Cambodia · COOKING CLASSES
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Fish amok steamed in banana leaf, lok lak, a kroeung paste you pound yourself. The classes below start at a market stall or a village garden and finish at a table you helped lay. Here is what each one teaches, the class size, whether the market trip and transport are included, and how much you will eat by the end.
Khmer cooking class in Siem Reap with tuk-tuk pickup, market shopping, and a hands-on 4-course meal including Fish Amok and Tom Yam.
“Great cooking lesson with a lot of options to cook. Everyone could freely choose 4 different recipe. The visit at the local market was verry interesting.”
Tuk-tuk to a Siem Reap market, then cook 4 Khmer dishes in a local home, including Fish Amok and Tom Yum, for $29.
“Very well organised, great cooking class! Lots of food options, you won’t go home hungry!!!”
Cook Khmer classics in Siem Reap with Paper Tiger. Market walk, hands-on amok and curry cooking, lunch or dinner, recipes to take home.
“Great experience! Working in a small group, you have the opportunity to visit the market nearby to learn about local produce and then return to the special kitchen to prepare a three course meal that you then get to enjoy. This was a reallRead more”
Phnom Penh half-day Khmer cooking class with a market tuk-tuk stop, three dishes, and take-home recipes from Banana Cooking Class.
“What a great experience! I feel confident in buying from the markets now. Air conditioned, top class facilities, great recipes! My accomplice said the main course was the best he had eaten in the 10 days we’d been here (I agree). Chef Lom Ang Peark was so good to work with. I’ve taken cooking classes in Vietnam, Thailand and Bali (Indonesia) and this one is right up with the best!”
Tuk-tuk to Psar Chaa market, then cook 3 Khmer dishes with a small team at a garden pavilion, plus meal and take-home recipes.
“Great fun with excellent direction from Sophia and her chef Not at all. Scary for inexperienced people such as me A lot of fun shopping in the marketplace picking our produce to go back and cook The cookbook is so practical Recommend you try this you will not regret your decision”
Hands-on Khmer cooking in a Siem Reap village. Meet a local family, shop ingredients, cook classic dishes, then eat by a pond.
“Must do experience! I enjoyed going through the market at the start and learning about all the ingredients. The guide and chef were amazing 😊”
Khmer cooking class in Siem Reap with a market tour, hands-on lessons, and Chef Dee, ending with the three dishes you make.
“We had a wonderful experience with Dee. Our tuk-tuk driver took us to a local market and talked to us about the vegetables being sold in the market. He then took us to Dee's home, where she has a lovely covered cooking porch insidRead more”
Khmer Gourmet in Siem Reap is a private market-to-kitchen cooking class where you choose from 6 menus, cook 3 courses, and eat.
“I had such a wonderful time with this cooking lesson! Our teacher was terrific and I met some wonderful people, not to mention that the food was DELICIOUS! I recommend taking a cooking class. It is a lovely way to enjoy a culture and to learn about how local foods are made. I really enjoyed going to the market to learn about the spices and produce that would be going into my food.”
Hand-pick fresh ingredients at a local Battambang market, then cook 3 Khmer dishes in a home kitchen by tuk-tuk, plus a sweet finish.
“Our guide was very informative and attentive to our needs. We were taken through central market - interesting place. We went to the Railway and stood on the lines. We saw the post office and walked back on the now closed to traffic riverside full of people enjoying the weekend. Would recommend if you want to see a bit of Phnom Penh off the beaten track and rack up your walking steps.”
Private countryside cooking class from Phnom Penh, ferry and tuk-tuk to Arey Ksat. Shop for ingredients, cook Chicken Amok.
“Wow! Safe and Clean food along with the best host and experience we've had in Phenom Penh. So grateful we did this excursion.”
Khmer cooking class in Siem Reap with chef Sokha. 2.5 hours of hands-on lessons, lunch included, private group, $35.
“A really fun learning experiencing preparing such tasty traditional food! The dishes were actually quite simple to prepare so easy to remember once you get home. The staff were a delight and very accommodating!”
Battambang cooking class with a tuk-tuk market tour, hands-on Khmer dishes in a local home, and hotel pickup for $18.
“Gives you an overall view of the city, that gives you a feel for the city and an orientation of were things are located. The guide could have been a little more engaging in general Cambodian life other than that he told you lots of historical information”
