Spanish Immigration looks at life in Spain: According to the Daily Mail, Spain's Lanzarote Island features the 'Devil's Restaurant', which uses geothermal heat from a dormant volcano to prepare delicious meals, receiving unanimous praise from diners.
Reportedly, this unique restaurant is located in Timanfaya National Park in Spain, situated at the volcanic crater. Diners can enjoy panoramic views of the volcano, which is breathtaking. The restaurant fully utilizes the high-temperature geothermal heat of 450-500 degrees Celsius from a nearby dormant volcano to cook food, including various meats and seafood. The food cooked with natural geothermal heat is flavorful, making the meat tender and juicy without being greasy.
It is understood that the last eruption of the nearby dormant volcano occurred in 1824, and due to its long dormancy, scientists have confirmed the safety of this method of cooking with geothermal heat.




