TOP 10 SUSHI MAKING CLASSES IN WYTHALL, BIRMINGHAM

Learn How To Make Better Sushi Than Your Local Sushi Shop

When you think of Japanese cuisine, you’ll most likely think of sushi… but in reality, Japanese cuisine has so much more to offer. Encompassing the traditional foods and flavours of Japan, this delicious 3-hour Japanese Cooking Class will show you some other delicious foods Japan has to offer!

This course is perfect for learning the basics and getting to grips with traditional Japanese flavours. Working alongside one of our trained chefs there is no way you can get it wrong! Join us for our Japanese cookery course in The Orange Kitchen at Becketts Farm.

Sushi is the well known Japanese dish consisting of small balls or rolls of vinegar-flavoured cold rice served with a garnish of vegetables, egg or raw seafood.

Learn how to make a variety of Sushi in this 3 hour session and get to enjoy the fruits of your labour afterwards! This class is suitable for complete beginners!

Join our hands-on practical sushi making class with Sushi Made Simple cookbook author, Atsuko! Firstly you will make the proper sushi rice, then making your own variety of sushi!

Join our most popular hands-on practical sushi making class with Sushi Made Simple cookbook author, Atsuko!  Atsuko will guide you through the art of the sushi making process, step-by-step, combining traditional techniques and new approaches.

Our cookery courses in the East Midlands include a short demonstration followed by "hands-on" cooking with tutoring to your own specific requirements. Recipes and ingredients are all provided.

Whether you’re passionate about Japanese cuisine or simply looking to expand your skills in the kitchen and try something new, you will have opportunity to take part with this private cooking class in the heart of Edinburgh. Learn how to make original Japanese MAKI, STIR FRY and GYOZA.

At the Edinburgh New Town Cookery School you will be shown the simple techniques of preparing fish and vegetables for sushi and will have a go at making it yourself. In the afternoon, after lunch, you will have a go at other Japanese recipes, which you can take home with you.

Typical schedule introduction & history of sushi how to prepare to make sushi demonstration let's try to make your own sushi