九龍烹飪課程

The class begins with a local market tour which includes a visit to the noodle/dumpling wrapper store. The class utilizes both premade wrappers as well dough made from scratch by students. The precise and careful instructions were amazing and allowed to make perfect dumplings even though it was our first time preparing dumplings. Amazing class

The class was taught by a professional chef who thoroughly explained the technique and then gave each person to make the dish from to start to finish. He included details on how to make the dish on a high volume professional kitchen. An excellent class at a very professional level!

Chef Alice was approachable and professional. And because I was the only student that time, we get to bond more and laugh more like we've known each other for a long time. For the reason I was a solo student, we get to share the food we cooked with my family. I am so happy because Chef Alice shared the food with them also.

We loved our experience learning to cook with Felicity. She was very accommodating for our first experience both in Hong Kong and making dumplings, and she even offered a vegetarian menu, which (as vegetarians) can be hard to find. The wet market tour was really insightful, and it was cool to see where all the ingredients are produced. The class itself was inside a really nice cafe allocated to just our class. Felicity talked us through every step of the process, and our dumplings turned out great! We would highly recommend Felicity’s class for anyone wanting to dig a little deeper into the local culture for an insightful culinary experience.

I learned how to make Cantonese Congee, a healthy soup while enjoying glasses of chilled Chrysanthemum tea. I was luckily the only student on that day. Miu Miu, the cooking instructor, taught me not only how to make these dishes, but also taught me how I should use the big Chinese cutting knife, and what I can use as alternative ingredients in case I cannot find exactly the same vegetable(s) at home. These were all new findings and I really enjoyed it. I chose this class because I wanted to learn the very basics of Cantonese simple and healthy cooking. I am confident that I can make them at home by myself, which is very important to me! I recommend her cooking classes. Thank you!

Arrived early and I was the only one person there to make buns. She is a very relaxed teacher and has patience in teaching the techniques in rolling the pastry to the marination of the pork and vegetables and why it is important not to skip the steps so to get the best results. I am not a pastry chef so I found it difficult to grasp the final steps of rolling the pastry into a small ball. I need more practice. Alice showed me three times and guiding my hands and fingers but my brain could not register the technique yet, plus you find yourself skipping steps after she teaches you which were crucial to getting the best results. I’m a just one of those student not paying attention in classes. 😝 however the buns turned out great and I understood why my buns I made at home didn’t looked as uniformed as the ones made in class. Always good to pay for extra tuitions. After classes we ate the pan grilled buns and the steamed buns with her black vinegar and ginger dipping sauce while we talked about how to cure my cold sore and also Alice very kindly gave me a nice chrysanthemums tea to drink and to take home to reduce my fire (it’s a Chinese thing) and for my coarse sore throat. All in all a great day with a great teacher. Next time I will be back to make proper Chinese pineapple buns and egg tarts. See you next time Alice when I am back in HK and thanks for a great time.

Had a great time- the market tour was a great start to the the day and the cooking class with Bill was informative and fun. Very easy (and tasty!) recipes. Highly recommend!!