Bangkok Thai cooking classes range from making coconut milk and pounding curry paste to shopping for ingredients at a local market. Compare Mango’s dessert choices, Udomsuk’s daily menus and Sompong’s curry recipes. Choose the dishes and market experience you want, then check class times, teaching language and meeting points.
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Recommended toursBangkok · On Nut
4.9Reviews 153
At Mango Cooking School, you make coconut milk and cream from scratch before cooking pad Thai and Thai desserts. Choose a two-hour express class or a three-hour full class, depending on your schedule and preferred market visit. In the full class, companions can choose mango sticky rice or banana roti and share their desserts.
Recommended toursBangkok · Udomsuk
4.9Reviews 55
Udomsuk Cooking Class combines a local market visit with a menu that changes by day, from massaman curry and pad Thai to basil pork and glass noodle salad. Pick your date around the dishes you want to learn. The premium small-group option includes an extra dish, but other groups may join the same session; it is not necessarily a private class.
Recommended toursBangkok · Silom
4.8Reviews 905
Silom Thai Cooking School offers morning, afternoon and evening classes with a maximum of nine students per group. The morning includes a market visit, while the afternoon introduces ingredients in a small herb garden. You prepare ingredients in an air-conditioned room and cook in an outdoor kitchen without air conditioning.
Recommended toursBangkok · Wat Khaek market route
4.8Reviews 231
At Sompong Thai Cooking School, you make green, red, panang or massaman curry paste to match the day’s curry, salad and dessert menu. Morning classes visit Wat Khaek market; afternoon and evening classes introduce ingredients at the school. Take home the included recipe book to recreate the dishes in your own kitchen.
Recommended toursBangkok · Huai Khwang MRT meeting
4.9Reviews 196
Siam Cookery House meets you at Huai Khwang MRT, takes you around the market and then travels to the school by tuk-tuk. Groups of up to nine cook pad Thai, soup, mango sticky rice and the day’s curry, with a colour cookbook to take home. Choose a morning or afternoon class for the market visit, or an evening class focused on cooking.
Recommended toursBangkok · Tingly cooking school
4.9Reviews 40
Tingly Thai Cooking School teaches five Thai dishes in English through demonstrations, hands-on cooking and tasting. You also learn how to use herbs and spices and store the food you make. Morning classes include a market visit; afternoon and evening classes focus on cooking, and luggage storage is available during the lesson.
For a market visit, select the session first. Silom and Tingly visit markets in the morning; Siam Cookery House separates morning and afternoon market sessions from its evening lesson. Weather can also affect Udomsuk’s market visit.
Mango’s two-hour express and three-hour full classes differ in market time and cooking content. Sompong rotates curries and accompanying dishes by weekday, so choose your date with the menu in mind.
A school serving Korean travellers does not necessarily teach in Korean. Check English instruction and any interpretation separately, and submit dietary or allergy requests when booking.
Many Bangkok schools require you to meet them directly. Match Udomsuk, On Nut or Huai Khwang routes to the start time and check observer rules for anyone not cooking.
Rates and availability depend on dates, guests and selected options. Check the terms on the product page.
