SHANGHAI
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The 5 most popular workshops in Shanghai. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Private Shanghai dim sum class in the French Concession: pick 2 dishes, learn hands-on with an English-speaking chef, then eat your creations.
“Definitely recommend this experience (and the night food tour) early on during your time in Shanghai. We loved cooking with the chef and learning the history. Plenty of food to eat as a result of your cooking too!”
Private Shanghai shui mo ink painting for up to four with hotel pickup, tea, expert guidance, and your own artwork in about 2 hours.
“The teacher is very kind and patient with our kids. We have enjoyed our time learning painting! Everything is well organised, and many thanks to our guide Eric!”
Shop Shanghai’s wet market, snack on local favorites, then cook at a Shanghai Mama’s home with pickup and a shared meal included.
“We had a perfect experience and a nice evening of cooking the most delicious food. Our guide FeiFei, her mother and Penny were very hospitable and we learned a lot about chinese culture. The visit to the market was also very interesting and we tried many delicious snacks. If you like cooking and want to…”
Learn to make Shanghai xiaolongbao soup dumplings in a small group, with dough and filling skills, steamed and pan-fried cooking, tea, and recipe.
“I thought this experience was amazing! The instructor was very sweet and helpful. The dumplings turned out so delicious as well. I couldn’t recommend this cooking class enough!”
A small-group Shanghai Chinese tea tasting with Max: tea history, six tea categories, snacks, and hands-on brewing for $72 in 2.5 hours.
“Lovely experience with Max who was extremely hospitable and ensured he answered all our questions. Great experience!”
