing Off
From ramen bars to Michelin-star restaurants, dining alone is losing its stigma
- Like watching a movie by yourself, eating alone doesn’t mean you are lonely like it used to
- But there are many couples who sit together who might as well be alone, too busy on their phones for conversation
When you eat alone you can order whatever you like, eat at any pace you want, and don’t have to be bothered to engage in any conversation. Photo: Alamy