Top Asia Candy Making Classes

Foodies and anyone with a sweet tooth will love this private mochi and matcha-making class. Your instructor will teach you their local recipes from the comfort of their home. The recipes are simple so you don’t need experience preparing Japanese food to participate. Learn more about Japanese culture through its unique, tasty cuisine.

One of unique activities in Vietnam where we can discover Vietnamese Agriculture by getting hands to pick up all the ingredients from the organic farm and learning different techniques to grow organic food properly .Beside understanding how to make the healthy and delicious food in Vietnamese cuisines in particular and general cuisine in The world following the Yin and yang techniques design by Asian Master chef Moreover we will get great hands to understand how to make cashew nut production like souvenir to bring back for your family and friends and discover why Viet Nam is biggest country in the world for exporting the cashew nut with the professional local guides, farmer and master chef will bring you the best times in Vietnam

KINKATOU is said to be a rarity confectionery with few craftsmen manufacturing it even in Japan. By all means, please color KINKATOU with your sensitivity. The original KINKATOU that you colored will be a great souvenir of your trip to Japan. After the coloring experience, please enjoy our proud seasonal Japanese sweets with tea.

Looking for a unique family activity in Bangkok? Look no further! Embark on a sweet journey into the world of royal icing during our hands-on workshop, spanning 1–1.5 hours. Our skilled instructors, fluent in English, Japanese, Chinese, and Thai, will guide you through transforming ordinary cookies into edible works of art. With no age limit and no experience required, everyone can join in the fun. Join us daily from 10:00 to 19:00 for a delightful experience in edible artistry!

Discover the authentic flavors of Hanoi on a guided food adventure through the city’s bustling Old Quarter. Led by a local expert, this experience takes you beyond the tourist trail to hidden gems where locals truly dine. Sample a wide variety of traditional dishes, from savory street bites to refreshing local beverages, with options for both vegan and vegetarian travelers. As you eat your way through Hanoi, you’ll also uncover the stories, history, and unique architecture that make the city’s food culture so special.

In this activity guided by a professional wagashi decoration instructor, you will craft your own sakura flowers made of sweet bean paste using several different traditional techniques. You will start by shaping a beautiful pink sakura blossom through the method of nerikiri (hand kneading sweet bean paste). After that you will shape elegant sakura flowers from sweet bean paste using a piping bag. You will also master the art of icing decoration by drawing an image of Mt Fuji. The entire process of confectionary making will stimulate your creativity and artistic skills as you will arrange the decorations yourself onto a plate to form an impressive picture. At the end of the activity enjoy the sweets you made paired with a bowl of matcha tea.

✨ A Korean Royal Dessert, Made by You Create black sesame Dasik, a refined Korean tea confectionery once enjoyed by royalty. Shape each piece by hand and press traditional patterns—each carrying its own meaning—into your dough. ✨ Flavor Meets Craftsmanship Enjoy the deep, nutty flavor of premium black sesame, then take it further by choosing your own natural colors. Craft sweets that reflect your personal style, where every piece becomes edible art. ✨ Learn the Art of Bojagi Wrapping Learn bojagi wrapping, a poetic Korean tradition symbolizing care and good wishes, and wrap your handmade sweets into a meaningful keepsake. ✨ An Intimate, Peaceful Setting Make desserts, share stories, and enjoy tea in a warm and quiet studio setting, with a small group of fellow travelers. ✨ A Truly Local Cultural Experience It’s a chance to enter the world of Korean craftsmanship, hospitality, and artistry. Step into something they couldn’t find in typical cooking classes.

Kanazawa is one of the three major confectionery areas in Japan. The Sono Residence was built in 1921, and each room of the residence and its tea ceremony room was built under the guidance of the Omotesenke Iemoto, a master of the Omotesenke school of tea ceremony, for use in tea ceremonies　In this program, you can experience making seasonal Japanese sweets with a Japanese confectionary chef, and then you can experience the tea