Where to Find Us My fascination and love for Mexico is not limited only to Mexican food, but extends to its rich culture, colorful landscape, and warm people.

"COMO Mexico no hay dos"
 
My experience in Mexican cuisine is over 12 years old, with extensive traveling between the south west USA and Mexico, attending several workshops, and cooking classes.

With american ambassedor in lebanon - 2000 -
Mr. David Suterfield

TEOTIHUACAN
The temple of the Sun near Mexico city - 1997 -

   

With the ambassador of Mexico
Mr. Edgardo Rivas Flores and my wife IRYNA

When you can use my services:
1- If you want to open a Mexican restaurant and you don't have all the expertise necessary to do so.
2- If you already have a Mexican restaurant but you need to improve it, adding new ideas and new dishes to your menu.
3- If you have a non-Mexican restaurant but you want to convert it into a Mexican one.
4- If you have a non-Mexican restaurant but you want to add some new exotic dishes to enhance your menu.
   

Where my consultation can be useful to you:
A- In Architecture and Design: Tons of ideas, pictures I have taken throughout my travels, details, books, etc…
B- In finding the necessary materials at the best prices (Artcrafts, posters & paintings, fabrics, food ingredients, kitchen utensils and accessories.
C- Menu ( Design and Implementation) Hands-on training with your kitchen staff teaching them how to cook light , fresh and healthy dishes using authentic ingredients and easy techniques.
D- Follow-up and quality control on regular basis, to ensure regularity and consistency of food and service.
   
   
If interested, email Tony Sfeir at elmolino@cyberia.net.lb

EL TORITO Management
Trainee Team Los Angelos - 1990
 

With Chef Daniel

With Kathy Long in Santa Fe- New Mexico
Kathy is the author of many books
of Mexican cooking;
she is a leading chef who lives now in Santa Fe
   

Puerto Escondido
" Rosa " has a beach shack but she does the best grilled seafood a la plancha

Latest News in Mexican Food Industry:
After a large success in the 80's and a relatively slowdown in the 90's, a new concept in the Mexican food is born and it's taking America by storm. Goodbye Taco Bell, welcome Baja Fresh. Even the giant McDonald is jumping on that new concept of cooking light, fresh and tasty at affordable prices to everyone; but the leader of this concept is uncontestably Baja Fresh where the list of people interested in becoming franchisees is probably longer than the line of people waiting for a taco or a burrito.
   

Notice to Investors:
If you are interested in that new concept, or in starting a new chain of Mexican fast food anywhere in the world and this is the right time to do it, I have the necessary experience to do it with you. Let's talk.

Puebla ( Mexico ) - 1998
My teacher of traditional Mexican cuisine


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