Vietnamese Cooking Classes in Hoi An, Vietnam
A very popular activity during a tour of Vietnam is a cooking class. Vietnamese cuisine is globally known for its varied flavours, presentation and freshness. Classes usually take a half a day and there are several to choose from in Hoi An. The more developed classes involve a trip to the nearby market to buy the traditional Vietnamese ingredients. We've recently reviewed the classes ourselves, click below to find out what we cooked!
Morning Glory Street Food Restaurant and Cooking School
Ms Vy’s class is full of interesting facts about Vietnamese food
& culture. Our class took place at Cargo Club and included a tour of the market. Ms. Vy’s
School of cooking is so popular, it’s tough to get booked into one. Due to
11 years of teaching success, she’s moving the cooking school to a larger
premises across the street.
Click here to book a class, learn
more & try a free
recipe! >>
Redbridge Cooking School & Restaurant
Redbridge provides an exclusive experience, the classes are more intimate.
The day begins with shopping for ingredients in the market, followed by a
scenic ride up the river by boat to the cooking school for the class and a
tasty meal at the end. The cost is $15 US per person. They run a regular,
dependable schedule.
Go to
Redbridge's site >>
Cafe 96 Cooking Class
For just $5 US our teacher 'Bup' taught us to cook three healthy Vietnamese dishes in an hour. We even had some rum for fun!
This cooking class is great value for money. Perfect for budget conscious
travellers who love Vietnamese cuisine & want to cook their favourite dishes
when they get back home. Check out our blog on Cafe 96 cooking class.
Includes: recipes, photos & cooking instructions >>
Try the Hoi An recipes at home
Cafe 96: Green Papaya Salad |
Summer Rolls - Steamed & Fried |
Fish in Banana Leaf
Morning Glory Street Food Restaurant and Cooking School: Grilled
Baby Eggplant