Sukiyaki Cooking Class in Tokyo

A perfect way to stay warm during colder months, sukiyaki is a hot pot style Japanese dish consisting of typically beef and vegetables simmered in a savory broth. Cozy up in Tokyo with a sukiyaki class below!


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FAQ About Sukiyaki Cooking Classes in Tokyo

  • Which sukiyaki cooking class is popular in Tokyo?

    Sukiyaki Cooking is popular with other travelers visiting Tokyo.

  • Which sukiyaki cooking classes are offered in English in Tokyo?

    All sukiyaki cooking classes in Tokyo on airKitchen are offered in English.

  • How much does it cost to join a sukiyaki cooking class in Tokyo?

    On average sukiyaki cooking classes in Tokyo cost ¥4167 per person (based on airKitchen prices).

  • What is the best cheap sukiyaki cooking class in Tokyo?

    Popular cheap sukiyaki cooking classes in Tokyo include Sukiyaki Cooking.

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Why Taking a Sukiyaki Cooking Class in Tokyo is a Must-Do

Tokyo is by far one of the most important travel destinations in all of Japan, given its importance as a capital city, cultural legacy, historical importance and more.

There are a host of different attractions worth checking out in Tokyo. These range from the ultramodern area of Shibuya, to the traditional suburb of Yanaka. Also, there is also an abundance of attractions in the city, such as the Imperial Palace and the infamous Sensoji temple. In addition to this, there are numerous ancient monasteries and historical sites located throughout the city.

There are plenty of amazing dishes to dig into in Tokyo. But none comes close to the taste of Sukiyaki. In simple words, it can be described as a bit of everything Japanese.
The dish is prepared using several ingredients, the exact combination of which can vary. Made in a Japanese hotpot or Nabemono, it consists of pieces of meat, mixed in with sugar, soy sauce and mirin. In addition to this, other ingredients such as beaten eggs are added as well into the mixture. In addition to these ingredients, there are others as well, which includes tofu, negi, mushrooms, leafy vegetables such as cabbage, shirataki noodles, rice cakes, etc.
Popularly eaten during lunch or dinner, this is one specialty of Japan that you will have to check out.

Last but not the least, we would recommend that you go for a suitable cooking classes, where you'll be able to know what happens behind the scenes, when cooking this delicious Japanese dishes, among others.


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