Japan · SUSHI MAKING CLASSES IN TOKYO
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 15 sushi making classes in Tokyo worth the yen, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Learn sushi rolls and nigiri in Asakusa near Senso-ji. Small-group English help, then you eat what you make.
“This was a great cold and experience. Step by step sushi making which definitely made it less intimidating as a thought to to make at home. The instructor was very kind, patient and knowledgeable. I recommend this to everyone tha come to Tokyo.”
Make maki rolls and nigiri in Asakusa, near Sensoji and Tokyo Skytree. English guidance, sushi-history quiz, 100 minutes, $58.
“The guides were great and extremely enthusiastic! The ingredients were super fresh, I just feel that the tour needs another 30 mins. It felt slightly rushed, the extra time would make it a little less rushed.”
Make nigiri and roll sushi in Asakusa near Sensoji Temple. 1h40 class in English, learn sushi tips, eat what you make.
“This was a great way to spend a few hours in Tokyo. Our instructors—Yui, Emi, and Mikoki (if I caught her name correctly)—were excellent and very helpful. We learned a lot and enjoyed the sushi. If you want sake, there’s an additional charge.”
Tokyo sushi class: learn nigiri with tuna and salmon in a happi coat. English-speaking chef, 90 minutes, $42, plus a full meal.
“Thank you! It was a lot of fun and a really interesting new experience. I also appreciated the beautiful picture spots in the Japanese outfits.”
Hands-on Tokyo sushi making in Tsukiji with a pro chef. Learn nigiri and rolls, make 6 pieces, and enjoy your own lunch.
“We had a wonderful time learning to make sushi with a sushi master! From the demonstration of how to cut the fish to the actual hands on making of the sushi. It was all so fun!! Plus the sushi tasted so wonderful.”
Tokyo night foodie tour in Shinjuku: seasonal sushi, shichirin-grilled Wagyu, Kabuki-cho walk, and dessert or a drink.
“Oh it was an unexpected delight. Everything we experienced was so authentic and well explained. The food choices were delicious and the walk around tour of Shinjuku was a highlight. Our guide was so charming and professional and really did an amazing job.”
Outer Tsukiji walk plus a pro-chef sushi class. Learn 5 nigiri types and a roll, then eat your lunch for about $104.
“Tad gave us a great tour through Tsukiji Market and we really enjoyed the whole experience of learning how to make sushi as well. Would highly recommend. We did this tour with our 12 and 16 year old sons and they enjoyed it too.”
Hands-on Tsukiji sushi making with an English guide and pro chef. Fresh market ingredients, real utensils, and a full sushi meal from $63.
“Mr Tanaka was an amazing teacher, and Ms. Soteko was always super nice and patient”
A small-group Tsukiji Outer Fish Market walk plus a hands-on washoku lesson at ABC Cooking Travel, ending with lunch and drinks.
“Fantastic trip.... and guide was very good and friendly. Loved the sushi making class.. very well organised knowledgeable.”
Hands-on Tokyo sushi class in a small English group. Learn sushi rice, nigiri, rolls, and eat your own sushi with miso soup.
“This experience was the highlight of our day! Our guides were incredibly helpful, very detailed with their explanations, and offered assistance at every turn. The ingredients were all very fresh and well prepared, and we had no trouble jumping right into the process.”
Learn sushi, make ramen broth from scratch, and sip curated sake in a small Tokyo group (max 8) for 3 hours.
“This was the BEST experience I’ve ever had with viator. The women of Ramen Cooking Tokyo are some of the warmest, kindest, most lovely people my husband and I have ever come across! By the end of the class it did not feel like we had Read more”
Tokyo Tower area sushi making class in Higashiazabu. English lesson, chef costume, and you eat your salmon and tuna sushi. Small groups.
“Had fun making Sushi with my daughter. Place was good and our chef was very good at English and exceptional. Thanks for making it a fun experience.”
Make sushi in Tokyo in a small English-friendly class. Learn nigiri, inari, hosomaki, California roll, then eat what you make.
“A memorable and enjoyable sushi preparation lesson, very professionally led by delightful teachers. An excellent cookery studio set back from the main roads in a quiet residential area, that catered ideally for a small group of 8 participants. ThRead more”
Learn to make maki, temari, and nigiri in Tokyo. Small group, English instruction, optional sake or shochu, and photos to remember it.
“We had a lovely time at the sushi making class. Travelled with two kids. The hosts were very friendly and patient. We loved learning how to make the sushi and enjoyed eating it with fellow travellers.”
Tokyo vegan sushi and okonomiyaki tasting in Shibuya with a small-group night walk, restaurant views, and included drinks.
“I did the vegetarian tour, though I liked the guide and all the information and company she shared with me. Feel like the food options could have been better; we just went to 2 food options and 1 one them was a fast food place, not even proper japanese, there are vegetarian/vegan authentic ramen places in tokyo. Disappointed in the cost vs the food options that were provided.”
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