Nishiki-Markt, privater Sushi-Kurs & Sake-Verkostung im Stadthaus
Beschreibung
Entdecken Sie die Essenz von Kyoto durch ein lebendiges lokales kulinarisches Abenteuer und Sushi-Zubereitung Erlebnis. Beginnen Sie mit einem geführten Spaziergang über den 400 Jahre alten Nishiki-Markt, wo Sie saisonale Leckereien probieren, lokale Verkäufer treffen und versteckte kulinarische Juwelen erkunden können. Dann besuchen Sie den Nishiki-Schrein, versteckt hinter den Laternen beleuchteten Gassen des Marktes. Als nächstes betreten Sie ein wunderschön erhaltenes Kyomachiya (traditionelles Stadthaus), wo Sie eine Mini-Sake-Verkostung genießen und mehr über Japans berühmte Sake-Kultur erfahren. Höhepunkt Ihrer Reise ist ein praktischer gerollter Sushi-Workshop, der von einem lokalen Instruktor geleitet wird. Sie werden auch hausgemachte Miso-Suppe von Grund auf (mit Dashi) und saisonale japanische Beilagen zubereiten. Zum Abschluss ist auch ein einfaches Dessert im japanischen Stil enthalten, das eine süße Note bietet, um Ihr Erlebnis abzuschließen. Vegetarische und vegane Optionen sind nach Voranmeldung erhältlich. Dieses Erlebnis wird auf Englisch angeboten und beinhaltet ein Rezeptheft, damit Sie die Aromen von Kyoto zu Hause nachstellen können.
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Der Nishiki-Markt, bekannt als „Küche Kyotos“, ist seit über 400 Jahren ein geschäftiges Zentrum des lokalen Handels und der kulinarischen Tradition. Diese 5 Blocks lange Einkaufsstraße beherbergt mehr als 100 Geschäfte und Restaurants und bietet eine einzigartige Gelegenheit, Kyotos lebendige Esskultur zu erkunden. Während Sie durch den Markt schlendern, entdecken Sie eine Vielzahl an frischen Meeresfrüchten, saisonalem Gemüse, Pickles, Trockenprodukten und anderen Zutaten, die für die traditionelle japanische Küche unverzichtbar sind. Ihr Guide erzählt Ihnen die reiche Geschichte des Marktes und seine Bedeutung für die kulinarische Szene Kyotos. Sie haben die Möglichkeit, traditionelle Köstlichkeiten zu probieren und mehr über die Zutaten zu erfahren, die Kyotos einzigartige Aromen ausmachen. Der Nishiki-Markt bietet auch Kunsthandwerk wie handgefertigte Messer und wunderschöne Keramik und ist damit ein idealer Ort, um ein Souvenir zu finden, das die Essenz Kyotos einfängt. Ob Sie ein Feinschmecker, Kulturliebhaber oder einfach nur neugierig sind, ein Besuch des Nishiki-Marktes bietet faszinierende Einblicke in Kyotos kulinarisches Erbe.
Nachdem Sie den Nishiki-Markt erkundet haben, werden Sie in Kyomachiya begrüßt, einem wunderschön restaurierten traditionellen Stadthaus in Kyoto, das exklusiv für Ihre Gruppe reserviert ist. Diese elegante und ruhige Umgebung bietet die perfekte Kulisse für ein authentisches kulturelles Erlebnis und ermöglicht es Ihnen, in die kultivierte Atmosphäre des alten Kyoto einzutauchen. Als Nächstes begeben Sie sich unter Anleitung eines erfahrenen Gastgebers auf ein privates, praktisches japanisches Kocherlebnis und lernen, traditionelle Gerichte, darunter gerolltes Sushi, zuzubereiten. Unter Verwendung frischer Zutaten vermittelt die Sitzung nicht nur Techniken, sondern auch die kulturelle Bedeutung hinter jedem Gericht und vertieft so Ihr Verständnis der japanischen kulinarischen Traditionen. Nachdem Sie die wunderschön präsentierten Gerichte genossen haben, führt Sie Ihr Gastgeber durch den Prozess der Zubereitung von Matcha (grünem Tee). Egal, ob Sie ein erfahrener Koch oder ein kulinarischer Neuling sind, dieses Erlebnis wird Ihnen bleibende Erinnerungen und eine tiefere Wertschätzung für Japans reiches kulturelles Erbe bescheren.
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Wichtige Informationen
- Rollstuhlgerechter Zugang
- Kleinkinder können in einem Kinderwagen gefahren werden.
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Die Transfermöglichkeiten sind rollstuhlgerecht.
- Für alle Fitnesslevel geeignet
Bewertungen(6)
My family and I had a wonderful time with this experience on our recent trip to Kyoto. The first part is a tour of the bustling Nishiki market past stalls carving through whole tunas and selling all kinds fresh seafood and other sundries. Our guide, Eike, recommended the best selections and gave us tons of information on what was happening throughout the tour. We then took a taxi to a tucked away townhouse where Sunny and Mina taught us all about sake and showed us how to cook a delicious and traditional Japanese meal. Sunny explained how a difference in the water source or rice type used can make a massive difference in the taste of sake and shared with us some of her unique selections of sake she had collected over the brewing season. Mina kindly showed us how to correctly roll the omelet for sushi and explained the basics so we could try to roll the maki without destroying it. Overall, it was a lovely experience and a highlight of our trip. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who’d like to experience the market, learn some Japanese home cooking, and taste delicious sakes.
We learned a lot about Japanese culture...starting with soup, sushi, egg and spinach omelets with sesame sauce. Everything was perfect and the welcome great. I highly recommend for those who want to stand out 100% in Japanese cuisine❤️
Got a great experience in Japanese cooking. It was fun to learn how to cook Japanese food from Japanese people. Highly recommended.
Thank you very much for your wonderful comment. We truly appreciate you taking the time out of your valuable schedule to join our tour. It was your first time making sushi rolls, but we were so impressed to see how you tried so hard and challenged yourself without any help from the instructor. Your spirit of challenge taught us, and the instructor, so much. Thank you for that! We would love to welcome you again. Thank you once again for your participation!
You can really cook your own step by step! It is a very rare experience for me, as I don't cook much.
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment! We’re delighted to hear that you enjoyed the experience, especially since you don't cook often. It’s always a joy to see participants take on the challenge step by step and make their own creations. We hope this rare cooking adventure becomes a memorable highlight for you! If you ever feel like cooking again, we’d love to welcome you back for another fun session.
I went on the Nishiki Market Stroll and Kyomachiya Cooking Experience on the 25th of september, towards the end of my summer break. It wasn't the first tour/event I did with Hope Terrace, so I had already met one of the staff, Sunny, but as always they were incredibly nice to talk to, super accommodating and helpful, and very good at explaining things about Japanese culture. The tour started with a leisurely walk through the very traditional Nishiki market, which was very interesting. The staff members explained a lot of interesting things about the market as well as particular stores, and we went into a few to try their goods, such as traditonal kyoto seasoning. At the other end of the market there was also a shrine, where I think the storekeepers would pray for good luck for their business, I also learned how to pray at a Japanese shrine there. After the stroll we went to a renovated traditional house for some sake taste testing and makisushi cooking. The taste testing was very interesting, I had always thought that I didn't really like sake, but the ones I tried were very good and it was interesting to learn about how different qualities of sake, such how much the rice is polished or if the brewery is different, impact the taste profile of it. The makisushi cooking was also a lot of fun, I've tried making it with my little sister before, but it never became as good as this. We didn't do all the parts of the cooking ourselves, mostly just making a side dish out of spinach and sesame, frying tamagoyaki for the makisushi, as well as making the makisushi from the prepared ingredients, which I think was a very good balance for the sake of saving time but also getting to do the interesting parts yourself. Overall I had a great time on the tour, I had a lot of fun, I learned a lot, and I got to eat good food that I took a big part in making (and when I go home I can impress my little sister with my newfound skills).
Dear Lonneke Zwolsman, Thank you so much for your kind review! We’re really happy to hear that you had a great time during the Nishiki Market Stroll and Kyomachiya Cooking Experience. It’s always a pleasure to hear that our team, especially Sunny, could make your experience even more enjoyable and that you found the market walk interesting. We’re also glad you enjoyed the sake tasting and that the makisushi turned out so well! It’s great to know that you felt the balance between hands-on activities and saving time was just right. We hope those new skills will come in handy when you cook for your little sister! Thank you again for choosing us, and we look forward to seeing you again in the future. Warm regards, Hope Terrace Team
Even though I am living in Japan, I defended to participate in this tour. It was a great experience. I have been to Nishiki market before for multiple times but I learnt a lot more about history and the tour guides were so great. There explanations were easy to understand, they were also very honest about which shops I should try and which shops I should avoid. The cooking experience itself was so well-organized. I got to experience firsthand for some cooking and sushi making. The instructions were clear, and the atmosphere was fun and relaxed, making it a great activity even for beginners. Overall, I really recommend ✨
Thank you for your wonderful review. Our guides always strive to provide a tour tailored to each guest, so we’re relieved to hear that the history and recommendations for the market were helpful for you. We’re also very happy that you enjoyed the cooking experience and found the atmosphere well-organized and relaxing. We aim to make the experience enjoyable and easy to follow for both beginners and experienced participants, so we’re delighted that this came through in your experience. Once again, thank you for your kind words and recommendation. We look forward to welcoming you again in the future! Warm regards, Hope Terrace Team
