Georgia · COOKING CLASSES
Folding khinkali so they hold the soup is harder than it looks, and every teacher here has an opinion about it. These 6 classes are priced and honest about how much you cook versus watch, and which end with a full supra.
Learn to shape khinkali and make Imeretian khachapuri in central Tbilisi with wine, cheese, salad, and a small-group cooking class.
“Very nice especially for the price. It is not in a family house but a pub but it was a great experience overall and very cheap.”
Learn to make Georgian khachapuri and khinkali in a warm Tbilisi home setting, with wine, recipes, and patient hands-on instruction.
“A true authentic experience! We were a couple and we visited the Chef Irinas house where we did the class. She was very humble and explanatory and she even made us two types of kachapuri! I totally recommend her”
Taste Kakheti on an 8-hour group tour from Tbilisi with bread baking, churchkhela, Sighnaghi, Bodbe, wine, chacha, and mountain views.
“The tour guide Giorgi was awful and spoiled the tour by 90%. Hope you'll get a better experience with another guide. The place has its charm.”
Learn five Georgian dishes, Supra traditions, and family recipes at Nana’s Kitchen, a warm three-hour cooking class in a Tbilisi home.
“I had a fantastic evening with Nana. The family were incredibly hospitable, the facilities were great, and the food incredible. It was nice to learn some traditional Georgian cooking over a glass of homemade wine. The food was lovely, and absolutely I’d try to make again myself. If you are in Tbilisi I’d absolutely doing this one evening.”
Cook Georgian classics with Tina after shopping Tbilisi’s Dezerter Bazaar, then share a home meal with wine, family, and local warmth.
“I've just come back from shopping buying walnuts. Why? Because I want to make this tasty & easy Georgian dip which I was introduced to by a very lovely lady during my stay in Tbilisi.I am making this dip for the second time now because friends & guests LOVE it ! It was taught to me while attending a cooking class. I was very reluctant to taste it at first because I am not crazy about anything with nuts.The nice Georgian lady ( Tina ) however convinced me otherwise...... She said that I "MUST " taste it seeing that it is a special,old Georgian recipe. The course was originally supposed…”
Taste Georgian food, wine, music, and traditions on a four-hour Tbilisi supra feast with Old Town sightseeing and a family cooking class.
“This was an amazing experience, truly unforgettable! The food was incredible, we loved the masterclass in khinkali and khachapuri. Our host (tameda/toastmaster) created a great atmosphere, and made sure everyone was welcome and connected with each other. We were English speakers and the host organised an excellent English translator for the evening, his English was flawless and he was knowledgeable about Georgian culture and history. The logistics were all arranged for us so we didnt have to worry about anything. We left with an international set of new friends. Couldn't recommend this experience more highly, very worth the money. Thank you so much!”
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