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The Kitchen at... Cooking Studio

101 Building 75, 1295 Fuxing Zhong Lu, Shanghai 200031, China
021-64332700
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Ranked #44 of 75 activities in Shanghai
Type: Educational Sites
Fee: Yes
Recommended length of visit: 1-2 hours
Owner description: A hands-on 90-minute cooking class of two to three recipes in a well-equipped kitchen. Reservations must be made in advance, and there is an... more » Owner description: A hands-on 90-minute cooking class of two to three recipes in a well-equipped kitchen. Reservations must be made in advance, and there is an additional cost for ingredients. « less
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Cambridge, United Kingdom
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2 of 5 stars Reviewed January 10, 2013

We booked in to do a dumpling class and ended up cooking something that really wasn't a dumpling. The menu was a pork and turnip cake and a taro roll. The pork cake was actually a huge piece of steamed dough that we couldn't eat there and then and had to be brought back home and fried. This would not... More

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Washington DC, District of Columbia
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5 of 5 stars Reviewed December 11, 2012

Very enjoyable, well organized, very clean premises, all together a fun experience. Wish we had had more time to eat what we cooked but that was our problem, not the "Kitchen's". Only one suggestion, do not include ingredients that cannot be found in the country your customers come from! Highly recommended!

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2 of 5 stars Reviewed September 6, 2012

My friend and I reserved two different classes at The Kitchen At - one a wok class with two dishes and one a dumpling class. The two dishes in the wok class. battered crab and pork liver, were taught by the "chef" - owner. He did not seem to want to be there. He ruined the battered crab dish with... More

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5 of 5 stars Reviewed June 19, 2011

I and my friends have been attending classes at "the Kitchen at" for 3 years now and from day one have had only wonderful, memorable experiences. We send friends and relatives whenever they visit as it is such a pleasant and unique experience. We've learned to cook everything from Hong Shou Rou (a Shanghainese braised pork dish) to Ossobuco, to... More

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1 of 5 stars Reviewed June 13, 2011

Went to this cooking class twice, the oven not working, no introduction of raw food at all, the so called chef has no idea in answering question, no service at reception, nobody answer phone in office hours, I don't think the chef is a real chef, better to learn from cook book,

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thekitchenat, Owner at The Kitchen at... Cooking Studio, responded to this review
June 17, 2011

We operate 6 days a week from Tuesday to Sunday and the office is closed on Sunday and Monday. If one calls on Monday, there is no office staff available for inquiry. Our office hours are posted on our website and all printed programs. All instructors teaching in our studio are professional chief cooks from 5-star hotels or high-end restaurants.... More

Miami, Florida
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5 of 5 stars Reviewed April 18, 2011

Thje cooking class by Miranda and her staff was phenomenal! To begikn with, the layout of the kitchen was excellent, and it was absolutely spotless! The utensills, and the all the ingredients were plcaed in a very orderly manner,such that it was a pleasure just to see it. The translation by Miranda was excellenbt, the class was tops. We prepared... More

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Brighton
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5 of 5 stars Reviewed February 6, 2011

I only had a few hours free in Shanghai and I wanted to find a cooking class to learn about the real chinese food; not the Canadian variation we know here as Chinese food. The Kitchen at Cooking Studio was VERY accomodating and offered me a private class on the day of my choice but also slightly earlier than their... More

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New York City, New York
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5 of 5 stars Reviewed November 17, 2010

I had the fortunate joy of watching a private cooking class last month. I was amazed at how much fun the student was having, as well as her husband, who also chose to take a back-seat and observe. The couple was from the States, and they couldn't stop smiling. The head chef teaching did not speak any English, but that... More

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Boca Raton, FL
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5 of 5 stars Reviewed October 24, 2010

I am an enthusiastic amateur cook who was visiting Shanghai for the first time from the United States. I have taken a few cooking classes on trips in various parts of the world. I enjoyed every minute of my private class at The Kitchen At. The afternoon began with a stop at a local market--the bottom floor, meats and fish... More

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Los Angeles
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5 of 5 stars Reviewed September 9, 2010

This is a fully and very nicely equipped teaching kitchen tucked into the French Concession area of Shanghai. It's every bit as nicely equipped and clean as any cooking school I've been to in Los Angeles. I already knew a lot about Chinese cooking so I amped up the difficulty of the dishes we cooked and wasn't disappointed. Chef Alan... More

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