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Gear up for a culinary journey! Join our 5-day course, where each day brings a new cuisine into the spotlight. We cover, Sushi, Dim sum, Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese and Korean. By the end of the week, you'll be armed with a fresh set of skills guaranteed to wow your friends and family or even future customers. Let the cooking adventure begin! Click the button below, then click "Duration" and select the 5 day class.
"Ian, Kiki and Lance all delivered informative, engaging and helpful lessons. A really great experience. I would highly recommend and it’s given me a great foundation to build from."
"I took my granddaughter for her 18th birthday on a Thai cooking course at School of Wok and we had an amazing time and cooked delicious food"
"Had a great time here for our work Christmas party! We learnt a lot about the cooking process as we went and made some really tasty food on top of it. The School of Wok team were so friendly and helpful throughout and our colleagues all really enjoyed it!"
Located in the heart of London's vibrant Covent Garden. With our prime location, we are easily accessible by all main forms of transport, making it convenient for anyone to join us for a fun and educational culinary experience.
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Chinese Chive Pockets (Jiǔ Cài Hé Zi) are a popular Northern Chinese street food made with a soft hot-water dough wrapped around a fragrant filling of Chinese chives, vermicelli noodles, scrambled eggs and fresh herbs. Pan-fried until crisp and golden on both sides, they'e the perfect savoury snack, often served with a simple soy, vinegar and chilli oil dipping sauce.
Hong Kong Style Leftover Fried Rice
Quick & Easy Chinese Special Fried Rice is one of the most fundamental wok dishes in Chinese cooking. This Quick & Easy Chinese Special Fried Rice recipe is all about heat control, constant movement and using quality leftovers to create something deeply savoury and satisfying.
In Cantonese cuisine, “special” fried rice usually means a combination of meats and seafood, often including char siu, prawns and chicken. The key to great fried rice is day-old chilled rice, a smoking hot wok and what Jeremy calls “dancing rice” where the grains jump freely off the surface of the wok.
Sinangag is a classic Filipino garlic fried rice that's served with everything from fried eggs and grilled meats to leftover roast dishes. Unlike Chinese fried rice, the garlic is slowly cooked in oil to infuse the rice with deep roasted flavour before being finished with crispy garlic, spring onions and simple seasoning. It's an incredibly versatile side dish that proves just how delicious a few pantry ingredients can be.
Szechuan Claypot Aubergine is a bold and comforting Chinese dish where aubergine is first seared to lock in texture, then braised in a savoury “fish fragrant” sauce. Despite the name, fish fragrant seasoning contains no fish; instead it balances chilli bean paste, vinegar, soy sauce and sugar to create a rich mix of salty, sour, sweet and spicy flavours. The aubergine absorbs the sauce as it simmers, becoming soft, fragrant and deeply savoury.
