Brasa & Ceniza

Live-fire tasting menu · Roma Norte

Nine courses, one fire, thirty-four seats.

One menu, nine courses, built on heirloom corn, wild herbs and dry-aged meats, cooked over live fire. By reservation only.

Reserve a Table Chef’s counter seats 8 — request it when you book.

Stir the coals · hold to blow

01 · The fire

Everything answers to the flame

Live fire is the method here, not a garnish. Embers, smoke and ash shape how each ingredient is cooked and how it tastes. Brasa is the heat; ceniza is what remains — and both belong on the plate.

02 · The pantry

Corn, herbs and aged meat

The menu is anchored by three things: heirloom corn, wild herbs and dry-aged meats. Each is cooked to let its character come through smoke and heat rather than be disguised by it.

Three things, cooked over live fire

The menu

There is no à la carte, only the 9-course tasting menu. Add the mezcal pairing if you like. The courses themselves are kept for the table.

The room

34 seats, the kitchen in full view

The kitchen is open, so the fire is part of the room. Thirty-four seats keep the evening intimate, and the chef’s counter seats eight for those who want to sit closest to the cooking.

Who it’s for

For the table that takes dinner seriously

Chasing every serious opening, hosting clients, or traveling for the food—the format is the same: a single, considered menu cooked over fire.

Tonight, or next week

Reservations only

We open Wednesday to Saturday, 7pm to 11pm, and every table is booked in advance. Reserve the dining room or request one of the eight seats at the chef’s counter.

  • Wednesday to Saturday
  • 7pm to 11pm
  • Roma Norte, Mexico City
Chef’s counter seats 8—request it when you book.
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