Business · Companies · 11 hrs ago
Chef Matias Perdomo says Milan needs housing for restaurant staff
Matias Perdomo, a chef from Uruguay, runs the starred restaurant Contraste in Milan.
He says a room in the city can cost €800, putting housing out of reach for people who do not already own a home.
He asks why there is no accommodation for restaurant staff and says the city should give something back to businesses that provide services to it.
Perdomo also says he kept Contraste open in August because customers had few places to go.
He says the restaurant served 700 covers that month.
He describes running a restaurant as a business, with its finances coming before the cooking.
Chef Matias Perdomo says Milan needs housing for restaurant staff.
He says a room in Milan costs 800 euros and asks why accommodation is not available for restaurant workers.
Perdomo says his restaurant provides a service to the city and that the city should give something back.
He says his restaurant stayed open in August and served 700 covers.
- Who
- Chef Matias Perdomo.
- What
- He says Milan needs housing for restaurant staff.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Milan, Italy.
- Why
- He says a room costs 800 euros and restaurant staff need somewhere to live.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
If a room in Milan costs 800 euros, nobody can live there unless they already own a home.
Why is there no housing for restaurant staff?
I provide a service to the city; the city owes me something in return.
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- Room cost
- 800 euros
- Restaurant covers
- 700 in August
- Restaurant
- Contraste, Milan
- Other restaurant
- Tina, run by chef Arianna Consiglio







