Cooking Teachers for Kids - Brown Owl (5018)

Upper Hutt, the Wellington Region

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Asiana Cooking School

39 Tennyson St, Te Aro (6011), Wellington Region
20-30 km from Brown Owl (5018)

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We are a hands-on cooking school that has been running for more than 10 years. It is a BYO Cooking School where you make your own Asian dinner, then sit down and enjoy it. It’s like going out to dinner with a twist, you have to do the cooking. It’s something different. Something fun for all ages of people to do and also learn about Asian cooking and spices and sauces. Read more

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