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Popular with foreigners! ! NEW lesson “Miso ramen” “Vegan soy sauce ramen”

2020.03.21

KawaiiCooking (Minato-ku, Tokyo), a service that allows you to experience the making of cute Japanese cuisine for foreigners, started a new lesson menu, “Miso ramen” and “Vegan soy sauce ramen” in February 2020.

Japanese ramen is immovable in the world!

At Kawaii Cooking, we conducted a questionnaire survey for the lesson participants, and received many requests for ramen lessons. In addition to the variety of types of ramen you like, you will start a new “Miso ramen” and “Vegan soy sauce ramen” lessons in addition to the existing “Soy sauce ramen and“ Vegan dandan noodles ”lessons.

The menu was developed based on the concept of “delicious ramen that can be easily made at home.” At the same time, we will have a gyoza making experience.

Event summary

Menu: Miso ramen (Miso ramen, making gyoza)
Vegan soy sauce ramen (Vegan soy sauce ramen, making vegan gyoza)
Period: February 2020-
Location: Kawaii Cooking Studio (Omotesando)
Participation fee: 9,000 yen (including tax) ~ ※ Participation fee varies depending on the application form
Reservation: Airbnb and Tripadvisor accept reservations

About Kawaiicooking

For foreigners, especially those who are inbound above the upper middle, we offer an experience of learning Japanese cute cuisine. Not only can you choose from the lesson menu, but also custom-made menus such as deco rolled sushi of your favorite animals and favorite characters, and traditional Japanese food are available. In addition, the shooting goods and the background to further enhance the “cute” will be perfect memories. Not only the appearance is cute, but also using carefully selected ingredients from all over Japan, it is a program that can satisfy the taste part.

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