Casa del Fuego: The Flame Art Gallery of Aguascalientes

✅In Aguascalientes—the city famed for its hot springs—Casa del Fuego reinterprets the soul of Mexican cuisine through fire. 📷Housed in a converted fire station, the restaurant retains original red steel poles where firefighters once slid down, while the space once reserved for fire trucks now hosts ten distinct live-fire cooking stations—from Mayan underground pits to Spanish paella hearths—each flame telling a different chapter of culinary history. 😋Don't miss the chef's "Flame Trilogy": the starter "Volcanic Stone Grill" features local red ant eggs sizzled on scorching basalt; 💥 the main "Firefighter Steak" is flambéed with tequila sprayed from a fire-hose-shaped device; and the grand finale "Lava Chocolate" involves tableside liquid nitrogen poured for an erupting volcano effect. ⭕Saturday's "Fire Dance Show" is the restaurant's highlight—performers weave between tables with flaming batons, while real-time projections of Mexico's active volcanoes illuminate the walls. 💎Reserve the "Fire Chief's Table"—a 12-seater crafted from repurposed fire hoses facing the open kitchen's fiery theater. #IndustrialChicRestaurant #Aguascalientes #CulinaryPerformance