Tokyo Soba Cooking Classes(4)
Handmade Soba Noodles Cooking Class
These healthy buckwheat noodles are as fun to make as they are to slurp! During this soba making class with a warm and friendly host, you’ll mix, roll, cut, and prepare the soba from scratch, starting from buckwheat flour.
Handmade Buckwheat Soba Noodle & Kakiage Tempura Class
Take part in a traditional Japanese food-making class with an expert chef, where you'll cut buckwheat noodles and fry vegetable tempura to make a delicious soup, and prepare your own tasty fried dish in an Asakusa classroom.
Japanese Soba Noodles Making Class in Nippori (Tokyo)
Create, craft, and enjoy traditional Japanese soba noodles in this cooking class in Nippori, Tokyo. You’ll receive hands-on training from a soba master who will lead you down a culinary journey you’re unlikely to forget!
Make Soba Noodles With a Pro Chef in a Shibuya Restaurant
Learn to make a classic Japanese noodle dish with a pro chef in his Shibuya sushi restaurant. You’ll mix, knead, shape, and cut soba noodles and learn about Japanese food culture, then enjoy noodles made by you and by the chef.
Soba Making Classes in Tokyo
Typically eaten either hot with a broth or cool with a dipping sauce (known as ‘mentsuyu’), soba noodles are undoubtedly a staple dish in Japan. Notoriously healthy, soba noodles are made from buckwheat flour, and are served everywhere from local fast food diners to specialty noodle restaurants. Like ramen and udon, the best type of soba are the noodles which are freshly handmade! Ever wondered how to make them? If you are visiting Tokyo, you can learn this traditional skill by joining a hands-on soba making class in Tokyo. Discover the essential ingredients and regional varieties as you master a new noodle-y skill! From preparing the fragrant dough to kneading and cutting it with precision, learn the traditional techniques of how to make soba buckwheat noodles for yourself during a soba making class in Tokyo. The best part, of course, is eating your delicious handmade soba noodles at the end of a Tokyo soba making class! That’s as fresh as noodles possibly get.