Smag frisk, hjemmelavet soba, som du selv har lavet, på en autentisk lokal soba-restaurant!Privat pakke, kun for ét selskab.
Beskrivelse
Den særlige charme, der er unik for denne aktivitet Denne aktivitet er et soba-fremstillingskursus, der oprindeligt blev startet for japanske kunder.I dag besøges stedet af rejsende fra hele verden, og også japanske gæster deltager. Stedet er en autentisk restaurant med håndlavede soba-nudler i Sapporo, som har været i drift i over 10 år og er elsket af de lokale.Der er tale om et helt privat og særligt program, som kun kan opleves, fordi det foregår i en rigtig, fungerende soba-restaurant. En aktiv soba-håndværker, der hver morgen tilbereder soba til kunderne, vil undervise hver enkelt deltager grundigt ved hjælp af de redskaber, der faktisk anvendes i restauranten.Her får du mulighed for at opleve japansk madkultur og håndværk i selve arbejdsområdet hos en autentisk soba-restaurant – et sted, man normalt ikke har adgang til – frem for på et madlavningskursus, der udelukkende er skabt til turister. Under oplevelsen får du selv mulighed for at prøve kræfter med alle trin i soba-fremstillingen – lige fra at blande boghvedemel og vand til at ælte og udrulle dejen samt skære den i fine strimler med en kniv.Du kan spise den færdige soba på stedet.Frisklavede soba-nudler, som du selv har tilberedt, er en helt særlig oplevelse, der bliver et minde om rejsen. Aktiviteten indledes med, at I ser på et informationsark på engelsk, hvorefter vi fortsætter med demonstrationer undervejs.Da forløbet er letforståeligt og ikke udelukkende afhænger af sproget, kan både personer, der ikke taler japansk, begyndere og børn trygt nyde oplevelsen. Hokkaido er kendt som et af Japans førende områder for produktion af boghvedenudler (soba).Oplev den særlige atmosfære og det ægte håndværk hos en soba-restaurant i Hokkaido, som de lokale har elsket i årevis. Højdepunkter ved denne oplevelse ・En oplevelse med at lave soba-nudler, der oprindeligt blev startet for japanere ・Helt privat oplevelse ・En autentisk restaurant med håndlavede soba-nudler, der har været elsket af lokalbefolkningen i over 10 år. ・Direkte undervisning af en aktiv soba-håndværker ・Prøv det med de samme redskaber, som faktisk bruges i butikken ・Oplev hele processen – fra mel og vand til æltning, udrulning og udskæring. ・Smagsprøve på den soba, man selv har lavet, på stedet ・Engelske informationsark og demonstrationer giver tryghed for udenlandske gæster.
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Hvad er inkluderet
Rejsendes vurderinger
Vigtig information
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Børn på 4 år og derunder kan deltage gratis.
Anmeldelser(87)
A really cool excursion that was expensive (like everything else in Iceland) but actually worth the money Had a topoenguide called Oli Blomqvist who elevated the trip 😀
Highly recommend this experience! From learning the history of soba in Japan, to the hands on making of the noodles itself and having the actual soba noodles prepared to eat, it was an awesome experience.
We went to the soba workshop with our 2 teenagers and we had a great time together! Its a cozy soba lunch place, where Tako explains and let you experience the making of soba noodles. After that he prepares the tasting, it was very delicious. The corn tempura he made for us was extra and was so yummy we asked for more which he kindly prepared for us and did not charge for it. Overall a great experience and fun thing to do with a small group.
Excellent experience for the whole family! Taku and his wife are the epitome of Japanese hospitality. Located about 20 minutes away from Sapporo Station by Taxi. We used the Go Taxi App. 1 hour includes history of soba, mixing soba flour and water by hand, rolling, and cutting by hand. The noodles are delicious and chewy. The soba sauce and soup are equally delicious. You can add on tempura if you’d like. Highly recommend this experience for the whole family.
Really fun experience! We had young children and Taku was super patient when guiding them, even with the big soba knife. The best part, tasting the delicious soba with the soba noodle water. Will highly recommend this!
Awesome experience in making soba! The staff was incredibly supportive, knowledgeable, and friendly!
This experience is SO COOL! We booked this on a whim and ended up being one of our favorite experiences in Sapporo. Taku and Mai were such lovely hosts. You get to make the soba, and then learn the proper way to enjoy it, along with some sake afterwards! Definitely a must if you enjoy the food and culture of Hokkaido.
We booked this soba workshop because we wanted to learn how to do soba on your own. We learned several mixing and rolling steps to make and smoothens the soba dough. It reminded us a bit like rolling out a pasta dough. Then we cut the soba noodles. Taka was a nice teacher. He first gave some insights to soba and then he cooked the soba noodles that we made. We could enjoy our own hand made soba noodles at the end of the workshop. We enjoyed it!
Awesome experience! Taku taught us about the culture of soba in Hokkaido and the region north of Tokyo. About the golden ratio between Hokkaido Buckwheat flour, Hokkaido flour to water mix. How to mix it properly, shape and roll it properly and the technique of consistent cutting. And then eating the sobe was a whole other experience in itself. We're very glad that we decided to book this class and highly recommend it.
This was a great time! The restaurant is just a short walk from the train station, so it is easy to reach. Get ready for a workout! Anybody that has worked in a kitchen for even a little while knows that working dough is tough to do. Taku-san took his time to explain the differences between the soba that they serve and the soba found elsewhere, and he patiently demonstrates the techniques used to create delicious soba. I would definitely recommend this to anybody traveling to Sapporo!
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