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9 Best Cooking Classes In Siem Reap

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The 9 most popular cooking classes around Angkor Wat. What each one covers, who runs it, and what the day costs.

9 Best Cooking Classes In Siem Reap

Khmer Cooking Class at a Local’s Home in Krong Siem Reap

Khmer Cooking Class at a Local's Home in Krong Siem Reap - Cook Your Own 4-Course Meal: Tom Yam, Fish Amok, and Banana Leaf

1.Khmer Cooking Class at a Local’s Home in Krong Siem Reap

Most Popular 5.0

Siem Reap Khmer cooking class with tuk-tuk pickup, market shopping, garden stops, and hands-on help to cook four dishes plus farms.

“We thoroughly enjoyed this combination of learning about local food available both in the market and grown in the garden and the superbly organised activity of making four Cambodian dishes of our own choice. Soriya and Sivoon were excellent instructors and miracles of culinary excellence were achieved w”

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Award-Winning Cooking Class Experience with Professional Teacher

Award-Winning Cooking Class Experience with Professional Teacher - Inside Paper Tiger’s small-group kitchen: how instruction really works

3.Award-Winning Cooking Class Experience with Professional Teacher

5.0

Small-group Khmer cooking class in Siem Reap: market tour, hands-on amok and curry cooking, and a full lunch or dinner.

“It was our first thing we did after landing in Siem Reap. It was great way to be introduced to the place via the kitchen and the food. Sopheap was incredible. Highly skilled and a great teacher”

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Cambodian Village Cooking Class

Cambodian Village Cooking Class - Psar Chaa Old Market: where ingredients make sense fast

4.Cambodian Village Cooking Class

5.0

Start at Psar Chaa market, then cook Khmer classics lake-side with hotel tuk-tuk pickup, drinks, and a take-home recipe book.

“We were concerned about cooking in the heat but that was not an issue. This was one of the highlights of our holiday. The guide was knowledgeable and explained many interesting things as we toured the traditional market, gathering ingredients. Then, the place where the class is conducted was perfect for th”

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Khmer Cooking Class in Cambodia

Khmer Cooking Class in Cambodia - Where it starts: Sambo Khmer & Thai Restaurant near Wat Damnak

5.Khmer Cooking Class in Cambodia

5.0

A hands-on Khmer cooking class in Siem Reap with chef Sokha, your own station, and lunch included for about $35.

“This was an amazing cooking class. Sokha is a great teacher. She worked with each of us to make sure we understood what we were doing. We each had our own ingredients to prepare, our own burner and our own pot. We made the recipes with her guidance. All three Read more”

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3-Hour Siem Reap Guided Cooking Class and Market with Pick up

3-Hour Siem Reap Guided Cooking Class and Market with Pick up - Chef Dee and a Small-Group Cooking Class That Actually Teaches

Cooking Class By Reveal Angkor Hotel Siem Reap

Cooking Class By Reveal Angkor Hotel Siem Reap - Reveal Angkor’s kitchen and garden dining: comfortable, not touristy

8.Cooking Class By Reveal Angkor Hotel Siem Reap

4.5

Private Khmer cooking in Siem Reap with Psar Chaa market shopping, hands-on lessons, and an alfresco meal at Reveal Angkor.

“The class offered nice flexibility as I was the only student - so I was able to prepare exactly what I preferred. Quality of ingredients was top notch and quantity was plentiful. Good pro-health precautions were taken with ample gloves, fresh Read more”

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Evening Cooking Class

Evening Cooking Class - Sophia’s market walk: where the ingredients start making sense

9.Evening Cooking Class

5.0

Evening cooking class in Siem Reap with market visit, lemongrass cocktail, three Cambodian dishes, and starlit dinner; pickup included.

“Upon pick up at our hotel and after about 10 minute drive to a local market we were met by our host Sophia who took us around the market explaining which vegetables were local how they tasted, which were imported either due to lack of qRead more”

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