Top Vietnam Cooking Classes

Hike, kayak, sail, and sunbathe your way around Halong Bay on a 2-day overnight cruise. The tour is perfect for travelers who want to combine adventure with relaxation. All transportation, meals, and an air-conditioned private cabin ensure that this portion of your Vietnamese vacation is stress-free. Visit points of interest including Cua Van Floating Village, Sung Sot Cave, and Ti Top Island.

Immerse yourself in Vietnamese culture during a cooking class that begins with shopping for fresh ingredients in an authentic market and ends with tasting your creations. Unlike classes that only include the step-by-step processes for making a certain dish, this class brings together all the colorful aspects of Vietnamese food, for a complete experience designed for everyone from culture enthusiasts to chefs.

Eating Vietnamese dishes is temporary, but learning to cook local specialities lasts for a lifetime. Opt for an insider experience during a cooking class in a local home, a great choice for food lovers and families. As well as receiving personalized attention in a small group limited to 10, you’ll explore a local market and enjoy the convenient of hotel pickup and drop-off, an added benefit not usually included with cooking classes.

There’s no better way to learn about Vietnamese cuisine than a cooking class. And Cyclo Resto’s cooking course doesn’t just include a feast of fantastic food but a ride on the classic Vietnamese “cyclo” and a shopping trip to Ben Thanh Market. Choose from different menus for the class, then savor the results followed by an egg coffee for dessert.

Learn to cook like a local with this lesson in Hanoi. After meeting up with an informative instructor in the historic Old Quarter, head to the city’s largest market and learn about the basics of Vietnamese cooking. Pick the best produce and spices, then cook five authentic dishes. Afterwards, enjoy your creations while sipping complimentary rice wine.

Engage all your senses with a sunset cooking class held on Thuan Tinh island, a serene escape that's a short shuttle and boat ride away from the bustle of Hoi An. At a semi-outdoor kitchen overlooking a coconut forest, learn to prepare four authentic Vietnamese dishes like spring rolls, braised clay pot fish, and pork-stuffed cabbage. As the sun sets, sit down to savor your hard work under hanging lanterns while chatting with fellow travelers.

From 8:30 am to 13.00 pm And From: 2:00 pm to 6:30 pm.Summary :The Basket Boat is locally named the “Thung Chai” originate from Vietnam and are considered very valuable for the owners which is made of bamboo and are mainly used by fisherman in Central Vietnam. Most of fishermen who are working in the ocean or river really need to use it for their livelihood because of its convenience . Because of its unique and little know to many tourists . In this special tour The Hoi An Village Experience would like to bring the value guests to a peaceful, quiet and picturesque fishing village named Cam Thanh where is about 5 kms from Hoi An ancient town. Come to us you will meet lots of local warm-hearted people who will show you and teach you how to use the unuique Basket boat with their whole heart and enjoy an unforgetable meal of your lifetime.

Enrich your cultural knowledge in Vietnam during a local market tour and cooking class in Hanoi, an ideal choice for first-time visitors. Your experience starts and ends with convenient hotel pickup and drop-off, and allows you to get an intimate glimpse into Hanoi’s culinary culture with a guide, Plus, instead of cooking at an inner-city kitchen, you’ll travel out to a remote villa with gardens.

This farm-to-table cooking class in Saigon sets itself apart from other Vietnamese cooking classes by taking participants for a tour of the nearby farm to gather fresh ingredients. After your tour, you’ll learn to cook four traditional dishes, and then sit down to enjoy them accompanied by coffee or tea. After your class, bring home recipes to use at home and a fun souvenir t-shirt.

Immerse yourself in Vietnamese culture with this cooking class in Da Nang. First, you’ll tour a busy local market and browse the fruits and vegetables. Then, prepare authentic dishes like deep-fried spring rolls, papaya salad, and fish soup. (The menu may change based on the season.) Plus, visit an organic vegetable garden.

Learn about Vietnamese cuisine during your time in Hoi An in this immersive cooking class. Visit the Hoi An central market to shop for your ingredients and take a boat trip along the river to the Cam Thanh Village for your class. Then spend the next two hours preparing a variety of dishes before sitting down and enjoying the fruits of your labor.

You can choose:Option 1: Small Group Food Tour & Free Old Quarter Walking Tour (6 hours) - Include 2 tours:1. Small Group Food Tour- Type of tour: Small group (6 - 8pax)- Guide: Professional2. Free Old Quarter Tour:- Duration: 2,5 - 3 hours- Type of tour: Private- Guide: Volunteer guide- Note: You will only pay what you try (about 2,1 usd/person)[RECOMMENDATION] Option 2: Small Group Food Tour & Free Old Quarter Walking Tour & Water Puppet Show (7 hours) - Include 3 Services:1. Small Group Food- Duration: 2,5 - 3 hours- Type of tour: Small group (6 - 8pax)- Guide: Professional2. Free Old Quarter Tour:- Type of tour: Private- Guide: Volunteer guide- Note: You will only pay what you try (about 2,1 usd/person)3. Water Puppet Show- Duration: 50 minutes- Theater: Lotus Water Puppet Theater (16 Le Thai To, Hoan Kiem)Option 1: Free Hanoi Street Food Tour- Type of tour: Private- Guide: Volunteer guide- Note: You will only pay what you try (about 5 - 7 usd/person)

Escape the hustle and humidity of Ho Chi Minh during a small-group cookery class that teaches you the basics of Vietnamese cuisine. Depending on the day of the week, you’ll cook and eat traditional dishes such as deep-fried pumpkin flowers and banana blossom salad under the guidance of a professional chef. Plus, you’ll receive personalized attention in a small group limited to 10.

Discover the rich flavors and ancient traditions of Vietnamese coffee at Phin Coffee, one of Hoi An’s most popular coffee houses. On this tour, find out all about Vietnam’s coffee-making heritage from a master barista, sample different coffee varieties, and learn to how to make the perfect cup of Phin coffee using a blend of Robusta and Arabica beans. Finally, help prepare a cup of Vietnam’s famous ‘egg coffee’.

Learn the art of Vietnamese cooking and get hands-on as you create tasty local dishes. Visit a local villa, enjoy a guided visit to the neighbourhood market, then take part in a cooking class with a professional chef. After learning to make various different dishes, sit down to enjoy a multiple-course lunch or dinner, accompanied by regional wines.

Spend a day exploring Vietnamese cuisine in Ho Chi Minh City, starting with a market visit. On arrival at the cooking school, take a tour of the garden farm and harvest its fruits. A professional chef demonstrates how to prepare four authentic dishes that you’ll sit down to enjoy for lunch. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included in this full-day tour.

Enjoy a variety of activities on this multifaceted half-day tour. First, visit a local market to choose ingredients for lunch and gain some bargaining tips. Then it’s off to the countryside for a basket boat ride and visit to the coconut palm forest. The activity culminates with a cooking class where you’ll prepare—and then eat—several traditional Vietnamese dishes.

After selecting ingredients at a local market, take a boat ride along the river to the hidden Thuan Tinh Island. Then, expert chefs take you through the process of making a range of traditional Vietnamese dishes. Cook in the open air, surrounded by trees and with a view of the water—a perfect activity for a relaxing day. Taste your delicious creations, and take Vietnamese cooking techniques back with you.

* With our cooking class and fishing life tour you will enjoy big experiences - from a boat trip along the romantic on the river , learning traditional fishing + Departure Time : 8:45 am & 14: 00 pm + Tour Runs : Minimum 2 persons+ Tour Introduction : our guide will pick up you at your hotel and transferred to local market will introduce buy something in need for cooking After that ,we go to Cam thanh village WELCOME DRINK . Enjoy the fresh atmosphere of the countryside . You will Enjoy your hand to become areal fishermen by catching Net and Experiencing a boat trip to visit around water coconut -palm by bamboo basket boat with local people and fishing crab ... . After that you will Enjoy Cooking class our chef will teach you how to cook some local foods . Enjoy with big lunch , what're made by yourself

Accompanied & guided by Chef Dat with 18 year experience and Dat is also a certified English speaking guide for over 20 years. Chef Dat is well know on the Nha Trang restaurant scene for both his cooking skill and his ability to transfer some of his remarkable talents to eager students. Dat's excellent English skills will ensure a smooth, easy and educational day.Using fresh ingredients and concocting imaginative flavors, this is a fun and interesting way to learn the local cuisine.Enjoy a unique, hands - on cooking experience from start to finish in preparing three fabulous and traditional Vietnamese dishes.As part of your culinary adventure you will also be given detailed recipes, so when you arrive back home, you will be able to impress your family and friends (and yourself) with some great Vietnamese food.

This city tour and cooking class is ideal for traveler who want to both see the sights of Hanoi and have a delicious foodie experience. Visit temples, museums, and other must-see attractions on a convenient introductory tour. Learn to cook Vietnamese food from a professional chef, so you can eat authentic food even after you’ve returned home. This is a fun-filled and varied day tour.

Dive into a half-day culinary experience in Hanoi that includes a visit to a local market followed by a cooking class at your chef-instructor’s home. Learn about the typical ingredients used in Vietnamese cuisine, then participate in a hands-on cooking lesson that shows you how to prepare several authentic dishes in a kitchen with views of the river. Includes a meal of the foods that you helped to make.

Escape the city and travel to the Vietnamese countryside to experience a cookery class with a difference. Unlike on other culinary tours, you’ll explore a local market, take a boat cruise on the Thu Bon river, ride in a cart pulled by a water buffalo, and even receive a shoulder massage before learning to cook Vietnamese delicacies. Plus, for the ultimate convenience, hotel pickup and drop-off, and a vegetarian meal option are available.

After a few weeks’ travelling, eating at restaurants and street food stalls can get a little stale. An authentic cooking experience with a local Huế family is a good way to feel at home while trying something different. Your hosts show you around their home and explain some of their traditions before heading to the kitchen to get started. You’ll leave full and with a bundle of recipes.