Local operator · Rua Aliança Operária 54, Lisbon
In the same kitchen as the Lisbon pastel de nata class, chefs guide you through a traditional four-course Portuguese meal, with finger food, wine and beer while you cook. It is a savoury cooking class, not a pastel de nata class, so pair it with the baking class for the sweet side.
Here is the savoury half of Portuguese food. This is a cooking class, not a pastel de nata class: over 3 hours you cook a traditional four-course meal of seasonal dishes, then sit down to eat it. It runs in the same kitchen on Rua Aliança Operária 54 as the Lisbon pastel de nata baking class, which makes the two an easy pair on different days. You can cancel free up to 24 hours before.
Everything to drink is included: wine, beer, homemade juice, coffee and water, plus finger food and snacks to start. The chefs explain each dish, from the spices to the method, then you cook it step by step. The price also covers the ingredients, the gear, the instructors and insurance, with taxes and fees included. It has 4.9 stars from 831 reviews, and guests praise the chefs, naming Irina, Miguel and Miyuki, and the time to eat without rushing. One guest says the recipes were shared by a scan code.
It is not suitable for children under 6 or people with mobility impairments. Gratuities and hotel pickup are not included. The listing marks it as likely to sell out.
Arrive at Rua Aliança Operária 54 to appetisers, Portuguese wine and beer.
The chefs explain each dish, its spices and its method.
You cook each course with the chefs on hand, alone and as a team.
Eat what you cooked, with time to enjoy it.
★★★★★Great cooking class! Cooking instructor was very knowledgeable and helpful with all the cooking steps. Great variety of dishes. Wonderful experience!
★★★★★Our cooking class with Miyuki this morning was so nice! She was so welcoming, engaging and made the class very enjoyable! Being able to sit enjoy the food with plenty of time instead of being rushed out was nice aswell! Highly recommend this cooking class!
★★★★★a great experience and very hands on. we all got to be involved and it was a very collaborative experience. friendly, informative and the results were tremendous. super tasty.
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No. It is a savoury cooking class with a four-course meal. For pastéis de nata, book the Lisbon baking class in the same kitchen.
Wine, beer, homemade juice, coffee and water, plus finger food and snacks.
3 hours, including the time to eat your meal.
From age 6. The listing says it is not suitable for children under 6.
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Cook a four-course Portuguese dinner in the same kitchen as the Lisbon baking class, with wine and beer.
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