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The Only Ethiopian Food Truck in NYC - Street Food Icons

The Only Ethiopian Food Truck in NYC - Street Food Icons

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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
Date: 2020-05-17

Comments and reviews: 10


you Ertrian Peopel Still In Our Heart, Forget those poletics Isayas. Melese Or Abiy, We r Same In different teretory, in My Child hood we had nebours who are from Ertria we never care or remember it b4 dat day b/c Ethiopia Is acctualy was there country too. and its rediculos there mother name is Ethiopiya too and the madness of Melese Zenawi Came nd Send Out Those Family which is very close to me nd my family. saying dat they are Ertrian It Was like a nightmare for all of us Ethiopian too not only for those who left there home, -May God Bless You, bless us and bless Africa
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You supposed to give cridit to her originally instead of the saying the only Ethiopian food, you should say the only -Eritrean & Ethiopian food -since we have the same food enjera is not only Ethiopian food it is Eritreans cultural food too.
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Tigrinya is spoken in Ethiopia also, i dont like when eritreans act like its only their language, the whole northern part of ethiopia is called tigray hence the name. it orginated there. but i really like her and love whats shes doing! one luv.
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I'm so gonna live in her truck. For real the Ethiopian/Eritrean food is soooo delicious! You can never get tired from eating it. I swear to you all. Hope alot of people try it and see how good it tastes.
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Ethiopian restaurants are rare I've been to 1 couple of times and was really good wish they had more. This truck is a good idea I live in NYC & would eat there it's probably quick cheap authentic cuisine
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Love Addis and all of your food. I will have to find your truck when I go to New York. Toronto has some amazing Ethiopian restaurant. I wish you success with your food truck!
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blessings and safety to anyone reading this! hope to see all your faces out soon. smiling, sharing with eachother and helping small business owners like her get back on their feet!
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Eden all power to you please. -You get all our support. tebareki! -But don't try to make it all about Eritrea. -We are the same people and stop trying to be divisive. -Thank you.
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It wasn-t a matter of live or death back then they would have just taken you back to Eritrea because you chose to succeed from Ethiopia and then invaded us out of nowhere
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Even though I'm only half kenyan. The ethiopian and eritrean culture is always something I like to learn about. I hope she will be even more succesful in her business
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