Thailändsk matlagningskurs i Bangkoks gamla stadsdel med marknadstur





Beskrivning
• Utmärkt läge i Bangkoks gamla stadsdel - Bekvämt beläget bara några minuter från Grand Palace, Chinatown och Wat Arun. • Lätt att nå – Inom gångavstånd från stora sevärdheter och kulturella attraktioner. • Lokal marknadsupplevelse på Pak Khlong Talad – Utforska Bangkoks ikoniska blomster- och färskvarumarknad under morgon- (8:30) och eftermiddagssessionerna (13:00). Kvällskursen fokuserar enbart på matlagning. • Bekväm praktisk matlagningskurs – Koppla av i ett svalt, luftkonditionerat kök och tillaga fyra klassiska thailändska rätter med stegvis vägledning från erfarna instruktörer. • Cultural Touch – Lär dig konsten att vika vita lotusblommor och skapa ditt eget vackra arrangemang att ta med hem. • Perfekt halvdagsupplevelse – En balanserad blandning av autentiska smaker, lokal kultur och kul i en minnesvärd klass.
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- Spädbarn och små barn kan åka i barnvagn eller sittvagn
- Kollektivtrafiksalternativ finns i närheten
- No-shows återbetalas inte
Recensioner(126)
What a great time! Our chef Jeab was wonderful! She took us on a lovely tour of the market and showed us thai food and flowers. The class itself was fun and interactive. The location inside was also beautifully designed. Our group of 6 had a blast, made and tasted wonderful food! It was so much food. You'll feel very accomplished when you can eat what you cooked. I've done a few cooking classes around the globe and this one was the best.
Instructor was very kind and informational on the ingredients and how to use them properly. She gave great advice on how to make Thai food authentically
Fantastic experience. We have done quite a few food tours and cooking classes and this has been one of the most enjoyable. The guide was super impressive, conversational and a very good teacher too. The tour through the market gave us a great insight into what we would be using as produce and the history of the market as well. Nothing but great experiences.
Read the instructions on where the place is located carefully. After that, enjoy a wonderful event. Very authentic - my wife is Thai and can be testament to this.
A fantastic experience into how traditional Thai meals are prepped and cooked. Loved being able to eat the meals once it was cooked and hoe accommodating the guides are if you have intolerances or ingredients you don't like. Highly recommended!
A definite must do! We had so much fun at this class. Our guide was fantastic! Cooking the food was a great experience. A great way to learn about Thai cuisine! Best part...you get to eat all your dishes afterwards! Great location!
The cooking class was very nice. We had alot fun and were impressed by Sasi.
This is the cooking class to book if you want your kids off their phones and actually present with you. My family left with new skills, full stomachs, and a stack of great photos. Our instructor made it easy to follow while still teaching real technique: how to balance sweet, sour, salt, and heat the way Thai cooking actually works, not just a recipe card version of it. Everything came from fresh market ingredients, and she walked us through why each one mattered, not just how to chop it. Best part: this wasn't a passive tour where you watch someone cook. We were hands-on the whole time, and the food we made was better than most restaurant meals we'd had all trip. If you're traveling with kids and want one activity that pulls everyone away from screens and into something they'll actually remember, this is it.
Amazing experience! I would recommend it to anyone. We made four delicious dishes from raw ingredients and with traditional techniques. Our instructor Chon was fantastic! If you choose the evening session you don’t go to the market but I would still highly recommend the class.
Amazing experience ! You won't need to eat again for the day as you will cool and eat 4 differents recipes. Everything is well organized and you will be surprised how well your plates turns out



