This document summarizes traditional cuisine from the Mexican state of Sinaloa. It begins with an introduction noting Sinaloa's coastal location and importance of seafood in its dishes. Several iconic dishes are then described, including aguachile de camaron (shrimp cured in lime juice), caguamanta (mantaray and shrimp stew), chilorio (shredded pork in chili sauce), and enchiladas del suelo (stuffed tortillas). Tamales barbones with shrimp and postres like capirotada are also highlighted. The conclusion states that Sinaloa's cuisine greatly benefits from its seafood and recommends visiting for its foods.