Muhammad Radwan: Egyptian activist & food truck vendor

He was tortured in a Syrian prison. Now he runs a food truck in Germany.

Muhammad Radwan: Egyptian activist & food truck vendor Remembering Anthony Bourdain 1956-2018 Author Farid Y. Farid , Photographer Jacobia Dahm , Date 6 June 2018 On a blisteringly cold morning in a Berlin suburb, Muhammad Radwan is unusually upbeat as he neatly loads his food truck with plastic plates, cooking gas, gloves, and fresh ingredients. He then drives for about 40 minutes into town, where he serves the city’s latest favorite vegan dish. He clamors for space at the Kulturbrauerei, a former brewery surrounded by manicured, tree-lined streets in the trendy northeastern suburb of Prenzla

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