Makina Cafe - Street Food Icons

Eden Gebre Egziabher owns and operates Makina Cafe, the first and only Eritrean and Ethiopian food truck in New York City. Driven by her passion for the foods she ate as a child growing up in Addis Ababa, Eden serves Eritrean and Ethiopian staples like injera bread, chicken and beef tibs, misir (spicy red lentils), tikel gomen (cabbage with carrots and potatoes), gomen (collard greens), and sambusas, which are similar to samosas. Eden, born and raised in Ethiopia from parents of Eritrean descent, aims to use Makina Cafe to celebrate her two countries of origin and their cuisines.
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Shalom 💖,i am Sonya from Moscow, Russia capital city, and very much good day to you,i am very glad to see you in NYC and thanks you much for your such interesting facts about the Ethiopian and Eritrean food! Bye, lord God 🙏 bless you!

[@JUSLUKING]

She is driven and that has made her successful . The food looks amazing, wish we had that here,, Wish her more luck she can make her business grow with more trucks

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She’s stunningly beautiful. And a hard working and motivated woman. Food looks delicious 😋

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Extra delicious and she explains every thing

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I'm craving some Tibs and Kitfo right now after watching this...

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to think of it I've never seen any women food truck owner representation in media. I had no idea, that caught me off guard, I didn't even realize how male-dominated this side of the food industry was. I hope to see more women rep and attention in this field!

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But like Egyptian or Jewish people! You ❣️ like them!

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I think that the Ethiopian people are not caucasian, because there are semites people!

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But not black People like African, for example, don't like Kenya or Rwanda people!

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Why are you only showing restaurants woned by black people?
Are you racist?

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