Kyoto Pescetarian Washoku Classes(8)

Join Kyoto's pescetarian Washoku classes to master traditional Japanese cooking with fresh ingredients. Ideal for food enthusiasts!
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Soy Sauce Workshop & Tasting in a Kyoto Sushi Restaurant

Explore the rich flavors of soy sauce, learn cooking tips, and taste five unique soy sauces paired with Japanese dishes in this workshop with food tastings at a long-established sushi restaurant near Nijo Castle in central Kyoto.

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Kyoto-Style Sushi Making Class in a Traditional Restaurant

Step into a sushi restaurant near Nijo Castle and the Kyoto Gyoen National Garden for a class on traditional sushi. You’ll craft a chirashizushi bowl and make oshizushi (pressed sushi) under expert guidance and enjoy a delicious meal.

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Miso Making Class & Tasting in a Kyoto Sushi Restaurant

Umami-rich miso is used extensively in Japanese cuisine, from ramen to salad seasonings. In this miso-making class and tasting in Kyoto, discover its rich flavors and create your own batch to take home guided by an expert in fermented foods.

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Izakaya Foods Cooking Class in Kyoto (5 Dishes)

Don’t just visit an izakaya, learn to make your very own izakaya-style food in this cooking class in Kyoto. Learn classic recipes to cook and enjoy five different staple dishes like yakitori and oden guided by friendly local hosts.

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Kyoto Takoyaki & Okonomiyaki Cooking Class

Looking for the best okonomiyaki and takoyaki in Kyoto? Learn to make it yourself in this cooking class! Master the art of cooking on a hot griddle by flipping and grilling these two regional classic dishes to crispy, savory perfection.

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Akashari Sushi-Making Class in Kyoto

Learn to make Edomae-style sushi using three types of sushi vinegar in this sushi-making workshop in Kyoto. The star of the class will be akashari sushi (red vinegar sushi), a delicacy you’ll enjoy with a steamy bowl of aka-miso (red miso soup.)

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Kyoto Cooking Class: Kitsune Udon & Seasoned Rice

While in Kyoto, learn to make two of the region’s comfort foods — kitsune udon noodles and kayaku gohan seasoned rice — in this cozy home cooking class. Gluten-free, vegan, halal and other variations can be accommodated!

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Home Cooking Class w/ Fermented Ingredients in Kyoto

Discover the keys to Japanese home cooking in this cozy cooking class in Kyoto. Learn healthy recipes for a seasonal menu centered around fermented ingredients and staples of Japanese cuisine.

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This is a must do workshop for any home cook who wants to be able to produce Kyoto Sushi for their family and friends. It is easier to make than the Tokyo sushi which is more widely known. I attended this Kyoto Sushi Making workshop lead by Mitsuru, the third generation chef running the restaurant. He explained a little of the history of sushi and in particular the differences between Kyoto and Tokyo in terms of sushi style. He also showed the technique for sharpening the sushi knife as it cannot be sharpened by a knife sharpener like western knives. An important difference is also the vinegar used and he explained about the two types and how they are made. Then he took me step by step through making Kyoto Sushi getting me to follow his example and do it for myself. Some elements like the rice and the diced shitake mushrooms he had already prepared. He guided me to an end result that looked surprisingly okay for a first attempt. The proof was in the eating and it tasted very good. It was a very enjoyable and worthwhile two hours. Mitsuru is clear in his explanations and uses visuals to help understanding. He also gives many pointers from his experience of running a very successful sushi restaurant.
Gerard Buckley
March 31, 2025
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The Soy Sauce Tasting and pairing was a very good experience and I would recommend it to anybody who wants to learn more about Japanese soya sauce or who wants to add a little more taste variation and refinement to their home cooking. Akane explained clearly and with visuals some of the history of soya sauce and how it is produced including the variation of ingredients and the results that produces. We then moved on to the tasting of 6 different Japanese soya sauces to understand what the difference was in taste and also to see which ones I preferred. The next step was matching each soya sauce with two types of fish and beef. Again to see the differences and also my preferences. It was for me a very worthwhile and enjoyable experience with Akane answering many questions based on her exploration and study of Japanese, Chinese and Taiwanese soya sauces. She has a valuable knowledge to tap into for those interested.
Gerard Buckley
March 30, 2025
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Soy Sauce Workshop & Tasting in a Kyoto Sushi Restaurant
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This was an exceptional miso making class, incredibly insightful. I can’t recommend it enough
Tyler Johnston
March 29, 2025
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Miso Making Class & Tasting in a Kyoto Sushi Restaurant
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Discover the Art of Washoku in Kyoto

Kyoto, with its rich history and cultural heritage, is the perfect destination for food enthusiasts looking to immerse themselves in traditional Japanese cuisine. If you follow a pescetarian diet, you're in luck—many culinary experiences here offer delicious pescetarian-friendly options. One of the best ways to explore the flavors of Kyoto is by participating in authentic Washoku cooking classes.

Washoku, or traditional Japanese cuisine, is known for its emphasis on seasonal ingredients, harmony of flavors, and beautiful presentation. In Kyoto, you can learn how to prepare this exquisite cuisine from skilled local chefs who are passionate about sharing their knowledge and skills. These classes not only teach you the techniques for creating delicious dishes but also give you insights into the cultural significance of each ingredient and recipe.

Pescetarian-Friendly Washoku Classes

For pescetarians, Kyoto's Washoku classes offer a unique opportunity to enjoy a variety of traditional dishes made with fish, seafood, and plant-based ingredients. These classes ensure that every meal is balanced and full of flavor, adhering to the principles of Washoku. You might learn to make perfectly seasoned sushi, delicate sashimi, or a comforting bowl of miso soup featuring fresh seaweed and tofu.

Classes typically start with an introduction to essential Japanese ingredients, such as soy sauce, miso, and dashi stock. As you progress, you'll delve into more complex preparations, learning how to combine flavors and present each dish beautifully. The emphasis on fresh, local, and seasonal ingredients means that every class offers something new and exciting to try.

Unforgettable Culinary Experiences in Kyoto

Participating in a Washoku class in Kyoto is more than just about learning recipes—it's an experience that connects you to Japan's rich culinary history and traditions. As part of the class, you'll often get the chance to visit local markets, where you can see and learn about the ingredients firsthand. This immersive experience enhances your understanding of the significance of each ingredient in traditional Japanese meals.

Whether you're a seasoned chef or a culinary novice, these classes cater to all skill levels. The small class sizes ensure that you get personalized attention and guidance, making it a truly engaging experience. After mastering the art of Washoku, you'll leave with the confidence to recreate these delicious pescetarian dishes at home, impressing your friends and family with your new skills.

In conclusion, Kyoto's pescetarian Washoku classes offer an enlightening journey into the world of Japanese cuisine, perfect for anyone looking to deepen their culinary knowledge while adhering to a pescetarian diet. With expert guidance from local chefs, these classes provide a fulfilling and educational experience you won't soon forget.