Taipei: Candle Making - Bubble Tea & Xiaolongbao
- Classes can be taught entirely in English or Korean, or in a combination of Vietnamese/Thai.
- Taiwanese cultural DIY classes introduce Taiwan's unique culture, historical background, and tourist attractions.
- Foreign visitors can learn about Taiwanese culture while enjoying hands-on activities and taking home unique souvenirs filled with travel memories.
- Classes are held in Dihua Street, Dadaocheng. Students can visit attractions such as Dihua Street, Yongle Market, Dadaocheng Wharf, and Xia Hai City God Temple.
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Reviews
This is such a fun activity! I highly recommend this. The candle making is easy enough for beginners and all ages. Tracy was an extremely enthusiastic teacher and shared with us her recommendations on where to go for food and places to visit while we are in Taipei.
So much fun! The staff that I spoke to was especially helpful and patient when it came to arranging a class that could accommodate my large group. The instructions were clear and the end product was worthwhile.
it’s an interesting hands on experience for children as they can smell and select the scents for the candles and bring back as souvenir.
Had a great time. The instructor was very precise and clear with the instruction on how to make the candles. A great experience overall and a great personalized souvenir to bring back home!
I brought some foreigners to experience making bubble tea and soup dumpling scented candles. The instructor was very kind, and we had a lot of fun.
The teacher is very kind, patient, and thorough in their instruction! It was a really fun experience! I'd love to bring other foreign friends here again!
It was such a fun time. I was the only one who signed up, but we had a 1:1 lesson with the teacher, and we talked a lot, and we even got a really pretty scented candle and a plaster air freshener as a service! She said she studied Korean hard because she likes Korea, and she speaks Korean really well. There was no problem communicating at all. She also recommended many good restaurants and places to visit in Taipei, so I was so grateful that I got to know more new places even though I've already visited Taipei several times. The class lasts about 2 hours, and I recommend making it in the morning and doing the Dihua Street + Dadaocheng schedule in the afternoon! Since hot liquids are used, if you plan on bringing children, you should be careful. Oh, the meeting place is written vaguely, but the workshop is on the 4th floor of Yongle Market, and the meeting place is in the Watson building right across Yongle Market, so please keep that in mind!
The instructor was very friendly, helpful and very accommodating. We loved the experience! Will recommend!
I had so much fun. The instructor also brought up topics other than the workshop, and gave me recommendations for great food. I really enjoyed it. Of course, making the candles was also fun. I got to arrange the tapioca pearls, which have a great texture, and make the ice shapes into hearts. They helped me finish it beautifully. It was overflowing with cuteness, and I really enjoyed it!!
We are visiting from US and my kids rated this experience “awesome” and “best in her weeklong stay in Taipei”! They also liked the clear instructions, very friendly and helpful instructor, and of course the yummy bubble tea to drink while they are making one that could be lit! In addition, it is super safe and nicely-paced that an elementary school kid could easily follow.
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