Don’t want your kids to grow up to be ‘instant noodle chefs’?
Why not let them learn how to cook up a storm from the experts so you can sit back, relax and enjoy some peace and quiet once in a while!
ABC Cooking Studio
Classes start from $35 for a trial lesson. Kids’ cooking lessons are for children aged 4 to 8.
Opened just this year, the studio is not a new name in the industry! Originating from Japan with 141 branches worldwide, it focuses on small-group classes with a maximum of 4 students each class. No one is going to feel left out!
It’s also at a very convenient spot in Takashimaya. Leave your kids there and take a shopping break, or sign up for one of their other classes too!
ToTT
Kids’ classes start from $98 each with 1 parent.
With a new studio opened recently in Suntec City, you now have the choice of going to either of their 2 outlets. We recommend the Dunearn branch because it’s less crowded and our showroom is just upstairs. After your cooking session with the kids, come up to the 4th level and take a look at our new collection! There’s also a massive range of cooking, baking and hosting products available in ToTT.
Creative Culinaire
Classes start at $50 each for the September holidays. Cooking lessons are for children aged 6 to 12.
There are special lessons for the coming September holidays, including chocolate making and learning how to make traditional kuehs. And, on the day of your kids’ cooking classes, order a Kids Burger Set Meal at Caffe Pralet with Complimentary Ice Cream for only $8!
The Little Things
For kids 4 to 12 years old.
Your kids will learn not only how to cook, but where and how to source for the ingredients needed. And since it’s only for children, leave them in the studio and take a well-deserved break!
Cookery Magic
For kids aged 4 to 12.
Cookery Magic has an interesting concept where kids are read a story and they will then get to cook the dishes in that story. There’s also an outdoor cooking class held in Pulau Ubin and you get to pick your ingredients from around the house!
With all the chopping and frying, dress your kids in comfortable airy clothes so they can focus on what’s important – the food!
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