Miss Hanoi Cooking Class with Market Tour

Bella's class was fascinating and engaging, and her excellent English helped with communication. The spring rolls were fresh and delicious, made to order. Highly recommended for teenagers and whole family.

The class was pretty good. I am doing this review is for people who like me are into searching information from online. I did some research before the class, I got some impressions of Miss Hanoi website and google reviews, thought it’s more like a Miss Hanoi cooking class, expecially for the kitchen vibe and cuisine type. But when I got the email from the organization the day before(less than 24 hours before class), it changed to apron up organization and the address is totally different from the address on Klook. So if you like online surfing, that might help you have a better understanding of this event. Overall, good experience, just confusing information before class.

Excellent! Our teacher was great! We went to the market first and learnt a lot of interesting things! I only wish the would have provided recipes so we can try making the food again at home!

Really nice and friendly colleagues. Unforgettable experience.

It was a bit hot to do in summer. But the whole family made Vietnamese food and enjoyed the coffee. When you're done, send me a recipe ...

Changed to Apron Up class. They gave me a higher price but changed to a cheaper class. It was supposed to start at 8:30 but they changed it to 9 without any notice/ I'm not good at English but the person teaching me was secretly ignoring me

Lovely cooking session with Ms. Thang. She guided us through the steps of preparing the ingredients and cooking it. The menu selection is just perfect: pho, bun cha, spring roll and egg coffee. The food tasted very delicious.

We were satisfied. It's small, so the cooking class usually holds one cooker per person, but it's just one cookware on its side. It was raining when I went to the market, but I shared the raincoat and saw the market while it was raining. Rice noodles, buns, jjajo, and egg coffee were all so delicious. I was eating egg coffee for the first time with my mom. As I prepared for my trip with my mom, I booked a cooking class and worried that my mom would like it. Thank you.

Your address and class location were different. It was fun to ride a motorcycle, but the first embarrassing shopping was fun because the guide gave me some knowledge about the fruits and also gave me some Vietnamese words. I also made some foreigners, so it was okay to talk about things. However, the cooking class itself is a place where you can fry and fry soup, but even if you turn on the air conditioner, it was not cool at all. But after I finished it, I had a delicious and enjoyable meal. It's worthwhile!

Met up with Phoenix at the coffee shop. We went around to buy some of the needed ingredients and walked back to the kitchen. It was a one on one cooking class. I learned a lot during the class and had a great experience.