Dashi Food Experiences(26)

Amazing! Loved to learn about the cusine and culture. Everything was so well explained and prepared. To do if you have time and love to eat sushi. Merci beaucoup!!

It was such a treat for us to be welcomed into Kaori’s home and to cook in her kitchen. Kaori’s English is really good and she explained everything to us very clearly. Of course we enjoyed eating the dishes too ! She has sent us photos and recipes which we will definitely be cooking when we get back home in Australia. The food was great, the company was lovely, so overall it was a lovely time spent in Tokyo. Thank you very much Kaori for sharing with us some vegan Japanese dishes. Sue and Dave from Australia..

it was very fun, and most important tasty. we learned new things and it was great. i think she took pictures of us witch is a bonus. i hope they can be sent to us soon

Enjoy traditional Japanese cuisine The area where the host lives is a quiet residential area in Tokyo where you can feel the real Japan. There is a traditional Japanese temple within walking distance, and the shopping street where locals shop is lined with many foods that Japanese people usually buy. She will teach you Shojin Ryori, a traditional Japanese dish. No chemical seasonings are used, and the gentle seasoning allows you to enjoy the original taste of vegetables. I think it's a great dish if you're vegan. You can feel like a Japanese chef when you serve your food on beautiful Japanese tableware. She is a good conversationalist, teaches you cooking steps at a good pace, and even you can offers an optional ingredient shopping tour. They are very kind people and you will love them too. It's also adorable to see the cute little birds Peter happily singing while cooking.

If I could give Bruce thousands of stars for a review I would! Bruce texted us in the USA shortly after we booked our food tour. He continued to check in on us several times before our tour. When we met Bruce in person he seemed like a long lost friend. He is fluent in English and Japanese. My husband uses a cane and he made sure the walking wasn’t too much for him. We started our tour in a quaint restaurant that he made a reservation for. It’s one of those places that you would NEVER find unless you knew it was there. We enjoyed salad, sashimi and fried chicken. It was all AMAZING!!! We finished our evening at a Hakata ramen restaurant. Really good! The next morning he texted us to wish us well on a day trip we had planned. I told him we had to cancel because I lost my medication on our travels. Without it I get physically ill. Not only did Bruce find me a doctor to get my medication. He actually picked me and my husband up at our hotel!!! After I got my meds, we all went to lunch and finished the afternoon at the Fukuoka gyoza festival! We will NEVER forget his kindness and caring as well as an amazing culinary experience. I feel as though we made a friend for life and will return to Fukuoka someday😊