Top Asia Cooking Classes

Learn how to make beloved Taiwanese dishes from an experienced chef in this enjoyable afternoon class. You'll start with learning the secrets to making juicy soup dumplings (xiao long bao) with dough made from scratch. This will be paired with learning how to make classic Taiwanese Smashed Cucumber Salad and Bubble Milk Tea. Then, you'll get to feast on your delicious creations. Every skill level is welcome.

When traveling abroad, there is no other experience like sitting down for a meal with a local. Michiyo opens her Kyoto home to visitors to cook a meal and share conversation. Enjoy learning to make authentic Japanese cuisine, from dashi (fish broth) to chirashi sushi with your Kyoto native host. Enjoy sitting down together to for a meal with paired alcoholic drinks to accent your delicious food.

Best Interactive Home-Style Korean Cuisine Culinary Class in Seoul. Hansik mean is Korean food! For foodies who loves Hansik(Korean Food) visiting Seoul, participating in a traditional Korean Home-Style cooking class is a fantastic cultural experience. Not only is it fun and delicious but also offers a fully immersive, hands-on opportunity to learn how to cook authentic home-style Korean dishes like Gimbap(Korean rice roll), Tteokbokki(Korean rice cakes with Gochujang sauce; red chili paste), Haemulpajeon(Korean seafood green onion pancake), Budaejjigae(Korean army stew) from expert chefs who is fascinated by Hansik right in the heart of the city. You will be served a full-course home meal along with Korean tea and snacks, Sikhye (Korean rice punch), Makgeolli(Korean rice wine) and desserts. and MORE!!! Just come hungry and Let's cook "Hansik" together!!!

Ramen is a Japanese specialty of noodles in a broth with mixed toppings such as pork, seaweed, and egg. There are lots of different varieties of ramen, so save time and learn how to make three types in one class (salt ramen, soy sauce ramen, and miso ramen). No need to worry about bringing anything with you as all utensils and ingredients are provided.

Bishkek is a culinary melting pot, home to a fusion of traditions from all over Kyrgyzstan—but navigating the sprawling capital to find the city’s tastiest treats is no easy task. On this private, half-day tour, head straight to a handpicked list of local food joints for hand-pulled noodles, kebabs, pastries, and more, and take in sights such as Ala-Too Square, Victory Square, and bustling Osh Bazaar along the way.

Learn to make traditional Chinese dumplings using fresh organic ingredients in a small-group hands-on cooking class. Begin with a market walk guided by a local host to explore authentic ingredients, then prepare and boil your own dumplings. Vegan options are available upon request, making this class suitable for all food lovers.

Break up a day of sightseeing with this small-group sake tasting tour in Tokyo. Sip, swirl, and sample over 30 different bottles of sake, as you deepen your understanding of this popular Japanese rice wine with an expert guide. Learn about manufacturing processes, production areas, and flavors as you swap tasting notes with fellow travelers. Plus, each tasting comes with a curated selection of appetizers to refresh your palate.

If you love Thai food, cooking, and gardens, then this group class located in an organic garden in Chiang Mai is right up your street. Visit a local market to learn about Thai ingredients, and then choose the dishes you want to cook. You have options, so you’re not stuck cooking something you don’t like. Receive hands-on instruction from your cooking instructor to master all the techniques.

Learn to cook Sri Lankan fare from a pro with this private cooking class, held in a local family restaurant. You'll learn how to make traditional dishes and blend your own spices, and all tools and ingredients will be provided to make your experience a success. After your class, you'll sit down to dine on what you've made.

If you’ve tried Bali’s unique cuisine and want to be able to recreate it back home, this small-group Balinese cooking class is an ideal activity for you: The morning session visits a local market to shop for fresh ingredients. Learn about spices and techniques from a professional Balinese cook, then enjoy eating the fruits of your labor. Transfers from Ubud hotels are included.

End your vacation with brand new skills after you learn to cook six authentic Thai dishes, including rice and mango sticky rice, in this small-group class with individual stations in Ao Nang. Eat the fruits of your labor and receive a certificate and recipe book to bring home with you as a souvenir. The class size is limited to 12, which ensures personalized attention from your teacher.

The Ella Tasting Experience Master the art of Sri Lankan cuisine with a private, curated cooking class focused on Authentic Vegan and Gluten-Free flavors. From a hand-picked tasting menu to one-on-one guidance, we provide a bespoke culinary journey tailored to your palate, ensuring your favorite island memories stay with you long after you’ve returned home. Upon booking our experience, we craft your tailor made menu Each experience is filled with unique content matching your tastes

The art of Vietnamese cuisine is the ultimate Hoi An souvenir. This cooking class lets you master the techniques the healthy way, alongside a professional chef who values fresh ingredients, fruit and vegetables, and organic options where possible. Working in a group no larger than 10, you’ll prepare four Vietnamese signatures (with vegetarian options available), then eat them with wholesome fresh juices and seasonal fruits.

Escape the city and travel to the Vietnamese countryside to experience a cookery class with a difference. Unlike on other culinary tours, explore a local market, take a boat cruise on the Thu Bon River, ride in a cart pulled by a water buffalo, and even receive a shoulder massage before learning to cook Vietnamese delicacies. Plus, for the ultimate convenience, hotel pickup and drop-off, and a vegetarian meal option are available.

Immerse yourself in Vietnamese cuisine in this small-group cooking class in Hanoi. Start with a visit to the largest market in the city, where you will get to sample local dishes, purchase fresh ingredients and see a glimpse of the daily life of locals. Learn how to make three authentic Vietnamese dishes, which can you savor afterwards with tea and coffee.

Try your hand at Indian cooking in the home of a local home chef with this cooking class. Your instructor, Durga, will teach you how to make all sorts of savory dishes, including dal (lentils), chapati (flatbread), and a main dish. After class, you and your fellow students will sit down to dine on your creations.

Join a professional chef on this small-group Bali food experience, with round-trip transfers from central Ubud hotels. Learn about herbs, spices, and other ingredients at a local market. Enjoy a hot drink and some banana fritters while you hear about Balinese life, then head to the cooking pavilion and prepare a menu including appetizers, multiple entrees, side dishes, and dessert. After lunch, take home an instructional booklet.

Thai food can be tricky to learn how to cook on your own, which is why it’s helpful to have an instructor to help demystify the process. With this group cooking class, you’ll learn all you need to know to make dishes at home, and get to dine on what you cook in class. You’ll also take home with a PDF featuring 40 pages of recipes at no extra cost.

Travelers wanting to learn more about Vietnamese cuisine and rural life will love this fun half-day tour from Hoi An. Start with a market visit, where you’ll gather food for your cooking class. Then try fishing from a boat on the river, using traditional techniques, before arriving at the restaurant for your two-hour Vietnamese cooking class. Learn new skills that you can practice later at home.

Add the finishing touch to your Canggu villa vacation and bring home the perfect souvenir from Indonesia, when you book this private cooking tutor to teach you three local favorites at your very own villa. Master the art of gado-gado salad, corn fritters, chicken in sweet soy sauce, or klepon, a coconut and palm sugar sweet. Your chef will bring all the supplies and even do the dishes.

Learn the art of traditional Japanese sweets in a private, hands-on mochi-making class in a local Tokyo home near Shibuya. With your instructor's guidance, you’ll shape and cook fruit daifuku and dango—vegan, gluten-free sweets—taste your creations with coffee, tea, or matcha, and hear stories about their cultural history. The intimate setting offers a joyful way to experience real Japanese hospitality and try unique treats.

Enjoy a world of quiet elegance at Nishiki Orizuruya. All plans include kimono rental (with free hair styling for women) and are guided in English. 1. Authentic Tea Ceremony: After a captivating demonstration, learn to whisk your own matcha using a traditional bamboo whisk. Your prepared tea is paired with exquisite, seasonal Wagashi (traditional sweets) sourced from a celebrated 100-year-old Kyoto confectionery shop. 2. Tea Ceremony & Calligraphy: Combine the meditative art of tea with the flow of brush and ink. After savoring your matcha and sweets, learn to write your favorite kanji using a brush and ink. A great chance to create a personal keepsake. 3. Tea Ceremony & Guided Nishiki Market Tour: Enjoy the complete tea ceremony experience, then set out on a culinary adventure. Explore the bustling stalls of "Kyoto’s Kitchen" (Nishiki Market), hidden local shrines, and ancient specialty shops to discover the deep roots of Kyoto's food culture.

Dive into Japan’s kawaii food culture with an interactive bento‑making Japanese cooking class in Tokyo. Under expert guidance, shape rice into a themed “character” lunchbox—panda, dog, or a seasonal character—using fresh, local ingredients. It’s a creative, hands‑on, family-friendly Tokyo activity for kids and first-timers that blends cooking with cultural insight. Enjoy a delicious (and adorable) meal and go home with a fun new skill.

Discover the culture behind *izakaya*, the Japanese equivalent to tapas, during a half-day cooking class with dinner in Kyoto. Rather than just dining on popular home dishes, learn tips and tricks for getting the food right at home during a session with a master chef before preparing and eating your own izakaya-style creations. It’s the perfect chance to explore the country’s cuisine beyond the typical sushi and teriyaki offerings.