SIEM REAP
25 Tours Reviewed
Cambodian cooking starts at the market, and this Kampot class does it the right way. You learn from a professional chef in a colonial-style house near the river, then you turn market finds into dishes like larb, papaya salad, and…
Cooking class, Cambodia style. This one works because it is hands-on and food-focused: you start with a walk through a local market and end by eating a four-course Khmer meal you cooked yourself. Along the way, you learn why dishes…
Khmer cooking starts at the market. This Siem Reap class pairs a guided market visit with hands-on cooking, led by Chef Dee, so you’re not just watching—you’re making a starter, main, and dessert. I love the easy, step-by-step teaching style,…
Cooking here feels practical. This Battambang class is built around real Khmer food habits: you start with a tuk-tuk market run to pick ingredients, then cook a 3-course meal in a local home with an English-speaking guide. What I like…
Food shopping turns into a real lesson. This private Khmer cooking class in Siem Reap mixes a market walk with hands-on cooking, so you go from choosing ingredients to tasting your own starter, main, and dessert. I love the market…
Khmer cooking classes in Siem Reap are more fun when you start at the source. This one mixes a guided market tour with a hands-on session led by chef Dee, so you learn what goes into Khmer food and why…
Your dinner starts in a Khmer kitchen garden. This 3.5-hour Siem Reap experience has you leaving town by tuk-tuk, getting a real feel for village life, and then cooking in an outdoor setup by a pond. You’ll walk through the…
Market first. Then three Khmer dishes. This half-day class in Phnom Penh is interesting because it starts with a tuk-tuk market run and ends with you eating what you cooked in a calm, guided kitchen setup. You’ll learn Khmer cooking…
Food lessons start with a market. I love how this class pairs a historic market tour with real cooking time at Paper Tiger, so you understand what goes into Khmer dishes, not just the steps. I also like the professional…
Cooking in Khmer style is hands-on. This is a small-group cooking class in Siem Reap city where you start with a local market stop and finish by eating what you cooked. I especially like the fact that you’ll cook famous…
