“What I hear, I forget. What I see, I remember. What I do, I understand.” — Confucius
At Dash of Soy, we believe “doing” is the best way to learn. Dash of Soy specializes in small-group, hands-on cooking classes for authentic home-style dishes filled with family stories.
Below are the current list of in-person classes available for registration (these are the online classes). If you see a class you like with no dates, or the dates don’t work, please fill out this form to pre-register for free. You can also request one of these classes for private events.
Please review our terms and conditions below before registering. Thank you!
Ethiopian Vegan Classics and Injera Workshop
Japan's New Year Feast: Osechi Ryori
Hawker Classics: Singapore Chicken Rice
Huntr/x Kitchen (Limited Edition)
Xiao Long Bao Workshop
Asian Baking Skills with Miniature Cupcakes
Gluten-Free Pork Dumplings
Chinese Takeout Classics
Japanese Katsu Curry
Indian Vegan Street Foods
Make Your Own Udon
Bibimbap and Banchan (Vegetarian)
Sushi Fundamentals
Mochi Masterclass
Pork Dumplings
8-course Vegan Feast
Asian Market Tour in Seattle
Vegan Dumplings
Tokyo Shoyu Ramen
8-course Chinese Feast
Dim Sum Classic: Char Siu Bao
5-Course Meal with Steamed Whole Fish
Seoul Street Foods
5-Course Vegan Meal with Knife-Cut Noodles
Japanese Homestyle Bento Box
Osaka Street Foods: Okonomiyaki
The Hong Kong Style Bakery
South Indian Vegan Dosa (Gluten-Free)
Street Foods of Laos (Gluten-Free)
Thai Curry Classics (Gluten-Free)
Dash of Soy Summer Camp for Young Chefs
Homestyle Dumplings for Young Chefs
Homestyle Cantonese (Special "Mama" Edition)
Japanese Comfort Food: Vegan Oden
Vegan Hot Pot with Market Tour
Hot Pot Hosting with Market Tour
Indian Vegan Chai Party
Terms and Conditions:
All sales are final. There are no refunds unless the class is cancelled.
Stay home if sick. Unless we can resell your ticket, there is no class credit unfortunately. You can gift or transfer your ticket to your family or friends.
Mask is welcome, but not required. Due to close proximity, you are always welcome to wear a mask.