All of our chefs are koto trainning school graduates.
What’s included in the cooking class:
• Welcome drink
• English speaking
• Vietnamese Chef
• Tour of Sapa’s market
• All cooking ingredients
• Lunch
• Cooking demonstration
• Transport to retreat
• All recipes and notes
Cost: US$35 per person
Minimum of 2 persons are required for each class to commence
Contact us for reservations
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Every day at 9:30am we start our cooking class with a tour to the local Sapa fruit and vegetable market located 10 meters from the front door of our cooking school. The Sapa fruit and vegetable market is very colourful with many wonderful organic fruits and vegetables to select from. The market is also frequented by the Ethnic Minority population in Sapa giving you a sense of being transported back to the 18th century as you mingle with the Ethnic minority people, purchasing some of the freshest vegetables you have ever seen. Sapa’s fresh mountain air, fertile soils and clean water make for some beautiful produce. As you walk through the market your chef will explain the ingredients you will be using in your cooking lesson. Once you have purchased your ingredients we take our transport 6km outside of Sapa to our beautiful Hmong Mountain Retreat where our cooking school is located, overlooking the beautiful Muong Hoa Valley and the terraced rice fields.
The cooking school chefs first demonstrate each dish before you prepare the same dish yourself. The lesson is very practical. At the end of your lesson it is time to enjoy all the dishes you have prepared as you sit in our retreat surrounded by nature marvelling at what you have just managed to cook.


Sapa Rooms boutique hotel books thousands of tickets every year for our guests and we would like to assist in booking your train travel as well to ensure your holiday to Sapa commences without any fuss or trouble.
Our organic vegetable garden is an important feature to Sapa Rooms and Hmong Mountain Retreat. Not only does it provide vegetables and fruits for our cuisine, it also provides an important link between what shows up on our plates and knowing how it got there. 

