Cooking Class: Udon & Dorayaki in Shinagawa
Join a hands-on cooking class in Shinagawa, Tokyo! Learn Japanese cooking techniques plus how to make udon (wheat-flour noodles) and dorayaki (red-bean stuffed pancakes) from scratch.
Highlights
Make udon (Japanese flour noodles) topped with seasonal vegetables and thinly sliced pork and dorayaki (stuffed red bean pancake) from scratch
Enjoy your meal served in authentic Japanese ceramic dishes, which can be bought from the on-site shop
Enjoy fresh, seasonal vegetables
Experience Details
Forge a deeper connection to Japan’s rich heritage through the art of making and eating udon and dorayaki! Whether you're an amateur cook or a seasoned chef, this class is designed for everyone. This cooking class is held in a welcoming café kitchen atmosphere, perfect for individuals, couples, or families. Let this journey through flavors and culture inspire your curiosity and appreciation for Japan's diverse traditions.
Get ready for a hands-on cooking lesson that goes beyond a simple recipe. You'll master crafting udon from scratch, guided by traditional techniques passed down through generations. From kneading the flour to expertly boiling the noodles, you'll discover the secrets behind creating the perfect udon. Then, you’ll top the udon with colorful seasonal vegetables and thinly sliced pork. Next, dive into the world of dorayaki, a delightful pancake stuffed with red bean paste. Learn the process of mixing, baking, and filling these delectable goodies, all while picking up skills taught in a way that can easily be replicated outside of Japan.
The best part is that you won't just make and eat udon; you'll savor it in genuine Japanese ceramic dishes. These dishes are pieces of art that elevate your dining experience to a new level of authenticity. But the journey doesn't stop at food. As part of the class, we'll delve into Japanese traditional crafts and culture. It's not just about cooking; it's about understanding the roots that nurture this cuisine. We'll discuss all these elements, ensuring you're fully engaged and enlightened.
By the end of this immersive experience, you’ll walk away with more than a satisfied appetite. Let the flavors of udon, dorayaki, and the artistry of Japanese craftsmanship transport you to a realm where food, culture, and creativity converge!
Inclusions
Ingredients to make udon and dorayaki
Handmade meal
Apron rental
Exclusions
Transportation to and from the meeting point
Meeting Point and Meeting Time
Nearby Togoshi Koen Station. Precise location details will be sent after booking.
Remarks
If an infant between 0-5 yrs of age is joining, please select the private option
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
Over 14 million residents call Tokyo home. Functioning as Japan's economic and cultural center, it's no surprise the metropolis often appears at the top of travelers' bucket lists. Here, you can find everything from traditional tea houses to futuristic skyscrapers.
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