TOP 10 SUSHI MAKING CLASSES IN NEW YORK, USA

Learn How To Make Better Sushi Than Your Local Sushi Shop

A Sushi Chef course is offered by The Chef Apprentice School of the Arts. Our experience is rooted in the belief that you should never have to go into soul-crushing debt and learn in crowded classrooms with no access to the industry you want to work in upon graduation.

Learn how to make your Japanese restaurant favorites! We'll make both meat/seafood + vegetarian versions of the sushi rolls and dumplings.

You and your friends will learn to cook delicious and healthy Japanese cuisine, and if desired, can enjoy a sake tasting.

We’ll have fun creating this art of rolling on the Valentine's Day at home. We will go over step-by-step from preparing ingredients and cooking each sushi component including sushi rice and Japanese egg roll (tamago).

Sushi-making doesn't have to be limited to the view from a seat at your local Japanese restaurant. Bring the sushi bar home by practicing your skills at preparing nigiri (sashimi fish on top of thumb-size, compact sushi rice), perfecting the texture of rice, and learning the proper techniques.

Master the art of bento box and learn delicious Japanese recipes in this hands-on cooking class in NYC. Change up your dining routine and reserve a cooking experience rather than a seat at your local restaurant!

Do you ever wish you could have your favorite sushi rolls any day of the week? Now you can learn how to make sushi in this sushi-making class in NYC! Making sushi is one of the highest arts found in Japanese cuisine.

You love to eat it, now make it yourself! Learn the necessary ingredients and equipment, where to buy them and then roll, roll, roll! We focus on norimaki: uramaki, temaki, gunkan maki using vegetables, tuna, salmon, and fish roe.

Sushi-making doesn't have to be limited to the view from a seat at your local Japanese restaurant. Bring the sushi bar home by practicing your skills at preparing nigiri (sashimi fish on top of thumb-size, compact sushi rice), perfecting the texture of rice, and learning the proper techniques