UBUD · COOKING CLASSES
The kitchens worth booking.
The 11 ubud cooking classes travellers love most, gathered in one place. What you cook, how long you spend at the stove, who teaches, and what a seat at the table costs.
Hands-on Ubud cooking class with a Balinese chef and a traditional market stop. Cook peanut sauce dishes and kolak. English.
Most Popular“Excellent chef. Great food. Step by step instructions! Will try recipes at home. Pick up and drop off helps.”
Ubud cooking class with optional market visit and hotel transfers. Learn Balinese curries, satay, desserts, and the culture behind them.
“We loved the experience of learning the basics of cooking in Bali. Learning about where the ingredients come from and how to prepare them was amazing. Our kids loved the pancakes the most! Would highly recommend đź‘Ś”
Cook five Balinese dishes in Putu’s family home in Ubud, using farm-fresh ingredients, plus cultural stories, lunch or dinner, and pickup.
“Putu is a such a thoughtful, engaged and considerate host. Our group - 13 to 81 years old - loved the experience.”
Ubud market tour and cooking class: learn 9 Balinese dishes by hand, then eat them together with a chef.
“Good fun activity. great to make many different dishes and eat them. Our hosts were excellent and run a very good cooking school.”
Farm-to-table Balinese cooking in Ubud with a market visit, garden picking, six dishes, tea and coffee, and take-home recipes for $39.71.
“On top , visit a local market , then arrive at the farm The place is top , top cuisine and kindness of the staff! Not to mention the very friendly guide! In short I recommend this moment đź©·Auto-translated”
Half-day Balinese cooking in Ubud with a small group. Market, house, and farm stops plus hands-on dishes you eat at the end.
“We were picked up promptly from our hotel and taken to meet Ron who conducted the class. Ron was lovely, very welcoming and very funny. The experience started with a tour around a Balinese house which was a good learning experience and then a tour of the garden showing us the various fruits and vegetables…”
A private Balinese cooking day in Ubud with Dewa: garden tour, wood-fired stove dishes, beer, and family recipes—plus transfers.
“I have taken many cooking classes in my life, but this one was extra special. Dewa was a blessing. He is kind and so happy to share his culture. His home is lovely and everything was clean. We cooked a six course meal and it was deliciouRead more”
Shop Bali’s morning market, learn canang offerings, then cook multiple Balinese dishes with a local chef in Ubud. Pickup included.
“Excellent experience from the beginning (reliable pick-up). We learned how to make a votive offering basket. We learned nine very tasty dishes and celebrated their completion with a wonderful meal that was not only delicious but stunningly beautiful.”
Ubud cooking class with a market ingredient hunt, Balinese home kitchen cooking, Hindu offerings, and a garden lunch for $34.
“My favorite part of Ubud! We had a great time with Putu! Book a morning class so you can visit the market. After that, we saw the rice paddy and went to the home where the class is. We also learned about the home & even had a little music lesson. The cooking class is…”
A 5-hour Ubud morning cooking class with market fruit tasting, hands-on Balinese recipes, rice-field time, and a take-home recipe PDF for $24.
“A great day. Very informative and friendly guide who showed us around the market explaining all the produce. Then transported to an open kitchen where the group were taught how to cook 7 deli outs dishes which we had for lunch. Given a recipe book at the end. Worth every penny.”
Private Pejeng Market tour with Putu, a Balinese cooking class, and family lunch in Ubud with pickup and transfers for $95.
“My wife and I did this on our honeymoon and I will say it is one of the highlights of our trip. Our guide Putu was amazing. She took us around the markets and helped us cook the best meal we had on our trip. This tour is great way to get an authentic look…”
Hands-on classes and market tours, city by city.