Bento Making Class in Osaka
8 Bento Making Classes
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Reviews of Osaka Cooking Classes
4.99
Based on 884 reviews by airKitchen users
Based on 884 reviews by airKitchen users
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Japanese Lunch Box “Obento”
Bento Making Class in Osaka by Nozomi
¥3000 per personWe truly enjoyed our time with Nozomi-san. She picked us up at the nearest station from her home with her little son. Cooking classes were simple yet enriching. Thank you for your hospitality.
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Daniel Singapore
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Japanese Lunch Box “Obento”
Bento Making Class in Osaka by Nozomi
¥3000 per personGreat cooking lesson with Nozomi ! She has a lovely family and house, and she helped us prepare a nice bentô box that we ate all together in the park ! Really had a nice time there ! ^^ I highly recommend the experience.
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Emmanuel France
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Japanese Lunch Box “Obento”
Bento Making Class in Osaka by Nozomi
¥3000 per personNozomi was an absolutely wonderful host. Anne and I had a lot of fun and learned many things especially in regards to bento boxes, Japanese culture and other topics. I hope she continues to get the support from others and is able to keep doing this. :)
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Terry Australia
FAQ about bento making classes in Osaka
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What is the best cheap bento making class in Osaka?
Popular cheap bento making classes in Osaka include Japanese Lunch Box “Obento”.
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How much does it cost to join a bento making class in Osaka?
On average bento making classes in Osaka cost ¥4775 per person (based on airKitchen prices).
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Which bento making classes are offered in English in Osaka?
All bento making classes in Osaka on airKitchen are offered in English.
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Which bento making class is popular in Osaka?
Japanese Lunch Box “Obento” is popular with other travelers visiting Osaka.
More cooking classes in Osaka other than bento making classes
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Why Taking a Bento Making Class in Osaka is a Must-Do
Bento is usually the type of breakfast or the lunch Japanese would consume that consists of the leftovers or previously cooked food items.
Well, there are somethings that you need to take care of before stepping forward on preparing the bento, and that includes the checking of the food items for their current conditions. They shouldn’t be off coloured nor providing the user with foul flavours at all. When you are certain that the food items are all secure and safe for consumption, all you need to do is get a large plate and start plating the food items along with the boiled rice. The proportion should be 1:1.
Although you might think that the dish is relatively simple enough to cook that is why there is no need to seek the professional assistance, but on the bright side, you should consider taking part in the Bento making class if you happen to be in Osaka so you could have a better assessment of the overall experience.
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