Newark native beats the odds of running small business, while fusing culinary cultures
Cliff Osei and his team park the Afro Taco food truck on Elizabeth Avenue at Weequahic Park in Newark.
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9ds agoA Newark native's food truck is fusing Ghanaian and Mexican cuisine.
Cliff Osei and his team park the Afro Taco food truck on Elizabeth Avenue at Weequahic Park in Newark.
When the Ghanaian-born, Newark-raised entrepreneur asked why he chose those two cuisines, he gave a simple answer.
“I have a real love for Mexican food, and I’m Ghanaian," he said.
Osei leveraged his success with the food truck to open his restaurant, Oko, two years ago, continuing to build on his legacy.
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