10 baking and cooking classes in Singapore for every culinary enthusiast

Singapore is a melting pot of culture and one way to dive into this treasure trove of flavours and traditions is by learning how to recreate dishes yourself. Be it local delights or a sweet cake, cooking and baking workshops are a wonderful way to learn. Even if you’re a seasoned home cook, these hands-on workshops promise not just delicious outcomes, but also an unforgettable experience.

1. Commune Kitchen

Commune Kitchen is one of Singapore’s many well-known cooking studios that offer affordable cooking classes. They’re a culinary school that emphasises accessibility and inclusivity, offering a wide array of cooking classes for both beginners and seasoned home chefs.

No matter what skill level or age you are at, as long as you are willing to learn, this studio welcomes you with open arms. If you head onto their website, you’ll see that they have an extensive list of classes. Choose from a variety of cuisines like Chinese, Thai and Italian. 

Their courses are designed to cater to diverse dietary needs, with a notable focus on gluten-free and vegetarian options, ensuring that everyone can find something that suits their taste and health requirements. They even have a Kombucha-making workshop for those looking to improve their gut health. 

For a three-in-one gluten-free, dairy-free and vegetarian course, you can sign up for their Sri Lankan dish class. You’ll get to learn how to make Ambul Polos Curry using young jackfruits.

One unique offering that Commune Kitchen has is its 6-week Helpers’ Culinary Program to help domestic helpers upgrade their cooking skills. The helpers can learn food safety and hygiene tips, and meal plan tips and be exposed to different cuisines so they’ll become more versatile cooks. It’s a win-win situation for everyone!

Commune Kitchen’s cooking classes start from S$120.

Commune Kitchen
182 Cecil St, Frasers Tower,  #02-10/11, Singapore 069547
+65 8821 4805
10am – 8pm (Mon to Sat), Closed on Sun
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2. Let’s Yori – Korean Cooking Studio

You might have already caught wind of this studio from friends or seen it buzzing on social media. If you or your plus one is a fan of Korean cuisine or have an appreciation for the culture, Let’s Yori – Korean Cooking Studio is a must-visit. 

As Singapore’s first dedicated Korean cooking studio, it’s the perfect place to get your K-food fix while uncovering the secrets behind your favourite dishes.

Under the expert guidance of a Korean instructor, you’ll pick up how to make authentic Korean cuisine. In a hands-on, two-hour class, learn how to recreate the mouthwatering dishes that make you drool when watching K-dramas. 

Are you someone who can’t get enough kimchi when dining out? Now, imagine never running out again because you’ve mastered the art of making it yourself. It’ll be fresh, homemade kimchi on demand.

The instructors are known for their friendly and engaging teaching style, making even the most intricate recipes feel manageable. 

Let’s Yori’s classes are conducted in pairs, so if you’re flying solo, you might be paired up with another student. And who knows? You might just have your own K-drama moment, finding a connection while cooking up something delicious.

Classes start from $90 per pax.

Let’s Yori – Korean Cooking Studio
6A Shenton Way, Downtown Gallery, #03-02/03, Singapore 068815
+65 8887 8802
10am – 8pm (Daily)
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3. D’Open Kitchen

D’Open Kitchen is all about bringing the fun back into cooking through engaging and interactive culinary experiences. This studio is especially great for groups as they have a variety of team-building or bonding activities incorporated into their classes. 

If you’re looking to boost teamwork and communication, the cooking team-building activities are packed with competitive elements and loads of fun. You and your team will need to work together to overcome challenges. 

Picture yourself in a real-life episode of MasterChef or Hell’s Kitchen — the Amazing Race activity lets you race against the clock to shop for ingredients on a budget. There’s also the Mystery Box challenge, which tests your creativity and adaptability as you whip up a main course with surprise ingredients.

The cooking team bonding activities, on the other hand, are more relaxed and non-competitive. They provide the perfect opportunity to get to know one another through the process of cooking. It’s all about having fun cooking together and connecting.

You can opt for the standard race where you are to complete a 3-course meal within the time given or go for basic cooking workshops. Alternatively, book your group a pasta masterclass or bread workshop that teaches you how to turn flour into delicious dishes. 

To book your session, simply contact D’Open Kitchen on their website with your preferred date, time, number of participants, and the activity or event type.

D’Open Kitchen
6A Shenton Way, OUE Downtown 2, #B1-07, Singapore 068815
+65 8228 6217
8am – 10pm (Daily)
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4. Pots & Pans Culinary Studio

Located in the bustling Centrepoint Mall, Pots & Pans Culinary Studio is where food lovers come to refine their skills in a variety of cuisines. The studio offers an impressive array of classes that cover everything from Chinese and Japanese to Thai and Peranakan cuisine. 

As Singaporeans, we love our hawker dishes. And so do Pots & Pans Culinary Studio, which is why they offer a Hawker Delights course where you can learn how to make multiple local delights like Chilli Crab, Nasi Lemak and Prawn Mee Soup. You can also find plant-based courses here. You’ll come to realise that creating healthy and flavorful dishes using plants is in fact, possible!

The hands-on classes at Pots & Pans Culinary Studio are led by experienced chefs who are passionate about sharing their culinary knowledge. What sets Pots & Pans apart is their commitment to making culinary education accessible; courses here are eligible for SkillsFuture Credits & PSEA. So, participants can offset the costs with government funding. 

If you’re looking for one-day workshops instead, they offer those too! Though they aren’t covered by SkillsFuture & PSEA, the three hours will be well worth it as you cook up a dish with your group.

Pots & Pans Culinary Studio
176 Orchard Rd, The Centrepoint, #B1-12, Singapore 238843
+65 6230 4045
9am – 6pm (Daily)
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5. ToTT Store Singapore

ToTT Store is known for its quality kitchen appliances and kitchenware. But, did you know they also host cooking and baking classes, private parties and team-building programs? They offer two types of cooking classes tailored to different learning preferences: Hands-on classes and Demo classes. 

The hands-on classes allow you to get your hands dirty while preparing the dishes yourselves. In each class, you’ll get to practise certain techniques and cook using a wide variety of kitchen equipment. At the end of the class, you even get to take home all the dishes you’ve made, along with the recipe to recreate them later for your loved ones. 

If you are more of an observational person, the Demo class lets you watch as a chef demonstrates the preparation and cooking techniques. You’ll still get to taste the dishes and leave with the recipe to try at home.

At ToTT, classes are led by passionate chefs who bring their expertise and love for cooking to every session. Not only do the regular instructors share their knowledge, but the store also features guest chefs like Audra Morrice, who you might recognise as the female judge from MasterChef Singapore. 

There are also ToTT Junior Chef classes for aspiring chefs aged 5 to 12 years. These classes are designed to be fun and educational, with a special focus on safety and creativity in the kitchen. Kids aged 8 and below must be accompanied by an adult, but don’t worry — there’s no additional fee for the accompanying grown-up.

For more information about the cooking and baking classes, click here. Details about the location, contact number and operating hours can be found here.

ToTT Store Singapore (Cooking Classes)
+65 6215 9186 (Mon to Fri)
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6. ABC Cooking Studio

Here’s another notable studio that you might have already heard about. Originally from Japan, ABC Cooking Studio has become a go-to spot for those looking to master not just Japanese cuisine but a variety of international dishes as well. 

The studio offers flexible lesson packages to suit various learning preferences and commitment levels. If you’re thinking of honing your culinary skills instead of going for a one-day workshop, you can sign up as a member and go for their Basic Course. 

There are options for 8, 16 or 24 lessons depending on how much you want to learn. It’s also great for people who like to learn at their own pace. Each package’s validity aligns with the number of lessons, making it easy to fit into your schedule: 8 lessons are valid for 8 months, 16 lessons for 16 months, and 24 lessons for 24 months.

Not sure if you want to commit? ABC Cooking Studio offers trial lessons like cooking a Japanese Hamburg Steak or baking a Gateau au Matcha. Otherwise, opt for their seasonal workshops for a fun and deliciously good time! 

For those with tight schedules, you’re in luck. If you have an hour to spare, ABC’s got you covered with their tablet lessons. You can learn to make a menu by simply following along with their instructional video. The ingredients would have also already been pre-measured before the lesson, making it easy to fit in a quick culinary adventure.

ABC Cooking Studio has three outlets in Singapore which you can find here.

ABC Cooking Studio
10am – 10pm (Daily)
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7. Baker’s Brew @ Upper Thomson

Baker’s Brew at Upper Thomson is a vibrant baking studio that has captured the hearts of many with its trendy and creative classes. Specialising in both classic and contemporary bakes, this studio offers a variety of baking workshops that cater to all skill levels. 

Their classes are hands-on, ensuring you get to fully immerse yourself in the process from start to finish. From delicate pastries to IG-worthy cakes, learn essential baking techniques and tips that you can apply to your own creations at home.

In their Adult Baking Class, you’ll have plenty of treats to choose from. Whether it’s whipping up creme brulee donuts, crafting beautiful mousse cakes, or even trying your hand at snow-skin mooncake workshops, there’s something for every taste. 

You might have heard of the viral Dubai chocolate recently. Well, Baker’s Brew has an upcoming class to turn that Kunafa chocolate bar into a show-stopping cake. 

For those who love a local twist, Baker’s Brew also offers workshops featuring intriguing flavours like Chilli Crab and Laksa cookies — perfect for baking something unique for yourself or as a gift for loved ones.

Whatever you decide to make at Baker’s Brew, rest assured the flavours will be as delightful as the presentation. Prices for their Adult Baking Classes start from S$118.

Baker’s Brew @ Upper Thomson
246H Upper Thomson Rd, Singapore 574370
+65 6493 2246
11am – 9.30pm (Daily)
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8. Grá Baking Academy

Grá Baking Academy is the go-to place for aspiring bakers who want to level up their skills. Located in Macpherson Mall, this academy is known for its professional-level classes that cater to both beginners and seasoned bakers.

Whether you’re wanting to master the art of sourdough, learn how to craft intricate pastries, or explore modern cake-decorating techniques, look no further. One of the highlights of Grá is its focus on technique and precision. The classes here are designed to teach you the fundamentals of baking, from understanding the science behind your ingredients to perfecting your dough-kneading technique.

With state-of-the-art equipment and expert instructors who cover a wide range of baking topics, you’ll leave with the confidence and skills to create bakery-quality products at home. Here, you can make classic delights like cream puffs, French croissants, tarts, and even hotdog buns!

The class sizes here are also kept smaller so that everyone can receive personalised attention and get the support they need. Plus, you can use your SkillsFuture credits and WSQ subsidies for some of the baking courses, making it a practical choice for seasoned bakers looking to improve their skills professionally.

Grá Baking Academy
401 MacPherson Rd, Macpherson Mall, #02-11/12/13, Singapore 368125
+65 9186 7640
10am – 7pm (Tue to Sun), Closed on Mon
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9. BELLS Baking Studio

BELLS Baking Studio is all about bringing joy to the kitchen through hands-on baking experiences. This vibrant studio is known for its friendly and welcoming atmosphere, making it a great place to learn and have fun at the same time.

The instructors at BELLS are not only knowledgeable but also passionate about baking, ensuring that every participant gains valuable insights and tips throughout the class. For those looking to upskill or pursue a career in baking, BELLS offers courses like making bread, scones and macarons which are eligible for SkillsFuture credits and WSQ Subsidies.

Whether it’s a corporate workshop or a party, level it up with their specially curated themed experiences. You can choose from exciting themes like “Secret Agent Espionage” or “Flamboyant Hawaii”. Not only will you be able to dress up according to the theme, but you can also expect to take on fun quests and missions while baking.

For a more whimsical touch, BELLS also offers kids’ baking parties with enchanting themes like “Magical Fairy Land” and “Cartoon Adventure.” These packages come complete with themed decorations, props, and even goodie bags for the little ones.

Who says baking has to be serious? At BELLS Baking Studio, every workshop is infused with fun, creativity, and a sense of adventure. With a diverse range of bakes to choose from—like Milk Chocolate Loafs, Japanese Curry Onigiri Buns, and more—you’re sure to find something that excites your inner baker.

BELLS Baking Studio
3 Temasek Blvd, Suntec City Mall West Wing, #02-408/409/411/412, Singapore 038983
+65 8868 8629
8am – 9pm (Daily)
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10. JusBaking Class

JusBaking Class is a hidden gem in Sengkang for those who want a more personalised baking experience. This home-based baking school is run by an experienced baker, Justina Wang who offers a range of classes tailored to your interests and skill level. 

The intimate setting of JusBaking allows for more one-on-one attention, making it an ideal choice for beginners or those looking to refine specific techniques. Whether you’re baking solo, with a partner, or as part of a group, there are classes available. You can even request private classes to celebrate your special occasions. To set the festive mood, the baking class will also be complete with banners and props. 

To make the experience even more accessible, the website categorises the classes by proficiency level. For each class, there is an indication if it is suitable for beginners, so you don’t have to worry about signing up for a class beyond your expertise.

With a variety of cupcake, cookie, and pizza flavours to choose from, there’s something for every palate. Plus, kids can kickstart their culinary journey with adorable bakes like pie puff pops and sheep cookies, making JusBaking a delightful experience for all ages.

Classes start from S$98.

JusBaking Class
Sengkang East Avenue, Blk 282C, Singapore 543282
+65 9233 7935
8am – 9pm (Daily)
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