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The 15 most popular balinese cooking classes in Bali. What each one covers, what it costs, and which operator runs it.
Ubud hands-on cooking class with a Balinese chef: art market, 7-dish meal, English instruction, and kolak pisang dessert.
Most Popular“An unforgettable experience! The cooking class was very informative! The visit to the local market was fascinating and the atmosphere was fantastic. We truly enjoyed learning how to prepare a delucious Indonesian menu . Highly recommended!”
Private Balinese cooking class in Ubud at Putu’s home. Cook 5 dishes, learn temple/spice traditions, enjoy a feast with local alcohol.
“Putu and her team rock! Great hospitality! Delicious and informative cooking class. We highly recommend her to you. She shares her delicious cooking experience, her family garden and compound, and stories about Bali culture and life. Such fresh ingredients! Such great flavours, all ending with a fabulous meal and recipe book to take home!”
Ubud cooking school with a market and rice-field stop, nine Balinese dishes, and take-home recipes. Pickup in Ubud included for $58.
“This was the highlight of our Bali trip. All the staff were very friendly and welcoming. We learned some Balinese and had great laughs. The dishes were superb - just like what you would get at a Balinese restaurant or food vendor.”
Farm-to-table Balinese cooking class in Ubud with a market visit, hand-picked produce, six dishes, and recipes included. Pickup included.
“We took a tour of the garden and selected our greens and herbs. Then, we cooked 2 appetizers, 3 main dishes and a community desert. The food quality and instructions were exceptional.”
Cook a chef-led 3-course Balinese meal in Seminyak, with optional Jimbaran fish market, Seminyak-area pickup, and vegetarian options.
“Had a great time at the Balinese cooking class. Went with the chef to the fish market in the morning which was great to see. Enjoyed preparing and cooking the 3 course menu. Was a fun, enjoyable experience and would recommend to get an insight to some authentic Bali cooking”
Half-day Balinese cooking class in Ubud with market shopping, farm harvest, and a hands-on lesson. Vegetarian and vegan options included.
“What an incredible experience! The day started with a tour of the local market, were we got to see the different ingredients needed to prepare the food. Next we visited a local home and spent time learning about Balinese life and living over some coffee/tea, snacks and great conversation. Then we went and co”
Private Balinese cooking with Dewa in Ubud. Garden walk, wood-fired dishes like pepes ikan, plus beer and round-trip transfers.
“This was the best cultural experience we had in Ubud. Dewa was so knowledgeable and generous with sharing his village and home with us. The meal was the best we had during our entire stay. I am so glad I booked this tour and cannot recommend Dewa enough.”
Seminyak market-to-kitchen Balinese cooking class: buy spices, cook 9 dishes, feast at lunch, and leave with a recipe book and certificate.
“We had in incredible time at Warung Nia! The market trip was really enjoyable - it definitely felt different to learn about the ingredients in the same place they're sold, rather than back at the cooking area. The class has also negotiated favorable prices for many ingredients (many of which are airplane and customs”
Ubud cooking class with a morning market: pick spices, make canang offerings, cook multiple dishes, and enjoy lunch with a chef. $35.
“I highly recommend doing a tour with Dewa and Wayan’s cooking class at Cobek Bali. You will definitely have a good time!”
Ubud market-to-home cooking: pick spices, cook Balinese dishes, make offerings, and enjoy lunch at a family kitchen. Small groups.
“My favorite part of Ubud!”
Seminyak market-to-kitchen Balinese cooking class with pickup, up to 12 dishes, lunch, cookbook, and completion certificate.
“Awesome class where you visit the market to learn about the ingredients. The Chef was knowledgeable, food was delicious, and table mates are new friends. Great time was had. Highly recommend this class as you get your money's worth.”
Shop Pejeng Market with Putu, then cook 2–3 Balinese dishes at her family home and eat lunch together in Ubud.
“My wife and I did this on our honeymoon and I will say it is one of the highlights of our trip. Our guide Putu was amazing. She took us around the markets and helped us cook the best meal we had on our trip. This tour is great way to get an authentic look…”
Cook 6+ Balinese dishes at an organic farm near Ubud, pick fresh produce, tour the market (morning), and take recipes home.
“What an amazing and informative cooking class. The trip to the market was educational and the ranch where the cooking class takes place was beautiful. The cooking instructors were very attentive and knowledgeable. I would highly recommend this class to other people.”
A small-group Balinese cooking class in Ubud with hotel transfers, a morning market stop, and hands-on dishes like banana-leaf fish.
“the staff were so spontaneous and fun...the whole class was so beautifully organized and delicious...”
Cook Balinese classics with Chef Bagus in Kuta, including a market tour, 10 dishes, and lunch, with easy pickup from key areas.
“Amazing experience. So much fun. Chef Bagus is a hoot. Food was so delicious. I would highly recommend. Might even do it again.”
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