Jolie Da Nang Aula de Culinária

experience: If you want to get the full Da Nang food experience, I highly recommend that you should definitely try Jolie's Cooking Class. instructor: Our instructor Lan is very good and she made the class really interactive and fun! ❤️

The teacher was so fun and engaging, and explained the background of the dishes, which helped me understand Vietnamese cuisine even better. Not only the cooking but also the games were really enjoyable, and the food was more delicious than any restaurant I’ve ever been to. It was the best. I definitely want to come back again!

Chúng tôi đi cùng một bé 4 tuổi, và bé có thể tham gia tất cả các hoạt động bao gồm chuẩn bị thức ăn và nấu nướng, bé rất thích! Đối với người lớn, chúng tôi đã tìm hiểu thêm rất nhiều về thực đơn Việt Nam, cà phê, cách chuẩn bị thức ăn và nông nghiệp! Chuyến đi thực sự rất bổ ích và tuyệt vời! Rất khuyến khích!

This was a fantastic experience with my family. My teenage children loved the experience. A big thank you to Rosie who made the whole class even more enjoyable. The food we cooked and ate was delicious. If you want to experience a cooking class, then this would have to be the best one. Highly recommended.

The cooking class content is good, however, the environment needs improvement. Comparing with the cooking class I have attended in other countries, this one needs more renovation and decoration in the class room. Also, I was hoping to learn more in the market tour, but the market tour is too short. Overall is a good experience, I learned the cooking skills that I can use in my day-to-day cooking routine.

It was so kind and good. They could speak a little Korean, and only one foreigner came, with the rest being Koreans who made reservations, which made me feel a bit more comfortable. We cooked with local ingredients, ate meals, had fruit, and the welcome tea was warm and delicious. I think it would be good to experience it at least once. Oh! But the location was different because they moved. My plan to visit Lotte Mart... I don't know if the location has been updated. 14 An Trung Dong 6. Please check the address before you go.

Compared to Thailand, the cooking difficulty is a bit higher~ so it might be a little tough for very young children? But it's not because I made it myself, every single dish was really delicious, and they even taught us the menu names with Vietnamese pronunciation! We also played games in between, it was such an enjoyable time..! Especially Teacher Suji~ she was so cheerful and kind, it felt like I made a friend in Da Nang!^^ They said they plan to add more diverse menu items in the future, so I'll definitely go again next time I visit Da Nang♡

It was a valuable experience where I could experience the diverse culture of Vietnam and gain knowledge with an excellent guide. I had such an enjoyable time that I was almost embarrassed by my initial lack of high expectations. It was one of the most fun and memorable experiences I've had while traveling abroad. In particular, our main guide, Rosie, led the entire class very cheerfully and answered various questions kindly and genuinely, which was great. She was a wonderful guide who made us enjoy the process itself, rather than just focusing on the outcome of cooking. The results were also incredibly delicious and of high quality, and after eating everything, I felt truly full and satisfied. I highly recommend this to absolutely everyone visiting Da Nang!!!

Best time during our family trip! The instructor was considerate of the children's feelings, gently encouraged them with simple English and Korean, and guided the class well. The class leader for each dish was very satisfying and excellent, and there were activity games in between to keep it from being boring, which was enjoyable. The host is especially proud of their teaching and cooking skills, and their excellent English proficiency ensures there are no communication issues. It was a fun memory with the kids.

If I had to pick the best moment from my entire trip to Vietnam, I would choose the cooking class where we shopped for ingredients and cooked together. Seriously, before the class, I added the market tour option, and it was great to learn about the real cost of living for Vietnamese people and hear the names of unfamiliar ingredients (Rosie, the teacher, knows Korean food ingredients incredibly well, haha). Sujin, the teacher, too, haha. The market tour was excellent, and then, for the cooking part, there were assistant teachers, and everything was already set up, which was very helpful. I realized that Vietnamese food can be as easy to make as Korean ramen. If the dishes were too familiar, it seemed like there was an option to negotiate and try cooking other dishes. It was a truly fulfilling time from morning until lunch, haha.