Malaysia · COOKING CLASSES IN KUALA LUMPUR
The good cooking classes in Kuala Lumpur go early in the dry months and the great ones go earlier still. Below: the 6 to book ahead, what each includes and where they differ.
Learn nasi lemak and dessert in Fizah’s Kuala Lumpur home, with hands-on cooking, family recipes, cultural insight, and a shared meal.
“We thoroughly enjoyed Fizah’s class. It was very hands on with good explanation and instruction , making it possible to replicate the dishes at home. The food was delicious and the ambience was relaxed and comfortable. We would highly recommend this class.”
Learn Malaysian cooking, shop a Kuala Lumpur wet market, and enjoy nasi lemak, roti canai, tea, and hands-on instruction in a small group.
“This cooking experience was certainly beyond our expectations. It began with a punctual pick up from our hotel. Next came the market visit where we had breakfast and learnt of the names, smells, textures, tastes and looks of the ingredieRead more”
Learn Malaysian street food in Sara Khong’s family kitchen, tour an edible garden, cook five dishes, and share lunch near Kuala Lumpur.
“This is a true cooking class and Sara was very knowledgeable patient and attentive !! Cooking was Malaysian cuisine with herbs right from her garden. Highly recommended”
Shop a Kuala Lumpur wet market, eat local breakfast, and cook a Malaysian three-course meal in a private home kitchen.
“I have done cooking classes all over the world and this was definitely one of my favorites! The family was so nice and welcoming and I felt very comfortable. We went to the market, had a delicious indian breakfast, and then went back to the house to cook! The recipe waRead more”
Cook pakora, chicken curry, Kesari, and masala chai at a hands-on Kuala Lumpur class with your own stove and recipes.
“I am beyond happy to have gotten the Chance to learn to cook authentic Indian food at this class. The instructor was so friendly, very gentle and knew answers to all of my questions. She showed me the packages of the spices and told me Read more”
Tour Kuala Lumpur’s TTDI market, cook a three-course Malaysian lunch, and learn family recipes with local chefs at LaZat Cooking.
“Great experience!! Loved the cooking class as well as the visit to the market. Recipes were delicious and the teacher was very helpful and friendly. Highly recommend it.”
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