SIEM REAP
28 Tours Reviewed
Dinner starts at the market. This private Khmer cooking class at Reveal Angkor in Siem Reap is a simple plan with a real payoff: you start at Psar Chaa (Old Market area), shop for ingredients, then cook with a local…
A Khmer cooking class can feel like home. In Kampot Province, this one starts with a local market run and ends with you cooking and eating at Eco Lotus Kampot while looking out over paddy fields and Bokor Mountain. I…
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…
Clay time cuts through the sightseeing grind. This hands-on Cambodian pottery workshop in Siem Reap sends you by tuk-tuk to the Khmer Ceramics Centre, where you learn the basics on a pottery wheel and Khmer tools, then come back to…
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…
