The Litoral Kin Toh Tulum dinner arrives on April 18, 2026, at Kin Toh, launching a new chef collaboration series at AZULIK Tulum. This one-night event will bring together Octavio Santiago of Kiosco Verde and Rogelio Gorozpe, creating a six-course tasting experience inspired by the sea and the land of the Mexican Caribbean.

Scheduled for 8:30 p.m. along the Tulum–Boca Paila hotel zone, the dinner introduces a format designed to connect regional identity, local ingredients, and Latin American culinary talent.

A Culinary Concept Rooted in Sea and Land

At its core, Litoral Kin Toh Tulum is built around a simple but powerful idea: the meeting of marine and terrestrial ingredients.

The menu begins with seafood elements such as scallops, mussels, shrimp, and caviar. From there, it transitions toward land-based traditions, incorporating:

  • Rabbit pibil
  • Longaniza from Valladolid
  • Escamoles and chicatana ants
  • Melipona honey

As a result, the dinner becomes a structured narrative of the region’s culinary identity, what comes from the water, what comes from the earth, and how both coexist on the same table.

Two Chefs, Two Culinary Perspectives

The collaboration brings together two chefs with distinct backgrounds within the Mexican Caribbean.

Octavio Santiago represents Kiosco Verde in Cancún, a long-standing seafood restaurant rooted in family tradition. His approach focuses on fresh catch and charcoal-grilled techniques shaped by coastal life.

He is joined by Rogelio Gorozpe, Corporate Chef at AZULIK, known for developing the concept of “Jungle Cuisine.” His work integrates ancestral Maya techniques with ingredients sourced from the surrounding forest.

Together, their contrasting styles form the foundation of Litoral Kin Toh Tulum, reflecting the natural duality of the region.

A Coordinated Multi-Chef Experience

The experience concludes with dessert by AZULIK Pastry Chef Cindy Bojórquez Poot. Her final course is expected to feature the following:

  • Pixtle
  • Fresh mamey
  • Rum-soaked tres leches
  • Caramelized pine nuts

This multi-chef structure reinforces that the dinner is not a simple guest appearance but a coordinated culinary collaboration across different specialties.

Kin Toh and Tulum’s Evolving Dining Scene

Located within AZULIK, Kin Toh is one of the most recognizable dining destinations in Tulum. Its elevated jungle setting and architectural design have positioned it as both a restaurant and an experience.

Because of this visibility, Litoral Kin Toh Tulum extends beyond a single dinner. It marks the launch of a monthly chef series, which could become a recurring fixture in the region’s culinary calendar.

Why This Event Matters for Tulum

The significance of Litoral Kin Toh Tulum lies in its broader impact on the local market.

For visitors, it offers a defined culinary experience tied to a specific date and concept. For residents and hospitality professionals, it signals a shift toward more structured, chef-driven programming.

Moreover, the event reinforces a key aspect of the Riviera Maya’s identity:
The strongest culinary narratives here are rooted in local ingredients, traditions, and regional techniques. This dinner places those elements at the center, rather than relying solely on visual spectacle.

Event Details

  • Date: April 18, 2026
  • Time: 8:30 PM
  • Location: Kin Toh, Carretera Tulum–Boca Paila Km 5
  • Price: $3,500 MXN per person
  • Reservations: Required via AZULIK website or Instagram

Because seating is limited, availability will likely determine attendance.

A New Culinary Platform in Tulum

Ultimately, Litoral Kin Toh Tulum represents more than a one-night dinner. It signals the beginning of a structured platform for culinary collaboration in Tulum.

If successful, this monthly series could strengthen the town’s position as a destination not only for tourism, but also for high-level gastronomy.