Discover the best Cooking Classes in Hoi An

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Cooking Classes in Hoi An

Discover the best Cooking Classes in Hoi An

My friends and I really enjoyed this cooking. We started with a trip to the market to choose ingredients, then had a stop at a local coffee roaster to try some of the Vietnamese coffee. Next we began the class itself, where we learned four classic Vietnamese dishes. 
 Hanna was an excellent teacher, overall would highly recommend!

Cook with Local Family & Support Kids in Need in Hoi An

My friends and I really enjoyed this cooking. We started with a trip to the market to choose ingredients, then had a stop at a local coffee roaster to try some of the Vietnamese coffee. Next we began the class itself, where we learned four classic Vietnamese dishes. 
Hanna was an excellent teacher, overall would highly recommend! 

Jolie’s family runs activities that funds a 'Poor Children’s Fund,' supporting ethnic minority schools and children in need.


Founded by Jolie, this experience is proudly run by a dedicated team of women, creating jobs for local women while sharing warmth, culture, and authentic cuisine.









Jolie has been welcoming guests into her home since 2016, continuing a family tradition of sharing food and culture. Her family has been cooking with visitors for years, passing down recipes and techniques that have been in their family for generations. While they aren’t professionally trained chefs, they know the real secrets of Vietnamese home cooking. More than just a cooking class, Jolie’s kitchen is a place where people connect over food and daily life. She also uses her classes to support children in need—part of the proceeds go towards a fund that helps poor children in ethnic minority schools. With Jolie, you’re not just learning to cook; you’re becoming part of something bigger.

Jolie Cooking Class

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Jolie has been welcoming guests into her home since 2016, continuing a family tradition of sharing food and culture. Her family has been cooking with visitors for years, passing down recipes and techniques that have been in their family for generations. While they aren’t professionally trained chefs, they know the real secrets of Vietnamese home cooking. More than just a cooking class, Jolie’s kitchen is a place where people connect over food and daily life. She also uses her classes to support children in need—part of the proceeds go towards a fund that helps poor children in ethnic minority schools. With Jolie, you’re not just learning to cook; you’re becoming part of something bigger.

Cooking Classes in Hoi An

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