Hungary · COOKING CLASSES
12 reviewed
Budapest fills up from Thursday and the good cooking classes go first. Here are the 12 that hold up, with current prices and what separates one from the next.
Budapest Central Market tour plus a hands-on cooking class with Hungarian family recipes, wine pairings, and a sit-down meal.
“Had the BEST time learning how to cook a traditional Hungarian meal with a small group! Mesi was lovely and was very considerate with making sure we understood what we were doing and getting everyone involved! We loved our cooking class/group!”
Cook a 3-course Hungarian meal with Chef Marti in central Budapest, choose a menu set, sip palinka and wine, then take recipes home.
“Marti was wonderful. She showed us how to cook a lovely three course authentic Hungarian meal. We had so much fun! There were also appetizers and drinks provided. A unique experience and must do for anyone interested in the Hungarian cuisine and a passionate foodie. You will leave very full so bring your appetite!”
Budapest Hungarian cooking class with a 3-course meal, wine and optional Central Market stroll. Small groups, hands-on cooking, recipes.
“This was fun! We made three dishes and our instructor was great. The food tasted great! We have does this in several countries and each time have a blast! As a non cook, I love how these dishes all come together!”
Shop Budapest’s Central Market Hall, then cook a family-style Hungarian main with wine and tastings in a local apartment, 4 hours.
“George and Marcel were amazing! It was a lot of fun and I really enjoyed learning about Hungarian culture, history, and food! Paprika is such a magical flavor and experiencing the smoky, sweet, and spicy varieties was a very interesting and great learning experience. It was a lot of fun while making a lovely meal with truly amazing people! Thank you thank you!! I highly recommend it for solo travelers and foodies as an intro into Hungarian cuisine and the central market!”
Market Hall shopping plus a small-group Hungarian cooking class in Budapest, with wine and pálinka, and a 4-course lunch you can recreate.
“Best experience!! Highly recommended. Ildy was FABULOUS!! The experience was intimate and personal. The market tour was so informative. The meal was 4 course and so authentic and tasty. So many flavours by and washed down with local wines and other beverages. Can not say enough! Ask for Ildy!”
Hands-on Hungarian cooking in Budapest with Chef Marti. Free pickup, small group, wine and recipes to take home.
“Superleuke ervaring met een zeer vriendelijke en enthousiaste dame. Het adres van de locatie was goed te vinden, maar het was efkens spannend om het gebouw binnen te geraken, want er zijn meerdere appartementen en wij hadden niet goed opgelet op welk nummer wij moesten zijn. Wij werden supervriendelijk ontvangen en door een andere afzegging, bleek dat mijn echtgenoot en ik slechts met ons twee dus eigenlijk een privéles kregen. De uitleg over de chicken paprikash was zeer duidelijk en stapsgewijs konden wij zelf alles klaar snijden en bereiden. Ook de bereiding van de bijhorende Späzle (soort deegwaren) was voor ons een ontdekking. Tussendoor was er ook nog een hapje…”
Shop Central Market with Chef Marti, then cook a classic Hungarian 3-course meal in a small group, ending with wine and dinner.
“Marti is an excellent tour guide and instructor. We had a thorough of the market and then she showed us how to make a delicious dinner. High recommend.”
Cook Hungarian classics with Nelli on Zoom from her Budapest kitchen. Learn paprikash, cucumber salad, Nokedli, and culture tips.
“We did an online cooking class with Nelli making chicken paprikash, cucumber salad, and Nokedli (egg noodle dumplings). Nelli was a great teacher and wonderful host for our 2 hour cooking adventure. As we cooked Nelli shared information about Hungarian culture, wine, and food. We had a wonderful time!”
4-hour Hungarian premium cooking class in central Budapest. Cook a 3-course meal, sip palinka and wine, learn with an English host.
“So much fun! We learned a lot about the history of Budapest’s food culture and about the ingredients we were using. The chef was so friendly and knowledgeable. We had a great time and the food we made was delicious!!”
Hands-on Budapest Jewish cooking class in English. Cook egg paté, honey chicken, and rugelach with drinks and hotel taxi pickup.
“This cooking class was one of the best we have done so far. We try to do at least one (and a lot of times more) cooking class in every country we visit in Europe. Marti was awesome! This class is full hands on. She doesn’t just show you how to mix, knead, or stir while she does it all. She shows you or tells you how and then you do it. My husband even enjoyed it. The most cooking he does at home is warm things in the microwave. The food we made was delicious. Marti made cooking fun. You can really tell that she loves her job.”
Cook a 3-course Hungarian meal in Budapest, starting at Central Market Hall with tastings, paprika lessons, and take home recipes.
“Cooking with Vesna was a lot of fun. Between shared stories, we made Tejfölös krumplileves (creamy potato soup), Csirkepaprikas (chicken paprikash), and Meggyes pite (sour cherry pie). Delicious, delicious, delicious! Everyone should make this class the centerpiece of their Budapest vacation.”
Budapest Hungarian Cooking Class by Foodapest in Central Market Hall, with market tastings, paprikash or goulash cooking, and a shared meal.
