This Sunday February 14, 2021, Pistachio, a Syrian caterer installed under the Halles de Niort, offers distribute 50 free meals for students. To do this, you must arrive this Sunday between 11:30 am and 1:00 pm and show your student card. On the menu “a traditional dish, very healthy. Rice with vegetables and very fragrant“, explains Richard Sibai, the caterer.
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Pistache has already offered meals at the Niort hospital at the time of the end-of-year celebrations. Richard Sibai, who left Syria in 2012 and worked in a few business schools in France as a teacher, was also thinking about how to help students. “I lost my whole family, my life, my business so solidarity is in our DNA. It is also Pistachio’s DNA. Our goal is to share hope, love through our cuisine and always be at the side of society in difficult times “, he insists.
The catering sector is seriously affected but the Halles de Niort remains open and therefore it is our responsibility to show solidarity in crises – Richard Sibai, pistache caterer
Solidarity, Le Comptoir du Siam, a Thai restaurant in Niort, is too. A distribution of sautéed rice noodles took place this Sunday, February 7. “You should never let the younger generations down. In my time, when I needed a helping hand, I didn’t have it. Today I am a boss, I have the means to give and I want to give “, says Wite touched to hear “that students are going to search the leftovers in the supermarket bins”.
Le Comptoir du Siam is considering setting up a 1 euro meal at the start of the school year for Niort students. But the concern is logistics, the restaurant is in the city center, quite far from the university center.
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