Brisbane: Japanese Cooking Class with Meal and Recipe Book
Learn to make authentic Japanese dishes in a hands-on cooking class. Master the art of making udon noodles, gyoza, and aburi salmon, and enjoy a feast of the meals you...
CuisineJapanese sushi
Price$$
Neighborhoodrobertson
HoursMon Wed Fri-Sun 18:30-22:30
Last verified
Why locals love it: Eight-seat omakase counter on Barrett Street in southern suburb Robertson, 25-minute drive from CBD
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Location
Address: Shop 6, 17 Barrett Street, Robertson QLD 4109, Brisbane
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