Blackpongo egg roll table review: the value packable table

The Blackpongo egg roll camping table is the value entry in the packable category, at around ₱1,900 as of August 19, 2026.

What is it good at?

Packing down. The slatted top rolls up like a mat, which compresses into a much smaller bundle than a folding panel and is the reason egg roll tables exist. For a car boot already holding a tent and a cooler, that matters.

The listing also pitches it as a market stall table, and the format genuinely suits that: quick to set up, quick to pack, easy to carry alone.

How does it compare to the Naturehike?

Directly, and it loses on evidence while winning on price. It costs meaningfully less than the Naturehike Star Jane T01 and carries the lowest owner rating of the three egg roll tables we list, across fewer ratings.

Neither is a red flag on its own. It is simply the trade: you save money and accept a thinner track record.

What is the catch with the format?

The same one every egg roll table has. Small items tip through the gaps between slats. Cooking and eating outdoors, you will never notice. Playing cards or handling small stock for a stall, you will.

No load rating is published, so ask before loading it with stock.

Is it sulit?

At around ₱1,900 as of August 19, 2026, it undercuts the Naturehike by a useful margin while doing the same job. For occasional use rather than every weekend, that is the sensible side of the trade.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you want a packable table for occasional camping or a stall and the price gap matters. Skip it if you use it often enough that the better-rated Naturehike is worth the difference.

Alternatives to consider

For the better-rated version of the same format, the Naturehike Star Jane T01 is the upgrade. For a solid top nothing falls through, the Naturehike aluminium table is lighter and cheaper.

Compare the full ranking in our best folding tables in the Philippines roundup, or read the folding table buying guide first.