Rice Ball

Our onigiri-making and miso soup experience offers a unique opportunity to connect with Japanese culture in an authentic and hands-on way. Unlike typical cooking classes, this activity takes place in the tranquil setting of a historic temple, allowing you to enjoy not only the art of making onigiri but also the peaceful atmosphere that Japan is known for. You’ll have the chance to personalize your own onigiri plate, experimenting with various fillings and flavors, and learn the process of creating a delicious miso soup from scratch using locally renowned Hida miso. This special blend of culture, culinary skill, and tranquility is something you won’t find in just any cooking class. Plus, our experience is entirely vegan-friendly, making it accessible for everyone. Join us to create lasting memories, nourish your body and soul, and take home a unique slice of Japanese culture.

Are you looking for the best food tour in Rome? We offer an excellent introduction to the best street food in Rome such as supplì (deep fried rice balls), pizza, traditional "panini" and much more. Everything included in the price! Our English-speaking licensed guides will make history come alive telling you about the infamous murder of Julius Caesar, describing the Pompeo Magno theatre, guiding you through the Jewish ghetto, showing the beauty of the Pantheon (from the outside), and much much more. The best option is taking this tour the first day of your Roman holiday in order to get acquainted with the city in a smooth way, learn how discern and avoid tourist traps, gaining precious suggestions and recommendations from our expert guides. Moreover ours is almost a semi-private tour since we only accept a maximum of 14 participants, this guarantees the strongest attention and personalisation, since our clients’ full satisfaction is our goal.

Experience traditional Japanese meditation and onigiri-making at Zenkouji Temple in Hida Takayama, a serene experience that nourishes both mind and body. The chief priest, Kaiji, will guide you through a meditation session tailored for beginners, complete with detailed explanations and breathing techniques to help you find inner peace and mental clarity. Following the meditation, engage in a hands-on culinary workshop in the temple kitchen, where you will learn to make onigiri (rice balls) and miso soup using local ingredients. Enjoying onigiri after meditation offers a uniquely calming experience, connecting you deeply with local culinary traditions and fulfilling your body with wholesome food.

An itinerant meal lasting about three hours to discover the many nuances that the street food of the most beautiful of the ancient Greek colonies has to offer: these include arancini (fried rice balls), impanate (breaded breadcrumbs), the fried cone of fish caught the same day, and the inevitable Sicilian granita or cannolo in one of the city's most popular places. If you want to discover all the secrets and curiosities of Syracuse's gastronomic tradition, join our street food tour and become a true expert on Syracuse cuisine!

We will spend the morning in the local market picking out all of the ingredients needed to prepare our authentic flavorful meal. You will see the local market women carrying things on their head as they try to sell their products. Once we return to the bar we will start to prepare the meal. You will learn how to "pound" the Banku, Fufu, Jiji or rice balls over the open fire. Then we will prepare the stew or soup of your choice (depending on diet). During this, you can taste several local alcohol spirits to get a local experience, while you will see the true movement of the community and how people interact with one another while speaking in our local language of Ga. If you want to truly feel what it is like to be a Ghanaian you will love this experience.

Let's design and shape Kawaii Onigiri(rice balls) with our friendly cooking sensei(teacher) in the down-to-earth & friendly neighborhood of Yanaka. It is a perfect experience for couples, families with kids, and solo travelers! After making your original Onigiris, you will enjoy carefully selected popular homely dishes sold in the Yanaka, including Japanese-style egg omelets, teriyaki chicken, Japanese-style salad, and more! You will plate all Orinigi on a plate with a bento box, and voila! You have your lunch right here! At Yanaka House, you will enjoy eating like Tokyo's locals do. We offer Miso Soup made from scratch, and it is undoubtedly comforting! *If you are on a special diet or have food-related issues, please inform us when booking.

Ever wondered how, where and what locals eat at night? This tour is about the evening local food fix; where Thais go for freshly cooked takeaway meals or to eat out. This tour is also about getting 'under the skin' of the food scene in Hua Hin and exploring where locals go to eat in the evening. It's about seeing the freshest local produce in a local market full of tasty delights. In the market, we will be eating and tasting standing up. This way we can move around and sample what the vendors have to offer.

Following the instruction of an experienced cooking teacher, learn to prepare ‘washoku’ recipes, a style of Japanese cuisine emphasizing traditional and homemade techniques. This typically includes onigiri along with a Japanese-style omelet, called ‘tamagoyaki,’ plus side dishes. Finish your session by digging into your tasty creations for lunch! Leave with a full stomach and a newfound appreciation for the wondrous world of Japanese cuisine and its top-notch ingredients.

Using ingredients and seasonings that you can easily make at home, you will make a typical Japanese home-cooked meal together. (partial demonstration) You can also choose from a menu of specialty dishes unique to Osaka. I will also give advice on how to shop at Japanese supermarkets. All materials used are those that can be purchased at Japanese supermarkets and we have recipes that are easy to make. You can choose from 5 different menus. menu ①　Ginger-grilled pork, Rice ball, Rolled egg omelette and Miso soup ② Japanese stewed meat and potatoes, Miso soup, Rolled egg omlette and Rice ball ③　Takoyaki and Japanese dessert ④ Bento(lunch box) and Miso soup ⑤　Japanese style hamburg, Miso soup, Spinach(leafy vegetables) with sesame dressing and Rice ball ※　Each menu comes with water and Japanese tea.

At the beginning of this class, choose your favorite lunch box and wear an apron. Cooking starts from making traditional Japanese broth 'Dashi'. After that, you make seven basic Japanese dishes often eaten at home, using Wagyu (Japanese beef), shrimp, salmon, egg, squash and mushroom, green vegetable, also make triangular rice balls. In this experience, you acquire various cooking techniques such as frying, grilling, simmering and marinade. In addition, after practicing to make triangular shapes using plastic molds, you complete two rice balls. When all the dishes are completed, please try packing in a lunch box with fresh vegetables! Your instructor advises on an attractive pack way. At the end, place the dishes, along with chopsticks and let's say “Itadakimasu”! Please enjoy the meal you made served with the complimentary Miso soup.

Sicily is famous for its delicious street food. In this tour we combine the vist of one the most beautiful sicilian town, that's Taormina, and the vist of the town of the Strait, that's Messina. During the visit of Messina we stop in 2 different very famous street food place, to taste the famous rice ball of Messina and the delicious "cannolo siciliano"

Breakfast in the tea ceremony is simple. Onigiri, egg dishes, pickles and soups. Onigiri are prepared early in the morning, carefully prepared, and prepared according to the arrival of the customer. The rice is made from "Tsuyahime", which has been certified as the highest quality as Special A rice by the government. With all my heart, I use the cooked rice to make rice balls on the spot. One of Japan's most beloved dishes is hot freshly prepared rice balls. The mellow aroma of freshly cooked food and rich taste will fill your mouth. After the meal, a tea ceremony follows. On a tea ceremony experience that combines a short meditation with a Zen world, watch the beautiful process of preparing a bowl and enjoy the finest matcha tea and cute sweets.

During our 2,5 hours stroll down the very Roman city centre we will indulge in the city’s best street food, from salami to pizza, from classics like supplí (deep fried risotto rice balls) to fried artichokes, ending with a refreshing artisan ice-cream. You will love them all. This unforgettable food and cultural experience will give you a taste of daily life in one of Rome’s most iconic areas: Campo dè Fiori, Jewish ghetto, Pantheon.

Dat, a Nha Trang-based tour guide and chef who runs the famous cooking class in Nha Trang. In impeccable English with a slight Australian accent – Chef Dat and some student-drivers take you to every corner of the city where you can enjoy special Nha Trang cuisine and he gives explanation in details how we’ll experience some of Nha Trang’s stellar street food and produce.

Start your food adventure at the Trionfale Market with classic Supplì—crispy rice balls filled with mozzarella and tomato sauce, a must-try Roman street food. Visit a local cheese stall for a platter of Italy’s finest cheeses, offering an authentic taste of Roman dairy. Next, enjoy Italian cured meats like salami and prosciutto at a charcuterie stand, perfect for a savory experience. Head to a nearby trattoria for traditional Roman pasta, such as Cacio e Pepe or Carbonara, made with local ingredients and rich flavor. Pair your meal with a glass of Italian wine, diving into Italy’s wine culture. Take a break with a slice of Roman-style pizza, known for its thin, crispy crust. End your tour with a sweet treat like maritozzi (sweet buns with whipped cream) or crostata.

Feature Tour | 200+ booked Service guarantee (2023) – ''full refund'', if not satisfy tours & reasonable complaints. • Enjoy amazing Hot-pot rice & seafood dinner in the night Market. • Buy gifts along the way & explore a fruit market. • Head to a bar lounge to watch laser show at eight o'clock. Memorable !!

A personal and unique tour around some of Accra's oldest and busiest markets. In a safe and enjoyable way. Wear comfortable shoes, carry a sunhat or umbrella and a face cloth. This is a taste of African style markets! Things move fast, lots of hustle and bustle, not at all like western markets! Carry bum bags, bring just what you need. After shuffling around markets, we will take your photos from a unique viewpoint then head on over to eat some great local food at Living Room. One of Ghana's finest. For larger parties and or customs tours please make contact.

You will make two rice balls guided by an experienced food journalist before tasting sake. You will learn about Japanese food and drink culture from the sake bar owner and the food journalist. You can enjoy the cozy atmosphere of a small hidden sake bar, sitting stools on a wooden counter.

Spend a fun 3-hour to experience the Nanjing authentic local food with your friendly private guide in Confucian Temple Area and Laomendong. Taste famous pork bun, soup dumplings, rice noodle soup, salty duck, sticky rice sandwich, shaobin (Chinese biscuits), sesame ball, local desert and etc.. During this tour, you will also learn how to utilize local transportation like bus or subway to get around the city.

We will make a Japanese home-cooked meal together. (Partial demonstration) We use ingredients and seasonings that can be easily made at home. You can also choose from a menu of specialty dishes unique to Osaka. menu: 1. Ginger grilled pork, rice balls, miso soup and Japanese rolled omelette 2. Takoyaki 3. Kushikatsu and rice balls 4. Japanese lunch box We will also give advice on how to shop at Japanese supermarkets. We don't serve vegetarian or vegan. Please contact us regarding food allergies. You can experience making kimonos and obis using materials (silk) and techniques passed down from ancient times in Japan. In particular, you can experience a gorgeous bridal dress that is rarely seen even by Japanese people. For men, you can experience wearing the first formal kimono and hakama. You can't go out wearing it, but you can enjoy taking pictures (with your own camera, etc.) in the Japanese-style corner in the room.