Top 10 Classes & Workshops in Myanmar, Myanmar

Our cooking school has been hosting food-loving visitors since March 2013, when we first opened our doors to visitors from all over the world. We believe the most delicious dishes are born out quality ingredients and we hope you will taste them with us.

Our one day combination of culinary, cultural, eco and sightseeing tour began since 25th September, 2015. Thank you so much.

Traveling Spoon provides travelers with private, authentic food experiences, from homemade meals to cooking classes and market tours, with local hosts in their homes.

Experiential tours taking you on a guided journey to corners of Myanmar's most famous destinations that you would not see with a guide book.

Mingalar par from Mr.Min cooking class..thank you very much for your kind interested to my class. for the information : In the morning We come and meet you at your hotel, go to Mingalar market in Nyaung Shwe or five-days market to buy ingredients ..and then we will drive about 15-20 mins to my villages on the lake.have some tea and we will cook about 8-10 dishes from local areas..have lunch and get a recipes book..later we offer you a canoe trip around the floating garden and villages..after all we send you back to town or if you have to go to the lake as you wish.. You can reach me anytime and mails. Best greetings Min

Our " Accacia Cooking Class " cooking class is inside the village and there are one pagoda and one Middle school near our cooking class. Some local houses are on the way to our cooking class. You can feel the really life of Myanmar people. The foods of our cooking class is really typical Burmese style and amazing taste.And , you can cook by yourself with our chief Cook . He will show how you should cook to get the local taste . We have 3 Menus ( 7 items in every Menu ) .After you have cooked , you eat the foods that you have cooked . Although we have Menu , we can cook all things which you request . So , Please come and cook one time in Myanmar .

More than just a voyage through South-East Asia, we offer you the opportunity to travel the local ways of Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Vietnam or Myanmar. Wander the streets and markets, meet local people, eat in popular restaurants, and spend the night in well-situated hotels with homey touch. Discover these countries through what makes them truly fascinating – their local peoples.

We offer morning or afternoon cooking classes. The morning class starts at the New Bagan market at 07.30am where we browse and do some shopping the walk to my house for cooking and lunch. The afternoon class starts at my house at 3:30 pm and we chat, cook and enjoy dinner. Our aim is to introduce you not only to Myanmar food but also our culture, lifestyle and how food and dining is a key part of our social life. We are not professional chefs, we just love sharing food and stories with travellers. The class is at our house with local cooking equipment and traditional recipes- part of it is hands-on and part is demonstration. The menu includes soup, salad and main course. We do require advance bookings so that we can prepare. Please let us know your name, your hotel (in case we need to contact you) and any food allergies or dietary requirements. The class is 20 USD per person (Please note that we cannot accept credit cards!) which includes the class, all food and drinking water, tea and coffee. 20% of the tour price going to the Kuthodaw Library, a library we set up to promote reading to the young people in our neighbourhood. We do hope you will come cook with us! Please let me know if you have further questions. Thank you, Maythu

Our Yangon walking food tours, trishaw tours & cooking classes are a fresh look at Yangon's traditional food for the culinary and culturally curious traveller. We love food & proud to share what Yangon has to offer. We started these food tours in early 2017 because too many visitors miss out on this mostly undiscovered side of Yangon life. Eating a huge variety of dishes at safe, handpicked vendors, passing through fascinating neighborhoods & side-streets, sharing, eating & chatting about life in Yangon. It's an honest introduction to the food but also our culture & past. All tours also include a street market so we can show what goes into your dishes & what some locals put into theirs. Aimed at those who use food to explore the places they visit & encounter the real people of the land. Our Yangon street food tours show you our favourite side of Yangon by eating good food and broadening your understanding of a unique food scene and unique city. By the way, "sa ba" means "eat please"!