The little extra…
Chiapas, this territory of steep mountains in southeastern Mexico, is the ancestral homeland of corn and cocoa.
In addition to these sacred foods, there are other products of the earth such as tomatoes, chayotes, pumpkin, beans, potatoes, yucca, chipiline and deer meat, pheasants, fish and turtles.
With the Hispanic conquest 500 years ago came wheat, cattle and chickens.
During the colonial era, the isolation and remoteness of the cities of New Spain and the General Capitol of Central America made the combination of these foods a tasty but different cuisine.
This philosophy is reflected in the food of El Fogón de Jovel, which offers the traditional taste of Chiapas in its dishes.
This involves saving traditional recipes, getting to know the true cuisine of the region, as well as showcasing indigenous cuisine in a propitious, elegant and folkloric atmosphere, in a totally immersive environment where the mysticism of the stove transports us to a place where the magic of transforming the fruits of Mother Earth into delicious dishes is served with all the love, taste, history, traditions and secrets of the Mayan ancestors.