Cooking Classes in Indonesia

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We had a wonderful time at the cooking class! Learnt some super interesting information about the area and the plants and the fish was soo tasty. Excited to cook it again when we're back home. So much fun and such nice people. Definitely recommend!

Faye

Booked: Farm-to-Table Cooking at Tembi Village: Catch Your Own Fish!

The cooking school is set in the heart of the jungle, and beautifully presented. Around a 40 minute drive from Ubud centre in a comfortable air conditioned mnibus bought us to the bamboo and wood structures which comprise the school. Buda our cooking teacher was very knowledgeable and patient with us. He explained everything well and we never felt like we were rushed or there was a timetable. We had time to eat each course as we prepared it. Water, coffee and herbal tea was provided as well as mosquito spray, although we weren't bothered by flies or mosquitoes. the gardens were well tended and the open buildings exceptionally clean and hygenic, even the toilets. There were plenty of staff there and they carried out their various duties efficiently and everyone was friendly. Plates and saucepans were magically whisked away to be cleaned and new pans appeared full of fresh ingredients. WE even got a short video of our day and recipe pamphlets so we can try the delicious recipes at home. Highly recommended.

Beverly

Booked: Cook with Bali's Freshest | Local Market & Organic Farm

We had a really wonderful time doing this cooking class. I thought all the 5-star reviews were too good to be true but it was a great experience. The guides were really lovely and informative, food was delicious and fresh, and the free shuttle was a huge bonus. Would recommend.

Bailey

Booked: Cook with Bali's Freshest | Local Market & Organic Farm

We had a great day doing the art class and the cooking class. In the morning we went there with a grab, the location is easy to find and from the city center it takes you around 20min to get there. The art class is great, people are very friendly and helpful. First they explain the process and help you with tips, then you can practise and if you feel ready you can do your art. It is really fun and turns out well even if you aren‘t an artist. The cooking class was great. The guide asked us in before about the menu and respected our wishes. We created a tasty indonesian meal with noodles, fish and tempeh. Normally I do not like fish too much but this one was perfect. Freshly caught and marinated with local spices, no fishy taste. The guide and also some artists speak good english. They even did a video of us documenting the process of our own art. What a great souvenier together with your own piece of art.

Manuela Lüdi

Booked: A Day of Batik & Culinary Magic in a Local Village

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Helpful Questions

What types of cooking classes are available in Indonesia?

In Indonesia, you can find classes that focus on traditional Indonesian cuisine, as well as classes that teach fusion cuisine combining Indonesian flavors with other international cuisines.

Are there cooking classes in Indonesia that cater to vegetarians or vegans?

Yes, there are cooking classes in Indonesia specifically designed for vegetarians and vegans, featuring plant-based recipes and ingredients.

Where can I find cooking classes in Indonesia that are taught in English?

Many cooking schools in Indonesia offer classes in English, especially in popular tourist areas like Bali and Jakarta.

Do cooking classes in Indonesia include visits to local markets to buy ingredients?

Some cooking classes in Indonesia do offer market tours as part of the experience, where you can learn about local ingredients and how to select the best ones for your dishes.

Can I learn how to make traditional Indonesian desserts in cooking classes in Indonesia?

Yes, there are cooking classes in Indonesia that focus specifically on traditional Indonesian desserts like klepon, lapis legit, and es campur.

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