Raw, cold and expired -- that’s how refugees living at the Row Hotel in Manhattan describe the food they’re being served by the city, pointing to pasta covered in spoonfuls of grease and meatballs that are still frozen in the middle when they’re served
But Mayor Eric Adams implied on Thursday that the food is not the problem, but rather that the migrants are just being picky.
A mother of three said that it's"not a case of what my children like or don't like. If the food was edible, I would make them eat it." Another mother, Rosalina, said her shelter on 32nd Street rejected a written request from her son's pediatrician, after 4-year-old Anthuan had an acute illness. The doctor asked the shelter to provide bland food, and housing with a kitchen.
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