Top Asia Cooking Classes

In this hands-on workshop, appreciate the art of making Japanese tea as you prepare and try different drinks including oolong tea, matcha, and hojicha. Learn about tea’s historical significance in the country and brew tea like a master using traditional techniques and locally sourced organic tea leaves. You’ll even sample a tea cocktail and traditional Japanese sweets.

Discover Penang, a historical gem that enchants visitors with its rich culture, continuous celebrations, and reputation as Malaysia's food paradise. Immerse yourself in the local lifestyle with our Morning Market Tour. Feel the energy of the market, where traders interact passionately with shoppers. Be drawn in by the irresistible scent of street food, meticulously crafted by local vendors, and the visually appealing, colorful Kueh, pastries, and desserts that are a delight for the senses. At Penang Chiak, we offer more than just a sampling of local cuisine. We reveal the mysteries behind the ingredients and the cooking process, allowing attendees to dive deeper, acquire unique skills, and comprehend the art of spice management. Participate in our 4 to 5-hour session at Penang Chiak, which includes a Market Tour, Breakfast, and Cooking Classes. Timings are subject to booking inquiries or private reservations. Embark on this HALAL/MUSLIM FRIENDLY gastronomic adventure in Penang!

This is private Cooking Class for only you 2 people. You will learn the secret of cooking Korean dish to cook easily at home with the ingredients which is available in your place. Vegetarian or vegan options can also be arranged. Please let us know in advance so we can discuss your preferences. In the process you also discover how easy will be to recreate this dishes back home.

Laghman is one of Central Asia’s most traditional meals, but few people take the time to understand the stories behind this iconic meat-and-noodle dish—nor how to make it. Learn how to prepare laghman from scratch during this small-group cooking workshop in Bishkek. Get hands-on instruction in the cooking process as you listen to stories about Kyrgyzstan’s culinary history. Then, sit down to enjoy your freshly prepared dinner.

With the help of a local tour guide you will discover the history and culture of one of the most popular dishes in Central Asia.

• Paint a unique ramen bowl / spoon with your own design or Japanese motifs • Master the traditional yugiri technique for draining ramen noodles • Enjoy personalized ramen, then return the next day to collect your bowl

• Make sushi and Osaka-style okonomiyaki with a seasoned local chef • Experience a traditional matcha tea ceremony with Japanese sweets • Receive a personalized calligraphy card as a memorable keepsake • Family-friendly class suitable for all ages and skill levels

Tempura udon and gyoza are two of Japanese cuisine’s most popular dishes. Rather than just sampling them, in this half-day private cooking class, you’ll learn how to make them for yourself. Get your hands messy kneading udon dough, discover the right way to fry crispy tempura, and learn how to fold gyoza after filling them with your favorite ingredients.

This is the perfect experience for visitors who are looking for gluten-free or vegan food. Join an instructor for a hands-on cooking class, where you can learn to make gluten-free and vegan udon noodles from scratch. Learn special techniques—such as how to roll and cut dough—and best of all, enjoy your meal at the end of the class, with seasonal vegetable tempura

Experience the culinary delight of making and eating tempura in Osaka. Sizzle up a variety of delicious types of tempura—succulent shrimp, crispy vegetables, and savory kakiage. In this family-friendly class led by Max, a Japanese-American chef and restaurant owner. Savor your freshly fried creations with a side of rice, comforting miso soup, a delectable dessert, and green tea all while enjoying a stunning view of Osaka. With options tailored to your unique dietary needs, this meal promises to be both delicious and accommodating.

It will be a private experience. ① Experience at a "real soba restaurant" that is not for tourism This experience is not held in a dedicated experience facility, but in a real hand-made soba restaurant that is actually open. The soba chefs who make and serve soba noodles on a daily basis give direct instruction, so you can learn about Japanese soba culture "in the real world."It is not simplified for sightseeing, but a major feature of soba is that you can experience the same process and way of thinking as Japanese people usually eat soba. ② Experience the "complete soba making process" from start to finish While many cooking experiences experience only a part of the process, in this plan, Mix buckwheat flour → Put dough together → Stretch → Cut You will experience the whole sequence of:It is a composition that allows you to experience the delicacy of soba making and why craftsmanship is required. ③ The luxury of tasting freshly beaten and boiled The experience is unique in that you can taste your own soba noodles at the most delicious time. Freshly made and boiled, soba has a completely different aroma and texture than the soba eaten in restaurants.In order to bring out the original flavor of soba, we offer a variety of Japanese-style dishes such as warm soba sauce and tenkasu. ④ Hokkaido's seasonal tempura and sake close to soba The tempura served with soba noodles is mainly made from seasonal ingredients from Hokkaido. It is simple cooking that utilizes the taste of the ingredients, and emphasizes compatibility with soba. Sake is three types of local sake from Hokkaido carefully selected by the dominant sake master. By comparing two types of cold sake and one type of warmed sake, you can experience the change in aroma and taste depending on the temperature. By pairing it with soba noodles and tempura, you can realize that sake is “sake to enjoy with meals.” ⑤ Premium Experience with Small Groups Because it is a private experience for a small number of people, you can enjoy learning because you are close to the craftsmen. You can enjoy the experience and the meal in a calm space. It's not mass acceptance, so we focus on politeness and quality experiences. ⑧ "Memorable Experiences" of Travel in Japan This experience is more than just cooking classes and meals. It is the very time to experience authentic soba and sake culture that can only be done in Japan. "Not only photos and videos, but also ""memories made and tasted with my own hands"" will be a special memory of my trip to Japan."

A completely private Japanese food experience for people with dietary restrictions. ① Gluten-free, halal, vegetarian and vegan Even if you have dietary restrictions, this is a special plan where you can enjoy authentic Japanese soba making and tempura.Please let us know what you need to do when you make your reservation. ② Handmade 100% buckwheat flour "Juwari Soba" without flour You can experience authentic soba making using Hokkaido buckwheat flour until you knead, stretch and cut. ③ Tempura and soba broth are available according to dietary restrictions We prepare meals according to your reservation, such as rice flour tempura and vegetable tempura. ④ Experience at a real handmade soba restaurant, not a tourist facility Soba artisans provide direct support.In addition to making soba, you can also enjoy Japanese soba culture, such as how to eat soba and soba hot water. (5) Completely private, so you can rest assured It can be experienced by family or group alone, not with other groups.

Both hand-rolled sushi and sushi are ancient Japanese cultures, but hand-rolled sushi is highly recommended for families because it is easier and more enjoyable for children than sushi. Because it specializes in Hokkaido ingredients, everyone can enjoy and experience Japanese culture, including Hokkaido seafood, meat, and tempura. It is also known for its hon wasabi (Japanese horseradish), which can be enjoyed by all, regardless of whether you are an adult or a child, because you can also arrange food. Hand-rolled sushi is an extension of sushi. 4 people or more Experience up to 14 people. If you have more than 15 people, please contact the store directly. It is also possible for group customers.

A cooking class experience during your trip is a way to gain respect for the tradition that goes into making your food, and it's a great way to share your travels long after you're home.

This cooking class is based on a survival way of cooking back in the days when cooking ware was not invented yet. The dish that's cooked inside bamboo has a distinct smoky taste that can't be achieved in cooking in metal cookware.

Join us for an exciting culinary experience at Hadsan Cove Resort, situated in Marigondon Lapu Lapu City, where you can learn to cook 4 Famous Filipino dishes, and Local Dessert, all within 4 hours Under the guidance of our skilled chefs, you'll discover the secrets behind preparing Famous Filipino Cuisine using fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Whether you're a seasoned chef or a novice in the kitchen, our cooking classes offer something for everyone. Join us for an exciting culinary experience that will tantalize your taste buds and leave you craving more. Book your spot now and embark on a gastronomic adventure at Hadsan Cove Resort!

Dive deep into traditional Balinese lifestyles and discover the ancient rhythms that still govern daily life on this cooking class in an authentic local home. After pickup from your Ubud hotel, join morning shoppers at a wet market then head to the fields to discover the delicate art of farming rice. Next, learn to cook Balinese classics and feast on the dishes you’ve prepared before heading back to your hotel.

You can have an Kyoto specific culinary experience in this class. Japan has a long history of vegan cuisine which developed at Buddhist temples. Since killing animals is strictly prohibited in Buddhism, so all the dishes generally don’t contain any animal products such as meat and fish. It's very healthy and well-balanced cuisine featuring seasonal vegetables, soybeans(tofu), grains, seaweed or many fermented foods. We make a variety of dishes inspired by classic Buddhist cooking with modern twists. These delicious dishes make the most of the original taste of local ingredients. It's not difficult to cook at all but you will find the delicacy of Japanese cuisine in every detail of the dish. I'm sure you can enjoy Japanese authentic cooking which you are not be able to taste in the restaurant.

This class goes beyond the usual cooking lesson —you’ll learn the secret plant based ingredient that gives our gyoza its meaty texture, and discover an easy trick for making ramen noodles from scratch, no special equipment needed. The broth itself is rich and creamy, built on the deep umami of traditional dashi. It’s a hands on experience loved by vegans and meat-eaters alike. Led by a former food writer with deep knowledge of Kyoto’s food scene, Yukari can also recommend the best restaurants around the city based on your taste.

This special tea ceremony takes place in the most traditional tea room at Nishijin Lifestyle Museum Tondaya, a nationally designated cultural asset with a history spanning more than 140 years. Within this historic machiya lies a small, authentic tea room known as Rakuju. Its construction was supervised by the 12th-generation tea master of the Musha Koji Senke school, one of the principal schools of Japanese tea ceremony. Enjoy Uji matcha and traditional Japanese sweets as you immerse yourself in the quiet history and serenity of an authentic tea ceremony, while observing a seasoned tea master perform the ritual. Following the tea ceremony, we will guide you through Tondaya itself—a 140-year-old machiya designated as a culturally significant landmark by the Kyoto City Government. A treasure trove of historically valuable artifacts and stories, Tondaya offers a deeper understanding of Kyoto’s living heritage, shared by passionate staff. We at Tonadya look forward to your visit!

Learn about washoku—or Japanese cuisine—and how to prepare a seasonal Ichiju Sansai meal of soup, rice, one main dish, and two side dishes in a private cooking class in Tokyo. Discover Japanese culinary customs, etiquette, and the spirit of omotenashi while cooking with fresh, seasonal ingredients. Enjoy hands-on practice, a complete meal, and an English recipe to take home.

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

Learn sushi making from professional chefs at Wakaran, one of Nagasaki's top 2 Japanese restaurants, in an authentic traditional setting. The highlight is our exclusive comparison tasting—create nigiri sushi with premium tuna and salmon, then taste your creation alongside identical pieces made by master chefs to understand the subtle differences that define professional technique. Complete Cultural Experience Beyond sushi making, enjoy award-winning Sonogi tea (4-time consecutive Japan champion) and Wakaran's signature castella cake in our beautifully designed traditional Japanese architectural space, offering an immersive cultural journey that combines culinary mastery with authentic Japanese hospitality.

We are located in the heart of Kyoto, just a 12-minute walk from Kyoto Station and a 2-minute walk from Nishi Honganji Temple. Our facility is a beautifully renovated traditional Japanese house that dates back 130 years. We have transformed it into a classroom where we provide an authentic Japanese cultural experience for overseas visitors to Japan, aiming to offer a genuine taste of Kyoto's rich cultural heritage. Inside the historic house, you will find a majority of antique furniture and artifacts that are over 110 years old. With this setting, along with traditional Japanese music, we strive to create an immersive cultural experience that takes you back to Kyoto as it was 130 years ago. Our teachers are all local to Kyoto and possess a deep understanding of Japanese culture. They are passionate about sharing their knowledge and providing you with an enriching experience.