5 (570)
Kyoto
Kyoto Sushi Class: Make & Eat Your Own!
90
Overview
Sushi Making Experience in Kyoto Kawaramachi offers a fun and tasty way to learn about Japanese food! This hands-on class is perfect for anyone who wants to become a sushi master in Kyoto. You'll get to make and eat your own sushi in a lively and convenient location.
Learn to make different types of sushi, like Nigiri-Sushi, Temari-Sushi, or Sushi Rolls, with the help of friendly English-speaking staff. The class takes about 90 minutes, including a short lesson on the history of sushi. After the lesson, you'll get to create your own sushi and enjoy eating it!
Located just a short walk from Kyoto Kawaramachi Station, the sushi restaurant is easy to find. The area has many shops, making it a great place to explore before or after your class. This sushi-making experience includes the sushi you make, special gifts, and all the ingredients you need. Drinks are not included, but you can buy them at the class. Hotel pickup and drop-off are also not included. 
Highlights
Become a Sushi Chef: Learn to make authentic Nigiri, Temari, or Sushi Rolls from scratch.
Eat Your Creations: Enjoy the delicious sushi that you've made yourself.
Friendly English Staff: Get hands-on help and instructions from friendly, English-speaking instructors.
Great Location: The restaurant is located near Kyoto Kawaramachi Station, making it easy to get to.
Fun for All Ages: A unique cooking experience suitable for kids and adults.
Special Gifts: Recieve a special gift as a memorable souvenir of your visit
Sentiment Analysis
Customers love that the class is fun and easy to follow.
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Many visitors liked making and eating different kinds of sushi.
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People found the staff very friendly and helpful.
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The location is very convenient for shopping and exploring Kyoto.
Some customers wished the class was longer.
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A few people thought the drink prices were a bit high.
The Journey
Kyoto Kawaramachi Station
Kyoto Kawaramachi Station is a transportation hub on the Hankyu Kyoto Line, providing easy access to the sushi-making class location. The area surrounding the station is known for its vibrant atmosphere and convenient shopping options.
Sushi Making Class Location
The sushi-making class location in Kawaramachi offers a unique experience to learn and create authentic Japanese sushi. Led by friendly, English-speaking staff, participants gain hands-on experience in crafting Nigiri-Sushi, Temari-Sushi, or Sushi Rolls. It is equipped with a safe and fun learning environment, and post class enjoy the delicacies you have made.
Know Before You Go
This sushi-making experience includes all the sushi you make during the class, special gifts, and the sushi ingredients. Drinks are not included, but you can purchase them during the class. Also, hotel pickup and drop-off are not provided. This experience can accommodate shrimp and crab allergies. For vegetarian and Vegan guests, please choose Sushi Roll Course.
Hot Tip
Customers suggest arriving a bit early to explore the Kawaramachi area before your sushi class starts. Also, consider taking pictures of your sushi creations to remember the fun experience!
Review Summary
People usually say this sushi making class in Kyoto is highly enjoyable and informative, with many praising the friendly and knowledgeable staff as well as the fun, hands-on approach. The sushi made during the class is often described as delicious, making it a memorable culinary experience. On the downside, some mention that the venue is upstairs and not wheelchair accessible, and that the experience can be a bit full with up to 33 participants. Nonetheless, the class receives consistently high ratings for quality and value.
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