HANDS-ON COOKING · KATHMANDU COOKING CLASSES
Everything worth an apron here, in one place: 14 cooking classes with prices, running times and the traveller verdict on each.
Learn to make momos and three other Nepali dishes in a friendly Thamel cooking class with market shopping, local tips, and a full meal.
“I had a wonderful experience at the Nepal Cooking School! I chose one of the three menus, and I was so excited that they all taught you how to make momo. As the only student that afternoon, I had my teachers' undivided attention, whicRead more”
Learn momo, dal bhat, and more in a women-led Kathmandu cooking class with a market visit, local chefs, and a generous meal.
“It was a very fun and inclusive class, very hospitable and i really enjoyed going for a walk to the market to get the fresh produce.”
Learn momos, dal bhat, and Nepali desserts in a hands-on Kathmandu cooking class with market shopping, tea, and hotel pickup options.
“Best experience ever. They were hands on and we laughed a ton at how instructors turned out vs ours. Tasted amazing and would go back for another class.”
Review of Kathmandu’s women-led Nepali cooking class, with local ingredients, masala chai, hands-on cooking, lunch, recipes, and practical booking tips.
“These young ladies are so much fun. We had a wonderful time cooking, sharing our stories and even dancing. The food we made was delicious and easy to make when we get home. We were in Nepal teaching English and we even managed to work on their English while we learned words in Nepali.”
Learn to make Nepali momos and dal bhat, shop in a Kathmandu market, and enjoy a small-group cooking class with pickup options.
“It was perfect organised! We learned to make momos very well, cooked dalbhat and barra. The activity is around four hours and we ate during this activity. I share this time with my father and sister and we laugh a lot.”
Learn to make Nepali momos and dal bhat in Kathmandu with a market visit, chef guidance, masala tea, and optional hotel pickup.
“The range of dishes available to cook was tremendous. The staff were extremely welcoming, helpful and informative. The cooking progressed at a very pleasant pace. This was a thoroughly enjoyable experience. Well worth doing.”
Learn to make Nepali momo, dal bhat, and local sweets with a chef, market stop, masala tea, and a freshly cooked meal in Kathmandu.
“Bardzo miła atmosfera, można było zrobić tyle momo ile dasz radę zjeść.”
Learn to make Nepali dishes and momos in Kathmandu with fresh ingredients, hotel pickup, lunch, masala tea, and an English-speaking chef.
“the program was very nice ,the ladies are all perfect. They was funny and very kind . We learn a lot .”
Cook four Nepali and Newari dishes, visit a Thamel market, and enjoy a small-group class with an English-speaking chef for $21.
“We had so much fun learning about Nepalese culture and food! It was very interactive and the girls were so kinds and nice!! I would definitely recommend going here :))”
Review of Namaste Cooking School in Thamel, a three-hour, women-led Nepali cooking class with farm-fresh ingredients for $30.
“It was incredible the ladies who ran the class were knowledgeable, friendly and just all round amazing! We all had such a wonderful time!”
Cook momo, curry, roti, and sel roti after a rickshaw market visit in Kathmandu, with Thamel hotel pickup and an English-speaking chef.
“Il corso non è stato di 4 ore ma di due . Il corso è stato molto interessante e formativo . Le insegnanti molto cordiali e gentili”
Learn dal bhat, momos, chatamari, and more in a hands-on three-hour Nepali cooking class near Thamel for $32.
“Esperienza molto bella! Mi sono divertito tanto, la cucina nepalese é ottima.”
Learn to cook three Nepali dishes near Thamel for $25, with local instruction, fresh ingredients, momo techniques, and a shared meal.
“Very good instructor, chatty, friendly and very helpful in refining your cooking techniques”
Cook momos, Dal Bhaat, and Newari dishes at Lisha’s Kathmandu home in a private three-hour class with a full meal included.
“This cooking class offers a rare glimpse into the Nepalese way of life. Located within a private residence, the setting is quiet and personal. With a small group size of three, we received hands-on instruction from the matriarch of the family. The highlight, however, was the hospitality; the son acted as a wonderful host, providing deep context on the country’s political and social landscape. They were even generous enough to provide an extra meal for our group. It is an essential stop for any traveler seeking authenticity.”
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