Asian Cooking Classes in
New York

Embark on a culinary journey through the rich tapestry of Asian cuisine with our Cooking lessons in the heart of New York. Discover the art of creating dishes that capture the essence of sunny Asia. Whether you're a beginner or an enthusiast, our classes offer a hands-on experience, allowing you to master the techniques and savor the vibrant tastes of Asian cooking. Join us for an unforgettable culinary adventure in the melting pot of New York City!

  • Asian class are held in an equipped kitchen in the center of New York at a convenient time for you.

  • At the Asian cooking lesson you will cook 3 dishes in 2 hours together with a professional chef.

  • Everything necessary for cooking and training is prepared in advance by our specialists: products, seasonings, dishes, individual work areas.

  • Guests will be taught how to serve and serve each dish from the asian cooking classes in NYC menu beautifully and correctly to the table.

Asian Cooking Classes in NYC!

ASIA

① Ramen - Spicy, savory, and bursting with bold flavors. A delightful noodle dish that satisfies your taste buds.

② Meat gyoza: Succulent bites of savory joy. These Japanese dumplings are pan-fried to perfection, offering a delightful mix of flavors

③ Mango pudding pie: Mango pudding pie is a delightful dessert featuring a smooth, mango pudding filling nestled in a buttery pie crust, perfect for any occasion

Check the progress of Asian Cooking Classes in NYC are going!

6 interesting facts about asian cuisine

1.

Ramen comes in various styles, including Shoyu (soy sauce), Shio (salt), Miso, and Tonkotsu (pork bone broth).

2.

Filling your glass yourself is considered bad form in South Korea and Japan.

3.

Ramen noodles vary in thickness and texture. Some regions prefer thin, straight noodles, while others opt for thicker, wavy strands.

4.

In some regions of Asia, noodles are eaten without preliminary heat treatment, in dry form as a snack.

5.

Asians cut noodles to make it easier to eat.

6.

Korean rolls are called "kimpab", they are wrapped in a sheet of nori.

Working hours 

We work daily from 10 am to 9 pm

Happy to answer any questions

Visit us

WE ARE IN DOWNTOWN MANHATTAN
136 Bowery, New York, 10013

Bowery (5 min)

Grand St (3 min)