Menú
de la abuela
- Memelitas with a tender cactus salad
- Chile de árbol salsa
- Noodle soup with squash
- Caramel gelatin with fruit mix
For Oaxacan baptisms and other ceremonies, it is very common to serve “Estofado”. It is a stew made with tomatoes and spices and many also add chorizo. It is served with rice and pickled jalapeños. We end this menu with a caramel gelatin and a fruit mix.
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private class
Minimum 2 people.
Organized on Thursdays upon request, designed for those seeking a more personalized and exclusive experience.



