Tokyo Udon Cooking Classes(6)
Tempura Udon and Gyoza Cooking Experience in Tokyo Home
Tempura udon and gyoza are a match made in culinary heaven. Learn how to make these iconic Japanese dishes at a home cooking class in Tokyo. Once you’ve mastered these dishes, enjoy your meal and take home a recipe booklet at the end.
Homemade Udon and Traditional Calligraphy Class in Tokyo
During this Japanese culture class in Tokyo, learn how to make the satisfyingly thick and chewy udon noodles from scratch, and use traditional Japanese calligraphy tools to write a kanji character of your choosing.
Tokyo Vegan & Gluten-Free Cooking Class: Make Udon Noodles
Join Chef Chiaki in Nippori, central Tokyo, for a fun, hands-on cooking class for all skill levels! Make vegan gluten-free udon noodles from scratch, gain insight into Japanese food culture, and enjoy your noodle dish with crispy vegetable tempura.
Cooking Class: Udon & Dorayaki in Shinagawa
Learn how to make delicious udon and dorayaki from scratch in this cooking class that blends tradition, art, craftsmanship, and culture. Eat your meal from exquisite Japanese ceramic dishes, adding to the authentic and captivating experience.
Handmade Udon Cooking Class w/ Tempura & Tamagoyaki (Tokyo)
Thick, chewy, and satisfying, udon noodles are endlessly slurpable. During this cooking class in Tokyo, you’ll learn to make these noodles from scratch alongside tempura, everyone’s favorite Japanese side dish, with your friendly host.
Kawaii Udon and Tempura Cooking Class
In Tokyo’s upscale Minami-Aoyama, learn to make homemade udon alongside five types of tempura–all presented creatively in a kawaii udon bowl! Enjoy a fruit liquor, matcha tea, and a tasty teacake for dessert!
Recent Reviews from GuestsUdon Cooking Classes in Tokyo
Make the thick, impossibly chewy udon noodles of your dreams during these udon cooking classes in Tokyo! With the help of your cooking instructor, you’ll learn the secrets to kneading perfect udon dough (hint: you won’t need your arm strength for this one) and use traditional tools to hand-cut perfect noodles. Udon noodles can be enjoyed chilled as tsukemen (dipping noodles), as part of a stir-fry, or in a noodle soup or hot pot dish like shabu-shabu. As the recipe for udon uses simple ingredients that are easily found worldwide, you’ll be able to make udon noodles in your own home kitchen! Just by learning the tips and tricks from your cooking teacher during an udon cooking class in Tokyo, you’ll never have to hunt down pre-packaged udon noodles ever again. These udon cooking classes will also teach you how to make side dishes, such as tempura, to pair with your udon. So browse these delicious udon making classes on byFood and get cooking!