日本 清真 和菓子 課程

Great Class. Fun and different.Recommended !

I had an incredible time learning authentic Nagoya home cooking! Unlike other classes where you just watch and eat, this was completely hands-on, which made a huge difference. Yuko-san and her family were so welcoming that the evening felt more like a warm family gathering than a formal lesson. If you want to experience the true heart of Nagoya’s food culture beyond just sitting in a restaurant, this is the perfect way to do it. I will definitely be making that tebasaki when I get back home!

We had such an exceptional experience! A sincere thank you to our host, Kaoru, who thought through every detail end-to-end to ensure a seamless experience. My family and I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it - not only the fantastic mochi lesson, but most importantly her company and the time she took to explain mochi's significance in the Japanese culture. This made such a great memory for our trip that our family will cherish for a lifetime. We will book another lesson with Kaoru the next time we are in Tokyo for sure. Thank you again! ❤️

I had a wonderful session and learned to be more appreciative of the skills and techniques required to produce such an intricate piece of edible art. My instructor was very supportive but my skills were lacking to produce a reasonably product. My advice to anyone who is interested in this is to keep practicing and be patient with yourself. Don’t expect to create anything spectacular on the first attempt.

We loved our experience. It was a very fun learning activity for my 14 year old daughter and me. The class instructor was so helpful and kind. The space was well prepared, clean, and inviting. We highly recommend.

楽しい授業でした。 おすすめします。

Very fun experience to do during our trip in Tokyo ! Thanks for the explanations et the advices !

This was a fantastic experience. The instructor was clearly very knowledgeable and experienced (and made sculpting look deceptively easy!). After watching an instruction video with english subtitles, we were given two practice opportunities to create Amezaiku rabbits using unrefined sugar before going at our third and final attempt using refined sugar. Our creations were nowhere near as refined as the instructor's examples, but the process was hilarious and we were permitted to take photos and videos/time lapses of it all. At the end, we were also encouraged to take photos of our final sculptures in front of some lovely washi/patterned cardstock.

Our friend group did this cooking class together on our first trip to Japan and the ladies were both so sweet and helpful. Everything we learned to make was much easier than expected and the printed instructions are so easy for us to follow at home for a delicious traditional meal.

We had an amazing experience with Satoko. Her class is exceptionally well delivered and she provided a great background on the cultural significance of mochi as well as the techniques to make it. She went over and beyond to make it a memorable experience and I will be recommending this class to any friends visiting Tokyo!

We had an amazing experience! Miss Maki and Miss Suzu met us at the station and guided us to the workshop. It was so much fun chatting with them. Thanks to Miss Maki’s guidance and Miss Suzu’s translation, even complete beginners like us were able to successfully make traditional Japanese sweets. We are so grateful that we were able to have this experience.

Our group had so much fun with Yuka and her associates. All of the prep work was done ahead of time so that we were ready to go when we got there. She took care to make sure it was a positive experience for everyone. While the food was beautiful, it seemed possible to prepare it in a home kitchen as long as you have access to the ingredients. We communicated easily in English. You do a lot of forming the final products, but not as much of the actual cooking, so it is a little less hands on than some classes I have been to in the past. However, I don't think it would be possible to make so many dishes in just 2.5 hours otherwise. Yuka does send a Google Maps address ahead of time. It is the correct one as a sort of demonstration kitchen of the restaurant. It is not, however, the actual restaurant, so don't get confused and go to the wrong place.