Nagoya Home Cooking Class with Miso
Discover the magic of miso during this Nagoya food home cooking class. Make a number of classic dishes from Nagoya and learn about the versatile uses of miso while you're at it.
Highlights
Discover the versatility of red miso, learn about how it’s made and the ongoing legacy of miso in Nagoya
Learn how to make dashi soup stock, an integral element to flavor a lot of Japanese cuisine
Learn how to make Nagoya-style fried chicken and miso katsu sando (pork cutlet sandwich with miso sauce)
Make a delicious tenmusu rice ball (a local tempura shrimp onigiri)
Get tips and tricks on Japanese cooking as you go
10 meals
Experience Details
Nagoya is typically known for its powerhouse industrial economy (one of the strongest in Japan) but is often overlooked as a destination in itself. To fuel the hardworking people of Nagoya, the unique cuisine of Aichi Prefecture is often referred to as "Nagoya meshi", a uniquely distinct food culture that has developed over the span of centuries.
One delicious defining feature of Nagoya food is that Nagoyans will put miso in just about anything! In particular, Nagoya food is always jazzed up with a delicious, dense dollop of red miso, a distinct Japanese flavoring from fermented soybeans that has a deep, savory flavor.
During this Nagoya Food Home Cooking Class, you’ll be cooking in a typical Japanese home, where you’ll learn everything there is to know about miso, while using it in a number of dishes.
You’ll make Nagoya-style karaage (fried chicken), originally made famous for being spicy. Then, you’ll shape a rice ball with a piece of shrimp tempura in it, a local specialty known as “tenmusu,” and get tips and tricks about cooking Nagoya food. You'll complete your meal with a delicious "miso katsu sando", a sandwich with a thick, crispy pork cutlet and miso sauce.
Once you're finished cooking, enjoy your meal with your host while you keep learning about what makes Nagoya food so special.
Inclusions
A 2-hour private home cooking class of miso-flavored Nagoya food
English-speaking Japanese cooking instructor
Ingredients for making a number of dishes using miso
Utensils and tools to make various Nagoya food dishes
Recipes in English
Exclusions
Transportation fee to and from the cooking class location
Meeting Point and Meeting Time
The meeting point is at JR Kasugai Station, a 20-minute train ride from Nagoya Station via the Chuo Line. The cooking studio is located in Kasugai, Nagoya. Detailed instructions will be shared upon booking.
Remarks
Other dietary requirements can be accommodated for, please let us know
Cancellation Policy
Cancel your booking at least 2 days before the experience start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
Experience Location
Home to the economic powerhouse and port city of Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture backs onto mountainous landscapes that overlook the two peninsulas surrounding Mikawa Bay and famously fuels its hard-working people with miso, complimentary breakfasts, and more miso.
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