Learn to Roll Sushi - Pittsburgh
- Tue, Oct 27 • 12:00 PM +More Dates
- 10 to 57 guests
- 2-course meal Great for groups
- Pittsburgh
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Sushi making classes in Pittsburgh on Cozymeal are hands-on, beginner-friendly and designed to help guests learn, cook and dine with confidence.
Booked the class Fundamental Sushi Skills with Chef Patrick in Verona (Shannon Heights)
This was our second class. We told our friends and family about this and my cousin and his wife booked a class. We joined them tonight and just like the first it was a great time! Chef Patrick and his wife are fantastic! We will continue to recommend them.
Booked the class Fundamental Sushi Skills with Chef Patrick in Verona (Shannon Heights)
Chef Patrick’s skills are exceptional. The class far exceeded expectations and I will recommend him to anyone looking to switch things up and learn something new. The experience was fun and casual, and the food was amazing.
Booked the class Sushi Rolling Secrets with Chef Emily in Pittsburgh
Chef Emily is a knowledgable fun and patient chef who clearly enjoys sharing her passion for cooking with others. I learned so much from her class and the food was incredible! I can't wait to try out some of these same dishes at home and impress my friends and family.
Booked the class Artful Contemporary Asian Fare with Chef Jonathan in Pittsburgh (Hazelwood)
My friends and I went to Artful Contemporary Asian Fare with Chef Jonathan & had the best time!! Everything was so delicious. We can't wait to book another class. Highly recommending this class to everyone!
Booked the class Roll Traditional Sushi with Chef Dix in Verona
Chef Dix was quirky, fun, and gave good directions. Quaint group of 7 seemed appropriate for the learning level. Would love to take the pasta class. Would go back. Looking forward to doing it with my family now that I learned some basics.
Booked the class Fundamental Sushi Skills with Chef Patrick in Verona (Shannon Heights)
Chef Patrick and his wife Alba were very friendly and awesome to work with!
Booked the class Fundamental Sushi Skills with Chef Patrick in Verona (Shannon Heights)
We will definitely go back for another class. Very informational, professional and sooo much fun! The sushi was amazing.
Booked the class Fundamental Sushi Skills with Chef Patrick in Verona (Shannon Heights)
Very knowledgeable and the experience was fun!
Booked the class Fundamental Sushi Skills with Chef Patrick in Verona (Shannon Heights)
We had a great time! It was a fun and comfortable experience, and we learned some really helpful tools for making sushi at home. The food was delicious, (my personal favorite was the dessert)! So glad we got to do this.
Booked the class Roll Traditional Sushi with Chef Dix in Verona
He seemed more intent on promoting himself and his "side hustles" than actually teaching any technique you couldn't just learn from a 5 minute youtube video
Booked the class Roll Traditional Sushi with Chef Dix in Verona
Chef was ok. But setup was terrible. Not worth $75 a person. Not worth $7.50 a person.
Booked the class Roll Traditional Sushi with Chef Dix in Verona
I purchased this as a Christmas present to my husband and was really looking forward to what sounded like such a fun date night. We're both sushi lovers and perhaps, for that reason, had higher expectations? A sequence of things disappointed both of us. Firstly, the physical space: the combination of small round bar tables in a relatively dark room with loud music was inadequate. We didn't learn any "secrets to perfectly seasoned sushi rice" or "expert techniques to roll your sushi like a pro" (and if the chef shared the info, we didn't hear it because the music was probably too loud). The event was advertised as a 2-hr duration, but the class was officially over after 70 minutes and we were invited to "socialize" afterwards. We crafted 3 very small, sad looking sushi rolls and instead of socializing, we left and went to the nearest restaurant to eat dinner. We liked Chef Dix – very personable and funny, but I wish I had learned more about actual sushi making. I would have loved giving this 5 stars and have as much fun as the two ladies sitting next to us that evening, but honestly, the combo of the little events just made the experience not as worthy as expected. I'm aware that you pay for the experience, but if I were you, I would spend $160 at a fine, legit sushi place.