Top Ubud Food & Drink Classes

Live like a local among the locals with this private hands-on cooking lesson. Join your host, Putu, her grandparents, her husband, and their children for lunch or dinner in their traditional compound home. Learn about the spices Putu uses, the traditional Balinese medicines she makes, and the rice, fruit, and animals her grandparents tend on their farm as you prepare and eat a Balinese feast, washed down with local alcohol.

If you have a keen interest in Balinese cuisine, then this cooking class in Ubud is for you! Learn to prepare authentic dishes from a certified cook in a traditional open kitchen. You’ll get hands-on practice in a 6-hour session, starting in the morning (with a market tour) or afternoon. Numbers are limited to a maximum of 12 for a small-group learning experience with personalized attention. Includes round-trip transport from Ubud hotels.

There are few better ways to experience local culture than a cooking class. In this small-group class, join your Balinese host on a visit to a typical market, then enjoy coffee and cake as you learn about herbs and spices in the organic garden. Next, master Balinese cooking techniques—including the use of a stone mortar—as you prepare and eat a delicious 5-course lunch in a traditional open kitchen.

If you’ve tried Bali’s unique cuisine while traveling to the island and want to be able to recreate it back home, this Balinese cooking class is an ideal activity for you. Visit a local market to shop for fresh ingredients. Learn about the elements and techniques of Balinese food from a professional Balinese cook, then enjoy eating the fruits (and vegetables) of your labor at the end of the class.

Cook and eat with a Balinese family in their traditional walled compound. This private half day experience provides an authentic look at local life in a village just north of Ubud. Travel by private vehicle through terraced foothills and discover Balinese spices and other ingredients from the family garden. Learn to use a traditional wood-fired oven to cook several dishes, then enjoy your creations for lunch or dinner.

Culinary experiences don’t get more authentic than joining a local host on their daily shop. Start your private Balinese cooking lesson at Pejeng Market, where Putu, your host, introduces you to the goodies on offer—and picks up a few for lunch. Back at her family compound, chat away as you help prepare a few Balinese dishes and wash them down with a little local alcohol.

One of the best ways to experience a place is through its cuisine. You’ll get the chance to learn about Balinese culture and tradition during this fun cooking class in a Balinese home. Balinese food is unique, and very different from other Indonesian and Asian cuisines. Learn why, and get the chance to practice the techniques you’ll need to recreate Balinese dishes at home. You’ll also visit a local market and rice fields for a whole sightseeing experience.

Discover the unique spices and exotic flavors of Balinese cuisine with a 5-hour cooking class in a traditional home kitchen. Get hands-on as you shop for ingredients at the local market, immerse yourself in Balinese culture in Kelabang Moding Village, and whip up a delicious lunch or dinner under the guidance of an expert chef.

Immerse yourself in Balinese culture through the island's culinary delights during this experience. You'll start with a trip to the local market to pick up ingredients followed by a cooking class where you'll learn all about how to make Balinese spice paste, a main base ingredient for many local dishes. You'll then get the chance to make nine dishes in total and sample your creations before heading back to your hotel.  

Rather than just eating Balinse food, opt for a more intimate glimpse into Balinese cuisine during a cooking class in a local home. Ideal for food lovers and families, this hands-on cultural experience gives you access to ingredients and equipment that you may not have at home, and comes with the chance to witness a daily Hindu offering.

Morning Ubud Balinese cooking class program offer you the best opportunity to get the real experience in bali, How to make Balinese food,we proudly welcome you to share our Balinese food recipes, and you will be guide by Balinese chef step by step for the preparation at least 9 recipes of food. of the above menu will made by your hand self, then you will savour the delight that you have for lunch or dinner at your family

While most cooking classes give you the chance to create a few dishes, this experience lets you learn to make nine Balinese classics, making it the ultimate choice for food lovers. As well as mastering the basics of Balinese cuisine, you’ll select fresh ingredients from a local market and benefit from the insider knowledge of your guide.

No traveler interested in Balinese culture should miss the cuisine, but for foodies that want to dig a little deeper, few experiences compare to a private cooking class. With this personal culinary excursion, learn about the food in Bali, prepare a traditional lunch, and feast on the fruits of your labor. Along the way, discover more about Balinese culture. Highlights include visiting an herbal garden, and learning to write your name with Balinese characters.

Satisfy all five of your senses during a full-day culinary and sightseeing excursion in Ubud. Observe local culture and customs at the local market and rice terraces. Then enjoy a hands-on cooking class at a local home. Once you’ve eaten your fill, continue the adventure with a tour of the city’s main attractions. Have your camera ready for visits to Monkey Forest, plus a noteworthy temple and waterfall.

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Food is a doorway into culture so get a taste by taking this cooking class. In a small group of no more than 10 people, learn how to prepare authentic Balinese cuisine. Learn about the traditional ingredients and preparation methods as you prepare a three-course meal. Afterward, sit down to enjoy the meal you made.

We are a community organized organic farm & cooking school, Would like to invite anybody wanting an ‘adventurous’ traditional Balinese cooking experience, which is something unique and away from the hustle-and-bustle of the general touristy areas. Meet our very dedicated & passionate team of young men to explore and harvesting the vegetables from ‘green’ garden, that we used in the cooking experience. The teaching is made to a simple way & a very fun & satisfying experience with everything being so delicious to eat & share. Let's Get out into the jungle!

This is a unique experience that takes place at an organic community farm and kitchen run by a group of locals interested in sustainable and environmentally friendly practices. Enjoy cooking and dining in a rustic, traditional, outdoor Balinese kitchen. Walk around an organic farm to pick up ingredients, then cook and eat a traditional Balinese meal, and engage in some cultural discussion. Your fun and interactive organic farm tour lasts for about 30-45 mins as you walk through tall bushes and muddy land gathering ingredients like beans and lemongrass. After sipping on a cold beverage, and donning an apron, start by helping Kadek prepare and cook an authentic Balinese meal. Enjoy a meal of the dishes you prepared along with a couple of dishes that Kadek will have prepared in advance. Kadek will also give you a cookbook with recipes of the dishes you cooked so that you can re-create them back home!

Experience Bali’s nature alongside its culture on a tour that combines a sunrise climb of Mt. Batur with a Balinese cooking class. After ascending to the summit of Mt. Batur at sunrise—when temperatures are cool and crowds are at a minimum—you’ll feast your senses on classic Balinese dishes during a cooking class, during which you’ll receive personalized attention from your guide in a small group limited to 15 people.

Learn to make Balinese dishes at a local home and visit two top attractions in Ubud on this comprehensive full-day tour. Take a guided tour of the local market then head to the family compound for your hands-on cooking class. Your chef-instructor leads you through making nine recipes, then enjoy the multi-course meal that you helped to prepare. You’ll also visit the Monkey Forest and Elephant Cave Temple.

Bali is a well-known culture for healing and traditional medicine. Even at 21 century the Balinese people still prefer to use the recipes which pass the testing by ages and made from the herbs and spices. We invite you to discover the ancient Bali healing medicine traditions and learn the old recipes with us! During the class, you will cook 2 herbal drinks. You will also know for what it is used, how to use and get some knowledge of traditional medicine of Bali

Join me for a Bali-worth-to-do wellness activity that build connection , practise mindfulness , learn the secret of ancestors's remedy of healing and beauty from a local generations.

There is so much to see in the areas around Ubud. Our guides are from this area and have intimate knowledge of the special places along this route. The Ubud Bike Tour Travels through traditional villages and stops at numerous Temples. We also visit Tegallalang the world famous Rice Terraces. We like this Bali cycling eco tours to be interactive , and what you see can very from day to day. If it is rice harvesting season, we will stop and participate in the harvest. If it’s kite flying season, we will watch the people as they launch their favorite kites. Sometimes there are ceremonies taking place. Sometimes we stop to talk to a farmer about what he does in the rice fields. This is where you really get an understanding of the Balinese daily life and our experienced guides bring you righ to it.

Take a full-day tour from Ubud that features a cooking class with lunch. Start at the local market, then learn about rice cultivation, before heading to a traditional home compound for the cooking lesson. Your chef-instructor shows you how to prepare several Balinese dishes, then serves up a tasty lunch. In the afternoon, go to the Holy spring Water Temple (Tirta Empul) and Elephant Cave Temple.