Essential Dim Sum
- Tue, Oct 6 • 6:00 PM +More Dates
- 2 to 24 guests
- 4-course meal Date night favorite
- Travelling to guests in Downtown Chicago
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Chinese cooking classes in Northern Suburbs on Cozymeal are hands-on, beginner-friendly and designed to help guests learn, cook and dine with confidence.
Booked the class A Delectable Dim Sum Feast with Chef Eric in Chicago (Streeterville)
It was an amazing experience! We left feeling very proud of what we prepared.
Booked the class Craft Cozy Dumplings with Chef William in Skokie
awesome
Booked the class Dim Sum Dinner with Chef Eric in Chicago (Streeterville)
The class was well organized, informative and a lot of fun!
Booked the class Creative Chinese Cuisine with Chef Rakhi in Chicago (North Center)
My friend and I had the BEST time with Chef Rahki! We made delicious Chinese food and learned so much about how to cook vegetables and chicken the best. We even got to make our own dough for the dessert. Chef Rahki was warm, welcoming, and funny! We loved hanging out with her. Here is a video from our experience! https://teams.microsoft.com/l/message/48:notes/1713229706760?context=%7B%22contextType%22%3A%22chat%22%7D
Booked the class Dim Sum Dinner with Chef Eric in Chicago (Streeterville)
We didn't end up having Chef Eric, which was disappointing because we booked this class specifically after reading his reviews. Instead, the chef we got seemed untrained/unfamiliar with teaching a cooking class. When we arrived, he was still reading the recipe, and he seemed at a loss multiple times throughout the class. His attitude was odd; he was very vulgar and didn't seem to like answering questions, which is part of what made it seem like he hadn't had much experience teaching. He also spent extra time with certain people and offered no help or conversation to others. The worst of it came towards the end, the class was running behind, and he got the pans way too hot to cook the Bok Choy. When he went to deglaze the pan that I was working next to, he added too much water to the already way too hot pan and gave it a hard shake, causing the oil and water to splash out of the pan and onto my face and torso. Fortunately, the burns weren't too bad and have only left some minor red marks on my face one day later, but it did get oil stains on the shirt I was wearing that I couldn't get out. I was looking forward to this class, but was disappointed.