Village Style: Fried Spring Rolls, Curry Laksa and Kueh Ketayap

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s you step into the enchanting world of Malaysian village cooking, you'll gain insights into the cultural significance of each dish and its place in local traditions. Dive into the art of crafting crispy, golden spring rolls that burst with savory goodness.

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Embark on a culinary journey to experience the heart and soul of Malaysian cuisine at LaZat Cooking School in Kuala Lumpur. In their Village Style Cooking Class, immerse yourself in the rich flavors of the region as you learn to prepare Fried Spring Rolls, Curry Laksa, and Kueh Ketayap. Under the expert guidance of skilled instructors, you'll discover the intricate techniques and authentic ingredients that make these dishes truly exceptional.

As you step into the enchanting world of Malaysian village cooking, you'll gain insights into the cultural significance of each dish and its place in local traditions. Dive into the art of crafting crispy, golden spring rolls that burst with savory goodness. Then, master the complexities of Curry Laksa, a fragrant noodle soup that combines a medley of spices and ingredients to create a harmonious flavor symphony.

Finally, indulge your sweet tooth with Kueh Ketayap, delicate coconut-filled crepes that offer a delightful ending to this culinary adventure. Whether you're a novice or an experienced cook, this hands-on class will leave you with a deeper appreciation for Malaysian cuisine and the skills to recreate these delectable dishes in your own kitchen.

  • Kuala Lumpur Branch

    Lot 3312, Kg. Palimbayan Indah 1, Kg. Palimbayan Indah, Kuala Lumpur

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