HANDS-ON COOKING · TUK-TUKS
Classes here run small and go early. Below: the 5 tuk-tuks cooking classes to book first, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of the $23.99 Mekong Delta tour from Ho Chi Minh City, with boats, tuk tuk, lunch, coconut candy, cooking, and practical tips.
“A bit fast paced. But our guide was very attentive. Love the experience of riding different boats. Our phones had gone dead, but the tour company made sure that we were able to catch a taxi to our cruise ship.”
Learn Thai cooking, shop Khlong Toei Market, and ride a tuk-tuk to a clean Bangkok cooking school in this fun 3.5-hour class.
“Such a fun class! All the ingredients were very try fresh and the instructor was awesome! Every dish was delicious. I would recommend this class to any of my family traveling to Bangkok!”
Cook four Thai classics, shop a 60-year-old market, and ride a tuk tuk near Wat Arun in this practical 3.5-hour Bangkok class.
“We had an amazing time at Arai Thai Cooking, we discovered the very local market and chose our own ingredients. The 4 meals were delicious, perfectly explained by the instructor who master’s english, thai and asian history in general always giving different stories to any meal. We will come back thanks so much for the experience !”
Explore Ben Tre by scooter or tuk-tuk, shop a local market, taste street food, and cook four to five Mekong Delta dishes.
“We had a great day and really enjoyed this cooking class. We could choose the dishes by ourselves from a menu. In the morning we went to the market to buy the ingredients. During cooking everything was explained to us and afterwards we had a perfect lunch.”
Review of Bangkok’s Sabieng Thai cooking class, with a fresh market visit, tuk-tuk ride, four dishes, dietary options, and practical tips.
“What a fabulous experience! A walk around the market followed by a tuk tuk ride to the cooking school. What a treat to create a 4 course lunch and then eat together as a group of 6.”
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