Cooking Class Kyoto
Sweets Making & KIMONO Tea Ceremony Kyoto -MAIKOYA at NISHIKI
Make your own wagashi for your tea ceremony! Wagashi are traditional Japanese sweets that are best paired with matcha tea during a tea ceremony. Join our sweets-making workshop so you can learn how to make the treats for your kimono tea ceremony after class! You will first be introduced to the basics for making the seasonal wagashi by our friendly instructor. After the session, you will be participating in an authentic, traditional Japanese tea ceremony where you will learn how to prepare a matcha green tea! *Children under 7 can not enter the tea ceremony venue. If you have a child under 7 in your party, you can not make the reservation for this experience. An authentic Japanese tea ceremony is one of the many things to do in Kyoto! During the […]
120 min.
PRIVATE Japanese Sweets Making and Tea Ceremony in Kyoto – MAIKOYA at NISHIKI
Make your own wagashi for your tea ceremony! Wagashi are traditional Japanese sweets that are best paired with matcha tea during a tea ceremony. Join our sweets-making workshop so you can learn how to make the treats for your tea ceremony after class! Your private group will first be introduced to the basics for making the seasonal wagashi by our friendly instructor. After the session, you will be participating in an authentic, traditional Japanese tea ceremony where you will learn how to prepare a matcha green tea! Kids are required to be accompanied by an adult for close supervision especially when using hot stoves and sharp knives during the preparation process. *Children under 6 can not enter the tea ceremony venue. If you have a child under 6 in your party, you […]
90 min.
Sweets Making Wagashi Cooking for Groups Kyoto Maikoya
Learn how to make your own wagashi in Kyoto! Wagashi are traditional Japanese sweets made from rice flour and are typically filled with sweet red bean paste. Join us in our Kyoto cooking class so you can make your own beautiful (and edible) sculpted treats! *** This event can be reserved for 10 and more people. Our wagashi cooking class will introduce you to the “nekiri”, a snack that is perfect for taking home as a souvenir or to enjoy with matcha during a tea ceremony. Kids and adults are welcome to participate. Book with us online to reserve your class! Wagashi Cooking Class in Kyoto Lasts approximately 60 minutes Workshop inclusions: Traditional Japanese Apron Also known as a Japanese chef’s jacket, you will be wearing this over your clothes to stay […]
40 min.
Sushi making Private – Japanese cooking experience in Kyoto
Savoury Meal Workshops Menu: Sushi (vinegared rice with combined with varied ingredients) Learning about a country through cultural workshops and activities will give you a better understanding of our intricate history, valued social principals and holistic way of life. By learning about Japan and its people, you will be immersed in different perspectives and approaches that are unique to this country. Maiko Kitchen offers you opportunities to understand this culture through local instructors and guides. There is no better way to learn about a new place from the viewpoints of those who grew up and live in this amazing country. What better way to spend a day than learning a traditional, beautiful new activity with a knowledgeable tutor in a picturesque setting? You wouldn’t find friendlier people to help you […]
120 min.
Bento Making – Private Cooking Class in Kyoto
Bento is the Japanese word for a multiple compartment box used to carry home cooked meals or take-out food. The meal is single portion and usually contains meat with cooked or pickled vegetables. The compartments are divided for different courses. In Kyoto and across Japan you can find bento boxes almost everywhere you travel including markets and convenience stores, rail stations and there are also bento shops. Special care is taken when filling bento boxes both the homemade and commercially prepared meals. Some meals are quite elaborate with vegetables and other foods carved into cute characters or flowers or other designs. Bento boxes are often decorated as anime or video game characters. In another style known as oekakiben boxes are made to look like flowers, plants, animals, people, and even […]
120 min.
Rolled Sushi Making, Japanese Cooking Experience in Kyoto
This is a unique Japanese cooking experience for tourists and residents alike. Participants will make a) Maki rolled sushi b) tamago yaki (or rolled omelette) and c) miso soup. We will make a) Maki rolled sushi b) Tamago yaki (or rolled omelette) c) Miso soup and have lots of fun! HIGHLIGHTS *Try a diverse range of ingredients and flavours unique to Japan *A friendly host will explain and demonstrate correct cooking techniques *Held in a Japanese styled kitchen *Opportunities for taking photographs will be highlighted throughout *Special experience to cook wearing Kimono costume READ THE REVIEWS ABOUT THE COOKING EXPERIENCE AT MAIKOYA ON TRIPADVISOR Learning about a country through cultural workshops and activities will give you a better understanding of our intricate history, valued social principals and holistic way of […]
90 min.
Ninja Cooking Class For Kids & Families in Kyoto with a Souvenir
One of the best ways for families to get to know the host country is considered as traditional cooking. However, kids usually have a short attention span and they may be picky when it comes to food. So, we prepared the ultimate cooking experience that is fun and enjoyable for EVERYONE: The Ninja sweets making experience in the heart of Kyoto. This experience includes Dressing as a ninja family and take many fun photos Learning how to make Japanese wagashi sweets Picking any characters you’d like: pikachu, doraemon, etc. Combining this activity with other cultural activities such as kimono photo, tea ceremony, ninja experience , for a small fee Staff will help you to take many memorable photos and enjoy lovely food as a family Adjustable ingredients if you have halal, kosher, food allergy concerns. In case […]
60 min.
Cooking for kids Kyoto (Onigiri, takoyaki snack)
OVERVIEW Let your kids “cook” some wonderful Japanese treats. Japan has a variety of snacks that encourage children to use their creative skills. With an English-speaking instructor, your child will learn how to make instant foods like rice ball , takoyaki snacks from pre-measured ingredients. Up to five children can join at a time, and the duration of each lesson is about 1 hour. HIGHLIGHTS Your children are introduced to popular Japanese snacks Children engage their creativity and imagination in making their own food Constant supervision is provided, and a safe environment is maintained Videos of the activities are made so you can preserve your memories Try a diverse range of ingredients and flavours unique to Japan A friendly host will explain and demonstrate correct cooking techniques Held in a […]
90 min.
Okonomiyaki cooking experience Kyoto
You will make Okonomiyaki, miso soup & rice. You can experience cooking wearing Kimono. Kimonos are prepared for both males and females. We will make a) Kyoto-style Okonomiyaki – Japanese savory meat pancake b) Miso soup c) Rice with a “Kamado” rice steamer and have lots of fun! ***This is a private cooking session, there will be only you and the chef. HIGHLIGHTS *Create fantastic memories of your trip to Japan *Opportunities for taking photographs will be highlighted throughout *Special experience of Japanese culture *Enjoyable experience with children *Learning about the history of Japanese culture Okonomiyaki is a kind of savory meat pancake that is made out of various ingredients including but not limited to nagaimo yam, dashi, red ginger , green onion, eggs and butter. It is known as […]
90 min.