Artist Frida Kahlo’s great-great-nephew, chef Diego Isunza Kahlo, offers a three-night interactive dinner series from Feb. 8 to 10 that will take diners on a virtual tour of Mexico City’s vibrant neighborhoods.
The eight-course meal, hosted at Napa’s Compline Restaurant, celebrates 24 hours of dining in the culinary mecca, starting and ending with breakfast. Guests can follow the journey on a map, and Isunza will offer his own stories with each dish.
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“I present a menu in which, from breakfast through my midnight cravings, I will create a tour without respecting purisms or traditions imposed by the gastronomic police. These are the places, memories and flavors that in a very personal way have left a mark in my memory, in my heart and surely, in the size of my pants,” says Isunza Kahlo.
Reservations are $125 per person with the option to add an international wine pairing. More details and tickets available at https://shorturl.at/dpJY3.