Tour del mercato privato e lezione di cucina con Kanae, un locale di Sapporo





Descrizione
Unisciti a Kanae per un tour del mercato mattutino di Sapporo e del mercato di Jogai, prima di recarti nella sua cucina per imparare a preparare piatti tradizionali giapponesi come il kinpira-gobo (bardana cotta dolce e salata), l'ageshi-tofu (tofu fritto e condito) , zuppa di miso. Laureato negli Stati Uniti, Kanae è un ospite divertente che ama condividere storie su come vivono e mangiano i locali. È ansiosa di soddisfare la tua richiesta di menu, quindi faglielo sapere quando effettui una richiesta di prenotazione. È anche felice di introdurre piatti dell'Hokkaido come zuppa al curry, chan chan yaki e kaisen-don (donburi di pesce fresco) invece dei tipici menu casalinghi. Originaria di Kamakura, Kanae, suo marito e le sue due figlie vivono a Sapporo da oltre un decennio. Influenzata da sua madre, che era un'ottima cuoca, Kanae ha sempre amato il cibo e la cucina. Avendo vissuto a Hokkaido, che vanta i migliori prodotti del Giappone, Kanae apprezza e si diverte a cucinare con verdure fresche, autoctone, pesce, carne e condimenti di provenienza locale.
Opzioni del tour
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Informazioni importanti
- I neonati e i bambini piccoli possono essere portati in carrozzina o passeggino
- Animali di servizio ammessi
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- Il menu può variare a seconda della stagione
- Se alcuni viaggiatori nel vostro gruppo hanno allergie, restrizioni dietetiche o preferenze di cucina, si prega di avvisare al momento della prenotazione
- Sono disponibili opzioni vegetariane e vegane, si prega di avvisare al momento della prenotazione, se necessario
- Esperienza privata e personalizzata
- Kanae è felice di introdurre i piatti Hokkaido al posto dei tipici menu homestyle, se sei interessato a uno di questi.
- Si prega di notare che l'auto di Kanae può ospitare fino a 5 persone compreso il conducente (max 4 ospiti), quindi se siete un gruppo di 5 o più dovrete usare un taxi e farlo seguire l'auto di Kanae a casa sua, dopo averla incontrata alla stazione.
Recensioni(33)
Kanae-San took me through several small local markets, full of fresh fish and fruit/veggies, as well as spices . Then we cooked a delicious meal in her home. She was a lovely host! Thank you so much!
What a lovely morning I had with Kanae both shopping and preparing our lunch together. The food was delicious as well as nutritious. I would recommend this tour to anyone in the Sapporo area who likes to cook and learn more about the food history of this area.
Kanae is a great host and wonderful conversationalist. The soup curry we cooked together was delicious as well. The whole experience really was a highlight of my trip, and I’d recommend it to anyone considering doing a cooking class with a local guide.
My wife and I had the opertunity to join Kanae for her market tour and cooking class. From the moment she picked us up to the drive back to the station it was a time filled with joy and laughter. Her English was amazing and she was full of humor and good information. The meal was amazing and tasty, the time could not have been better spent. Five stars!
We joined Kanae to browse a market. We had fun looking at all the food (mostly fish) and asking questions. Kanae bought some fish and then took us to her house, a beautiful place on the edge of the mountain and we cooked lunch together. Lovely!
Mrs. Kanae welcomed us and took us to the local market where we had the chance to witness the locals selling fish and vegetables. She then took us to her lovely house and welcomed us in. Throughout the whole experience Kanae has been nothing but delightful to us. She modified the menu because my partner does not eat meat and she has responded to all our numerous questions on Japanese cuisine and culture. She enlightened me on the four basic pillars of Japanese cooking and i cannot be anything but deeply thankful to her for the time she shared with us. Grazie mille di cuore Kanae-san! Hope to see you again
Loved our cooking class with Kanae in her beautiful home surrounded by mountains and falling snow. We were collected at the meeting point by Kanae and then driven first the local fish and food markets where we purchased our supplies for lunch. Surprisingly, a tranquil and quiet experience wandering through the market places. The fish markets back home where I come from are a bustling and stinky affair, but not here. Everything is beautifully presented , pristinely clean and calm. Then onto lunch. Kanae will teach you how to cook whatever you like and I had requested a seafood dish which turned out to be a lip smacking, umumsi bomb of home style salmon, spinach, miso and dashi. Will be cooking this at home. We loved our day! Highly recommend this activity. Thank you Kanae for a great day!!!!
My friends and I had the best time with Kanae on the local markets tour and cooking class. Her English is very good and she is very kind, thoughtful, and interesting, answering our many questions. She is also a wonderful cook and taught us to make several delicious local cuisine dishes in her home. We thoroughly enjoyed our time with her.
Very warm, relaxed and personable host. Very much enjoyed the trip to several markets and cooking in Kanae’s well equipped kitchen. We made three incredible dishes with great conversation about life in Sapporo
Kanae picked us up in her car at the subway station and drove to a local seafood market. She spoke very good English and was very friendly and helpful. We learned about all the different kinds of Hokkaido crabs and edible seaweeds. There was fresh giant Octopus and Scallops at the market. Back at her modern hillside home, she showed us how to prepare miso soup and spinach with crushed sesame seeds from scratch. The main dish was baked Hokkaido salmon with assorted vegetables and a miso paste sauce. It was delicious 😋.

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