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Makina Café is a new Eritrean-Ethiopian food truck serving Midtown and Lower Manhattan, the first of its kind in New York City. In this short profile video from video producer Erewa Uku for NY City Lens, meet owner Eden Gebre-Egziabher and learn how and why she launched the popular food truck.

Food truck culture in New York City is booming, but there are gaps in the menu. Eden Gebre-Egziabher is capitalizing on her passion and her entrepreneurial sprit by launching the first Ethiopian/Eritrean food truck in the city. Here she shares a little bit about herself and the food she so passionately cares about.