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By Dash of Soy
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  • Dash of Soy Culinary School
    • 6726 Corson Avenue South
    • 98108, Seattle, Washington, United States

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  • Dash of Soy Culinary School
    • 6726 Corson Avenue South
    • 98108, Seattle, Washington, United States

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What's included, what's not

  • Inclusions
    All ingredients and cooking equipment provided
  • Inclusions
    Recipes to recreate every component at home
  • Inclusions
    A feast of the food you've made in class + Extra to take home
  • Inclusions
    Nut-allergy safe and dairy-allergy safe
  • Inclusions
    Mini chashu-donburi rice bowl
  • Inclusions
    Hands-on instruction from Chef Mikiko Yang
  • Inclusions
    Small-group setting (maximum 6 guests)

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    • Service animals allowed
    • Public transportation options are available nearby

What you can expect

  • Slurp a bowl of ramen you made entirely by hand — noodles and all — just 10 minutes from downtown Seattle.

    Most ramen experiences hand you a finished bowl. At Dash of Soy Culinary School, you make every part: fresh noodles pressed and cut by hand, a savory shoyu broth built from scratch, and classic toppings, then assemble your own bowl with a mini chashu-donburi on the side.

    Capped at six guests, this class is a great fit for food lovers, couples and friends, and anyone who loves to cook and eat authentic Japanese cuisine! No experience required.

    Dash of Soy Culinary School is Seattle's highest-rated cooking school, taught by an all-women, all-Asian team of chefs. Your class is led by Chef Mikiko Yang, a Japanese cultural ambassador who teaches the small secrets that separate homemade ramen from instant — and where to find every ingredient around Seattle so you can make it again at home.

Activity itinerary

In this hands-on class, you'll cook every item on the menu from scratch — including authentic Japanese ramen noodles themselves, pressed and cut by hand. Throughout the process, we will pause to introduce new and lesser-known ingredients so you can recreate the dishes at home. With no more than six students, the kitchen stays relaxed and conversational. The small-class setting means all students can ask questions and discuss potential variations for each dish that will make it more accessible and adaptable in everyday cooking.

Location

Activity location

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    Dash of Soy Culinary School
    • 6726 Corson Avenue South
    • 98108, Seattle, Washington, United States

Meeting/Redemption Point

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    Dash of Soy Culinary School
    • 6726 Corson Avenue South
    • 98108, Seattle, Washington, United States