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US$ 129 per person

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Nigiri Sushi Making for Everyone!

US$ 129 per person

5.00 (31)

Starting time

11AM, 4PM

Duration

2 hours

Min. participants

1 Participants

Language

English

About

You can pick one of the classes below. Please indicate which class you would like to book in the comments section.

Sushi Class

Let’s make world famous sushi! Wouldn't it great if you can have sushi party at home? We will show you the easy way to make sushi!

Sushi Class for Vegetarians

Healthy & colorful vegetables! Sushi can be for non-fish-eaters as well!

You can order sake for tasting at an additional charge of 500JPY- /glass (approx. 5USD).

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Please pick one of the menus below and indicate it in the booking page

Sushi Class Menu

Japanese broth “Dashi”
Sushi rice
Miso soup
Nigiri sushi and Gunkan-maki sushi

Sushi Class for Vegetarians Menu

Japanese broth “Dashi”
Sushi rice
Miso soup
Nigiri Sushi, Gunkan-maki Sushi, Inari sushi and rolled sushi

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Expert Tips

by Cat Lau

Food Writer · Trained Cook · Hungry Traveler

" At Chagohan, they know the best sources for all of their ingredients and I could tell by the look and the taste of everything there! "

What I liked: Cooking in a charming and beautiful kitchen. Everything was very organized and the quality of the ingredients that we cooked with were of the highest quality!
What to know: This cooking class is in an awesome neighborhood called Asakusa. It’s worth taking a little walk around Kappabashi Kitchen Town-- an absolute dream for any chef!
Good for: Small groups or private classes. This is the perfect class for those interested in the techniques of traditional Japanese cooking because everything is so thoroughly explained.
How to get there: A short walk from Tawaramachi or Asakusa metro stations.

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Schedule

Morning Class:

11:00 am: Introduction to sushi and preparation
12:30 pm: Enjoying the sushi you've made with your own hands
1:00 pm: End of Class

Afternoon Class:

4:00 pm: Introduction to sushi and preparation
5:30 pm: Enjoying the sushi you've made with your own hands
6:00 pm: End of Class

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Included Highlights

All ingredients

Apron

available to order sake tasting

No additives

No msg

Recipe book

Vegetarian applicable

Additional Information

Confirmation

You will receive the confirmation of your booking's availability within 24 hours. Once confirmed, please present your booking reference number at the cooking school.

Cancellation

Full refund will be issued for cancellation made at least 48 hours prior to the activity

Traveler Photos

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Traveler Reviews

Verified 5.00 31 reviews

"Incredible!"

The chef and his wife run a cooking school. It was as if we were brought into their home. They taught us how to make a Japanese omelet and Nigiri sushi. We watched the chef present the tuna and we were taught how to slice it. Everything in the instruction and the fish was excellent. So much fun!

"Excellent!"

Our sushi making class was one of the highlights of our trip. They were so nice and accommodating and our sushi was delicious!

"Fantastic!"

Masa and Junko’s sushi making class was a highlight of our visit to Tokyo! They are lovely people to spend an afternoon with and great instructors. Their school is spacious and charming and the sushi and Japanese omlettes we made were delicious.

"Great atmosphere in an open and friendly enviroment"

The art of making nigiri was explained starting from scratch. Every step was well explained so that in the end the surprisingly complex procedure resulted in a delicious meal.

"Fantastic class"

It was a very fun educational class, with a great and dedicated teacher. The location was very nice and authentic, we learned about how to make the sushi and the technics, but also about the history behind. After class we got to eat what we made, and learned about the Japanese way of starting a meal “Itadakimasu”. It was a really nice day, in a very nice environment, where you felt very much welcome. I give Chagohan Tokyo my best recommendation.