SINGAPORE
Singapore’s best days out.
The 11 most popular workshops in Singapore. The short list worth building an afternoon around, with prices, run times and who runs each one.
Hands-on Singapore cooking class on Sago Street: make 3 dishes with local instructors, then eat your lunch with recipes included.
Most Popular“Monica was great as a teacher! Loved that we had a small class of just six of us and got a lot of attention/guidance. Enjoyed learning about the history/origins of the foods as well.”
3-hour Singapore Chinatown cooking class: learn family recipes, cook 3 signature dishes, and eat your meal with local English hosts.
“Great experience. An insight into traditional Singaporean food lead by 2 locals.”
Learn night photography on the Singapore River with hands-on guidance, small-group coaching, and a photo review, starting at 6:30 pm.
“My wife and I had an amazing time. The advice and information provided on the Singapore Night Photography was awesome.”
Shop a real Singapore wet market, then cook local favorites from scratch in a small hands-on class with a licensed guide-chef.
“Really enjoyed Collin’s informative and entertaining tour of the wet market and the super useful cooking tips! Highly recommend!”
A private 3-hour Singapore photo lesson that teaches camera settings in real time, from Chinatown streets to Marina Bay night lights.
“Lance was my guide for this daytime photo walk in Singapore, and I was really pleased with the experience. I chose a daytime walk since I wanted to work on my street photography. Lance was kind enough to point out places that I would Read more”
Make your own orchid perfume in Singapore: personality quiz, pick scents from 120, mix at a digital bar, take home a 50ml crystal bottle.
“It was nice experience”
Private chef-led Singapore cooking class in Tiong Bahru with optional market visit, hands-on dishes, lunch, and take-home recipes.
“Good experience, however there were only 2 participants, so lacked some atmosphere.”
Make your own pau with a halal dim sum factory tour in Singapore, then taste siew mai and lor mai kai while learning how it’s made.
“Went to the workshop with some friends and had a great 2 hour of fun making paus and eating the various dim sum. Vibes was pretty good, although location was a little hard to find. Looking forward to future advance classes and thank you to instructor Thu and Shi Min.”
Private Singapore chef class: cook otak-otak, laksa, ondeh ondeh, then eat. Apron and recipes included.
“We loved every aspect of the class… and the food!! Lynette was thorough and very clear with her instructions as well as explanations of the ingredients, their purpose and preparation. We highly recommend the classes.”
Private Peranakan cooking class in Singapore near Lavender MRT. Cook 2–3 Nyonya dishes, eat lunch, with Chef Colin or Denise.
“The advert on Tripadvisor says you will "Enjoy a private and authentic cooking class in a cooking studio with host Colin who works as the main chef at a cooking studio and has previously worked in airlines, restaurants and hotels." I arrived for my class and it was NOT conducRead more”
Art jamming at Mochiart Art Studio in Singapore: stencil-filled, all-ages fun for $18, 2 hours with materials, snacks, and drinks.
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