Authentic and Healthy Japanese Home Meal Cooking

About

You can learn how to cook authentic and healthy Japanese home meals in an intimate atmosphere as if you were cooking with your old friend. As the host has abundant overseas experience, so all the dishes she teaches to cook are easy to make almost anywhere outside of Japan. You will also have detailed recipes written in English.

Menu

Please choose one class from below. In each class the menu usually includes a main dish, 2 side dishes, soup and a delicious Japanese dessert. Menu can be customized by requests.Any dietary restrictions, kindly note upon booking. I usually discuss with customers what to cook before I accept a booking request.

1. Chirashizushi class 

Chirashizushi, also known as scattered sushi served with colorful toppings, is cooked for celebrating special occasions such as festivals and family celebrations. It is also good for Obento, a fancy box lunch. Learn how to make it so that you can surprise your family and friends at your home with your own beautiful Chirashizushi. 

Alternatively, we can make Sushi rolls instead of Chirashizushi.

2. Tofu variation class

Tofu, also known as soybean curd, is eaten in many ways in Japan, such as raw, stewed, fried, in soup, with other ingredients such as meat/seafood/vegetables. Tofu can be used even in sweet dishes as well. Learn how to cook Tofu in several ways and find how differently delicious each dish tastes! 

3. Okonomiyaki class:

Okonomiyaki is a savory Japanese pancake containing a lot      of shredded cabbage and various other ingredients such as pork or seafood. The word 'Okonimiyaki' literally means 'Grill as you like' or 'Grill what you like'. Take it easy and have fun cooking Okonomiyaki on the dining table.

*’Vegetarian’ means no meat and no fish. 

**‘Muslim-friendly’ means no meat and no alcoholic condiments. If meat is used, we use halal meat.

Schedule

Day class

• 11:00 am: Introduction and welcome drink is served 
• 11:30 am: Cooking session starts
• 1:30 pm: Time to enjoy your dishes
• 2:00 pm: Time to enjoy dessert and conversation
• 2:30 or 3:00 pm: End of the session

Evening class

• 5:00 pm: Introduction and welcome drink is served 
• 5:30 pm: Cooking session
• 7:30 pm: Time to enjoy your dishes
• 8:00 pm: Time to enjoy dessert and conversation
• 8:30 or 9:00 pm End of the session