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Learn what it’s like to shop, cook, and eat like the Vietnamese do. Immerse yourself in the spice and sauciness of Vietnamese cuisine by joining our authentic, hands-on cooking class at A Taste of Vietnam: Mui Ne Cooking School.
Vietnamese Cooking Class. From the market to your plate – no more secrets! Purchase ingredients with our Chef at the local market and then head back to our kitchen for a hands-on cooking class. Market Tour & Cooking Class. Reward and Challenge your team with new cooking skills, great food & fun!
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1. Hanoi Street Food Tour
A walking tour of Hanoi, Vietnam’s undisputed street food capital, is a must-do for first time visitors. This 3-hour street food tour will see you sample half a dozen Hanoi delicacies with a focus on back-alley restaurants in the Old Quarter. I love this tour because it caps groups at an intimate size. And because there are departures every 30 minutes between 10am and 6.30pm, you can easily fit it around your Hanoi itinerary. Pick up from your Hanoi accommodationand all you can eat (and drink...
2. Hanoi Bia Hoi Adventure
Bia hơiis in Hanoi life and just as much a part of the local culture as street food is. If you’ve never heard of bia hoi before, it’s fresh beer drawn from a keg and served in small glasses – and it’s usually drunk huddled on low plastic stools on a street corner. The beer is very diluted, which explains why it goes for as little as 20 cents a glass! You don’t come to bia hoi for the taste necessarily, but rather for the experience. Most tourists head to ‘Bia Hoi Corner’ in the Old Quarter, b...
3. Learn how to Make Vietnamese Egg Coffee
Cà phê trúng, or egg coffee, is one of Hanoi’s most iconic beverages. Born out of necessity during wartime when rations were low, the recipe was first developed at a coffee house in the Old Quarter – although there is an ongoing dispute about who made it first! This short experience with an award-winning barista takes place at a rooftop bar overlooking downtown Hanoi. You’ll learn how to prep this unusual but historically significant drink – and I’ve heard the finished product is the best egg...
5. Saigon night Food Tour by scooter
Seeing Ho Chi Minh City by night, all dressed up in lights, as you whiz through on a motorbike is an unforgettable experience. For this Saigon food tour, you’ll ride pillion with an experienced driver so you don’t have to worry about road safety or missing out on photo opportunities. On the back of a vintage Vespa, you’ll crisscross Vietnam’s largest cityto seek out the best street food markets and local drinking holes. Dinner is included, along with the services of an English-speaking guide...
6. Master Chef-style Cooking Journey
Ever dreamed of sharing a kitchen bench with Australian-Vietnamese celebrity chef, Luke Nguyen? Here’s your chance! Well, sort of. This one-of-a-kind Vietnam cooking class is hosted at Grain, Nguyen’s Saigon cooking studio. Billed as a ‘cultural and culinary experience’ that defies run-of-the-mill cooking classes, there’s a heavy focus on learning about the history of Vietnamese ingredients and recipes. After a fish sauce tasting, you’ll get to work preparing 5 classic dishesfrom market-fresh...
7. Craft Beer Tour of Saigon
If Hanoi is all about the bia hoi, then Saigon is definitely craft beer territory. On this tour, you’ll sip (or skull) your way through Vietnam’s best artisan brews. On foot and on the back of a scooter, you’ll discover some of the city’s best craft beer barsthat tourists normally overlook. Like every Vietnam culinary tour on this list, there’s a strong emphasis on connecting food and drink with Vietnamese culture, history and heritage. In the case of craft beer, this means learning about Sai...
9. Pho Masterclass
Many people choose to do their Vietnam cooking class in Hoi An because there are so many well-regarded culinary schools to choose from. This specialised class will teach you to master the most ubiquitous yet tricky of dishes, delicate phobroth. Learn the secrets of a closely guarded family recipein this 4-hour Hoi An cooking class, which includes making pho noodles from scratch. As part of the itinerary, you’ll also visit two villages by car and boat to see how farmers raise their crops – and...
10. Secret Cocktail Experience
Hoi An is known for its lantern-lit laneways. You might not notice on first glance the hidden bars tucked away down the UNESCO Old Town’s side streets. On this tour, you’ll be treated to 5 exclusive cocktails, all mixed with local ingredients and quintessentially Hoi An flavours. A selection of clandestine cocktails lounges and speakeasy barsfeature on the 3-hour after-dark itinerary, which is hand-crafted by a long-time Hoi An resident. As you saunter and sip your way through the whimsical O...
11. Rice Paper Workshop
Want to roll with the pros? Another of Vietnam’s most ubiquitous dishes, the fresh spring roll or nem ranmay look humble, but there’s an art to making these tasty parcels. Held in Tra Que, a small village on the city’s outskirts that’s known for its sprawling organic herb gardens, this 3-in-1 Hoi An cooking class is fantastic value for money and suitable for kids (a great option if you’re travelling with children in Vietnam). After pick-up from your hotel, you’ll transfer by car or bicycle to...
14. Royal Cooking Class
Hue’s Imperial City is a perfect backdrop to this unique cooking class, which focuses on ‘royal cuisine’ – the Emperor’s favourite dishesdevised in the kitchens of the royal court. Some of the recipes and flavour combinations are totally unique in Vietnam and can’t be found outside of Hue. After a 60-minute market tour, you’ll work on benches set in a pretty outdoor courtyard to prepare a selection of royal favourites. Imperial recipes have influenced Hue’s modern food scene in interesting wa...
15. Traditional Vietnamese Tea Ceremony
Just as Japanese tea ceremonies are steeped in tradition (pun intended), Vietnam has its own time-honoured tea rituals. Before the French introduced the humble coffee plant to Vietnam’s highlands, it was a tea-drinking nation. Experience the pomp and pageantry of the ceremonyand taste 4 different types of Vietnamese tea on this 2-hour tea lover’s tour. With a local expert as your guide, you’ll be privy to the history of tea cultivation in Vietnam and the different elements that go into making...
Virtual Cooking Class. Vietnamese cuisine is greatly admired for its fresh ingredients, minimal use of dairy and oil, complementary textures, and reliance on herbs and vegetables. It is reflective of the Vietnamese lifestyle, from the preparation to how the food is served.
1 session: 8 am till 12 pm. Group: from 1 to 16 people. CLASS FEES: Adult: 998,000 vnd. Kid (7-12 years old): 698,000 vnd. HANDS-ON COOKING CLASS. The kitchenware is ready. Participants cook, enjoy the delicious Vietnamese meal. MSG is prohibited in our recipe. So, don’t worry!
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Vietnamese cooking classes in modern, custom-designed teaching classroom. Located at Ms Vy's Market Restaurant & Cooking School offering 3 teaching areas with modern equipment and providing the most immersive cooking experience in Vietnam.
