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Viator · group up to 10 pax

Family Friendly Osaka Tempura Cooking Class

5.0(3)Osaka1 hour
VIATOR5.0(3)

Description

Experience the culinary delight of making and eating tempura in Osaka. Sizzle up a variety of delicious types of tempura—succulent shrimp, crispy vegetables, and savory kakiage. In this family-friendly class led by Max, a Japanese-American chef and restaurant owner. Savor your freshly fried creations with a side of rice, comforting miso soup, a delectable dessert, and green tea all while enjoying a stunning view of Osaka. With options tailored to your unique dietary needs, this meal promises to be both delicious and accommodating.

Tour Options

Family Friendly Osaka Tempura Cooking Class

Highlights

Ingredients and utensils to make a tempura meal
A bilingual cooking instructor
Recipes and souvenirs to take home

What's included

Included
Ingredients and utensils to make a tempura meal
A bilingual cooking instructor
Recipes and souvenirs to take home
Not included
Transportation to/from the experience

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Important Information

  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • This activity is able to accommodate the following dietary requirements: Gluten-free, Halal, Vegan diet, Vegetarian diet and Pescetarian diet. Please inform us in advance of your dietary restrictions
  • Please make sure to arrive on time. The host will be waiting for you at the meeting point up to 15 minutes before the experience starting time
  • If you are late, please notify the host. You’ll have to go directly to the venue (5-7 min walk from Matsuyamachi Station)
  • Please note that the kitchen is in a shared building, so stomping, shouting, running, and any other loud actions are strictly prohibited
  • Children aged 6 and under can participate for free, please inform us when placing the booking
  • For safety, children under 16 years of age cannot fry anything themselves

Reviews(3)

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