Chef and recipe creator YUCa will guide you through the art of
Simple, easy and delicious Japanese food to you!
The best cooking class in Japan 2018 & 2019 by TripAdvisor! See more detail.
Live streaming cooking! We offer 8 classes. Menus of some classes change monthly.
Looking forward to meeting you and cooking together!
We offer 7 classes at YUCa's private kitchen studio.
Now, temporarily closing in-person class. We will announce reopening!
We introduce Japanese home cooking recipes (both video and text) for free. Please watch and try them out! Smart phone app is available too.
Welcome to YUCa’s Japanese Cooking – Virtual Cooking Class – !
This is a brand-new online service! In this live streaming cooking experience, you will connect with home cooking chef YUCa from her private kitchen in the centre of Tokyo, Japan. YUCa will be guiding you step by step to create popular Japanese foods in the comfort of your home kitchen! You can sign up to a class individually or why not sign up for the whole course at a great price!
Class & Menu:
1. Group class *Fixed course
– Tsukemen Soup class : Soymilk Tantan ramen
– Seasonal Sushi class : Temaki zushi
– Japanese Sweets class : Matcha roll cake & Red bean paste (Anko)
– Family Cooking class : Okosama Lunch (Plate Lunch for Kids)
– Okonomiyaki class : Hiroshima-style Okonomiyaki
– Gyoza class : Yaki-gyoza
– Healthy Japanese Meals class : Grilled salmon with long onion and miso sauce(as main) etc.
– Monthly Special class : Tonkotsu ramen soup (2 Days)
2. Private class
If you have specific menus you would like to learn, please contact me.
Class Schedule:
Day : Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat and Sun
Time : 10:00am (JST), 13:00pm (JST), 19:30pm (JST)
* Please choose one class a day. Thank you for understanding!
Prices:
One class – 5,000JPY (including VAT10%)
3 classes – 13,000JPY (including VAT10%) 4,666JPY/class
6 classes – 25,000JPY (including VAT10%) 4,333JPY/class
Whole course or 8 classes over couple of courses – 32,000JPY (including VAT10%) 4,000JPY/class
*max 7 screens (up to two participants per screen)
**Price is per screen
***Monthly Special class is exceptional (Aug-Sep 2020).
How to book:
1. Please visit our virtual class page and fill the request form down below. Then, push “Send your request” button.
2. We will send a reply with the link for the payment. If you do not receive a reply from us within two days, please resubmit your request again.
3. Once you book the class, you’ll receive a link of Google Meet and a full list of ingredients and utensils. Not to worry – we keep it simple, you probably already have all the things you need in your kitchen!
4. As we get closer to the big day, you’ll receive notes from us to help you to connect virtually on the day you book.
5. See you from the kitchen!
Reviews from virtual class guests: Please read here !
Attention:
The schedule hours default to Japan Standard Time (JST)★.
Please pay attention to the day you sign up for in accordance with your time zone!
Can’t you find a schedule for your time zones? Don’t worry!
Write to: info@yjc.tokyo or contact us. We can do our best to make it work together!
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https://camp-fire.jp/projects/view/317957
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