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This brunch experience is all that and dim sum! Join Chef Lany, who spent months perfecting dim sum while travelling throughout Southeast Asia, and learn all about making your own delicious dim sum brunch at home! You will learn tips on sourcing Asian ingredients throughout NYC, techniques for folding your own dumplings, and how to put together a dim sum feast in your own kitchen. You will also receive generous portions of the dim sum you made along with wine pairings and recipes to take home!
Note: Apron, cooking tools, and ingredients are all provided.
Dim Sum Brunch
What to expect
- Practice the art of creating the perfect dim sum with an expert chef
- Learn expert tips on sourcing Asian ingredients throughout NYC
- Enjoy the delicious food you make with complimentary wine
This activity is completely sold out. Bucket List this activity to be the first to know about new available dates!
About this Activity
Key Highlights
| Price | $125.00 per guest |
| Duration / Session | 2 hours |
| # Sessions | 1 |
| Rating | 18 positive reviews |
Cancellation Policy
72 hours notice is required for a full refund.
Reviews
(out of 18 votes)
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Acme S.
Poke Bowls at Home January 24, 2017This couple runs an intimate cooking class out of their NYC apt. I loved the way they re-configured some NYC landmark restaurant meals into do-able at home versions. Well organized and clear instructions--plus delicious results. Can't wait to try the recipes at home. A great way to spend an afternoon or evening.
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Erica K.
Poke Bowls at Home December 31, 2016Really fun and informative class in relaxed, sociable, upscale surroundings that will teach you how to make the current bi-coastal culinary rage -- poke bowls. These are essentially lightly dressed raw tuna or salmon salads featuring Asian / Hawaiian flavors such as sesame oil, green onion, pickled ginger, sesame seeds and soy sauce over sushi rice, brown rice or quinoa. Healthy-eating-wise poke bowls are one step away from sushi, but slightly higher in calories due to ingredients like the oil and (optionally) small amounts of Japanese mayonnaise.
In this 3-hour class, you'll also find out how to use the fresh poke filling in half pan-fried / half steamed dumplings that are absolutely delicious.
Both Stephanie, the owner who facilitates and Chef Ken, who demos and leads the hands-on class, are absolutely wonderful. But come hungry - there is a lot of food to enjoy with the wines! It's definitely worth the money for a memorable afternoon. -
Alex A.
Poke Bowls at Home December 19, 2016I celebrated a birthday here and had an absolutely wonderful time. Stephanie is so helpful, and her dishes are creative and delicious!
The class itself is step by step and completely hands on, so even my husband (a more advanced cook) and I (a relative new-comer to the kitchen) got the swing of things quickly and had a great time. And then you get to eat everything :)
The space is beautiful with everything you'd need to whip up an incredible meal. Highly recommend! -
Kathryn C.
Poke Bowls at Home May 25, 2016I surprised my fiancé with this class during out trip to NYC. We had such a fun time with Stephanie. It was a wonderful low key experience, yet still very professional. Everything that we made was delicious!! Everything was already pre measured which helped to move the class along quickly. We had a wonderful experience and would definitely do it again!
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David M.
Recreate NYC Restaurant Dishes at Home Featuring Momofuku, Jean-Georges & More! April 19, 2016Fantastic experience. Steph was great. Food was delicious. We also made Asian fusion martinis which tipped off a great event.
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Sheri T.
Poke Bowls at Home April 3, 2016this was such a fun way to spend a few hours on a sunday afternoon! i kinda can't believe i dragged the boyfriend here, but he had a great time. stephanie, our teacher, creates a fun relaxed environment. i wish it hadn't been so cold because her space has an amazing HUGE deck and it would have been fantastic to be out on it while having a lovely tasty meal. i'm a fairly experienced cook, but i think this class would appeal to both beginners and intermediate/advanced. for beginners its a great way to get used to using tools and seeing some techniques.. but being a little more advanced, its still such a great learning experience. i got to use gadgets i never had the chance to before- I'm totally getting a kitchen torch!! thank you, stephanie! this was my first cooking class and you made it a lot of fun!!!
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Connie J.
Recreate NYC Restaurant Dishes at Home Featuring Momofuku, Jean-Georges & More! February 28, 2016Had a great time w/ great hosts. Left happy & full
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Michael W.
Recreate NYC Restaurant Dishes at Home Featuring Tao, Milos & More! February 22, 2016The best part was the easy recipes to make at home and the way it was presented. Stephanie was a great instructor!
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J C.
Poke Bowls at Home November 27, 2015Wow, what a great experience, especially for a typical barely-can-cook NYC bachelor like myself!
The ingredients and prep instructions for each dish were highly organized and the process easy to follow. Add in Stephanie's expert instruction and the fun, friendly atmosphere she creates in the kitchen and you have yourself a fantastic culinary experience. I never thought I could recreate a dish from a famous NYC eatery from scratch but Steph made it so!
Finally, enjoying your delicious creations with a nice group of City Cookin' classmates in an apartment with a fantastic view just tops it all off. Good times! -
Alex .
Poke Bowls at Home November 21, 2015We were looking for something to do on what was expected to be a cool November weekend. We wanted something gave us a chance to really create a meal instead of just watching the lesson. This class fit the bill perfectly. Steph, the host, was really helpful and knowledgeable. This dishes were easy to make and all came out great. We got some really interesting tips (thanks for tip on pickling) and I feel much more confident making these dishes now. As an added bonus, the weather turned out to be really beautiful and we dined al fresco on their huge terrace. Great way to spend a Saturday afternoon and highly recommended.
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Andrew S.
Recreate NYC Restaurant Dishes at Home Featuring Momofuku, Jean-Georges & More! November 15, 2015Very fun class! Really enjoyed it.
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Nick S.
Poke Bowls at Home November 10, 2015My wife and I loved learning from Stephanie. She is super friendly and incredibly knowledgable about cooking and even NYC restaurants. Learning how to make great dishes from famous restaurants is such a creative and different experience than other cooking classes we have taken. We are still using her recipes and can't wait to go back and learn more!
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Josh S.
Poke Bowls at Home November 5, 2015Awesome experience with very friendly people. Stephanie knows what she's doing and makes replicating famous dishes simple even for the most kitchen-challenged such as myself. We went with a group of 4 and it was a lot of fun cooking, drinking and eating together all with an amazing view of the city.
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Yvonne L.
Plating 101 December 10, 2017Did not leave comment
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Joanna L.
Recreate NYC Restaurant Dishes at Home Featuring Momofuku, Jean-Georges & More! March 17, 2017Did not leave comment
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Colleen L.
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Recreate NYC Restaurant Dishes at Home Featuring Momofuku, Jean-Georges & More! April 19, 2016Did not leave comment
