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Your turn in the ramen kitchen.

One hour in a shop, or four hours making noodles and gyoza?

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Your turn in the ramen kitchen.
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Spend an hour in a ramen shop kitchen, or set aside four hours to make noodles and gyoza. Choose by the time you have and how much of the cooking you want to try.

In this story

  • Meet near Nezu Station
  • English and Japanese; 1–7 participants
  • Prepared broth; not every component is made from scratch

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  • Conducted in English; 1–10 participants
  • Includes noodle making and gyoza
  • Confirm dates and dietary accommodations on the booking page

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One hour in the kitchen

Meet near Nezu Station for a session focused on cooking noodles and assembling a bowl with prepared broth. At around an hour, it can fit into a day of exploring the neighborhood.

Four hours, starting with the noodles

If noodle making and gyoza are what draw you in, allow a longer session. This class is conducted in English. Plan the rest of your day around the cooking.

Check the ingredients

Some classes use chicken, pork or fish. Confirm any allergy or dietary requirements, the meeting point and the cancellation deadline before booking.

Edited from official product and experience listings. Information checked: 2026-09-09. Prices and availability are not updated automatically. Purchases and bookings are made directly with the linked business.

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